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Hmmm I think it should be Desertion not Dissertation unless Joey is a very smart horse indeed.

Doesn't your CD cover states: War Horse, PhD? But yeah, you're right

No Man's Land starts getting interesting at 3:55 (I love these "twitchy" strings) but than it is already over... :/

Hmm, after listening to Williams recent effort after Tintin (which emotionally completely ticks with me, therefore a [subjective] masterpiece in my opinion) I somehow struggle to find War Horse very interesting.

Don't get me wrong, there is nice thematically writing but I find it dull/boring and just cannot connect to this kind of music. The action writing in No Man's land does not even come close to his recent writings and surprisingly does not really remind me of John. The only track I immediately can connect to is The Dissertation (~0:29 - 1:30; gimme more of that in Lincoln please ).

So, what is wrong with me? What do the guys who very much like the action writing in the prequels, War of the Worlds, Tintin, etc. think of? Am I the only one having trouble getting a decent emotional response out of this score, which sadly is the first Williams album I feel this way?

I very like, what I am hearing!

Nice work, really wonderful. I cannot get this little tune out of my head since the samples went online. May you provide a sheet of the notes so that I can just play it on my piano?

Hell, it's about time! Nice to see my favorite lurking place back in existence. Big kudos to Richard, Andreas (aka Yoda) and Jason! The new front page looks awesome as well. Keep up the good work and see you around.