I don't recall anything like that. One piece of music I liked is found from the start where Bond and Trevelyan are sneaking through the chemical factory.

I'll have to watch it again. All I know is there was some techno stuff in there (like the fight on the runway) that sucked so much it almost made me force someone to commit suicide.

Yes, but then again, it might not have been that bad. Having over sized pillowcases is enough for you to make someone want to commit suicide.

Murray's of course. :P

Murray's one? oh yeah the one with plenty of Bash Boom Wallop in!!:P

But they all have Bash Boom Wallop in them.

Some more than others :D

If Murray starts a rock band we are all doomed.

He did. They were called the Backstreet Boys.

Oh no! Then we have already been dammed,

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Sit the f*ck down, Gold.

I'm going to revise my answer and say my favorite who theme is Torchwood's.

Murray Gold has a special place in whatever substitutes my heart. I think it's a stapler atm. I keep it in a box.

The Torchwood themes brilliant but its a bit short. I think it was Hardwire who did a longer version that was very good. Apart from the new 2008 theme i like all of Mr Golds music and bought both albums they released of his music:D

So did I, unfortunately. I wonder if they'll take away the money he got from my sales if I return them both... This is perhaps worth exploring.

If you do this and record what happens I will send you £10 Only if your prediction is true.

Party at Murrays house. Everyone's invited.

I've always liked the Murray Gold series 2-3 themes the best.

Of his, I think that is my least favorite. It's too cluttered and disorganized. The one point in its favor is that it actually makes (nearly) complete use of the Derbyshire bassline -- something that cannot be said for any of his other themes.

I love the score for Goleneye! It's not exactly conventional but it was one of the scores that got me into film music. Eric Serra shouldn't have been boycotted so quicky imo.

David Arnold is very good and I prefer his Tomorrow Never Dies score than anything else he has done, including the Doctor Who theme. Although it does seem as if he's trying to imitate John Barry (listen to Tomorrow during the car intro scene then listen to the Goldfinger opening) and I don't think any composer should ever do that.

My favorite version of the theme has always been the original Derbyshire version because it's timeless and very well done.

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