• Gypsy (2017) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

At first glance this Netflix series is about a New York therapist doing what therapists do: listen. But here therapist Jean Holloway played by Naomi Watts hides her own desperate need for therapy.

Jean seems to have it all: a loving husband (Michael) played by Billy Crudup, a daughter (Dolly), and a successful practice. It seems to be everything she needs to be happy. But she isn't. Jean lies to her family and friends but worse starts manipulating her patients.

Jean uses the confidential information she gathers from doctor/patient sessions to enter their lives. Maybe she is just trying to spice-up her own life or maybe she is trying to satisfy an itch she has to make everything work out her way. Whatever the reason, it works for Jean and she starts repeating the process with her other patients: she uses confidential information to manipulate and control the people around her.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Gypsy
	Girl	Sydney Bennett: Writer
	Hey Joe	Billy Roberts: Writer Charlotte Gainsbourg: Performer
	In the Kingdom	Hope Sandoval: Writer Mazzy Star: Performer
	Carmen (L'oiseau Rebelle)	Malcolm McLaren: Writer Malcolm McLaren: Performer
	Nothing's Gonna Hurt You Baby	Cigarettes After Sex: Performer Greg Gonzalez: Writer
	Hard to Be Still	Annie Hart: Writer Annie Hart: Performer
	Gypsy	Stevie Nicks: Writer Stevie Nicks: Performer
	Foto	Martin Courtney: Writer Martin Courtney: Performer
	Plastic Hearts	Fort Frances: Writer Fort Frances: Performer
	Francine	Esmé Patterson: Writer Esmé Patterson: Performer
	This Is Love	PJ Harvey: Writer PJ Harvey: Performer
	Things We Might Have Said	Reinier Sonneveld: Writer Reinier Sonneveld: Performer
	Hoping and Praying	The School: Performer
	Into The Rabbit Hole	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Back Of The Closet	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Train To NYC	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Outdoor Indoor Movies	Jeff Beal: Performer
	High Anxiety	Jeff Beal: Performer
	The Contract	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Need To See You	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Draw The Line	Jeff Beal: Performer
	If You Only Had More Secrets	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Tough Judgement Calls	Jeff Beal: Performer
	He's Coming Here Right Now	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Down In A Second	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Fake Journal	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Good Pain, Poor Sam	Jeff Beal: Performer
	The Commune	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Like I Belong	Jeff Beal: Performer
	The Kiss	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Don't Touch	Jeff Beal: Performer
	On It Tonight	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Passcode	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Where Were You?	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Disc Time:	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Deleting Sam	Jeff Beal: Performer
	I Feel Dizzy	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Mirror Image	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Where's Alison	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Burning Pages	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Jean's Childhood	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Done With You	Jeff Beal: Performer
	More Transparent	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Get A Message To Sam	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Missed You Too	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Hugging Mom	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Their True Selves	Jeff Beal: Performer
	Staring At The Sun	Jeff Beal: Performer

User reviews

Charles Lewis

5/10

The soundtrack seamlessly blends different genres and styles, creating a unique and immersive listening experience that complements the visuals of the series.

Sarah Jones

6/10

Overall, the music of Gypsy is a vital and integral part of the show's identity, contributing to its overall impact and staying power in the minds of the audience.

Paul Nelson

5/10

The soundtrack features a diverse range of artists and composers, showcasing a variety of sounds and textures that enhance the overall atmosphere of the show.

Anthony Green

1/10

The soundtrack of Gypsy lacks emotional depth and fails to enhance the intense psychological themes explored in the series.

Karen Jones

6/10

The use of electronic beats and synths in the soundtrack adds a modern and edgy feel to the show, reflecting Jean's complex and manipulative nature.

Charles Williams

6/10

The use of recurring motifs and themes in the soundtrack ties the narrative threads together, creating a cohesive and cohesive listening experience.

Laura Young

1/10

The soundtrack of Gypsy at times feels disconnected from the narrative, distracting from the character development and overall storytelling.

Patricia Johnson

5/10

The instrumental pieces in the soundtrack are haunting and atmospheric, creating a sense of unease that mirrors Jean's inner turmoil and deception.

Andrew Thomas

5/10

The music in Gypsy effectively conveys the psychological complexity of the characters, adding layers of depth and nuance to the storytelling.

Richard Davis

6/10

The soundtrack of Gypsy is a standout element of the series, elevating the storytelling and enhancing the viewer's emotional connection to the characters.

Linda Moore

6/10

The vocals in certain tracks evoke a sense of vulnerability and longing, highlighting the emotional depth of the characters and their struggles.

Robert Phillips

6/10

The soundtrack of Gypsy perfectly captures the dark and mysterious undertones of the series. The music sets the mood for each scene, enhancing the tension and suspense.