Best Soundtrack Ever?!

The difference being that Batman Begins' soundtrack is actually pleasant to listen to.

Imo.

Yeah, it's a good mix. I trust you've heard the Unbreakable soundtrack, incidentally? That's some very good James Newton Howard music along similar lines to Batman Begins. Just not as epic.

PS: Do you have the "The Interpreter" or "The Peacemaker" soundtracks?

Definitely listen to the first, and if you can find the last two..

Yeah, I agree about Begins. I thought the same thing, but changed my mind while playing CS and hearing Track #3 come on... about 2 minutes in the music pumps up bigtime. Great stuff.

I thought the Team America stuff was amusingly self-referential until I found out it came from some at Zimmer's stable; that English bloke who's name I forget and could look up but who looks like Gary Oldman.

Harry Gregson Williams, I assume you mean.

He's very good, just getting into his stride though imo. I predict very good things coming from him in the future.

Forest Gump soundtrack is cool

Cliff Martinez is interesting. He's scored a good deal of Soderbergh's films. Solaris in particular.

I love listening to Carpenter's stuff, not for the music but from the memories/feelings/emotions it evokes of watching his films...

Then again, there's nothing like blasting on Zimmer's The Rock soundtrack or something like Judge Dredd from the underrated Alan Silvestri (Predator, BTTF, etc).

I love the Augustus Gloop one by Danny Elfman, it is damn cool:)

I'm an avid collector, so I can never put it down to one choice, but i'd have to say...

Fight Club, Charlie & the chocolate factory, Wolf's Rain, Macross Plus, Brainpowered, Cowboy Bebop, Metal Gear Solid(s) and of course a ton of assorted tracks from different OSTs. Klendathu Drop, san fransisco, christmas in the silent forest.

And let's not forget the original Katamari Damacy OST

Yeah, as well as the 2 recent MGS games.

I still like listening to the songs from Little Big Adventure, although I'll be honest and say that most gaming songs wouldn't be as treasured in my collection if they didn't evoke old memories of evenings and nights spent exploring these magical gaming worlds.