May I suggest that you drew the wrong conclusion. I love

> That is exactly how I see it as well.:) To me, there is no difference in
> terms of quality when it comes to Electronic or Orchestral scores.
> Electronic scores like "Beyond Borders" ( a dear favorite of
> mine, harsh synths and all) allow for more experimental approaches, not
> only for the film, but also for the composer.8)

Very good debate... I personnaly prefer Hornerīs more orchestral scores but from the more electronic field I really love Gorky Park, Commando - but almost hate Red Heat
Also very good electronic score was My Heroes have always been cowboys - but would deserve to be release in much better form than as song album with about 7 minutes of score...
In fact I would say that Horners orchestral scores are great and can be very well appreciated without seeing the film, his electronic scores relies much more on work with the image... have not seen The Forgotten yet but probably will like the score much more after seeing it in the movie... On his own it did not caught me as Gorky Park did (also Gorky is a very good film) and almost every track in the first half of the disc brings something new and can work with samplers very well without sounding too oldfashioned as most of the electronic scores of the 80īs era.