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<blockquote data-quote="StreamOfTheSky" data-source="post: 4353597" data-attributes="member: 35909">Michael Cretu (Enigma music's good for lots of occasions)Bill Leeb and Rhys Fulber, on condition they're from 15-20 years ago, and not present day. (For creepy and suspensful music, early Delerium)Yoko Kanno (Just for sheer talent)Miki Higashino (Suikoden II composer)Nubuo Uematsu (Composed FF 6, possibly others.&nbsp; 6 is the only one I care about)Ikarus: Great for setting up the background feel in any exotic lands, with his smooth cultural and ethnic blends.There's also alot of Classical, Baroque and other composers from similar time periods I'd include, but right now I can't even remember the names of half of them, and I don't want to only post some of them and leave the rest missing.&nbsp; So for now, just the current day composing crop.EDIT: Duh!&nbsp; Vangelis is so obvious, i guess I subconsciously thought it went without saying...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="StreamOfTheSky, post: 4353597, member: 35909"] Michael Cretu (Enigma music's good for lots of occasions) Bill Leeb and Rhys Fulber, on condition they're from 15-20 years ago, and not present day. (For creepy and suspensful music, early Delerium) Yoko Kanno (Just for sheer talent) Miki Higashino (Suikoden II composer) Nubuo Uematsu (Composed FF 6, possibly others. 6 is the only one I care about) Ikarus: Great for setting up the background feel in any exotic lands, with his smooth cultural and ethnic blends. There's also alot of Classical, Baroque and other composers from similar time periods I'd include, but right now I can't even remember the names of half of them, and I don't want to only post some of them and leave the rest missing. So for now, just the current day composing crop. EDIT: Duh! Vangelis is so obvious, i guess I subconsciously thought it went without saying... [/QUOTE]

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