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Topic:   90s Decade Top 5 Revisited (1990-2000)

 sakman
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Before some scratch their head in wonderment one of the chief criteria were only 5 per year (from 1996 on). Many of these I chose because they were scores I picked up after seeing a film (which explains some of the stranger choices) and many of these I find myself listening to frequently. This is not a "best of the decade list by any means.

I've listed mine by year...you may wish to see how your own "Top 5" playlist evolves.

1990
Barry: Dances with Wolves
Burwell: Miller's Crossing
Elfman: Edward Scissorhands
Goldsmith: Total Recall
Poledouris: The Hunt for Red October

1991
Doyle: Dead Again
Eidelman: Star Trek VI, The Undiscovered Country
Howard: The Prince of Tides
Williams: Hook
JFK

1992
Barry: Chaplin
Doyle: Indochine
Elfman: Batman Returns
T. Newman: Scent of a Woman
Williams: Far and Away

1993
Bernstein: The Age of Innocence
Broughton: Tombstone
Doyle: Much Ado About Nothing
Williams: Jurrassic Park
Schindler's List

1994
Arnold: Stargate
Elfman: Black Beauty
Goldenthal: Interview with a Vampire
T. Newman: The Shawshank Redemption
Silvestri: Forest Gump

1995

Burwell: Rob Roy
Elfman: Dolores Claiborne
Goldsmith: First Knight
Williams: Nixon
Zimmer: Crimson Tide

1996
Arnold: Independence Day
Edelman: Dragonheart
Kempel: The Arrival
D. Newman: The Phantom
Williams: Sleepers

1997
Beltrami: Mimic
Burwell: Gods and Monsters (released 1998)
Corigliano: The Red Violin (released 1999)
Goldenthal: Sphere
Goldsmith: The Edge


1998
Cmiral: Ronin
Jones: Dark City
R. Newman: Pleasantville
Warbeck: Shakespeare in Love
Williams: Saving Private Ryan

1999
Burwell: Being John Malkovich
Davis: The Matrix
Goldenthal: Titus (released 2000)
Howard: The Sixth Sense
Williams: Star Wars, Episode I-The Phantom Menace

2000
Dun: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
Goldsmith: Hollow Man
Gregson-Williams/Powell: Chicken Run
Howard: Dinosaur
Williams: The Patriot

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posted 03-23-2001 08:09 AM PT (US)    ip  

 JJH
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your list is fine, but for me personally, I would have to put JNH's Restoration above and beyond Crimson Tide for 1995.

and I think was earned in 1999 by Ennio Morricone for Legend of 1900.

my opinion of course.


NP -- The Beach, Badalamenti

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posted 03-23-2001 08:33 AM PT (US)    ip  

 jonathan_little
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What a crappy decade in film music, eh?

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posted 03-23-2001 08:47 AM PT (US)    ip  

 Probable
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What a suicidal thing to say

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posted 03-23-2001 01:21 PM PT (US)    ip  

 JJH
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Indeed.

there were a lot of good 90s scores.

the Viennese school of composing is not the only kind...


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posted 03-23-2001 03:34 PM PT (US)    ip  

 John C Winfrey
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Sakman, you have many interesting titles on there. Several of which I am not all that familiar with and a few I have no knowledge of at all. But many of them appear to be good choices. There are a few others I would personally add to it. Like the comments above the decade of the '90s did have a lot of good scores but I personally believe the 60's, 70's and 80's decades were all better. Thanks, John.

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posted 03-23-2001 04:11 PM PT (US)    ip  

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Forget that. it's hard choosing top 5 scores from the 90's because it's hard to find which scores where good.


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posted 03-23-2001 05:34 PM PT (US)    ip  

 sakman
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Yes, John,

It was hard fine tuning, and I had to "cheat a bit" with stuff life "The Red Violin."

But in listening now to the last 25 scores, it reminds me again that these are some of the finer things. There were a couple of possible alterations...like "Legend of Bagger Vance" from last year.

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posted 03-23-2001 07:24 PM PT (US)    ip  

 
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