Ok, over the years which JW cue have you listened to the most?

[Quintus 5,391]

For me, I'd say it's probably Star Wars: Main Theme.

The fact that for many years I had three very definitive versions of it to endlessly compare probably places it in pole position in terms of my most listened to JW cue EVER!

[Ollie 859]

Something from Star Wars or TESB I would imagine.

[indy4 152]

According to my "Top 25 Playlist," my most played cue is "Swing, Swing, Swing" at 106 plays.

[Miguel Andrade 964]

I don't have the slightest idea... I can tell you that last year, I listened to Joy Ride all the time...

[Richard Penna 2,082]

Winamp holds my last month of plays, and my top JW track is currently Destruction of Krypton at 11 plays. I fell in love with the string chords near the end.

[AzOutcast 122]

Probably the Star Wars main theme. I've listened to that over and over on so many CDs and I'm still not sick of it . . . so I suppose JW did something right.

[Taikomochi 783]

Becoming A Geisha, easily, as I have only been a JW fan for 4 years, so I haven't heard his albums continuously over the decades as you all have.

[JoeinAR 1,759]

One Barrel Chase, Ben's Death and Attack of the Tie Fighters

[Charlie Brigden 5]

Undoubtedly The Rebel Fleet/End Title.

[MSM 85]

Journey to the Island it must be. Or Flight to Neverland. Oh no, probably Theme from Schindler´s List.

[Josh500 1,602]

Star Wars and The Revenge of the Sith, Aunt Marge's Waltz, or Abandoned in the Woods. I'm not sure which.

[Marian Schedenig 5,520]

Star Wars main titles in some form or other, certainly. It was the first Williams piece I ever head on CD, and I've listened to each and every one of my SW CDs (except for the Anthology) many times.

[robthehand 3]

Something from Superman. Probably "Star Ship Escapes" or "The Flying Sequence".

[ChuckM 1]

Hmm, probably SW theme just because it's played everywhere.

Now if you mean a cue I deliberately play to listen to it would probably be either "Scherzo for Motorcycle and Orchestra" or "Duel of the Fates."

[indy4 152]

My top 30, according to iTunes:

1. "Swing, Swing, Swing" - 1941 (106 plays)

2. "Linus and Lucy" - A Charlie Brown Christmas (85 plays)

3. "Up Is Down" - Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (81 plays)

4. "This Is Halloween" - The Nightmare Before Christmas (69 plays)

5. "Anything Goes" - Temple of Doom (67 plays)

6. "The Land Race" - Far and Away (64 plays)

7. "To Thornfield" The Music of John Williams (64 plays)

8. "Scherzo For Motorcycle And Orchestra" - The Last Crusade (60 plays)

9. "The Crimson Gump" - Forrest Gump (57 plays)

10. "What Shall We Die For" - Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (55 plays)

11. "Flying" - Peter Pan (55 plays)

12. "To Cairo" - Raiders of the Lost Ark (55 plays)

13. "Soarin'" - The Music of California Adventures (54 plays)

14. "The Raiders March" - Raiders of the Lost Ark (53 plays)

15. "Farewell" - Pocahontas (52 plays)

16. "Presenting the Hook" - Hook (52 plays)

17. "Greensleeves" - A Charlie Brown Christmas (51 plays)

18. "Ice Dance" - Edward Scissorhands (50 plays)

19. "Jack Sparrow" - Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (50 plays)

20. "The Hand of Fate - Part 1" - Signs (50 plays)

21. "A Little Priest" - Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (50 plays)

22. "Professor Umbridge" - Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (50 plays)

23. "Arrival In New York" - Home Alone 2: Lost In New York (48 plays)

24. "The Menu" - Jaws 2 (46 plays)

25. "King of Pride Rock" - The Lion King (45 plays)

26. "The Egg Travels" - Dinosaur (45 plays)

27. "Main Titles" - Signs (45)

28. "Remembering Childhood" - Hook (45 plays)

29. "Family Plot End Titles" - The Music of John Williams (44 plays)

30. "This Land" - The Lion King (43 plays)

Bear in mind that this does not mean my favorite track (while I do think every track listed is a brilliant one, I'm not sure I would say any of them are my favorites as of right now...)

[King Mark 2,924]

According to my "Top 25 Playlist," my most played cue is "Swing, Swing, Swing" at 106 plays.

that' s probably on my least played list

[indy4 152]

You don't like "Swing, Swing, Swing???"

[King Mark 2,924]

You don't like "Swing, Swing, Swing???"

I wouldn't even call it a real Williams piece ,but just big band source music. It ranks up there with Lex's Luau and Jabba's Baroque Recital in my list of Williams cues I don't care about.

[#SnowyVernalSpringsEternal 10,251]

For such a Williams fan, your taste in his music is limited.

[Erik Woods 384]

According to iTunes it's "Visitor In San Diego" from The Lost World.

-Erik-

You don't like "Swing, Swing, Swing???"

I wouldn't even call it a real Williams piece ,but just big band source music. It ranks up there with Lex's Luau and Jabba's Baroque Recital in my list of Williams cues I don't care about.

Not true. It's an underscore piece that does actually follow the action. There are sync point in the piece.

-Erik-

[indy4 152]

Even so, what's so "unreal" about source music? If it's good, it's good. Whether the characters can hear it or not should make no difference in quality.

