Twin Peaks [Original TVSoundtrack] Angelo Badalamenti

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  • Release Date: 02/03/2009
  • Original Release: 1990
  • Sales Rank: 9,280
  • Label: RHINO FLASHBACK
  • UPC: 081227987893

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Twin Peaks [Original TVSoundtrack]

1LISTENTwin Peaks/Twin Peaks Theme Instrumental 5:06
2LISTENTwin Peaks/Laura Palmer's Theme Instrumental 4:52
3LISTENTwin Peaks/Audrey's Dance 5:17
4LISTENTwin Peaks/The Nightingale 4:56
5LISTENTwin Peaks/Freshly Squeezed Instrumental 3:48
6LISTENTwin Peaks/The Bookhouse Boys Instrumental 3:29
7LISTENTwin Peaks/Into the Night 4:44
8LISTENTwin Peaks/Night Life in Twin Peaks Instrumental 3:27
9LISTENTwin Peaks/Dance of the Dream Man Instrumental 3:41
10LISTENLove Theme from "Twin Peaks" Instrumental 5:04
11LISTENTwin Peaks/Falling 5:23

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Editorial Reviews

Composer Angelo Badalamenti (Cousins) set the tone for David Lynch's bizarre television soap with a haunting theme created from electric piano, synthetic strings and the twangiest guitar this side of Duane Eddy. The love theme, appropriately enough, sounds like a funeral march. (The series' central character was found dead at the beginning of the first episode.) The rest of the music, instantly recognizable to anyone who saw even one episode of the series, borders on fever-dream jazz. Lynch-favorite Julee Cruise sings the only three vocal songs. The music from Twin Peaks is dark, cloying and obsessive -- and one of the best scores ever written for television. Brian Mansfield, All Music Guide

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Do you remember who killed Laura Palmer?by JohnQ

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June 28, 2009: It's been nearly a decade since the world was captivated by the TV show Twin Peaks and it's been that long since Julee Cruise had a hit with the song "Falling" because of that show (included here), but as one character said on the show "Isn't this music just dreamy?" Indeed it is. If you looking for some background music and desperately need something a little more hip than a16th century master, this is the CD for you. Hey, they have samples on this page so check it out. If you DO remember the TV series, this CD will make you remember how weird and wonderful it all was. Enjoy!

I Also Recommend: Twin Peaks - Definitive Gold Box Edition.

A brilliant film scoreby Anonymous

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May 24, 2003: Though I would not reccomend this piece of music to anybody, I would recommend to anybody who is a fan of David Lynch, Angelo Badalamenti, or avant-garde cinema. A brilliant score for a brilliant film. It is, however, typical of the artist.

This review was written about the CD edition.