Twin Peaks - Soundtrack OST 3CD - 1, 2, Fire Walk - mp3 320

Twin Peaks Soundtracks - 320kbps Encoding From Lossless Master

Composed by Angelo Badalamenti

Season 1 OST (1990)

Season 2 OST (2007)

Fire Walk With Me OST (1992)

**Note** On the Season 2 soundtrack there was no track break between tracks 21 and 22, hence they were originally intended to be a continuous montage or medley and the cd listing track 22 as separate was merely an artificial cd cue added later. I hope you enjoy the music.

David Lynch was telling a story. It was 1989 and the director was sitting next to the composer Angelo Badalamenti at the keyboard of a Fender Rhodes in the latter’s Manhattan office. Lynch and screenwriter Mark Frost were about to start making "Twin Peaks"...

In Lynch’s head the music, imagery, and narrative were inextricably intertwined, so he told Badalamenti to imagine he was alone in woods at night. The wind was blowing through the trees and an owl was hooting. Badalamenti picked out an ominous, low motif. "Slower" Lynch said, “just slow things down and it becomes more beautiful. Now, picture a distressed teenage girl emerging from the darkness, getting closer." Badalamenti steadily climbed the keyboard, resolving the melody on an ecstatic high before falling back into the night. It took Badalamenti less than an hour to translate the imagery into sound and he suggested developing it further, but Lynch replied, “Don’t change a single note. I see Twin Peaks.” They had just written “Laura Palmer’s Theme”.

Angelo Badalamenti's pivotal score to David Lynch's off-beat cult television show "Twin Peaks" not only helped set the tone of the series, but it created a sound so unique and memorable that the two can never be separated