Average Rating: 3.54 Rating Variance: 0.68 Objectivity Score: 76% (Well Balanced)
Sort by: Rating | Release Date | Rating Date | Name5.0 classicBob Dylan Bringing It All Back HomeBob Dylan Blonde on BlondeGabriel Faure Requiem, Op. 48Phenomenally contemplative and reflective piece punctuate with moments of stunning religious beauty.Hans Zimmer Thin Red LineHans Zimmer The Last SamuraiHans Zimmer The Prince of EgyptHarry Gregson-Williams Kingdom of HeavenJohn Williams Schindler's ListJohn Williams Star Wars, Episode II: Attack of the ClonesJohn Williams Star Wars, Episode III: Revenge of the SithLinkin Park Living ThingsRed (USA) Innocence and Instinct4.5 superbBob Dylan Highway 61 RevisitedBob Dylan Nashville SkylineBob Dylan Another Side of Bob DylanClint Mansell and Kronos Quartet NoahD'Angelo Black MessiahHans Zimmer King ArthurHans Zimmer The PacificHans Zimmer Angels & DemonsHans Zimmer Rush OSTHans Zimmer InterstellarJohn Williams Close Encounters of the Third KindJohn Williams Star Wars, Episode IV: A New HopeJohn Williams Star Wars, Episode V: The Empire Strikes BackLinkin Park A Thousand SunsMax Richter Recomposed: Vivaldi - The Four SeasonsA near flawless musical composition, both paying tribute to the original work and moving in beautiful new directions. Top notch work by Richter.Philip Glass GlassworksSteven Curtis Chapman DeclarationGreat mixture of many different elements...original music in the CCM industry...a rare gem...Susanne Sundfor Music For People In TroubleSwitchfoot Nothing is Sound4.0 excellentBob Dylan The Freewheelin' Bob DylanBreaking Benjamin Dear AgonyHans Zimmer Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's EndHans Zimmer The Amazing Spider-Man 2Harry Gregson-Williams The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince CaspianJames Newton Howard Lady in the WaterJames Newton Howard The VillageJohn Powell How to Train Your DragonJohn Williams Star Wars, Episode VI: Return of the JediJohn Williams The War of the WorldsNot particularly melodic or pleasant to the ear, but as far as it intellectually and effectively serves the film, works excellently. Piercing the discord are scattered moments of ethereal beauty that are enhanced by the ugliness and tension surrounding them.John Williams LincolnJohn Williams Star Wars, Episode I: The Phantom MenaceJunkie XL Mad Max: Fury RoadM83 Oblivion (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)At times not the most original of works, but the epic scope and tone of the entire piece, coupled with individual incredible moments, makes for a worthy soundtrack.Needtobreathe The HeatPillar The ReckoningTerribly underrated album- Pillar's most diverse and lyrically sound album.Ralph Vaughan Williams A Sea Symphony [No. 1]Ralph Vaughan Williams Sinfonia antartica [No. 7]Red (USA) End of SilenceRed (USA) Of Beauty and RageSkillet ComatoseSteve Reich Music for 18 MusiciansSteven Curtis Chapman Beauty Will RiseSusanne Sundfor Ten Love SongsSwitchfoot Hello HurricaneTheocracy As the World BleedsVangelis 1492: Conquest of Paradise3.5 greatAlexandre Desplat The Imitation GameAnberlin Dark Is the Way, Light Is a PlaceBob Dylan The Times They Are A-Changin'Bob Dylan John Wesley HardingBreaking Benjamin PhobiaBrian Head Welch Save Me From MyselfDaft Punk Tron: LegacyFort Minor The Rising TiedHans Zimmer Gladiator: Music from the Motion PictureHans Zimmer The Da Vinci CodeHans Zimmer The Dark Knight RisesHans Zimmer Man of SteelHans Zimmer The Lone RangerHans Zimmer DunkirkHans Zimmer and James Newton Howard The Dark KnightHans Zimmer and James Newton Howard Batman BeginsHarry Gregson-Williams Prince of Persia: The Sands of TimeJames Newton Howard