Very cool with an almost meditative quality, but I guess you have to like it.

> #15 - The Fountain by Clint Mansell

Well written.

> #14 - Gladiator by Hans Zimmer

> One of the rare times a super popular album (of, like, any genre) hit me
> right in the belly immediately on first listen and never wavered from
> being an all-time favourite. It’s most famous for the Lisa Gerrard-led
> tracks like Now We Are Free (one of Zimmer’s career best) or the epic,
> awesome action music that sounds like it could be for a modern thriller
> set in Russia like The Battle and Barbarian Horde. On repeat listens,
> though, everything else about the music sings loudly as well; the subtle
> stuff co-composed by Klaus Badelt is exquisite, and the overall mix of
> mournful and heroism is outstanding. The “More Music” album is just about
> the only one of its kind I bought as a kid, and even with stupid dialogue
> ruining some of the cues, it’s damn great as well. Maybe too “synthy” or
> rebellious for some people, but I love it.

> Best Cue: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghxzLw2wRis

Favorite: Bleeker Street

> #12 - The Time Machine by Klaus Badelt