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Jun 18, 2024 - 9:24 AM
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mstrox
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The season 2 disc was released on CD by Absurda and DavidLynch.com in 2007, very much official. Lynch and Badalamenti were EPs and Lynch did the artwork. This is the version I have. It has been rereleased once or twice since then by various labels including, I believe, on vinyl record. It’s similar to the OST in that it is arranged to some extent for listening (I.e some tracks are edited together - but due to the nature of some of the tracks, there are quite a few short burst tracks. There is also some audio data written in the CD pre-gap on this, a weird bonus track trick. It is very much worth 15 Euro imo.
Thor, the “Twin Peaks Archive” was a complete or near-complete digital release on DavidLynch.com (again, officially) in 2010-2011 with weekly drops of either single tracks or “packets” of related tracks. It included tons of completely unreleased stuff, multiple takes of classic tracks, and isolated tracks of stuff that is merged together on the three albums (TO, S2&more, FWWM) with clean starts and stops. It runs 214 tracks, 9 hours and 53 minutes according to my iTunes album. You wouldn’t want to sit and listen to it all in a sitting, but there were some real gems in there! I don’t think these are legally obtainable anymore though. More info for that here: https://welcometotwinpeaks.com/music/twin-peaks-archive-david-lynch/
Edit - It also appears to be currently in print on Rhino - on CD, vinyl, and streaming. The CD pregap bonus tracks just appear to be weird individual tracks on that release - https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07QYQ4GKR/ref=tmm_fbs_acd_title_0?ie=UTF8&&qid=&&sr=
The artwork there is weird, but again it’s clearly Lynch’s work.
From that page: “The missing piece in the incredibly successful new release and reissue campaign for the Twin Peaks series has been the mysterious soundtrack to Season Two! The TV program aired in 1990-1991, without the traditional accompanying record release, and it was not until 2007 that the soundtrack album was issued, and only as a very limited CD via David Lynch’s own label. And so we have an artefact that has never been available on digital services, and more importantly, never on vinyl, and long gone on CD. And so there is nothing more ready for plugging into the set of Twin Peaks releases from Rhino, especially following on from the acclaimed pair of Season 3 soundtrack albums from 2017! Once again we have David Lynch himself overseeing the reissue pressed on 180g vinyl & with stills from the film included in the gatefold jacket. This is a release that will be eagerly embraced by Twin Peaks fans, & a great addition to our much beloved Twin Peaks catalog”
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Perhaps they mean that a Season 2 soundtrack was not released in 90/91.
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