Sunday, 29 January 2012

GREAT INTROS #12 TWIN PEAKS

Twin Peaks
The strains of Falling (Instrumental) by Angelo Badalamenti introduce us not only to the town of Twin Peaks but take us gently and serenely into it's unique, dark and mysterious world.

Lynch's vastly underrated movie Twin Peaks:Fire walk with me featured a credit sequence that was almost a counterpoint to the TV shows serenity; again featuring the music of Badalamenti it is haunting and disturbing; much like the film.

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Twin Peaks: Fire walk with me 
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