Music has always played an important part of my Twin Peaks obsession as the original soundtrack album was my gateway to the show in 1993. Years later, thanks to the efforts of Dean Hurley, a longtime David Lynch collaborator who operated and managed Lynch’s Asymmetrical Studio from 2005-2018, we were blessed with the release of the Twin Peaks Archive…
In a previous article, I detailed how I picked up the Twin Peaks Season 2 Music and More for Record Store Day on April 13, 2019. Once I returned home, I took a closer look at the soundtrack, which was wrapped in plastic (of course).
Last year was my first time participating in Record Store Day. I had a good reason to go – multiple soundtracks to Twin Peaks on Showtime were released on picture disc vinyl. At the time, I thought my day long adventure would be a one-of-a-kind experience until I saw a tweet from @TwinPeaksBook on February 28, 2019….
The music of Twin Peaks has played an important part of my experience with this place both wonderful and strange. So imagine my excitement when a co-worker (and fellow vinyl record enthusiast) informed me about two Twin Peaks releases for Record Store Day on April 21, 2018. Here’s a recap of my afternoon adventure in central…
My work office celebrated Something on a Stick Day on March 28 (yes it’s a holiday created by some unknown mystery man). At the office, we were encourage to decorate a paint stick with an image of our face, interests or favorite food. I jumped at the chance to showcase my love of “Twin Peaks”…
In September 2017, Barnes & Noble released the “Twin Peaks” Limited Event Series Soundtrack on vinyl. This copy included a signed insert by composer Angelo Badalamenti.
I recently shared the interior filming location of Diane Evans’ apartment. Before finding that location, I was on a different quest that begin shortly after the original airing of Part 7 in mid June 2017 on Showtime. Being a long time collector of vinyl albums, I immediately recognized the blue-hued square propped against the wall…
This year marks the 25th anniversary of when I first discovered David Lynch and Mark Frost’s “Twin Peaks.” The Twin Peaks Blog is my attempt to document my continued experience with a show that has consumed my life for 25 years. My mother still jokes this is “just a phase that will pass,” and yet…