Hi, this is Roger Moore, and you're listening to James Bond Radio.

Hello and welcome to the Emergency JBR podcast.

Billy Ehrlich's songs out, everybody. It's Valentine's Day. What a wonderful

Valentine's gift for everybody. And I am joined by Mr. Brian Dobson. Say hello, Brian.

Hello, Brian. Mr. John Williams. Say hello, Brian. Mr. John Williams. Say hello J.W.

Hello, hello. And of course, Mr. Jack Lugo. How are you doing, Jack? I'm all right. Tom.

How are you? Good, good. I'm very good, man. It's still asleep, and I got up and immediately listened to the

song as soon as my eyes open. So being the music of Bond Man, J.W., talk to me. What are you thinking? What are your

initial thoughts? Well, I was just frantically shutting down work. You know, like, okay, I take that last

call, lay down, take a second, and I put on the last call lay down take a second and I

put on the headphones and I laid down and I downloaded it onto iTunes paid

for it bought it and I hit play and are you asking me for my initial reaction

yeah what was your first initial or uh my first initial reaction is it sucked

wow that's that's surprising to hear from john he's using the dude's enthusiastic person when it

comes yeah it gets better it gets better i mean like not the story gets better the song gets better. I mean, like, the story gets better.

The song gets better for me, obviously.

But no, my initial reaction was, it's more of the same, you know.

Holy shit.

I was not a second to hear that.

Yeah, I know.

I feel like my initial reaction was, is it's, it's, uh, its greatest strength is that

it's a continuation of skyfall and writings on the wall.

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