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Contents: Generally, European films have been perceived as less flashy and more complex than Hollywood films. They were often seen as literary, while Hollywood films were considered purely entertainment. However, with the start of the James Bond series in Britain in the early 1960s, European films gained worldwide enthusiastic acceptance. Music also underwent a dramatic shift, from simple guitar arrangements to full orchestral performances. This CD features 12 of the best tracks selected from the three albums shown on the cover. [TRACKLIST] 1. A Man and a Woman 2. A Meeting in Paris 3. The Umbrellas of Cherbourg 4. La Dolce Vita 5. No Sunday 6. Georgie Girl 7. Goldfinger (from "Goldfinger" 007) 8. Murder on the Orient Express 9. Zorba the Greek 10. Last Tango in Paris 11. Always Keep the Sun in Your Heart 12. Rosie's Theme Media Reviews and More Generally, European films have been perceived as more subdued and complex in their storylines compared to Hollywood films. European films have also been considered literary, while Hollywood films are seen as purely entertainment. However, with the start of the 007 series in Britain in the early 1960s, European films were enthusiastically embraced worldwide. Music also underwent a dramatic shift from simple guitar arrangements to orchestral performances. This CD features a selection of the best tracks from the three albums shown on the cover. (C)RS
