Music
The game features a title song of the same name performed by Mýa, who also plays the character of the same name. She did not return for the sequel, with Joss Stone performing the theme for the game James Bond 007: Blood Stone.
The in-game music was composed by composer Sean Callery, with additional music by Jeff Tymoschuk. Later in 2006, Electronic Arts published Callery's score appeared for sale exclusively on Rhapsody:
- James Bond Theme
- Russian Liar
- Bond Jumps Through Glass
- Collecting Stuff in New Orleans
- Bond Escapes Fortress
- Crash into Lobby
- Entering the Train
- Save Katya
- Graveyard at Night
- Jaws
- Mine Facility Fight
- Hand to Hand Combat
- Rooftop Bike Chase
- Quick Action
- Russian Tank
- Sneaking Around the Train Cars
- Train Chase
- The Crematorium
- Tank Battle 2
- Bond in Sneak Mode
- Winning the Trophy
Notably, the album does not include the main theme song "Everything or Nothing".
Read more about this topic: James Bond 007: Everything Or Nothing
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