I've not watched the series but I do love sound tracks. For lots of reasons, but I think its a unique thing. I can enjoy a symphony, but there's still nothing quite like a good movie or show's good sound track. Even if I have never seen it. (Although admittedly there was this thing called the New Composers symphony that I attended...because it was there and I could, and that was insanely good. It was over a year ago that I went, but there are still songs from it I remember distinctly and want to listen to again...Alas, they don't have CD's from that though. D:) I guess its one of my strange quirks that I enjoy soundtracks so much XD
I still prefer the original movie (dubbed or with subtitles), but for soundtracks to review or write about just because of its sheer and perfect brilliance, the sound track to the American version of the Girl with the Dragon tattoo. It is to die for. It is musical genius in every right. Trent Reznor from Nine Inch Nails co-compose it, and yes, it is fantastic. (Fair warning, its music, but different to what you might expect, I think its called industrial, where they use sounds from everyday objects to create the music...except he's done it really subtly, and he's also using a lot of dissonance and in that way its not always "pretty" music.. it actually helps make it be dark...But, anyways, I love it :D Here, have a link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRdmPVezoCU)Anyways, yay for writing about sound tracks! *goes to check out this soundtrack with excites*