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Recommended music: Shirley Bassey – Diamonds Are Forever (Mantronik 007 Mix)
It’s #WhateverWednesday, and I have a bit of an unfortunate announcement today. Along with my action figures and other items from my collections, my vinyl albums are also all packed away, awaiting a new space for Bond music to play…
Continue reading “James Bond on Vinyl Will Return 5”Recommended Music: David Arnold – Diamonds Are Forever (feat. David McAlmont)
This #WhateverWednesday, we’ve reached the halfway mark of 2026—just six months left until 2027! To mark the occasion, I want to share my idea for a James Bond movie marathon to wrap up the year.
Continue reading “6 & 1 James Bond Marathon”Recommended Music: Thomas Newman – Spectre in Concert (Excerpts)
Today is the 60th anniversary of Thunderball’s release in US theaters. To celebrate, I wanted to share my idea for this year’s James Bond movie marathon to close out the year.
Continue reading “5 & 0 James Bond Marathon”Recommended Music: David Arnold – The World Is Not Enough Suite
Today marks the 60th anniversary of Thunderball. To commemorate the occasion, I am re-sharing an idea for a James Bond movie marathon.
Continue reading “From the Archives: 4 & 9 James Bond Marathon”Recommended Music: David Arnold – Quantum of Solace Suite
Today marks the 60th anniversary of Thunderball’s arrival in US theaters. To mark the occasion, I am re-sharing an idea from a couple of years ago for a James Bond movie marathon.
Continue reading “From the Archives: 3 & 8 James Bond Marathon”Recommended Music: Thomas Newman – Spectre Suite
On this #WhateverWednesday, we’re celebrating tomorrow’s 10th anniversary of Spectre. So, today, we’re taking a look at the Spectre Soundtrack CD.
Continue reading “Spectre Soundtrack CD”Recommended music:
When the end credits rolled on You Only Live Twice in 1967, it clued the audience in that Bond would be back for On Her Majesty’s Secret Service. What audiences didn’t know at the time was that the next Bond would be an Australian bloke instead of the Scottish Bond seen in the last five films.
Continue reading “From the Archives: James Bond on Vinyl will return 4”