[Incanus 5,519]

Must be something from Schindler's List, JP or SW scores. Those have had great accumulative listen over the years.

[Unlucky Bastard 7,765]

Probably "Desert Chase", "Love Theme from Superman", "Journey to the Island" and "Enter Lord Vader".

[King Mark 2,924]

Even so, what's so "unreal" about source music? If it's good, it's good. Whether the characters can hear it or not should make no difference in quality.

It's still Williams emulating a very specific genre ,in this case Big Band music .Like some Horner's cocoon cues,

[oierem 87]

And what about Cantina Band? It's source music too

[Quintus 5,391]

Even so, what's so "unreal" about source music? If it's good, it's good. Whether the characters can hear it or not should make no difference in quality.

It's still Williams emulating a very specific genre ,in this case Big Band music .Like some Horner's cocoon cues,

I think you mean Batteries Not Included.

Oh wait...

[#SnowyVernalSpringsEternal 10,251]

It's still Williams emulating a very specific genre ,in this case Big Band music .Like some Horner's cocoon cues,

And The Knight's Bus.

[Marian Schedenig 5,520]

It's still Williams emulating a very specific genre ,in this case Big Band music .Like some Horner's cocoon cues,

Instead of emulating Romantic orchestral music, like in Star Wars?

[Quintus 5,391]

Tee hee!

[Hitch 55]

For me, I listen a lot to the JFK theme and "Growing up in Whittier" from NIXON, one of JW's most underrated scores and one of personal favorites.

[ST-321 4]

Most likely The Hologram/Binary Sunset.

[BLUMENKOHL 1,064]

The Final Duel/Dark Side Beckons...etc.

Though Star Wars Main Titles might be the winner and I just don't think about it since I listen to it so often.

[Maglorfin 195]

For me, it must be Prelude and Main Title March, The Planet Krypton and Destruction of Krypton from Superman The Movie ...

... and this is my 1000th post!

[Greg1138 2]

Gotta be Star Wars Main Titles, although Ben's Death/Tie Fighter Attack, Superman March, 1941 March, Welcome to Jurassic Park, ToD End Credits and the entire second disc of ESB all gotta come a very close second.....

[Maestro 57]

For me, I listen a lot to the JFK theme and "Growing up in Whittier" from NIXON, one of JW's most underrated scores and one of personal favorites.

I love "Growing Up in Whittier"! The gorgeous melody, the wonderful playing by Morrison...it's mighty powerful. And Nixon is indeed a fantastic score.

I used to listen to "Carbon Freeze/Darth Vader's Trap/Departure of Boba Fett" ALL the time. Then I went through a phase listening to "Reunion" from A.I. quite a lot.

My most recent JW addiction track was "Schindler's Workforce." That thing really moves.

[JoeinAR 1,759]

You don't like "Swing, Swing, Swing???"

I wouldn't even call it a real Williams piece ,but just big band source music. It ranks up there with Lex's Luau and Jabba's Baroque Recital in my list of Williams cues I don't care about.

you know thats about as stupid a comment as you can make KM, really stupid, ignorant, down right retarded.

so whats the difference between John writing music for to be played within the movie, versus his writing music to be overscored over the film? Its still JW music. You've got to quite having these newbie moments, otherwise Im going to start calling you Koray Mark.

[John Crichton 4]

I love Lex's Luau.

[Melange 446]

Ok, over the years which JW cue have you listened to the most?

Without a doubt.

- E.T

The masterpiece which John William's leaves for humanity

[Red 73]

Something from Hook most likely. Or possibly Star Wars.

[Koray Savas 2,095]

Probably something from A.I.

It's the first album in my iTunes, so if I'm ever bored I'll just listen to it.

Maybe the March From 1941, something from Munich, or Cinderella Liberty and M-Squad.

[Hitch 55]

"The Bicycle Ride" from Stanley & Iris

[Vaderbait1 1]

Gotta be Rebel Fleet and End Titles. It was the first Williams score I remember listening to, and it's simply amazing, so it's got a big head start on all else.

[indy4 152]

According to iTunes, I've listened to "The Jungle Chase" 88 times, making it my second most played track. It is higher, even, than my two favorite Indy tracks--"The Map Room" and "Scherzo for Motorcycle and Orchestra."

[Docteur Qui 1,248]

Hedwig's Theme, it'd have to be. I reckon I listened to it at least twice a day for about a year.

[BurgaFlippinMan 7]

probably the Star Wars main theme over the past 20 years I've been alive

[aj_vader 407]

Its a Tie Between "The Imperial March" and "Star Wars Main Theme".

I think its "The Imperial March", my brain tells me ive heard it thousands of times over the years.

[Trent Hoyt 13]

Gotta be Battle of the Hereos. I watched that music video all the time before and after the movie came out.

[JoeinAR 1,759]

Gotta be Battle of the Hereos. I watched that music video all the time before and after the movie came out.

WHERE IS THE PUKE BUTTON???

[Ollie 859]

I bet if I looked at my itunes list Williams wouldn't even be in the top 10.

[Delorean90 32]

I'd have to say it would be somewhere in the range of "Desert Chase," "Ben's Death/TIE Fighter Attack," and "The Throne Room/End Titles." Probably.