Willow (Track 2) - 1:12... This piece just gets makes me want to break stuff, I just start waving my hands like a conductor whenever I hear it!

Sneakers (Track 7) - 2:01... This piece is so incredible to me, and I'm not so sure why... It is very simple, but stands out above the rest of the material on the score... Odd.

Mighty Joe Young (Track 8) - 5:10... Such rousing music, it just flows so well with the film and on CD.. Maybe it's the use of those drums, not quite sure...

Legends of the Fall (Track 3) - 1:27 & 5:40... This score is a masterpiece, and these are my 2 favorite pieces (this track is definately the best on the CD). It also helps that this was one of the only good scenes in the film.

The Perfect Storm (Track 8) - 2:37... Lasts about a minute or so, and is easily the most emotional peiece on the CD. It goes wonderfully in the film as well.

Glory (Track 9) - 3:00... Lasts a minute or so... It is so incredibly emotional in the film I can't explain . =)

Deep Impact (Track 8) - 2:32... A beautiful Horner piano solo.. then it leads into the soft orchestra... Deeply emotional in one of Horner's most underrated scores.

The whole of SNEAKERS gets a lot of plays - as well as being just downright good, it brings back memories of living in LA with a roomie who became a good friend, and we played this all the time.

The chase cues from GORKY PARK are pretty fine too - I'm a sucker for heavily percussive chase music and these get the ol' blood pumping pretty good.

I like the gallumphing music in LEGENDS OF THE FALL as Brad Pitt rides back into everyone's life with the horses. Actually that whole score is a favourite - seem to remember my roomie loved it too, and it was one of the first film scores he ever bought. I'm afraid I infected him with the collecting disease and he's now totally incurable.

My CDs of STAR TREK 2 and KRULL would be dead by now, if CDs could get worn down. I never tire of the Genesis Countdown sequence, one of the best race-against time-cues I've ever heard.

And the final scene in WOLFEN, as Albert Finney displays his sympathy for the critters by smashing the model buildings, and the wolves are seen running back to their church in slow motion ... that music always rivets me, even if it is a "homage" to Ives' Unanswered Question.

Casper- Track 10- Casper's Lullaby
This is by far my favorite Horner theme ever written, every single second of it is pure beauty, but if a gun was placed to my head and forced to pick a favorite moment from it, I would have to choose the grand orchestra build up at 2:48.

The Land Before Time- Track 3- Whispering Winds
I really didn't care for the playfulness that began about the 3:40 mark and ended about 4:44. My favorite part of the cue begins about the 5:04 mark and continues all the way until the 7:50 mark, the orchestra and choir build up about 7:16 is pure musical bliss

Braveheart- Track 11- For Love of a Princess
Not really much I can say about this one except that it's AMAZING. The entire track is amazing and the best on the CD IMO. My favorite part would have to gear up about the 1:45 mark and carry the entire theme all the way until the end of the track, I'm listning to it right now and can't get enough of it--definitly some of the most beautiful music I've ever heard!

Legends of the Fall- Track 5- Samuel's Death

Now I actually didn't even like the ENTIRE track, The percussion for the first 1:53 is AMAZING, one of my favorite Horner action cues, I listen to this one when I seem to have trouble 'getting going' during the day, it never fails to get the job done

While there are so many more that I can think of I would probally be typing all night if I listed ALL of them.

Just like in DEEP IMPACT where we have to wait for almost 75 minutes of ludicrous boring recicled material to hear the 3 minutes full rendition of the gorgeous theme with chorus in the last track...

Definitly something is very wrong with this guy's head!

STII is still my favorite Hornor score, I guess, although I hate the CD (it's a sound-quality disaster).