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All these posts of so many images is making it impossible for this page to open on my phone.

I've been listening to Marco Beltrami's score for The Thing prequel (in prep for my viewing tonight,) as well as Ennio Morricone's score for the 1982 The Thing, and the re-recording of that score (produced by Alan Howarth,) released by Buysoundtrax a year to two ago. Good, good stuff.

For soundtrack enthusiasts, vote in HTFs poll for a chance to win whatever score takes home the golden statue next Sunday. http://www.hometheaterforum.com/t/327813/contest-vote-in-the-poll-win-a-copy-of-this-years-best-score-winner

I spent the morning listening to U2's Achtung Baby - personally, it is my favorite album of all time. Every peice of this record is perfection to my ears. I watched U2: From The Sky Down on cable this weekend (one of the movie channels); a documentary on the creation of this album (amidst the...

Neharót by Kim Kashkashian. I had this CD sitting in my Amazon cart (saved for later) since hearing the viola virtuoso on NPR. It is a fascinating listen. Highly recommended for its haunting, ethereal viola brilliance and vocals on several tracks to match.

Shutter Island - Disc One - Various Fog Tropes (track 1) is about as eerie as music can get, but a few tracks down, track 8, On the Nature of Daylight is pure string melancholy - wonderful.

Notes on a Scandal - Phillip Glass

Memento - David Julyan

Schindler's List by John Williams - a remarkable score accomplishment.

Avatar by James Horner (at full blast, I might add). It's my first listen, and so far, I am impressed!

Battlestar Galactica Season 4 2-disc set. Bear McCreary's score for this excellent show is among the finest collection of score material for any medium. Raw, visceral, bombastic, elegant - all round some genuinely remarkable music.

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button - By Alexander Desplat