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I thought the recordings they made on thei first compilation, MUSIC FROM THE HAMMER FILMS, were very good indeed.
I was less enthusiastic about some of the tracks on later releases, but overall I thought they were good.
Cheers
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Unfortunately I'm too tired to answer now, so goodnight to all!
Graham rides out.
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I have I think all of these albums. I absolutely love The Devil Rides Out.
I find the Silva albums very much good enough for me. Though the recent Tadlow is a must have!
I did get some of the OST releases - the main titles comps (which are fun albums but a very mixed bag), The Mummy (the very best Hammer score, for me), The Devil Rides Out, The Vampire Lovers, and the Frankenstein compilation.
I thought about getting Taste the Blood of Dracula (my favorite of the Drac chestnuts, probably because it was one of the only ones I saw as a kid - and its predecessor, Dracula has Risen from the Grave, didn't do much for me). But I liked the suite so much on the Silva Dracula collection that I decided that was enough for me.
LATER: Ha ha! I guess I decided I did have to have the Taste the Blood OST after all, as it's sitting right there in iTunes. Apparently I am collecting a little too much....
Well, I still love the Silva albums. 
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Yeah, that's another one I love. Introduced me to Curse of the Werewolf, and the tantalizing bits of Humphrey Searle for The Haunting and The Abominable Snowman are my favorites.
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