Melvin Frohike

I haven't seen a lot of these episodes and Ahsoka wouldn't make my list at all. However it's only at number 2 (and Succession at 18th) because the list is alphabetical by the show's name. I loved their "first" pick from Afterparty.

I just got my ticket for the Sunday concert after having been in the waiting queue since October 28th 13:54 GMT+1. I queued for all categories and now got category 6-7. FYI, the ticket clearly states JW as the conductor as well as Anne-Sophie Mutter as the violinist.

I went to Vienna despite the cancellation. At the Musikverein there was a notice with some lovely scribbles by fans. I didn’t have the time or pen to add something myself, though.

27/80 Yes, when Lemony Snicket came, which I've never heard, I immediately knew it was a Thomas Newman Score. So, hoping it was from an obscure passage of American Beauty, i typed that in which happened to be the next piece.

I also made a piano medley of themes from lost. Also included are the tracks "The Hole Shabang" and "Aloha" from the season six soundtrack.

I love Bruce Broughton's theme. Steve Bramson did an excellent job scoring the actual series.

It was also used in the DS9 pilot, where it obviously belongs to the Enterprise. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okQ5qe4ZrP0#t=110s Jay Chattaway hinted at the theme in the Voyager pilot as well. Right after Janeway says "to seek out new worlds and explore space". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hr2i1DfaKZM#t=425s

Cromulent

Another good interview at aicn. http://www.aintitcool.com/node/46847 A lot of talk about John Williams

The cake is a lie!

d'oh! In my defense, I've searched for the clip in this thread. I didn't consider, it might be elsewhere.

http://www.ascap.com/eventsawards/awards/f...eo/shaiman.aspx

Did anyone record this? Unfortunately I can't fast forward the music. So, when I heard the ALIAS quote about 3/4 through, I wanted to get back a few seconds, but now i have to get through all music again.

I'll throw in Scream and Saw as movies that influenced their genre for years to come.

I'd love to hear how Mozart uses a modern orchestra and adapts his style to supplement a movie.