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This score is certainly more MR BASEBALL meets TWO DAYS IN THE VALLEY than HOOSIERS.
I've heard the b**t and know I don't care for this score.
Happy days for the Jerry Worshippers though! 
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From the samples, this sounds exactly my kind of Goldsmith. Happily I've a birthday coming up.
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so disapointed that they didn´t go with a doubleheader with this and released Fiedels score along with it 
everyone one likes Terminator 2 would find moments in Gladiator that are alike to soo I still hope Intrada will do a Wolfen and release the true score too and don´t throw that opportunity aside. Goldsmiths score was rejected for a reason...
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Since most of you dislike it so much and most of it based on the arty farty reasons, I gave it a try. I loooooove Supergirl which is my second favourite Goldsmith score after one of his best, "Explorers", and I also like "Rent a cop" both film and soundtrack. Unlike most I love his use of the synthesiser.
You all take the prestigious ones that make you accepted in the artisticly correct circles and make you feel good about yourselves, I'll take these side of the streets. You can have the "Alien" and "The blue max". It leaves more of this for me. Groovy
D.S.
Sure, I find SUPERGIRL headache inducing, uninspired poodle-doo at times (I do love the Monster Truck cue so no Goldsmith is completely without merits).
But are you suggesting that I'm an artsy-fartsy, egotistical cinephile (which may not be a bad thing if I were, but you'd probably have to reconcile that observation with my love for certain Jess Franco films) when I absolutely love Jerry's scores for THE FINAL CONFLICT, LINK, DEEP RISING, THE MUMMY, THE THIRTEENTH WARRIOR, CONGO and other cinematic twaddle?
It is not ALIEN or THE BLUE MAX (a pretty ridiculous film in its own right) or CHINATOWN that can satisfy every music desire.
Ohhh... and just to remind - I genuinely enjoy the maestro's score to GLADIATOR and that places us on the same side of the street this time around. I look forward to tossing out that ratty old footwarmer. And I don't even need to have Cuba Gooding Jr. on the cover, one of the few "popular for 10 minutes" actors to have less cinematic presence than Howie Mandel.
I'm sure the artwork Intrada used was contractually obligated and I don't blame them. But a blank sheet of paper with a question mark on it would have been a lot more compelling. Sorry... I still love you best Intrada! You're still my favorite music label!
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