Generic...and I won't kill myself.
They should've gotten Craig Armstrong. That's still their best score, followed far far behind by Thor.

I like it well enough. It's certainly serviceable. There are a couple of really nice tracks, and a bit of filler. Unfortunately, most of the good music seems to be at the beginning of the film.
I'm also a little disappointed that they didn't work in the main character themes in there. Unless I missed them somewhere. And they will apparently be "assembling" rather quickly.
No sure I'd consider this "old school". Its not terribly subtle. It's largely the same modern, somewhat generic, Williamsesque "action movie" music we've seen for the last decade.
Not impressed with track 18.
Was I the only one that felt the Cap score was incredibly self-conscious of itself and very cheesy? Like I felt awkward at times...
.I thought the score was okay nothing too great I am not much of a fan of Silvestri he always has a lot of brass instruments playing playing in his scores and for me it takes away from the music i Like hearing the Strings section more
They released a CD soundtrack for Silvestri's score of TFA, but CD's are a dead industry anyway.
Or you can download the music and just put it onto a cd