Basil Poledouris always gets love for his stuff like Conan the Barbarian, but people seem to forget the time he went FULL-1980's, which is a shame. He's just as good on synthesizers.
This is my favorite opening title theme from any Star Trek movie, probably one of my favorite bits of film music period, and it's severely underrated. I really wish opening titles with grand themes would make a comeback.
One of the greatest original cinematic 90's film scores. youtube.com/watch?v=4Cknr9mee0k So lighthearted and innocent. Has no pomp or pretension, isn't trying to be anything it isn't. Perfectly captures the sentiment of the main character and the transformation he goes through in the film. The love he has for his son and the love embodied in fatherhood.
I fucking hate how John Williams is mostly recognized for his meme music like Jaws, Star Wars, Indiana Jones and yet some of his actual masterpieces remain highly unnoticed.
Thomas Cook
Here's one, The Long Good Friday, a British gangster film. If you like 70s electronic scores, I think this is a particularly good one. Just check out the main theme
so good Zelda games kept using it for their trailers
Bentley Bell
this is by far one of the worst scores ever composed.
It's pure early 90s made-for-TV trash. I doubt it was even composed for this movie, but was just scraped together from something that was never released.
I'm not alone on this, I've seen others on the internet discussing how distractedly awful this score is.