Bond Theme trough decades

JohmssJohmss Posts: 274MI6 Agent
Well, the topic's name might be wrong, but here is the topic itself:

Goldfinger is by far the Bond theme (besides the Bond theme of course) any attempt of parody has to have Goldfinger as a base (please don't put me to give examples, you could find then around the corner)

But, Goldfinger, besides being the musical Holy Grial, is the theme of the 60's... but were another themes that could define a decade?+

The 80's is more than easy: AVTAK. nothing could or should sound (or see in the videos) more like the 80's.

But there are the 70's, 90's and the new millennium. So which Bond song represents that decade better?

i thought LALD in the 70's, but it doesn't sound "disco" enough (remember: Disco is to 70's as water is to pool)...

The new millennium is rather simple: DAD or YKMN? i prefer the last one, or if you want to declare desert (for now) then just say Oakenfold's remix)

And the 90's... that seems to be the problem for me...

But hey, i'm a newbie, i have like 10 posts or something.. please give your thougths


P.S. please don't start a fight, but i'm not that crazy about GF, i prefer TB song

Comments

  • heartbroken_mr_draxheartbroken_mr_drax New Zealand Posts: 2,073MI6 Agent
    id say the the 90's and 00' would be as a decade in terms of bond music. They are all quite similar, especially how they start, TND, TWINE & CR, and similiar songs i would have to say are DAD and GE.

    YKMN is a great bond song, but ive like TWINE & DAD too.
    1. TWINE 2. FYEO 3. MR 4. TLD 5. TSWLM 6. OHMSS 7. DN 8. OP 9. AVTAK 10. TMWTGG 11. QoS 12. GE 13. CR 14. TB 15. FRWL 16. TND 17. LTK 18. GF 19. SF 20. LaLD 21. YOLT 22. NTTD 23. DAD 24. DAF. 25. SP

    "Better make that two."
  • Number24Number24 NorwayPosts: 21,793MI6 Agent
    Goldeneye is really a 60's song isn't it? I like it, but songs like that were only made for Bond movies in the 90's. apart from the female M, GE only gave the audience exactly what they expected. I'm not shure if it has to be TWINE or TND, but they are absolutely more 90's-sounding.
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