[Carl]

Klaus Badelt is really good, as are Hans Zimmer and Alan Menkin.

[Carl]

Originally posted by Ford Prefect
Yeah, The Time Machine had some really good music. Especially the sequence where he goes forward for the first time.

yep. that's the best non-lyrical score from the movie. the best lyrical one is "eloi". It conveys huge emotion without even having to understand the eloi language.

[Vaelinx]

The Last of the Mohecans and Braveheart were both pretty good.

[NGTM-1R]

Star Wars (all of 'em)
Matrix (Bits and pieces of it, anyways, for all three)
LotR.
And some others that aren't coming to me now. I know there are more, though...

[mrfun]

Star Trek 6 opening title
Men in Black, and most everything by Danny Elfman

Hans Zimmer, Michael horner, and Jerry Goldsmith all rock.

[Gloriano]

Pirates of Carribean (has nice soundtrack

Kill Bill

Star Wars

[Darkblade]

Star Wars (especially The Empire Strikes Back)
Gladiator
Armageddon (Complete score includes great cues)
Danny Elfman scores
The Matrix, all of them. If you have heard the Reloaded and Revolutions expanded promo scores, which includes only Don Davis' music then you know what I mean.
Howard Shores Lord of The Rings trilogy

[Killfrenzy]

Originally posted by Corsair
I severely disliked the original score to Armageddon. The other songs on it were only okay...

You are thinking of the classical score and not the 'soundtrack' which is made up of things like Leaving on a Jet Plane and Don't Wanna Miss a Thing aren't you?

I spent two years trying to find the actual score and when I did I wasn't disappointed. The Launch is the best piece on there!

[Corsair]

I'm not a huge fan of Aerosmith. As for Leaving on a Jet Plane, it is one of my favorites and was by far the best song on there.

The original score though... meh.

[an0n]

Spiderman 2

[Killfrenzy]

Originally posted by Corsair
I'm not a huge fan of Aerosmith. As for Leaving on a Jet Plane, it is one of my favorites and was by far the best song on there.

The original score though... meh.

So you were thinking of the 'soundtrack' rather than the score then. I got the clue when you referred to 'songs.'

[Corsair]

I did mean the score. Like I said, the songs on the soundtrack are okay... but I don't like the classical score.

[Stunaep]

The LOTR soundtrack has been mentioned too few times.

Also, most of Hans Zimmer's creation, and everything compiled by Quentin Tarantino.

[Black Sheep]

The funny thing about the Media Ventures scores...(the scores where Hans Zimmer appears as composer or producer)...they are never by one composer alone.

Armageddon was done by Travin and Gregson-Williams...Gladiator by Zimmer, Badelt and Shirley Walker...and POTC had around 7 composers, supervised by Badelt...

...I really think, the MV scores are pretty good...but , many kinda sound the same. Search for real differences between Gladiator and Pirates Of The Carribean.
...by the way...most of the score of The Rock was NOT composed by Hans Zimmer...he just did two themes!

Well...my favs...

Everything from Bill Brown
Finding Nemo
Shrek
Spider-Man (2) (when he swings through NY for the first time in 1st Person, it's just ....woah...and the whole train sequence in part 2...well, that's art! )