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• Hardyboy Posts: 5,906Chief of Staff

  December 2006

  Hilarious! ) I'm amazed at how well everything matches up (though the '67 music is, alas, a touch shorter than this title sequence). So much for playing Dark Side of the Moon with The Wizard of Oz--we've got a new phenomenon here!
  
  (P.S.--I hope that site stays up for a while at least. No doubt the title sequence is pirated, and I'm sure EON and Sony won't be too happy about that!)

  Vox clamantis in deserto
• JennyFlexFan Posts: 1,497MI6 Agent

  December 2006

  Well I certainly enjoyed that more than when the atrocious song that stopped people from celebrating religious holidays (aka "You Know my Name") played during them.
  
  Great job!
• Barbel ScotlandPosts: 37,860Chief of Staff

  December 2006

  Kudos to whoever's responsible! Lol! )
• Moore Not Less Posts: 1,095MI6 Agent

  December 2006

  Very witty indeed, even if it is a bit naughty. Good find, jillmastersonfanboy.
• Loeffelholz The United States, With LovePosts: 8,998Quartermasters

  December 2006

  My God, that's f*****g brilliant )
  
  :007)
  
  I must confess, I've been a fan of Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass since I was *so high*, and have loved their CR theme since the moment I first heard it---waaaay back in the late '60's...
  
  This made my day, jillmastersonfanboy. Many thanks {[]

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• Loeffelholz The United States, With LovePosts: 8,998Quartermasters

  December 2006 edited December 2006

  JennyFlexFan wrote:

  ...the atrocious song that stopped people from celebrating religious holidays (aka "You Know my Name")

  
  ?:)

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• Sir Miles The Wrong Side Of The WardrobePosts: 27,749Chief of Staff

  December 2006

  Great stuff )
  
  Pity they didn't use the vocal version though.

  YNWA 97
  
• JennyFlexFan Posts: 1,497MI6 Agent

  December 2006

  Loeffelholz wrote:

  JennyFlexFan wrote:

  ...the atrocious song that stopped people from celebrating religious holidays (aka "You Know my Name")

  
  ?:)

  
  In case you didn't know Loeff, I hate You Know My Name and am glad whoever it was replaced them in the titles! Brilliance!
• Moore Not Less Posts: 1,095MI6 Agent

  December 2006 edited December 2006

  JennyFlexFan wrote:

  Loeffelholz wrote:

  JennyFlexFan wrote:

  ...the atrocious song that stopped people from celebrating religious holidays (aka "You Know my Name")

  
  ?:)

  
  In case you didn't know Loeff, I hate You Know My Name and am glad whoever it was replaced them in the titles! Brilliance!

  
  I think Loeffelholz's question is: What is it about You Know My Name "that stopped people from celebrating religious holidays". Care to explain?
• Loeffelholz The United States, With LovePosts: 8,998Quartermasters

  December 2006 edited December 2006

  Moore Not Less wrote:

  I think Loeffelholz's question is: What is it about You Know My Name "that stopped people from celebrating religious holidays". Care to explain?

  
  Thanks, MNL; sometimes, exasperation robs me of eloquence I hate it when that happens
  
  Generally, the power to wreak havoc upon religious holidays is reserved to dictators, rogue governments, etc., rather than movie-theme pop tunes---granted, the times, they are a changin', but...

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• JennyFlexFan Posts: 1,497MI6 Agent

  December 2006

  Loeffelholz wrote:

  Moore Not Less wrote:

  I think Loeffelholz's question is: What is it about You Know My Name "that stopped people from celebrating religious holidays". Care to explain?

  
  Thanks, MNL; sometimes, exasperation robs me of eloquence I hate it when that happens
  
  Generally, the power to wreak havoc upon religious holidays is reserved to dictators, rogue governments, etc., rather than movie-theme pop tunes---granted, the times, they are a changin', but...

  
  Well, I was exaggerating, basically I'm saying it's so horrible that it stopped people from believing in their religion and celebrating holidays.