Tomorrow Never Dies [Music from the Motion Picture]

Original score composed by David Arnold.
Producers: Mitchell Froom, David Arnold, Alex Gifford, Moby.
"Tomorrow Never Dies" was nominated for the 1999 Grammy Award for Best Song Written For A Motion Picutre Or For Television.
Personnel: Sheryl Crow (vocals, piano); Steve Donnelly (guitar); Matthew Pierce , Dylan Fitzgerald, Jane Scarpantoni, Julieanne Klopotic, Lorenza Ponce, Mark Feldman (strings); Rob Hardt, Alex McCabe (saxophone); Osho Endo (trumpet); Greg Robinson (trombone); Mitchell Froom (keyboards); Greg Cohen (acoustic bass); Pete Thomas (drums); Gert Fröbe, Sean Connery (sampler).
Audio Mixers: Daniel Miller; David Arnold; Geoff Foster ; Alan Moulder; Steve Orchard; Tchad Blake.
Editor: Dina Eaton.
Unknown Contributor Role: Alex Gifford.
Fashions, come and go, but Bond is forever, a fact borne out by both the 007 film TOMORROW NEVER DIES and its aural companion. While the soundtrack to this suspenseful flick is made up mostly of moody orchestral pieces composed by David Arnold, there are a couple of pop-oriented tunes thrown in for good measure. The album opens with the title tune, as sung by Sheryl Crow. It's a state-of-the-art pop confection that incorporates the mysterious edge of the traditional Bond music. k.d. lang pops up as well, with the lush-but-dark ballad "Surrender." Moby caps it all off with a postmodern flourish on his technofied version of the classic "James Bond Theme."