Track Listing

1. We Have All The Time In The World
2. This Never Happened To The Other Fella
3. Try
4. Ski Chase
5. Do You Know How Christmas Trees Are Grown
6. On Her Majesty's Secret Service
7. Journey To Blofeld's Hideaway
8. We Have All The Time In The World
9. Over And Out
10. Battle At Piz Gloria
11. We Have All The Time In The World/James Bond Theme
12. Journey To Draco's Hideaway
13. Bond And Draco
14. Gumbold's Safe
15. Bond Settles In
16. Bond Meets The Girls
17. Dusk At Piz Gloria
18. Sir Hillary's Night Out
19. Blofeld's Plot
20. Escape From Piz Gloria
21. Bobsled Chase

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #6720 in Music
• Released on: 2003-03-31
• Number of discs: 1
• Formats: Soundtrack, Original recording remastered, Extra tracks
• Original language: English, German
• Dimensions: .22 pounds
• Running time: 80 minutes

Customer Reviews

It's finally here!
It is no exaggeration to say that some admirers of John Barry's work have been waiting for this re-release of On Her Majesty's Secret Service for decades.
Well, it was worth the wait; the work on this disk is truly incredible. The soundtrack now runs to over 75 minutes, and features all those cues that could previously only be heard by viewing the film (Gumbold's Safe, the Ice Cavern scene, Bond's dalliances at Piz Gloria, and so on. Only the ice waltz source music is missing, but that's simply because a disk can only hold so much.
The reproduction is so pin-sharp that you can hear all manner of orchestrations which were lost on past releases - and that's what makes this such a good buy. We always knew there was something special about these early Bond scores, but now we can hear every bit of the inventive genius that went into them.
It leaves you longing for the glory days of James Bond music.

Better 34 years late than never
OHMSS was the first Bond film I ever saw (at Christmas 1969) and it's had a special place in my affections ever since. IMHO both the film and George Lazenby were vastly underrated for many years, although that now seems to have changed.

Surely, however, no-one can argue that John Barry served up some of his finest music for this film: exciting, sinister, romantic and a perfect match for the images on screen.

For twenty years I hunted for a copy of the soundtrack album. Finally the OST was released on CD - but there was still something missing, the minor cues that didn't make it to the soundtrack album but added immeasurably to the atmosphere of the film.

Now, at last, it's here! The full score, remastered, in all its glory. Everyone involved in this gets a big, big thank-you from me. If you only buy one Bond OST you can't get better than this. And if you have the original album don't hesitate to shell out a few more quid for the bonus tracks. You won't regret it, believe me.

Bond music at its finest
I owned the previous release of this Bond soundtrack and as enjoyable as it was, the running time left you gasping for more... so here it is. As part of the Bond remastered series, the entire score is presented so at last you can enjoy unreleased gems such as Gumbold's safe and the escape from Piz Gloria. Barry was at the top of his game and added incredible atmosphere to the movie and it seems incredible that a full release took 40 years. The only problem with the Bond remastered series is that the discs present the music as the soundtrack was originally released followed by unreleased tracks at the end, rather than rearrange them into order for a more satisfactory listen. Thankfully, OHMSS doesn't suffer too greatly from this as the cues are unedited and independent, so programme them into the correct movie order and enjoy. A classic.