BADALAMENTI, Angelo - Twin Peaks (Soundtrack) - Vinyl (LP)
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Angelo BADALAMENTI

Twin Peaks (Soundtrack) (limited gatefold marbled vinyl LP in die cut sleeve with obi-strip)

Death Waltz

Cat: DW 50. Rel: 12 Sep 16
Soundtracks


Side 1 - Track 1. Twin Peaks Theme Side 1 - Track 2. Laura Palmer's Theme Side 1 - Track 3. Audrey's Dance Side 1 - Track 4. The Nightingale Side 1 - Track 5. Freshly Squeezed Side 2 - Track 1. The Bookhouse Boys Side 2 - Track 2. Into The Night Side 2 - Track 3. Night Life In Twin Peaks Side 2 - Track 4. Dance Of The Dream Man Side 2 - Track 5. Love Theme From Twin Peaks Side 2 - Track 6. Falling

Soundtrack reissues specialists Death Waltz finally deliver what everyone has been waiting for; a newly remastered edition of Angelo Badalamenti's timeless score for Twin Peaks. A project that was first announced back in 2014, Death Waltz have really put the work in here on this double LP presentation. Seeking out engineer Tal Miller to remaster the score, getting the approval of David Lynch on the artwork, sleeve notes from Badalamenti and of course the music itself pressed up on "damn fine coffee" coloured vinyl. Musically speaking, do we really need to describe what is a classic selection of compositions from the American? Both the foreboding "Twin Peaks Theme" and somewhat more soothing "Laura Palmer's Theme" should be singed on the cerebral cortex of any self-respecting fan of culture.


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