SAME TRACKS AS PREVIOUS RELEASE. REMASTERED.

Though not Ian Fleming's most famous James Bond novel, his 1962 novel "The Spy Who Loved Me," was distinguished by the unique device of telling the story from the heroine's point of view. In fact, Bond doesn't make an appearance until the story is two-thirds over. This would hardly work in the film world's Bond franchise, so the original austere plotline of the novel was eschewed in favor of a labyrinthine story involving outer-space extortion. The leading lady, a "hard-luck kid" in the original, is now sexy Russian secret agent Barbara Bach, who joins forces with Bond (Roger Moore, making his third appearance as 007) to foil yet another megalomaniac villain (Curt Jurgens), who plans to threaten New York City with nuclear weaponry. Beyond the eye-popping opening ski-jump sequence, the film's best scenes involve 7'2" Richard Kiel as steel-toothed henchman "Jaws." 1977

1. Nobody Does It Better (Vocalist: Carly Simon)
2. Bond 77 (James Bond Theme)
3. Ride To Atlantis
4. Mojave Club
5. Nobody Does It Better (Intrumental)
6. Anya
7. The Tanker
8. The Pyramids
9. Eastern Lights
10. Conclusion
11. End Titles - Nobody Does It Better (Carly Simon)