qbin2001 wrote:I wonder now if Twin Peaks Music Archive happened just because Lynch needed old music library for the new season?
The Archive releases began March or April 2012 - right around the time Lynch and Frost began writing "the first two hours" after having kicked around ideas for about nine months. Can't be certain what prompted Mr. Hurley's going through the archives, but something was happening by then! In the autumn of 2012, Lynch would tell Badalamenti about the pending third season.
From memory they started around late 2009/early 2010.
Re: Music From The New Series
Posted: Tue Jan 24, 2017 1:40 pm
by qbin2001
MysteryMan wrote:
OK,Bob wrote:
qbin2001 wrote:I wonder now if Twin Peaks Music Archive happened just because Lynch needed old music library for the new season?
The Archive releases began March or April 2012 - right around the time Lynch and Frost began writing "the first two hours" after having kicked around ideas for about nine months. Can't be certain what prompted Mr. Hurley's going through the archives, but something was happening by then! In the autumn of 2012, Lynch would tell Badalamenti about the pending third season.
From memory they started around late 2009/early 2010.
First TPA's track was released March 10 2011.
Re: Music From The New Series
Posted: Tue Jan 24, 2017 1:44 pm
by OK,Bob
MysteryMan wrote:
OK,Bob wrote:
qbin2001 wrote:I wonder now if Twin Peaks Music Archive happened just because Lynch needed old music library for the new season?
The Archive releases began March or April 2012 - right around the time Lynch and Frost began writing "the first two hours" after having kicked around ideas for about nine months. Can't be certain what prompted Mr. Hurley's going through the archives, but something was happening by then! In the autumn of 2012, Lynch would tell Badalamenti about the pending third season.
From memory they started around late 2009/early 2010.
What started then? [See links in the footnotes regarding the dates.]
The music Archive release began March 10, 2011 (1). [I bought the releases as they came out; my earliest email receipt is dated March 12, 2011.]
Frost said he and Lynch started thinking about Peaks around 2007, but first discussed it together in August of 2011; they began writing around May 2012. (2)
Jerry Horne wrote:John Neff will have two songs on the soundtrack.
Never heard of him before, but if he was in Athens GA in his 20s as the Wikipedia entry states, he must be good!
Re: Music From The New Series
Posted: Mon Mar 27, 2017 6:49 pm
by Saturn's child
mtwentz wrote:
Jerry Horne wrote:John Neff will have two songs on the soundtrack.
Never heard of him before, but if he was in Athens GA in his 20s as the Wikipedia entry states, he must be good!
I think it's a different John Neff, an engineer/producer/musician who's worked with Lynch for... I don't know, 30 years or something now? He & Lynch do some beautiful soundscapes together (& their record with Jocelyn West [then Montgomery] is amazing).
Re: Music From The New Series
Posted: Mon Mar 27, 2017 7:02 pm
by Saturn's child
(actually, I don't think they were working together during TP, more like circa Lost Highway, so 20ish years)
Re: Music From The New Series
Posted: Tue Mar 28, 2017 7:33 am
by mtwentz
Saturn's child wrote:(actually, I don't think they were working together during TP, more like circa Lost Highway, so 20ish years)
This album is everything. A great substitute before the real deal.
Any enligtened guesses which songs will be featured on The Return? Of course we know next to nothing about the new season so soundtrack can contain almost anything. But based on titles solely, songs Missing Pages, Strobe Lights and Between Worlds feel like a safe bet. And the song Motel has a very Lynchian vibe to it.
This album is everything. A great substitute before the real deal.
Any enligtened guesses which songs will be featured on The Return? Of course we know next to nothing about the new season so soundtrack can contain almost anything. But based on titles solely, songs Missing Pages, Strobe Lights and Between Worlds feel like a safe bet. And the song Motel has a very Lynchian vibe to it.
The ones with obvious reference names I feel have to fit. Insomnia I also would bet is in The Return, the music video for it is literally a girl wrapped in plastic. Heaven also sounds incredibly Twin Peaks to me.
Honestly, I kind of think most of it will be. There's a lot of tonal stuff I think fits. I also secretly am hoping the two vocal songs (Saturday and Blue Moon) are in the new season, liked both of them.
Re: Music From The New Series
Posted: Sun May 14, 2017 5:50 am
by TheMx
The "Windswept" album is very nice! I think Television Snow would be a great title theme...
Re: Music From The New Series
Posted: Mon May 15, 2017 8:13 pm
by secretlettermkr
mtwentz wrote:
Jerry Horne wrote:John Neff will have two songs on the soundtrack.
Never heard of him before, but if he was in Athens GA in his 20s as the Wikipedia entry states, he must be good!
John Neff & David Lynch recorded a great industrial-blues album called BlueBOB, a few tracks were part of the Mulholland Drive OST
