L. Hubbard

Zimmer's trademark is all over Man Of Steel - an enjoyable romp but doesn't deviate massively from what you would expect, 17 Jun 2013

Hans Zimmer has been handed the baton for the new Man of Steel film, following on from the mighty John Williams and John Ottman's rather excellent score for the failed 2006 reboot Superman Returns. Let's get this out the way at the start - if you are a fan of the music Williams wrote for the original films, stay well away from this release. This soundtrack is firmly in the camp of 21st Century music, and the more modern sound will not be to everyone's taste.

I won't go into every track on the albums (see lower down for the different versions). The softer piano theme for Clark Kent is extremely effective, and I would say… Read more

Works with IMac - my stuttering dvd drive has been given a new lease of life. *Update* for a couple of days!, 15 Jun 2013

My IMac has had trouble playing DVDs for a while now. After a bit of reading online I was convinced it was a problem with the drive itself after reading some horror stories of it being poor quality and just failing. Not the case as it turned out. Used this product, which has cleaning fluid and small cloth sections on two places on the CD. Just add a bit of cleaning fluid to the cloth and insert into your player of choice. My IMac and now reads DVDs perfectly again.

Can I say as well the main seller dispatched this item very quickly (arrived within 2 days of ordering) and was estimated 3-5.

Can't think of much more to say other than if you think your DVD drive is dead,… Read more

Classics indeed, and the best TSFH album to date. Count down the days to Volume 2, 11 Jun 2013

Epic is an overused word, yet with Two Steps From Hell in no way does "epic" do their music justice. Following on from Invincible, Archangel, Skyworld and (not my favourite album) Halloween, this album returns to the beginning and comprises of tracks from their back catalogue that haven't previously been released. I agree with the previous reviewer who said this was favourite TSFH album to date. There is not a single bad track on the album, and the quality is outstanding from beginning to end. If you like epic orchestral and choral music, along with a hint of rock in some of the tracks, don't hesitate to buy this gem of an album.

My favourite tracks? All of them. But there are… Read more