Unreleased Twin Peaks Music Announcements - Official Thread

[thom]

Brilliant bundle! Do we have a complete list of all the remaining unreleased tracks (at least, the ones that were used/that we know about)?

[Ross]

Brilliant bundle! Do we have a complete list of all the remaining unreleased tracks (at least, the ones that were used/that we know about)?

Audrey (Clean TV Version)
One-Armed Man's Theme (Clarinet & Bass Clarinet Combo)
One-Armed Man's Theme (Solo Bass Clarinet) AKA "Jean Renault's Theme"
Dance Of The Dream Man (Original Sax)
Dick Tremeyne’s Swing
Earle's Theme (Strings) [unused]
Earle’s Theme 2 (Audrey’s Walk)
Evelyn’s Mourning (2 versions)
Freshly Squeezed (Drums & Bass)(?)
Freshly Squeezed (Fast Cool Jazz Drums And Bass)
Freshly Squeezed (Fast Cool Jazz Solo Vibraphone) [unused]
Great Northern Piano Tune #2 (Josie And Truman) (Extended/Full)
James & Evelyn
Laura Palmer’s Theme (Piano & Strings Bridge) [unused]
Leo Attacks Bobby
Love Theme (Dark)
Love Theme (Light)
Llama Country
One-Eyed Jack's Parlor Music (Country Song)
Packards’ Vibration (Original TV Version)
Percussion Hi-Hats
Sneaky Audrey (Reprise)
Shelly (Original?)
Solo Percussion 4
Stair Music/Danger Theme (Full Version)
“Such Stuff As Dreams Are Made Of” (Bridge)
The Swan (Instrumental)

There are also a few different "Dark Synth" lines, and various sound effects ("Giant's Theme", etc.)

[Ross]

The whole first section of "The Culmination" can be heard in ep 16 when the sprinkler system goes off & Leland/Bob smashes his head.
The part at the end of the episode with the pov shot through the woods features part of it. But I still think the very end (where the owl flies at the screen) is something else. It doesn't sound like any part of "The Culmination".

[BookhouseBoyBob]

wow ..the Black Lodge Bundle is just too unbelievable.. completely hooked..

[dugpa]

Teresa Banks, you look just like my Laura.

Laura's Dark Boogie (Clean) is an amazing track.

[Ross]

Teresa Banks, you look just like my Laura.

Laura's Dark Boogie (Clean) is an amazing track.

Agreed. I actually like it much more than the other version.

[DEniZZrus]

the very end (where the owl flies at the screen) is something else

It's bridge made of slightly different slow speed version of The Mill Deal

There are also a few different "Dark Synth" lines, and various sound effects ("Giant's Theme", etc.)

You Killed Mike, Stair Music - Coda and of course Spelunking! Don't forget this cute bridge!

[qbin2001]

The whole first section of "The Culmination" can be heard in ep 16 when the sprinkler system goes off & Leland/Bob smashes his head.
The part at the end of the episode with the pov shot through the woods features part of it. But I still think the very end (where the owl flies at the screen) is something else. It doesn't sound like any part of "The Culmination".

the very end (where the owl flies at the screen) is something else

It's bridge made of slightly different slow speed version of The Mill Deal

List updated

[thom]

"Distant Train" reminds me very much of the start of this track...

[Lynch-D]

I'm crossing my fingers for something from FWWM (as ever).

Me too! Let's complete that soundtrack!!

I rarely have to post in this thread because you always write what I would have written anyway (i.e. more music from FWWM and make it snappy)!


I'm thrilled with the Black Lodge bundle. Laura's Dark Boogie (clean) and The Red Room are two of the best tracks to be released to date and Distant Train - it's added an ambient flourish to my FWWM playlist.

I could go on and on about how wonderful the Twin Peaks Archive is. It's nice to have unreleased music from the series but - more importantly - it's the first time somebody has acknowledged the existence of FWWM. What with the deleted scenes being held to ransom by MK2 and stills harder to come by than proof of extraterrestrial life, the lot of the FWWM obsessive is a strange and troubled one.

Tracks like Birds In Hell, Nightsea Wind, Mysterioso 1 & 2, Teresa's Autopsy, Philip Jeffries are manna from heaven.

[smokebelch]

What an amazing bundle this weeks is!
Really love 'distant train' creates such a great mood. All these darker tracks are the ones I'd always wanted to hear back when the original soundtrack came out- can't believe its like 20 years ago!!

I've said it before, but it really is amazing to have gotton all this wonderful music at last- a huge thank you to Dean for putting all these releases together.

While part of me would love a 'physical' version of the archive, its been great being able to get new tracks pretty much every week for the last year- and still more to go! (though I guess getting close to the end now). And thank you for making them available in lossless too, at least I can burn off discs with no loss in quality.

Oh well im off to the Black Lodge again...

Oh and cheers for all the awesome covers you keep making ross

[qbin2001]

Ross, can't wait for covers!
And BTW you really need to update "TWIN PEAKS MUSIC SCENE GUIDE" on your Blog

[underthefan]

I rarely have to post in this thread because you always write what I would have written anyway (i.e. more music from FWWM and make it snappy)!

I'm thrilled with the Black Lodge bundle. Laura's Dark Boogie (clean) and The Red Room are two of the best tracks to be released to date and Distant Train - it's added an ambient flourish to my FWWM playlist.

I could go on and on about how wonderful the Twin Peaks Archive is. It's nice to have unreleased music from the series but - more importantly - it's the first time somebody has acknowledged the existence of FWWM. What with the deleted scenes being held to ransom by MK2 and stills harder to come by than proof of extraterrestrial life, the lot of the FWWM obsessive is a strange and troubled one.

Tracks like Birds In Hell, Nightsea Wind, Mysterioso 1 & 2, Teresa's Autopsy, Philip Jeffries are manna from heaven.

Beautifully said, LynchD! It's wonderful to see FWWM being acknowledged and celebrated for once!

[Agent Sam Stanley]

Ross, can't wait for covers!

Ditto!

[DEniZZrus]

I wonder why HSO #7 haven't a title? So, personally I called it Through The Darkness for themselves