2017 is already becoming the year of “Twin Peaks.” As we keep impatiently waiting for the return of the cult series, which may or may not happen at Sundance, we’ll now have a few things to hold us over.
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Last month, we got a perfectly weird, “Twin Peaks”-esque teaser that was little more than footage of David Lynch eating a doughnut. Now, with the approaching 25th anniversary of “Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me,” the cinematic follow-up to the original series, Mondo Music Label has partnered with Death Waltz Recording Company to release the soundtrack on vinyl later this month. The vinyl set will have artwork approved by Lynch himself, and audio approved by the film’s composer Angelo Badalamenti. As if that wasn’t enough, Alamo Drafthouse is planning special screenings for the anniversary at select locations, with an option to buy the soundtrack with your ticket.
The soundtrack will be available January 25th, which is also the date of the Alamo Drafthouse screenings. Check out the details and tracklist below.
Details
- Director-approved artwork
- Composer-approved audio
- Sleeve notes By film critic Mark Kermode
- Vinyl re-master by Tal Miller at Warner Archives
- Laquers cut by David Cheppa at Plush Vinyl
- 2 x 180G Cherry Pie vinyl
- 425gsm Gatefold sleeve housed inside a bespoke black die cut outer jacket with black spot varnish finish, complete with obi strip.
Tracklist:
- Theme From Twin Peaks – Fire Walk With Me (6:40)
- The Pine Float (3:58)
- Sycamore Trees (3:52)
- Don’t Do Anything (I Wouldn’t Do) (7:17)
- A Real Indication (5:31)
- Questions In A World Of Blue (4:50)
- The Pink Room (4:02)
- The Black Dog Runs At Night (1:45)
- Best Friends (2:12)
- Moving Through Time (6:41)
- Montage From Twin Peaks – Girl Talk / Birds In Hell / Laura Palmer’s Theme / Falling (5:27)
- The Voice Of Love (3:55)
