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Aaah, what a grea thread title. :D

That actually sucks but :P but the Black Hawk Down score actually got me interested in movie scores in general.

This shit right here, is funky-wicked. :D What awesome stuff.

Well it sounds good. :D

That's great, the best theme song ever. :D I'll take that as a compliment, though imagine if you spoke Croatian. :D Martin, I'm really loving The Rock's score. Also, I'm pretty sure I'll be able to get your whole list in flac bar Equilibrium. :weee:

I'm pretty sure it is, the score is I believe the last thing that goes into the movie, the final touch.

Since you've mentioned games...there's a new Polish RPG called "The Witcher". The music in it is fantastic, composers are Adam Skorupa & Paweł Błaszczak.

Hey, buzz off, read the thread title. :D Seriously, you seem to be home at this as well, care to make an alternative to Martin's list?

One of these days, I'm gonna be able to join in on discussions like these. :D

Actually the worst out of that list has gotta be Pearl Harbor, that was such a joke of a movie. From the cast to the screenplay, to the directing. He made Bad Boys? I thought he directed only part 2...OK, another one for him but it's not so much his credit as it is the chemistry between Smith...

OK, The Rock is good. :)

Michael Bay always has shit movies but I thought Transformers was good. Doesn't take itself seriously and is simply fun. There are no rules.

Wow, just listening to "Hummel Gets The Rockets" and damn...why's my Dad home? I wanna blow my speakers away with this. Sounds bloody fantastic. Perhaps you shouldn't listen to Transformers, it can't compair. :D

One of the rare cases where I really picked up on a movie score was in Black Hawk Down. The score there was everywhere in the film and really made the film a lot better than it is. I think I told you that already. I simply love the eastern influences combined with rock melodies in that score...

FLAC is a good idea for everything but true, it has a bigger purpose for this type of music than Beatles for example. Though, for the umpteenth time, I'm not a huge Beatles fan, I am a Classic Rock fan. Though don't diss The Beatles when you probably only know "Obla Di-Da" and "Love Me Do" songs...

Great description about what a movie score is all about, I'm no expert but I do agree with what you said. Nice pun on the Rain Man. As for the list so far I've obtained only the first 3 with an addition of David Arnold's Shaken and Stirred. I only listen to flac so it's gonna be a little...