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Hanz Zimmer.
I like pretty much everything he does, even Days of Thunder. I like Howard Shore's LOTR score, but i haven't really heard anythig else he does. But Hanz Zimmer consistently writes movies scores i could listen to endlessly. -AA |
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Bernard Herrmann.
Working today, Jon Brion and Carter Burwell. |
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John Williams is pretty awesome. The music from Star Wars and Indy Jones and Superman and Jaws etc. etc. is part of pop culture today.
To this day everytime I hear the Imperial March from Star Wars I remember watching the movies for the first time when I was a little kid. Pretty sweet stuff. As far as an all-time favorite soundtracks go, I'm gonna have to give it to Last of the Mohicans, the 1992 movie with Daniel Day Lewis. It's a great movie, and the music, made by Randy Edelman, makes it even better. |
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Basil Poldouris. He did Conan the Barbarian and Conan the Destroyer.
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Ennio Moricone
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Bingo. Perhaps the most influential composer of the past 20 years.
Side note - "Directors Cut" by Fantomas is a must have for Mike Patton enthusiasts. Heavily influenced by Morricone. |
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Hanz Zimmer then John Williams, but it's close.
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Although I don't consider it the best score, the best use of a score was in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. The score was by James Horner.
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Danny Elfman.
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I don't keep up with scores, so I really couldn't say. But I do like most everything James Horner has done.
GoT |
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