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 Twin Peaks - Angelo Badalamenti - Soundtrack
Description: Genre: Soundtrack / Artist: Angelo Badalamenti / Soundtrack / Audio CD released 1990-10-22 at Warner / Disc #1 ... more  Twin Peaks - Angelo Badalamenti - Soundtrack ... Tracklisting1 Twin Peaks 2 Laura Palmer's Theme 3 Audrey's Dance 4 Nightingale 5 Freshly Squeezed 6 Bookhouse Boys 7 Into The Night 8 Night Life In Twin Peaks 9 Dance Of The Dream Man 10 Twin Peaks (1) 11 Falling Newest Review: ... of course the listener receives the added benefits of early nineties nostalgia and pleasant nature imagery through the mental ... more ... recollection of the opening titles that accompanied it in its edited form (that little robin, ahh). For containing the more memorable and prominent scores, this first section of the album is the most appealing and entertaining, and while it's a little odd to hear the opening theme stretched out to a full five minutes, the subsequent 'Laura Palmer's Theme' is a very revealing and intricate piece familiar to most viewers as three or four separate themes, so it's a real surprise to learn that the opening, middle and clo...more |
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Twin Peaks - Angelo Badalamenti - Soundtrack: That Gum You Like Is Coming Back In Style (920 words)
by Frankingsteins - written on 09/02/08 (Very useful, 79 readings)
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David Lynch and Mark Frost's 'Twin Peaks' was one of the defining television series of the nineties, its success and surprising popularity opening up the possibilities for supernatural-themed drama that followed, from series such as 'The X-Files' and 'Buffy' to more recent works like 'Lost' that still share a distinct serialised format. Its unique atmosphere, in the first season at least, was a mix of clichéd soap opera parody and a distinctly darker edge exploring the seedy, secretive life beneath the surface of a close-knit community also evident in Lynch's earlier success 'Blue Velvet,' and the soundtrack succeeds admirably in capturing this bipolar fusion in Angelo ...
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