LoeffelholzThe United States, With LovePosts: 8,993Quartermasters
edited September 2008
Thanks, em. Yeah, the Memphis Horns! B-) I'd heard that, and forgotten about it.
When the reviewer calls it a 'Southern Rock 'n Soul Potboiler,' it seems obvious that there's much more to it than meets the ear in the Coke Zero advert...! Still, that minute of music has definitely got my full attention. With the trailer out, it looks as if the next event to anticipate (other than the gearing-up of the press junket) is AWTD's release. Middle of October, isn't it?
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"I am not an entrant in the Shakespeare Stakes." - Ian Fleming
"Screw 'em." - Daniel Craig, The Best James Bond EverTM
looks as if the next event to anticipate (other than the gearing-up of the press junket) is AWTD's release. Middle of October, isn't it?
I think it's the end of this month, isn't it? Might be wrong, though.
LoeffelholzThe United States, With LovePosts: 8,993Quartermasters
I hope you're right! I'm ready to hear it right now...
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"I am not an entrant in the Shakespeare Stakes." - Ian Fleming
"Screw 'em." - Daniel Craig, The Best James Bond EverTM
Cool ad, and I wonder if we're being given a taste (so to speak) of what the QoS titles will look like--earthquakes, leggy women, fist-fights. . . Heck, I even think the black-and-red color combination looks pretty nifty.
I'd guess not; let's not forget what the Coke Zero brand colours are after all!
The tune's definitely real- it simply sounds like Jack White, plus it sounds like Bond: I'm looking forward to it. I just found this review of it, so I'm guessing we should be hearing it very soon indeed: http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2008/sep/14/popandrock.aliciakeys
I love Jack's lyric in that bit!
Oh, I know what the Coke Zero colors are--I simply said that they look nifty, and I wouldn't mind seeing a Bond title sequence with them. And thanks for the link--I'm looking forward to this song!
I know, I know, I need to hear the full thing. But with crappy White Stripes frontman, dull, wailing Alicia Keyes and that tacky 1 minute snippet, I'm not feeling good about this theme.
Well we all know what they say about opinions and how everyone's got one, but I'm a bit surprised you don't like him: I think his stuff is really interesting. This track already sounds pretty Raconteurs-ish, and that's a good thing from where I'm standing. I'm with you on Keyes, but she looks nice and can sing a tune, so White being onboard makes this much more interesting for me.
scaramanga1The English RivieraPosts: 845Chief of Staff
Well I have to say I'm enjoying what I have heard so far. I'm getting pulled into the hype and can say I'm enjoying the ride! I think this tune will be far better than You Know My Name I just wish it was available now!
I found 'You Know My Name' suddenly grew on me, and then I couldn't get enough of it. I loved it, even though I couldn't really stand the rest of the Cornell album. Nevertheless, I really did buy a whole album just for one record.
Sad, I know.
This one - I don't know. I'll have to hear the whole thing, and then a couple of times to be sure. One thing's for sure, it can't be worse than Die Another Day which is surely the worst Bond theme ever.
Sorry to the admins, I had posted the link on a new thread. Oops! But this ad-> http://cokezerobond.com/ Is this the one that Jack White freaked out about?
Got to say it's growing on me, I saw the Coke ad in the cinema last night and the theme just fit and sounded really good on the sound system. I've only heard the actual song a couple of times but the more I hear it in context the more I like it.
Given the opening titles I think it's going to work well, then be catchy catchy catchy!
Also got to see the trailer ont he big screen and it's all turning out to be something quite excellent!
now thats bad marketing:
'coke zero - another way to die' ;):)):))
Thunderbird 2East of Cardiff, Wales.Posts: 2,779MI6 Agent
Grrrr I hate product placement!
There is a massive billboard poster fo Coke Oh (if its supposed to be the same as double oh seven, it must be Coke oh!) :007) near Temple Meads station here in Bristol. Drives me up the wall.
Ok, advertising is a neccesary evil, but it should be effective through subtlety within film!
Ahem, rant over!
This is Thunderbird 2, how can I be of assistance?
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When the reviewer calls it a 'Southern Rock 'n Soul Potboiler,' it seems obvious that there's much more to it than meets the ear in the Coke Zero advert...! Still, that minute of music has definitely got my full attention. With the trailer out, it looks as if the next event to anticipate (other than the gearing-up of the press junket) is AWTD's release. Middle of October, isn't it?
"I am not an entrant in the Shakespeare Stakes." - Ian Fleming
"Screw 'em." - Daniel Craig, The Best James Bond EverTM
I think it's the end of this month, isn't it? Might be wrong, though.
"I am not an entrant in the Shakespeare Stakes." - Ian Fleming
"Screw 'em." - Daniel Craig, The Best James Bond EverTM
Oh, I know what the Coke Zero colors are--I simply said that they look nifty, and I wouldn't mind seeing a Bond title sequence with them. And thanks for the link--I'm looking forward to this song!
I know, I know, I need to hear the full thing. But with crappy White Stripes frontman, dull, wailing Alicia Keyes and that tacky 1 minute snippet, I'm not feeling good about this theme.
I think they're rather fun: at least we're not being 'teased and tantilised' again!
Well we all know what they say about opinions and how everyone's got one, but I'm a bit surprised you don't like him: I think his stuff is really interesting. This track already sounds pretty Raconteurs-ish, and that's a good thing from where I'm standing. I'm with you on Keyes, but she looks nice and can sing a tune, so White being onboard makes this much more interesting for me.
Sad, I know.
This one - I don't know. I'll have to hear the whole thing, and then a couple of times to be sure. One thing's for sure, it can't be worse than Die Another Day which is surely the worst Bond theme ever.
Sorry to the admins, I had posted the link on a new thread. Oops!
Given the opening titles I think it's going to work well, then be catchy catchy catchy!
Also got to see the trailer ont he big screen and it's all turning out to be something quite excellent!
'coke zero - another way to die'
There is a massive billboard poster fo Coke Oh (if its supposed to be the same as double oh seven, it must be Coke oh!) :007) near Temple Meads station here in Bristol. Drives me up the wall.
Ok, advertising is a neccesary evil, but it should be effective through subtlety within film!
Ahem, rant over!