From: enomura@sdcc13.ucsd.edu (Eddie the 'ead)
Newsgroups: alt.tv.twin-peaks
Subject: Where Songs are in the Movie (was TP:FWWM Soundtrack) spoilers
Date: 14 Sep 92 06:18:05 GMT
Organization: University of California, San Diego

In article <190v4kINNi6h@bigboote.WPI.EDU> mking@wpi.WPI.EDU (Matthew Alexander King) writes:
>the movie was of great benefit because i could make connections, "The Pink
>Room" is played in the bar scene,

The piece played in the second half of the pink room scene is
repeated when Laura and Ronette put on lipstick at Jacques' cabin.

>"Black Dog Runs At Night" is played when 
>the kid is running in circle,

We hear a bit of this when Laura opens her hand in the dream to find her ring.
Also a bit when Laura first sees Tremond/Chalfont and the grandson outside
the RR.

>and the most intriguing of all
>iss "Moving Through Time" played when Laura is walking to school close to her 
>death day, you know when she is sleeping/crying through class.

No, Moving Through Time is played when she is at Bobby's after her last day
of school.  The scenes that depict her school day is a blur is accompanied
with Birds in Hell.  Yeah, I know, maybe they messed up on the titles?
Moving in Time continues as Laura toots up in her room and James calls her up.
L: I'll meet you in 15 minutes.

The Twin Peaks theme played when we first get to Twin Peaks, obviously.

The Voice of Love is heard three times.  The first is right after when Laura
delivers the line "and the angels wouldn't help because they've all gone
away."  We hear just a bit.  The second time is after she looks at her painting
with the angel after Leland has told her he loves her.  Just a bit again.
The third is at the end, in its entirety.

The FWWM theme is heard at the beginning during the credits, again during
Jeffries' flashback scene and again when Leland is walking away from the
motel, after Pierre does his dance accompanied with Black Dog Runs at Night.

The Pine Float plays when Donna arrives at Laura's as Laura is ready to go out.
D: Where're you going?
L: Nowhere fast, and you're not coming.

The Laura Palmer Theme plays a couple of times.  It plays when Laura toots up
out of the plastic bag in her diary.  It is the same music as the Love Theme
on the TP soundtrack, which plays when Leland tells Laura he loves her.
The Laura Palmer Theme also plays when Laura and James talk in the woods.

Sycamore Trees is listed in the end credits but I don't know where it is so I
assume that the bit of music that plays when Le-BOB enters the red room at the
end is credited as Sycamore Trees.

A Real Indication plays before and after Bobby talks to Laura about where
she was after school.  Also when Laura gets her secret diary out (about to
write in it but she finds pages torn out).

Don't Do Anything I Wouldn't Do plays when Stanley and Desmond are at Hap's.

Best Friends is played when Laura and Donna talk after the Pink Room scene.
Also when Laura arrives at Donna's after having seen BOB in her room.

Girl Talk plays when Donna and Laura are lying on their backs at Donna's
and talking about James.

We hear snipets of Bookhouse Boys when we first see Cooper and later when Bobby
walks into school late.

There's a bit of music from very late in the series, 2020 or 2021, that can be
heard in one of the transition shots of the mountains.

There's an annoying sound/music made by hitting all the 12th fret harmonics
on a guitar from 6th string to 1st string, or something like that (I think
we first hear it in the series when Donna walks into the sheriff's station
smoking and in Laura's sunglasses and Lucy goes, "Donna?" that plays
when Laura says, "You killed Mike."

The end credits list some stuff not on the soundtrack.  I assume Double R
Swing is what is playing in the RR scene.  There was also Deer Meadow Shuffle.

There seems to a Laura and James theme, don't know what it's called or if it's
in the end credits that plays twice - once when Laura and James meet in the
janitor's room and once again when James and Laura stop in the clearing in the
woods to talk and Laura gives him the finger, etc.  I really like this and wish
it was on the soundtrack.

Cherubini's Requiem in C Minor plays during Laura's death and over the end
credits.  I am having a hard time finding this on CD.

ed

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