Think of any show you would consider the best of all time. Odds are, it has good music. Ramin Djawadi has out-done himself. I don't think there was a scene in this episode that didn't have music. It's very satisfying. On top of that, the plotline finally started to converge together. Before this episode, I was hesitant to think that 8 episodes would be enough to share season 3's story. But after this episode, I think they'll deliver a masterpiece-of-a-season.
Review of The Mother of Exiles
