Besides, unless something's changed drastically in the 2 weeks since I last went to the pictures, I'm pretty sure that 90% of all films today use "classical" music anyway. Sure, they may have the odd song in their (which is usually pants), but most of the film uses a symphonic orchestra. Lost in Space did. The Apollo track only came in for the end credits.

Do you want Star Wars scored by the Prodigy?

Personally, I hope Trek stays with the good old Williams/Horner late romantic style for the time being. It's way too late for it to begin building an identity of its own as far as music is concerned.

Kids programs often use semi-classical music too. Pokemon uses the original Japanese score, all orchestral versions of the Game Boy themes, and it sounds lovely.
Beast Machines uses some weird techno thing. I can't say I'm a fan, but it suits the feel of the show, in the same way that the synth/tribal drums music captured the feel of Beast Wars.

Horner'd be nice - but I wouldn't go all out to get him.

Jerry Goldsmith again is nice - but if they're going to get him back - he'd better think up something new and not just do a rehash.

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