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Do these "influences" mentioned still apply to today's scoring idiom? (and by today I mean the 2010's)...

Acclaimed director dies at 81

Yeah, I don't think Benny will appreciate blasting a few bars of Star Wars on his doorstep.

Seth and I were just listening on the same thing!

No, it's hebe!

Well you can say the same about Jurassic Park as well.

Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend is another one like The Swarm for Goldsmith. That Goldsmith score... That crappy film... And how Goldsmith find inspiration to craft one badass action score for this is mind-boggling.

This would've sounded great on a concert...

I don't care what Bill Bailey says, I don't skip when the fanfare is playing...

I'm a 90's kid as well, but I have had more fond memories of Goldsmith's fanfare, so JG for me. Plus Horner's fanfare sounds jarring when the film is a thriller or horror. It only sounds good if it's put on a family-friendly film.

1:47 - 4:47, for some reason I find these to be the saddest music JG ever composed

https://www.yahoo.com/news/deer-hunter-director-michael-cimino-dead-77-044326862.html

And of course, CinemaSins anyone?

Back in 2003, her last appearance in the Oscars:

I love his writing for brass. Even his percussions, I think no one can emulate how he performs those booming percussions.

Now I feel like sleeping dreaming of space... the final frontier. Playing this in memory of Christina Grimmie who was tragically shot in Orlando... 22 years old and still haven't reached the prime of her life:

Daaammmnnn.....

After a while, you can feel like Tyler's music sounds the same This one sounds like his Marvel Fanfare in some parts

Beautiful and lovely tango. Would love to see one danced to this :

This is just glorious

Some of the comments on the section was making my eyes roll, like this one: Kameron Woodall1 hour ago Michael Giacchino's Star Trek scores are better the Goldsmiths. And I love Goldsmith as a composer