The Hunger GamesJohn Williams Empire of the Sun (Soundtrack)John Williams Jurassic ParkJohn Williams MunichLecrae GravityLinkin Park MeteoraM83 Hurry Up, We're DreamingMax Richter SleepPhilip Glass In the Upper RoomPillar ConfessionsMy personal favorite Pillar album; though nothing too groundbreaking, Rob's voice is at it's best, production is flawless, and it is simply solid rock music from "Whatever It Takes" to "You Are Not The End"r"Fire On The Inside" is the one track that keep the album from being a 4.5Red (USA) Until We Have FacesMusicianship has improved, drums especially, and Red finally gets the mainstream appeal they deserve. However, it lacks much of the punch and originality of I&I. Parts of the album fall into generic made for radio formulas, which gains the band popularity and airtime but degrades the artistic merit.Sabaton Primo VictoriaSabaton Coat of ArmsSent By Ravens Mean What You SaySkillet CollideSusanne Sundfor The Silicone VeilThousand Foot Krutch Welcome to the MasqueradeWavorly Conquering the Fear of Flight3.0 goodBreaking Benjamin We Are Not AloneDaft Punk Tron Legacy: ReconfiguredDead By Sunrise Out of AshesDecyfer Down CrashSure it's kinda generic, but it's generic done right... can't wait to see where this band goes in the future, because they know how to craft a good rockerDisciple (USA-TN) Southern HospitalityDisciple (USA-TN) Horseshoes and Hand GrenadesHans Zimmer Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest Hans Zimmer Pearl HarborHans Zimmer InceptionHans Zimmer Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger TidesHarry Gregson-Williams The Lion, The Witch And The WardrobeJames Newton Howard Snow White and the HuntsmanJohn Williams The Book ThiefJohn Williams Star Wars: The Force AwakensKutless It Is WellLinkin Park Hybrid TheoryLinkin Park Minutes to MidnightLinkin Park The Hunting PartyParamore Brand New EyesPillar FireproofPillar For the Love of the GameSound is phenomenal, especially on songs like Throwdown, but lyrical depth and great vocals from "The Reckoning" are lacking.Skillet Comatose Comes AliveSteven Curtis Chapman This MomentSubmersed In Due TimeSwitchfoot The Beautiful LetdownSwitchfoot New Way to Be HumanSwitchfoot Vice VersesThe Letter Black Hanging On By A ThreadThree Days Grace One-X2.5 average12 Stones Potter's Field12 Stones Anthem For The Underdog12 Stones The Only Easy Day Was YesterdayHans Zimmer Winter's TaleHans Zimmer Chappie OSTKutless Hearts of the InnocentRed (USA) Release the PanicRed (USA) Release the Panic: RecalibratedThe recalibrated versions mostly are improvements upon their originals. However, the difference is so minimal that it simply reveals what was known before: these songs from "Release the Panic" are simply subpar, with or without strings. "Run and Escape" is at least a decent rocker, and the new intro to "Damage" is pretty rocking, but otherwise this is a pretty unnecessary release. The new version of "As You Go" sucks away the original song's best aspect: its eery atmospheric nature.Skillet AwakeSkillet RiseSwitchfoot Learning To BreatheSwitchfoot Oh! Gravity.Thousand Foot Krutch The End Is Where We BeginThree Days Grace Life Starts Now2.0 poorFamily Force 5 The ThirdJunkie XL DeadpoolKutless To Know That You're AliveSkrillex BangarangSwitchfoot Legend of ChinWe As Human We As Human EP1.5 very poorFamily Force 5 IIIKJ-52 Five-Two TelevisionSteve Jablonsky Transformers: Dark of the Moon - The ScoreWith borderline plagiarism galore and astonishingly cliche themes and orchestrations, "Dark of the Moon" showcases the worst tendency of RC/Zimmer-clone scoring techniques.
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