• The Idol (1966) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 5.30/10 from 175 votes

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Synopsis

"The Idol" is a story about Marco, a young and arrogant art student, who is friends with Timothy, a medical student, and Sarah, his girlfriend.

Timothy is controlled by his beautiful mother, Carol, who is going through a divorce. Marco finds a studio apartment, and Timothy helps by paying the first 2 months' rent, with plans to move in together.

However, Carol intervenes and prevents Timothy from moving in with Marco. Instead, Sarah, who has developed feelings for Marco, moves in with him.

During a party at Carol's weekend cottage, she becomes enraged upon discovering Marco and Sarah together in Timothy's room. She kicks Marco out of the house.

Later, Marco seduces Carol and then callously leaves for the party. He arrives intoxicated, accompanied by a streetwalker, and brags to Sarah about his encounter with Carol.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Idol
	Dollhouse (The Weeknd & Lily Rose-Depp)	The Weeknd: Performer
	My Sweet Lord (Troye Sivan)	The Weeknd: Performer
	Crocodile Tears (Suzanna Son)	The Weeknd: Performer
	Like a God	Mike Dean: Performer
	False Idols	Mike Dean: Performer
	One of the Girls (The Weeknd, JENNIE & Lily Rose Depp)	The Weeknd: Performer
	Jealous Guy (The Weeknd)	The Weeknd: Performer
	Fill The Void (The Weeknd, Lily Rose Depp & Ramsey)	The Weeknd: Performer
	A Lesser Man (The Weeknd)	Mike Dean: Performer
	Take Me Back (The Weeknd)	Mike Dean: Performer
	Get It B4 (Moses Sumney)	Mike Dean: Performer
	Family (The Weeknd & Suzanna Son)	Mike Dean: Performer
	Devil's Paradise (Mike Dean)	Mike Dean: Performer
	Double Fantasy (The Weeknd)	Mike Dean: Performer
	The Lure (Main Theme) (The Weeknd & Mike Dean)	Mike Dean: Performer
	World Class Sinner / I'm a Freak (Lily-Rose Depp)	Mike Dean: Performer
	Here Is My Love (Jesse Frederick)	John Barry: Performer
	Ooh-Wee Baby (Darlene Love)	John Barry: Performer
	Come and Get It (Instrumental)(Nino Tempo)	John Barry: Performer
	Sweet Little Lover (Jesse Frederick)	John Barry: Performer
	I Can't Tell (Colleen Fitzpatrick)	John Barry: Performer
	However Dark the Night (Peter Gallagher)	John Barry: Performer
	Baby (Peter Gallagher)	John Barry: Performer
	I Know Where You're Goin' (Instrumental) (Nino Tempo)	John Barry: Performer
	A Boy and A Girl (The Sweet Inspirations and The London Fog)	John Barry: Performer
	I Believe It Can Be Done (Ray Sharkey)	John Barry: Performer
	I Believe It Can Be Done (Instrumental) (Nino Tempo)	John Barry: Performer
	Along the River	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Book of Lost Names	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Broken Highway	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Campus of Birds	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Cloudwatching	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Drowned City	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Empty Road	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Fences and Guns	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Honey Trees	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	I Remember Potatoes	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Night Swim	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Ruins in the Marsh	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	The Deep Wood	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	The Last of Science	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Ghost Town	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Graveyard Flowers	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Descending Sky	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Walking the Ice Trail	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Ritual Burning	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	City of Rust	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	City of Moss	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Distant Weather	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Fallen Star	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Sepulchre	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	The Narrows	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Spiral Pit	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Shady River	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Funeral Rain	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Green Tunnel	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Honey Plains	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Bridge of Mist	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Blueberry Fields	Michael Patrick Bell: Performer
	Soul Gazin	Francesco Cerasi: Performer
	Max	Francesco Cerasi: Performer
	Un Hombre	Francesco Cerasi: Performer
	Ragionier Bardozzi	Francesco Cerasi: Performer
	Soul Gazin (Reprise)	Francesco Cerasi: Performer
	Edna	Francesco Cerasi: Performer
	Max Reprise (Reprise)	Francesco Cerasi: Performer

User reviews

Lisa Allen

9/10

The film's soundtrack stays with you long after the movie ends, with its haunting melodies and powerful orchestrations lingering in your mind. It elevates the viewing experience and leaves a lasting impression on the audience.

Michelle Nelson

8/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the conflicting emotions of love, betrayal, and jealousy present in the story.

Elizabeth White

8/10

The music enhances the tension between Marco, Timothy, and Sarah, adding depth to their interactions.

Betty Jones

6/10

The music in The Idol set the tone perfectly for the unfolding events, creating a sense of unease and unpredictability that mirrored the characters' complex interactions.

Richard Thompson

7/10

The use of different musical themes for each character helps to distinguish their individual personalities and struggles.

Ashley Anderson

10/10

Each track in the soundtrack of The Idol is meticulously chosen to reflect the mood and atmosphere of the film. The music seamlessly transitions between moments of love, betrayal, and tension, adding layers of depth to the narrative.

Ashley Martin

8/10

The music beautifully underscores the character development throughout the film, reflecting their inner turmoil and growth.

William Davis

4/10

The Idol's soundtrack failed to capture the emotional depth and complexity of the characters' relationships, leaving the viewer disconnected from the unfolding drama.

Timothy Jones

5/10

The use of different musical motifs and themes throughout The Idol helped to establish a strong sense of character development and added depth to the storytelling.

Edward Wright

10/10

The soundtrack of The Idol perfectly captures the emotional rollercoaster of the characters' relationships. The music enhances the intensity of the scenes, making the audience feel deeply connected to the story.

Amanda Thomas

8/10

The soundtrack conveys the drama and complexity of the storyline with powerful and evocative melodies.

Dorothy Evans

7/10

The choice of instrumental pieces and songs complements the mood of the film, adding layers of meaning to the narrative.

Melissa Moore

7/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Idol is a standout feature that elevates the film to a more profound and engaging level.

Amanda Evans

7/10

The emotional impact of certain scenes is greatly heightened by the music, creating a more immersive viewing experience.

Steven Green

7/10

The soundtrack of The Idol perfectly captures the emotional intensity of the characters' relationships.

Mark Green

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Idol was a crucial element in immersing the audience into the world of the film, enhancing the viewing experience and adding layers of complexity to the narrative.

Patricia Williams

6/10

The soundtrack of The Idol effectively captured the emotional turmoil and tension within the characters' relationships, enhancing the dramatic moments of the story.

Kimberly Scott

1/10

The use of repetitive and uninspired musical motifs throughout the film made it difficult to distinguish between key moments, resulting in a lack of impact during pivotal scenes.

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