• South Park (1997) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

"South Park" follows four boys in the tiny mountain town of South Park, Colorado. Kyle Broflovski is a young Jewish boy with a strong moral center, who often encounters struggles with the other boys because of his religion and his strict, orthodox family. Stan Marsh, a pessimistic but kind-hearted boy living with his idiotic family is Kyle's best friend. They are joined by their #1 frenemy, Eric Cartman, a fat, hateful--and hated--foul-mouthed bully and his mistreated, impoverished sidekick Kenny McCormick. Together, the boys bring out the very best and worst in one another as they embark on hilarious adventures throughout their school, neighborhood, and world.

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Play	Title	Artist
	South Park
	South Park (theme song)	Trey Parker: Lyrics Primus: Performer Les Claypool: Performer
	The Theme	Darren Mitchell: Performer
	Warehouse In South Park	Darren Mitchell: Performer
	Operation Turkey Butt	Darren Mitchell: Performer
	Caves Of South Park	Darren Mitchell: Performer
	The Luv Shack	Darren Mitchell: Performer
	Mad Robots	Darren Mitchell: Performer
	Banjo Lick	Darren Mitchell: Performer
	Banjo Barnyard	Darren Mitchell: Performer
	U.F.O	Darren Mitchell: Performer
	Drowned Asian	Darren Mitchell: Performer
	South Park Boss Encounter	Darren Mitchell: Performer
	Insane Toys	Darren Mitchell: Performer
	Mr. Hankey the Christmas Poo (Early '50s recording by Cowboy Timmy)	Isaac Hayes: Performer
	Merry F**king Christmas (Mr. Garrison, The 3rd Grade Teacher)	Isaac Hayes: Performer
	O Holy Night (Eric Cartman)	Isaac Hayes: Performer
	Dead, Dead, Dead (Juan Schwartz and the South Park Children's Choir)	Isaac Hayes: Performer
	Carol of the Bells (Mr. Mackey, The School Counselor)	Isaac Hayes: Performer
	The Lonely Jew On Christmas (Kyle Broflofski with Special Celebrity Guest)	Isaac Hayes: Performer
	I Saw Three Ships (Shelley Marsh, Stan's Sister)	Isaac Hayes: Performer
	It Happened In Sun Valley (Stan Marsh and Wendy Testaburger)	Isaac Hayes: Performer
	O Tannenbaum (In the Style of Adolph Hitler)	Isaac Hayes: Performer
	Christmas Time In Hell (Satan, The Dark Prince)	Isaac Hayes: Performer
	What the Hell Child Is This? (Chef)	Isaac Hayes: Performer
	Santa Claus Is On His Way (Mr. Hankey)	Isaac Hayes: Performer
	Swiss Colony Beef Log (Eric Cartman)	Isaac Hayes: Performer
	Hark the Herald Angels Sing (South Park Children's Choir)	Isaac Hayes: Performer
	Dreidel, Dreidel, Dreidel (The Broflofskis, with Eric Cartman and Stan Marsh)	Isaac Hayes: Performer
	The Most Offensive Song Ever (Kenny McCormick;Mr. Hankey)	Isaac Hayes: Performer
	We Three Kings (Mr. Ose)	Isaac Hayes: Performer
	Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (Mr. Hankey with Stan, Kyle and Cartman)	Isaac Hayes: Performer
	South Park Theme (Primus)	Trey Parker: Performer
	Nowhere to Run (Ozzy Osbourne, DMX & Ol' Dirty Bastard)	Trey Parker: Performer
	Chocolate Salty Balls (P.S. I Love You) (Chef)	Trey Parker: Performer
	Brad Logan (Rancid)	Trey Parker: Performer
	Come Sail Away (Eric Cartman)	Trey Parker: Performer
	Kenny's Dead (Master P)	Trey Parker: Performer
	Simultaneous (Chef)	Trey Parker: Performer
	Will They Die 4 You (Mase, Puffy, Lil' Kim & System of a Down)	Trey Parker: Performer
	Hot Lava (Perry Farrell & D.V.D.A.)	Trey Parker: Performer
	Bubblegoose (Wyclef Jean feat. Stan, Kyle, Cartman, & Kenny)	Trey Parker: Performer
	No Substitue (Chef)	Trey Parker: Performer
	Wake Up Wendy (Elton John)	Trey Parker: Performer
	Horny (Mousse T. vs. Hot 'N' Juicy)	Trey Parker: Performer
	Huboon Stomp (Devo)	Trey Parker: Performer
	Love Gravy (Rick James & Ike Turner)	Trey Parker: Performer
	Feel Like Makin' Love (Ned Gerblansky)	Trey Parker: Performer
	The Rainbow (Ween)	Trey Parker: Performer
	Tonight is Right For Love (Chef & Meat Loaf)	Trey Parker: Performer
	It's a Rockin' World (Joe Strummer)	Trey Parker: Performer
	Mephisto and Kevin (Primus)	Trey Parker: Performer
	Mentally Dull (Think Tank Remix) (Vitro feat. the cast of South Park)	Trey Parker: Performer

