BRIAN TYLER

Well, you got me excited Erik. I looked up a few reviews. Just to raise everybody's expectations to impossible heights, I'll post some snippets here.

IGN.com:
I said that the brick build was the second strongest aspect in LEGO because the music takes the cake. In every area of every zone, there is a new, usually orchestral, track that completely sets the mood for the area. Even better, each piece of music plays for a good long while before it loops. Whenever you think it can't go anywhere, it surprises you and takes a turn. Even the pirate theme, which could have easily been an annoying little ditty, is melodious and a joy to listen to. The entire soundtrack is a really great blend of fun, atmospheric and catchy, and I can't say a negative thing about it. Even the musical snippets like playing the organ at the Pirate camp, or using the boom box item ooze with quality.

GamingUnion.com
Though the level design and graphics are extremely well done, the sound in Lego Universe deserves particular merit. The general soundtrack encompasses some extremely enjoyable music that never once began to grate on the ears. It's a pretty impressive feat considering most MMOs only have music that will show up for the start of an area, or for when no other actions are being taken.

Kotaku.com
The music in the game is very good, and for each world seems suited to the theme of the world. The only problem I have with it is that frankly, it’s far too melodramatic and tense for a game that doesn’t put a tremendous amount of pressure on the player in most sections of the game.

All sounds good to me! Especially the complaint about it being too melodramatic. Melodramatic Tyler works well on album. I'm not about to let myself expect the best Tyler in ages, since I don't think these reviewers hold VG soundtrack standards up to the same that we might, but I do hope this could be a fresh work from Tyler with more than 2 fantastic knock-your-socks-off tracks and then fluff. :P