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Comments about the soundtrack for The Phantom of the Opera (Andrew Lloyd Webber)

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Re: Pitiful vocal performances
• Posted by: liz
• Date: Saturday, February 26, 2005, at 8:16 a.m.
• IP Address: 65-73-17-240.br1.atm.al.frontiernet.net
• In Response to: Pitiful vocal performances (Quesaverde)

> Don't all these people applauding this horrible screen translation see the
> horrible votes that the music is getting at this site? Don't they realize
> that the majority of Phans hate this version?

Get over it! Personally, I think Gerard, Emmy, and Patrick were wonderful and I'm a music teacher's daughter, so I should know! How many 17 year olds do you know that can sing as good as Emmy Rossum? The original Raoul had no emotion and he sounded ancient! Patrick Wilson actually put emotion into the role. Finally, Gerard Butler doesn't have the training of Michael Crawford, but he still is wonderful. He rips your heart out during that movie so in my opinion, he's one hell of an actor!




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