1."Following two excellent volumes of spaghetti western themes, Lou Pecci shows he’s as comfortable with John Barry compositions as with Ennio Morricone’s, and as deft on overdubbed electrics as previously on gut-strings. His own “Black Path” would make Vic Flick, the late Bond guitarist, smile. No doubt, whatever genre he tackles next will be equally fun and creative." – Dan Forte -"(c) Dan Forte; all rights reserved, Vintage Guitar Magazine, July 2014."2 -"It's a real masterpiece." - Robert Silverstein - http://www.mwe3.com/3."...all of Pecci’s renditions stay close to the originals but still have an originality to them. If you’re a guitar fanatic or just a James Bond one, this is a must have record."Full Review: http://www.indiemusicreviews.net/lou-pecci-james-bond-on-electric-guitar/4."Pecci makes his electric guitar sound like an entire symphony orchestra but adds his own penchant for jazz to make these `transcriptions' sound fresh and new. As usual, the performances are first class!" - Amazon.com - 5 stars5."...great CD ...skill as an instrumentalist is profound...work in the area of film music cover versions warrants serious consideration." John Bender, eurofilmscoresociety6."...an album of James Bond music with a difference...not restricted to the usual title themes and songs." - johnbarry.org.uk7."...another winner!" - Dafydd, yahoo.com 8."...wonderful!...great selection of themes..." - Dorian, Film Score Monthly9."...refreshing...” - huanyang_cn, Radio Airplay 10."...tracks taken mostly from the first decade of James Bond Music, the golden age of 007." - mfiles.co.uk11."...this approach by Lou Pecci has a pleasant vibe." - http://browse.feedreader.com/c/SpyVibe12."Clean electric guitar...Lou has chosen a fine melodic library for his source of material." - Pipeline Instrumental Review Magazine, Winter 2015, issue 99 13."...fantastic! Absolutely wonderful sound! - Hans, CD Baby purchaser (e-mail) All tunes played on overdubbed electric guitar with synthesizer used on the last track.