Hlao-roo

I will say that his theme for FOX's Human Target is an earworm if there ever was one.

Randy Newman and Jeff Rona are also great melodists.

In a 1998 interview with Dan Goldwasser, John Carpenter described his stylistic approach as "anti-John Williams," so I can understand where the confusion is coming from.

I think you're a dickhead for posting this.

Money concerns are "petty"?

Given his success updating the Superman sound in Man of Steel, Zimmer would be good candidate.

If he already has the Lex Baxter and Howard Hanson originals, does that count?

Fair enough.

You got this from 'darker'?

I don't know what elevators you've been riding in.

Or is Beltrami the Dallwitz to Glass's Glass?

So is Beltrami the Gregson-Williams to Glass's Iglesias?

Why is it weird?

I'm partial to Lionel, myself.

One night stand?

Dog wagging the tail?

Plot Holes Of Unusual Size. (I don't think they exist.)

The impact of a piece of music is generally subject to the tastes of its listeners, though some effects are more universal than others.

I simply hate pot holes! Oh wait you said plot holes... More specifically, plot holes you could sail an oil tanker through. I hope none of my friends have plot holes of that size. P.H.O.U.S.'s?

Actually, I almost posted something along these lines. Yeah, less top-down, more participatory. In certain cases, respecting that viewers might bring their own preferences, values, and ideas to the table. But more the sense that music need not play the overtly explanatory role it may have played in the past.

Audiences today are more sophisticated and don't need composers to fill in the emotional blanks for them.

LOL, so he ended up at NRO.

1996 or 2002? Basically, you need all the albums, but the OST is good enough.

Ripped straight from The Unfinished Journey.

Is this a new score?