Andrew Lloyd Webber, Richard Stilgoe, Gerard Butler, Emmy Rossum, Patrick Wilson, Charles Hart - The Phantom of the Opera (The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

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The Phantom of the Opera (The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
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Artist(s)	Andrew Lloyd Webber, Richard Stilgoe, Gerard Butler, Emmy Rossum, Patrick Wilson and Charles Hart
Studio	Sony
Release Date	November 23, 2004
UPC Code	827969352229
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Tracks

Disc 1

Prologue
Overture / Hannibal
Think Of Me
Angel Of Music
Little Lotte / Mirror, The
Phantom Of The Opera, The
Music Of The Night, The
Magical Lasso
I Remember / Stranger Than You Dreamt It
Notes / Prima Donna
Poor Fool, He Makes Me Laugh / Il Muto
Why Have You Brought Me Here / Raoul I've Been There
All I Ask Of You
All I Ask Of You (Reprise)

Disc 2

Masquerade / Why So Silent
Madame Giry's Tale / Fairground, The
Journey To The Cemetery
Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again
Wandering Child
Swordfight, The
We Have All Been Blind
Don Juan
Point Of No Return, The / Chandelier Crash
Down Once More / Track Down This Murderer
Learn To Be Lonely - (featuring Minnie Driver)

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User Reviews

Average user review:

(542 reviews)

It's like seeing the movie through my memory.

Some of the larger performances are my particular favorites, especially Masquerade. I just love Gerard Butlers performance. June 13, 2008

Beautiful

I prefer Emmy Rossum's voice to Sarah Brightman - not nearly as "trilly", which I find annoying to listen to.
Just an wonderful soundtrack that takes you through the movie audibly. Love it! May 30, 2008

"The Phantom of the Opera"2004 movie soundtrack-deluxe edition

I only saw this movie for the first time a few weeks ago, and was absolutely blown away by the beauty of the music. My only other contact with POTO was the 1943 movie.
The music is wonderful, beautifully composed, and I say ths as a music major in college. I felt the casting was excellent. If I want Opera singers, I will go for Opera, but this is a musical, and I feel that The leads were excellent. Christine is a teenager, so the casting of a teen for the part was correct. And Gerard Butler was great. He had both a good singing voice and also interpreted the scary and threatning parts of the musical dialogue extremely well. Plus he was a very romantic Phantom, even the facial disfigurement did not detract from feeling that all he wanted was for her to love him. When she went off with the wimpy count (and he is wimpy in the book by Gaston Leroux too) I was devastated for the Phantom. When she came back to give him the ring, and he was crying and said "Christine I Love You', it was enough to bring you to tears. I also appreciated that the movie was clean, and presented the love in a pure light, which surely does not hold true for most of the trash you see today. It made the beauty of the Phantom's love even more poignant than if he had "ravished her on the spot" which is so popular in today's culture. I also plan to buy the movie. This one is worth listening to and seeing over and over again. BTW-according to the book, it is a true story. April 29, 2008

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Phantom of the Opera was great. I loved the music and could listen to it forever. The new CD arrived in great shape. April 8, 2008

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I ordered a used copy of the CD Phantom of the Opera. The music is fine however the case was in disrepair when I got it in that I could not close the lid properly however it was used and perhaps next time new is better. April 8, 2008

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