What Scores are Everyone Listening to Now?

I'm listening to The Goblin Returns from Spider-Man 2. Ah! No, there it changed to At Long Last, Love from Spider-Man 2. Elfman is the best! And so is john Williams, Hans Zimmer, Don Davis, Howard Shore, Klaus Badelt +++ many more! But still, Elfman is my idol!

 

Davy Jones- Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest

 

Hello Beastie -Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest

 

Amistad by John Williams

 

The Ring by Hans Zimmer

 

You Know My Name by Chris Cornell. It's the score from Casino Royale.

 

It's not really a score, but I'm listening to Die Zauberflote by Mozart?

 

Ooooo, that's one of my favorites. Ranked right up there with Don Giovanni. I'd really like to see these performed, but I don't see that happening in the near future.

 

The 'burbs - Jerry Goldsmith

 

Otello by Verdi


And if you ever get a chance, do try to go see Die Zauberflöte. It's WONDERFUL (as long as your Queen of the Night is good).

 

My Christmas present to myself (I opened it early), "Rocky II".

I just love its take on the original themes -- on hand hand more swinging funky, and on the other hand, more pseudo-epic.




Rick McCallum loves you!

 

The Aviator by Howard Shore

 

Joe Hisaishi's Howl's Moving Castle - a must have for any collection. Trully beautiful music.

 

Star Wars: A New Hope The Battle of Yavin gets me everytime, just perfect film music.

 

Jurassic Park by John Williams, another masterpiece by Williams.

 

Mark Isham's score to Life as a House. A nice score to put on when reading.... or studying for finals.

 

Return of the Jedi, and also reading its liner notes.

 

I DID actually crank out a score earlier today on my MP3 player, which was "Rambo: First Blood Part 2" by Jerry Goldsmith. Kind of repetitive, but HIGHLY "macho", in terms of purely orchestral music.

 

Lost Season 1.

 

Star Trek III: The Search for Spock by James Horner.

I love how he expands on his work from Star Trek II. The Klingons and Stealing the Enterprise are just excellent cues.

 

I love how he uses the music from 'Kirk's Explosive Reply' near the ends of that cue.

 

Javier Navarrete's score to Pan's Labyrinth.

I cannot recommend this soundtrack highly enough. Anyone who is a fan of great music (I'm assuming that would be everyone here), needs to pick this gem up. You won't be dissapointed.

 

Armageddon OST by Trevor Rabin and Harry Gregson Williams... Love it!

 

My last score was at work, listening to Goblin's "Dawn of the Dead" soundtrack.

 

some of the only scores im listening to these days:

narnia: from the western woods to beaversdam, and evacuating london.
batman begins: hmm... well all of them!
ocean's 11: rodney yates
blade 1: dig this vibe
matrix 1: hotel ambush
harry potter 2: the flying car
spirited away: the sixth station