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In which version of Heroes is the music (battle, town, overworld, victory, defeat) the best?
Secondly, the music in the second game is good, and in my opinion, it fits better than the similar tracks in the sixth part.
Thirdly, it is remarkable and, moreover, unconventional. Take, for example, the music from the Dungeon: combining pleasant sounds with the atmosphere of this gloomy underground city required a creative approach (in a good sense of the word).
In the fourth game, I didn't like almost all of it: it's too squeaky, as if it lacks some beats. Although the theme for the Wizard's city was decent.
In the fifth part, I like most of the melodies. The exceptions are the theme for the Dungeon and the theme for the Inferno city. The rest is quite well done, and some of it (the theme for the Academy, Sylvan, Haven) is simply amazing.
The sixth part has generally good music, but almost all of it is borrowed from other Might and Magic games, and what isn't borrowed doesn't impress much (with the exception, perhaps, of the theme for the Necropolis city. It's not a masterpiece, but it's not bad).