Disco Stu

Far from the Madding Crowd - Craig Armstrong
 
I'm in love with the score, especially the ravishing violin-led "Opening". It really paints a musical story, it doesn't repeat themes verbatim but weaves an arresting spell. And Carey Mulligan has a lovely singing voice, i.e. "Let No Man Steal Your Thyme".

The fanfare towards the end of Rendezvous at Griffith Park Observatory sounds better on the OST. Something weird happened to the part when he runs up the stairs on the disc 1 version.

Very jealous of people born in years like 77, 79, 82, etc.  But hey, at least I was born in the year my favorite Bond score was released.
 
I also completely forgot to mention Richard Robbins' Maurice, a great 87 score.
 
Also, Superman IV may very well take a spot in my top 5, but I've never heard it or seen the movie!  Can't wait for that LLL release.
 
Oh gosh!  And Carter Burwell's Raising Arizona score is good too.  Lots of good stuff in the indie margins, just not as many of the big tentpole orchestral scores that people talk about still.
 
 
A score I always forget how much I like between listens

Contact is finer! (and in the same vein)

And I really should do that more often, actually.  I find that their packaging of CDs, especially multiples, is generally more foolproof than some other online stores.

"Empire isn't so bad except for all these ways it's a hellish dumpster fire."

I should have chimed in before, I'm listening to and enjoying every episode!  Just don't have any particular feedback.  Keep up the good work!

Some designer in the 80s trying to create 30s art deco graphics... which end up just looking super 80s in retrospect

I recommend John Barry's The Living Daylights.   Clears the mind after the listening demands of the OT scores.

Fixed this to reflect your actual age!

Contact is finer! (and in the same vein)

It makes complete story and character sense that those two needed to have separate experiences of individual growth before being reunited.

1. Home Alone 2 (Williams)
2. Alien 3 (Goldenthal)
3. Year of the Comet (Mann)
4. Single White Female (Shore)
5. Wind (Poledouris)
 
The Lion King? The Client?  Ed Wood?  Little Buddha?

To quote General Korrd:
SCREW YOU, TOO!!!!!
 
I am not 66 fucking years of fucking age!
 
I'm shocked, and a little saddened, that you could think that, Jay 

It makes complete story and character sense that those two needed to have separate experiences of individual growth before being reunited.

It makes complete story and character sense that those two needed to have separate experiences of individual growth before being reunited.

lol, the musical Bernstein no one ever thinks you might mean if you just say Bernstein
 
 
What does that make the members born in the 70s?

It makes complete story and character sense that those two needed to have separate experiences of individual growth before being reunited.

It makes complete story and character sense that those two needed to have separate experiences of individual growth before being reunited.

People born in the 1980s will never be old.

I'd say there's a pretty healthy range of ages on this site.

Man, they really had to actively decide they didn't care about the leg thing
 

Man, they really had to actively decide they didn't care about the leg thing
 

I think it was proved to be anatomically accurate, but the extended leg looks somehow unnaturally long to many peoples' eyes (including mine).
 
Here's the poster from last year that the internet had a lot of fun with
 

So many young whippersnappers in here....
 
1. STAR WARS
2. Close Encounters of the Third Kind
3. The Duellists
4. Suspiria
5. Sorcerer