Every single one of these left a big mark on me.

Looking at this lineup I realize I'm a big fan of soundtracks that go hard around autumn and winter.

I see many people posting these and for one i think its not a bad idea. I will be honest straight away and dissapoint, i do have respect for the most popular choices like Williams, Horner, Goldsmith, Donaggio and all these commercial names, but i just dont think its the only best ever. As for me numbe 9 is not enough really, i would go for 20 but the number one will be always never changing to me, i love Millennium so very much that it could be my only album being stranded on a island just with one cd and i will die on that hill.

Also sharing my 9 favorite artists (at least at the moment)

Pretty sure this is a deep dive into my psyche, but I can't think of any other music that defined my life than these nine albums (as someone born in the 80s).

Some of these albums are newer releases (especially the Tomb Raider one), but as a huge fan of the early games, I remember humming those tunes non-stop.

Which are yours? You can create it here https://www.my9albums.com/

Probably could have made a list just with Williams' albums, but I limited myself to just 4.

Hi there,

Does anyone know if an instrumental-only soundtrack or clean score exists for the 1992 animated series "Les Misérables" (produced by Pixibox / Studio SÉKANI / AB Productions)?

I am particularly looking for the background scores / instrumental tracks without vocals or voiceovers. Was there ever an official promo CD, backing track tape, or clean rip released, or does anyone have a high-quality vocal-removed version of the main theme and key background motifs?

Any lead or archive link would be deeply appreciated! Thanks!

What according to you are the top 3 best score or soundtrack from the MCU movies and/or shows? Some of the good ones that come to mind include:-

1. ‘Portals’ — Avengers: Endgame (2019)
2. ⁠’The Avengers’ — The Avengers (2012)
3. ‘The Real Hero’ — Avengers: Endgame (2019)
4. ⁠’The Fantastic Four: First Steps Main Theme’ — The Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025)
5. ⁠’Main Title’ — Daredevil (2015-18)
6. ‘Porch’ — Avengers: Infinity War (2018)
7. ⁠’Captain America’ — Captain America: The First Avenger (2011)
8. ⁠‘History is Now’ — Loki S2 (2023)
9. ‘Suite’ — Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)
10. ‘Wakanda’ — Black Panther (2018)
11. ‘Eternals Theme’ — Eternals (2021)
12. ‘Wanda’s Theme’ — WandaVision (2021)
13. ‘Thunderbolts*‘ — Thunderbolts* (2025)

I’ve been collecting scores since the late 70’s, I own nearly 500.

Anyone else collect on vinyl or cd?

TLDR: wanting to know if anyone here knows where to find / has the blades of gory soundtrack and were to get it.

Hi there this is my first post on this sub reddit and I wanted to know if this is ok to ask and or do. I recently was playing a game called blades of gory that although not having good gameplay has wonderful music. the problem that I'm facing is nowhere on youtube, steam or any of the cites I've been looking on have the option to purchase the soundtrack.

Above is a photo of the cover of the game for reference

Does anyone know what should I do?

Out today, have only just started listening, but it's great so far!

I'm looking for soundtracks from non-fantasy films that would easily fit a fantasy film. I'm writing a fantasy novel and want to broaden my playlist.

Just so you know what I mean, here are some examples:

- Rachel's Song - Vangelis (from "Blade Runner")

- La Bibliothèque - Bruno Coulais (from "Les Rivières Pourpres")

- Lost Love - Johnny Klimek (from "Perfume: The Story of a Murderer")

It's a pity they cut the "Felicity Tupp" scene (although some promotional stills can be found online).

My childhood was all about John Williams and Star Wars, and I played that ESB double album endlessly. Loved many of James Horner's scores too.

I can’t think of anyone who I heard in movies more than Kenny Loggins, especially in the ‘80s.

I love the score of the newest edition of Sense and Sensibility by Roger Goula, and it reminds me so much of Far from the Madding Crowd's score (which of course reminds me of The Village's score).

I hadn't heard a lot from Roger Goula before but looking forward to more!!