Hello and welcome to episode number 12 of James Bond Radio, the music of Bond. My name is John

Williams and today have we got a show for you. We here at JBR shaking things up and today we're

going to be talking about the new 15th anniversary two-disc expanded edition of Die Another Day. And who better to talk about this fantastic new release

with and none other than co-producer Neil S. Bulk? Say hello, Neil.

Well, I guess it would be better to talk to David Arnold, but I'll do. Hi. No, not at all. We're

thrilled to have you here. So it's absolutely exciting. And on behalf of

myself, Tom Sears, Chris Wright, and the JBR family, we want to thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us about this amazing new release. It's a real treat for us. So thank you so much for your time.

Oh, you're welcome. It's my pleasure. Thank you for

having me. Absolutely. First things first. We're going to go over. We're going to do the show

intro and then we're going to dive right in. So here we go. You ready? Sure. Perfect.

The bubbles ticker my Jakovsky.

I didn't know you're such a music lover James.

Any time you want to drop by and listen to my Barry Manorone collection.

That's as better as listening to the Beatles without ear, ma'am!

James Bond Radio presents the music of Bond,

an in-depth look at the songs and schools of 007 from john barry and

monti norman to david arnold comus lena and everyone in the tone all right neal well uh it's a tradition

here at james bond radio that with all guests we have what we call our James Bond Radio Quickfire

Questions.

And today, you are going to be answering two rounds of questions, the JBR show questions

and the music of Bond show questions.

So let's get started.

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