“The World Is Not Enough” is a 1999 orchestral rock song performed by alternative rock group Garbage, and was the theme single of the James Bond film of the same name.The song and accompanying soundtrack were released internationally by Radioactive Records as the feature film premiered in theaters around the world at the end of November of that year.“The World Is Not Enough” was written by composer David Arnold, who also did the score for the film, and lyricist Don Black, who had worked in four Bond songs before. The single was written in the traditional style of the series’ title themes contrasting with the post-modern production technique and genre-hopping sound that Garbage had established on their first two albums. more...
Garbage - "The World Is Not Enough". Official Music Video.
Live performance.
The World Is Not Enough Title Theme (Demo version performed by David Arnold)
Straw, a Bristol band formed by Mattie Bennett and Roger Power of the Blue Aeroplanes, were the bright hope for record label WEA in 1999. Their Bond theme for The World Is Not Enough nodded towards Radiohead’s romantic ballads, but it was rejected in favour of David Arnold and Black’s theme for Garbage.
The unused secondary theme for The World Is Not Enough, Scott Walker’s “Only Myself to Blame”.
Diana Krall - "The World Is Not Enough". Cover.
Freddie Wadling - "The World Is Not Enough". Cover.
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