User reviews

David White

9/10

The South Park soundtrack is a perfect complement to the show's irreverent humor and satirical tone. The catchy and playful tunes enhance the comedic moments and add an extra layer of entertainment to the show.

Linda Roberts

5/10

The eclectic mix of genres in the South Park soundtrack adds depth and variety to the overall listening experience.

Mary Lewis

3/10

The South Park soundtrack lacks diversity in musical genres, as it mainly focuses on comedic and satirical songs that can become repetitive and tiresome over time.

Joseph Davis

6/10

The use of music in South Park enhances the storytelling and comedic timing of the show's episodes.

Lisa Baker

6/10

The humor in the lyrics of the songs reflects the clever and witty writing that South Park is known for.

Deborah Hill

7/10

Overall, the South Park soundtrack is a delightful and integral part of the show, contributing to its lasting impact and popularity among fans.

Margaret Jackson

6/10

Overall, the South Park soundtrack is a fun and enjoyable listen for fans of the show, offering a mix of humor, satire, and musical talent.

William Smith

8/10

The South Park soundtrack perfectly captures the irreverent and satirical tone of the show, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Andrew Hernandez

8/10

The original songs created for South Park are not only hilarious but also surprisingly well-produced, showcasing the show's commitment to quality in all aspects.

Sarah Anderson

5/10

The soundtrack of South Park is a great example of how music can be used to enhance the overall entertainment value of a TV show.

David Garcia

8/10

The soundtrack of South Park effectively complements the show's humor, often adding an extra layer of comedy to the scenes.

Jennifer Gonzalez

7/10

The musical numbers in South Park are performed with gusto and enthusiasm, demonstrating the talent and dedication of the creators behind the scenes.

Mark Allen

7/10

The catchy and memorable tunes from South Park have a way of sticking in your head long after the episode has ended, making them truly iconic.

Matthew Harris

6/10

The songs in South Park often parody popular music styles and artists, adding an extra layer of humor for viewers familiar with the originals.

Anthony Jackson

7/10

The diversity of musical styles in the South Park soundtrack adds depth and variety to the show's already rich storytelling.

Joseph Harris

6/10

The songs in South Park are surprisingly catchy and memorable, making them easy to sing along to.

Carol Martin

7/10

The soundtrack of South Park is a testament to the show's ability to push boundaries and challenge norms, making it a standout in the world of animated television.

Andrew Lopez

7/10

The songs in South Park are not only entertaining but also serve as clever commentary on various social and political issues, showcasing the show's intelligence and wit.

Steven Turner

5/10

Some tracks in the South Park soundtrack are offensive and controversial, but they serve a purpose in highlighting societal issues in a comedic way.

Michelle Johnson

9/10

The variety of musical styles and genres featured in the South Park soundtrack is impressive. From Broadway-style musical numbers to punk rock anthems, the soundtrack showcases the versatility of the show's creators and adds depth to the storytelling. Each song is carefully crafted to evoke emotions and enhance the overall viewing experience.

Carol Carter

2/10

The use of crude language and offensive themes in some of the songs can be off-putting and may not appeal to a wider audience, limiting the overall enjoyment of the soundtrack.