[OhJstFkOffAlrdy]

But who did the sequel? I could've sworn that it was Horner. Saw a Making Of special about that movie on HBO before its release and I'm pretty sure it was Horner that they showed conducting the orchestra.

[Steve]

Brad Fiedel's score for Terminator 2 expands on the largely synth-based sound of the original Terminator music with taut, percussive interludes and evocative, symphonic passages. Pieces like "Sarah's Dream," "Desert Suite," "Cameron's Inferno," and "T1000 Terminated" range from the spare to the claustrophobic, but all of them capture the post-apocalyptic tension of the film perfectly.

[OhJstFkOffAlrdy]

Ah, okay.

Well, fuck Horner then, I guess.

[hal0mega]

Originally Posted by Top Gear ↗

Brad Fiedel's score for Terminator 2 expands on the largely synth-based sound of the original Terminator music with taut, percussive interludes and evocative, symphonic passages. Pieces like "Sarah's Dream," "Desert Suite," "Cameron's Inferno," and "T1000 Terminated" range from the spare to the claustrophobic, but all of them capture the post-apocalyptic tension of the film perfectly.

I love that score. Hardly do I ever seen modern actions with that kind of feeling.

[OhJstFkOffAlrdy]

Originally Posted by hal0mega ↗

I love that score. Hardly do I ever seen modern actions with that kind of feeling.

That's part of why I loved Predators so much: they kept the original score from the first movie.

Too many movies nowadays just throw together a bunch of poppy crap and try to use it asa soundtrack. It's annoying.