My favorites are:

Both Skinner and Salters-Esp. the Son of Frankenstein-super
Waxman's Objective Burma-that extra music is great and those fanfares are finally there.
Steiner's Treasure of SM-good stuff
Steiner-They Died With Their Boots On-I love the Custer theme in this, and the Love Theme
Some of the Newman stuff is really good too
and several others. Egyptian/Hunchback, etc.

The top favs for me are Objective Burma and Son of Frankenstein/tie. Great stuff. With some of the Steiners in there next. Hard to rate them actually. All are good.

It took us many trips and CDs to get the sound just so and correct. That was the biggest hurdle. Boy, would Bill and I love to go back and rerecord some of our earlier work.

I think we hit our stride in sound and performance with Steiner's THEY DIED WITH THEIR BOOTS ON. And every CD from that point on, I have no qualms with at all.

As I stated, they are all my personal favorites, but as far as standouts as far as recording and performance I would say:
THEY DIED WITH THEIR BOOTS ON
SON OF KONG-The MOST DANGEROUS GAME
OBJECTIVE. BURMA!
THE EGYPTIAN
TREASURE OF SIERRA MADRE
ROOTS OF HEAVEN-DAVID COPPERFIELD
FIVE FINGERS-THE SNOWS OF KILIMANJAR
The VICTOR YOUNG compilation

I didn't like the acoustics on the BMG disc, and hope someday to do a full CD for ADVENTURES OF MARK TWAIN, as well as THE CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE.

I have a great sentimental feel for our first two Moscow recordings...HOUSE OF FRANKENSTEIN and THE WOLF MAN Cds. It was scary, but so much fun doing these. I just love those Universal films and their music.

I also take great pride in some of the reconstruction-orchestration I did. These are the ones I needed to orchestrate from conductor books or the composers' original sketches

I'm mighty proud of:
KING KONG
SON OF KONG-THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME
The Universal horror stuff (3 albums in all)
THE ROY WEBB CD
GULLIVER'S TRAVELS, THE UNINVITED (Young)
THE LODGER (Friedhofer)
CAPTAIN BLOOD (Korngold)

I think Bill STromberg did great jobs on his reconstructing...SCARAMOUCHE, BEAU GESTE are standouts.

The rest are all on my want list, though.

But of those five, the one I like most, must be El Tesoro de la Sierra Madre.

Then comes The Egyptian.

Then Son of Frankenstein/The Invisible Man Returns/The Wolf Man.

Then Ghost of Frankenstein/Son of Dracula/Black Friday/Man Made Monster/Sherlock Holmes and the Voice of Terror