• Phantom of the Paradise (1974) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.30/10 from 22000 votes

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Synopsis

Phantom of the Paradise is a rock opera version of "The Phantom of the Opera" with elements of "The Picture of Dorian Gray" and the legend of Faust.

Evil record producer Swan steals both the singer (Phoenix) and the music from composer Winslow Leach.

With a mutilated face covered by a silver owl-like mask, he searches for other ways to have his revenge.

However, Leach signs a contract with Swan to complete his rock opera based on the life of Faust only for Phoenix.

Betrayed by Swan, who hires glam-rock singer Beef as the lead singer of this rock opera, Leach exacts his vengeance.

However, Leach discovers the dark secret of his contract: Swan has sold his soul to the devil for eternal youth - 20 years ago.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Phantom of the Paradise
	Goodbye, Eddie, Goodbye (Performed by "The Juicy Fruits"/ Lead Vocal-Archie Hann)	Paul Williams: Performer
	Faust (Vocal-Bill Finley)	Paul Williams: Performer
	Upholstery (Performed by "The Beach Burms"/ Lead Vocal-Jeffrey Comanor)	Paul Williams: Performer
	Special To Me (Phoenix Audition Song) (Vocal-Jessica Harper)	Paul Williams: Performer
	Phantom's Theme (Beauty and The Beast) (Vocal-Paul Williams)	Paul Williams: Performer
	Somebody Super Like You (Beef Construction Song) (Performes by "The Undead"/Lead Vocal-Harold Oblong)	Paul Williams: Performer
	Life At Last (Lead Vocal-Ray Kennedy)	Paul Williams: Performer
	Old Souls (Vocal-Jessica Harper)	Paul Williams: Performer
	Faust (Vocal-Paul Williams)	Paul Williams: Performer
	The Hell Of It (Vocal-Paul Williams)	Paul Williams: Performer

User reviews

Melissa Perez

7/10

The haunting melodies and powerful lyrics of the songs stay with you long after the movie ends, making the Phantom of the Paradise soundtrack a truly unforgettable musical experience.

Andrew Garcia

5/10

The way the music reflects the dark and twisted themes of betrayal and revenge in the storyline is both haunting and mesmerizing.

Joshua Wright

5/10

The contrast between the different musical styles used in the soundtrack creates a dynamic and engaging listening experience.

John Johnson

5/10

The vocal performances in the songs convey the characters' inner struggles and conflicts with raw emotion and power.

Brian King

6/10

The recurring musical motifs in the soundtrack create a sense of cohesion and unity throughout the film.

Deborah Brown

6/10

The instrumental arrangements in the soundtrack are rich and complex, enhancing the dramatic tension of the story.

Laura Evans

7/10

The music seamlessly weaves together elements of classic rock with operatic vocals, creating a unique and powerful sound that enhances the emotional depth of the story.

Matthew White

4/10

Another criticism I have is that certain musical numbers in the film seem to drag on, causing the pacing to feel uneven and affecting the overall enjoyment of the soundtrack as a whole.

Joseph Jones

5/10

The lyrics in the songs are thought-provoking and poetic, adding layers of meaning to the narrative.

Ronald Davis

2/10

One negative opinion I have about the Phantom of the Paradise soundtrack is that some of the songs feel disjointed and lack cohesion, making it difficult to follow the storyline through the music alone.

Michelle Harris

6/10

The songs in Phantom of the Paradise perfectly capture the emotional turmoil and desperation of the characters, adding depth to the narrative.

Kenneth Walker

7/10

Each song in the soundtrack is carefully crafted to convey the characters' inner turmoil and desires, adding an extra layer of complexity to the narrative.

Michelle Lopez

8/10

The Phantom of the Paradise soundtrack is a captivating blend of rock, opera, and theatrical elements that perfectly captures the dark and twisted story of the film.