Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me

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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0093624501923 Format: Soundtrack Label: Warner Manufacturer: Warner Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Warner Release Date: 1992-08-17 Studio: Warner
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Editorial Reviews: The music for Fire Walk with Me, David Lynch's brooding feature film follow-up to the groundbreaking TV series Twin Peaks, again uses the talents of Angelo Badalamenti to create a chilling backdrop to Lynch's dark psychosexual thriller. Film noir is once again the touchstone for this perfectly pitched score, and these 10 tracks stand repeated listening in their own right. This is in part due to the use of some top notch jazz players such as Buster Williams, Grady Tate, and Vinnie Bell, as well as vocalist Jimmy Scott's haunting delivery on "Sycamore Trees." Sax, vibes, upright bass, and percussion set a smoky atmosphere, and the eerie synthesizer and string arrangements augment the general spine-tingling melancholy and menace. Singer Julee Cruise also appears, lending angelic repression to "Questions in a World of Blue"; Lynch contributes compositions and percussion throughout this exercise in bleakness and love gone awry. --Derek Rath
Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: twin peaks soundtracks are always 5 stars. Comment: 'moving through time' is one of the most beautiful pieces of music i've ever heard... worth paying £7 for. you also get 'sycamore trees' from the last episode of the series and the off-the-wall hip hop of 'a real indication'. a brilliant soundtrack. Customer Rating: Summary: Another moody, musical journey from Badalamenti Comment: Following the brilliant TV soundtrack, this album is a worthy follow-up. If you loved the first Twin Peaks soundtrack, you will for sure enjoy this one as well, although it lacks some of the magic captured on the first album. Here are dark and moody tunes as well as bright, up-tempo jazz, not to mention another dreamy song from Julee Cruise, "Questions In A World Of Blue". Just like the movie did, it carries a darker mood than its predecessor. More Reviews