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Born On The Fourth Of July is my favorite Williams score for an Oliver Stone film and I consider it one of the very best scores of Williams oeuvre. Nixon is great as well, although it doesn’t reach the melodic and dramatic heights of BOT4OJ. The Turbulent Years and Growing Up In Whittier stand out the most for me.

Thanks for the work on this. Appreciated.

No Superman makes sense to you..?

The Theme from Schindler’s List (Reprise) on the soundtrack album.

Where’s Born On The Fourth Of July? 🤔

If Williams had never worked with Oliver Stone, I’m sure the same people stating a collaboration with Scorsese would not work, would say the same about Williams working with Stone.

Yeah, Silvestri only scores obscure, arty little films nowadays like Avengers: Endgame.

Although I'm in awe of Williams' entire output during the respective decade, I voted for War Horse, which I think is one of Williams' most melodic and endearing scores. The Force Awakens follows very close behind.

Kathy, clearly your intentions were good and an honest attempt to shed positive light on John Williams. Don’t be turned off by the absurd reactions you got from some members. Welcome to the board.

1977 or 1993 Two truly classic, yet completely different scores in each year: Star Wars and Close Encounters Of The Third Kind (1977) and Jurassic Park and Schindler’s List (1993).

It was 2005........ Can't even remember writing that............

Schindler's List is probably my favorite John Williams score, so I am very happy to see it on top.

Ok clear and thanks for answering.

Thanks. So there are direct melodic references to Bock's material?

I'm not very familiar with Fiddler On The Roof and only know a couple of the most famous songs. Recently I read John Williams wrote the main title sequence all himself. Is it true? Is it somehow based on the existing song material Williams had to work with or is this 100% a John Williams composition? Thanks for the answer.

Great!

It was the 80's!

So many and certainly agree with E.T. and Close Encounters, but I'd like to add War Horse too: The Reunion Remembering Emilie, and Finale The Homecoming

I think the 'Love Theme' from the film is one of Williams' best themes from his lesser known 80's scores. It's such a classy, long lined melody. Heard best at 2:04

The Penitent Man Will Pass

Yes, I got it.

Born On The Fourth Of July, because I think it is one of the greatest scores John Williams has ever written.

I think this is a wonderful project so far and compliments for all the effort.

Happy Birthday maestro. Thanks for bringing so much good in my life.

FANTASTIC Aaron!