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Twin Peaks Music: Season Two Music and More

Twin Peaks: Season Two Music and More
Soundtrack album by Angelo Badalamenti
Released 2007
Recorded 1989–1992
Genre Instrumental, jazz, ambient
Length 75 minutes
Label Absurda/David Lynch
Producer David Lynch, Angelo Badalamenti
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Some seventeen years after the release of the first volume of music from the television series, a second volume was issued in October 2007 to coincide with the release of the Gold Box Edition DVD release of the TV series.

  1. "Love Theme Intro" – 2:21 (*)
  2. "Shelly" – 2:17
  3. "New Shoes" – 3:48
  4. "High School Swing" – 1:51
  5. "Hayward Boogie" – 2:16 (performed by Alicia Witt)
  6. "Blue Frank" – 5:10
  7. "Audrey's Prayer" – 2:10
  8. "I'm Hurt Bad" – 2:30
  9. "Cop Beat" – 1:56
  10. "Harold's Theme" – 1:42
  11. "Barber Shop" – 1:25
  12. "Night Bells" – 2:47
  13. "Just You" – 3:36 (vocal by James Marshall, Sheryl Lee & Lara Flynn Boyle)
  14. "Drug Deal Blues" – 3:08
  15. "Audrey" – 2:26
  16. "Josie and Truman" – 4:32
  17. "Hook Rug Dance" – 2:24
  18. "Packard's Vibration" – 2:39
  19. "Half Heart" – 5:31
  20. "Laura's Dark Boogie" – 5:01
  21. "Dark Mood Woods/The Red Room" – 9:01
  22. "Love Theme Farewell" – 2:34

(*) before the first track there is a bonus track (Hidden Track One Audio, HTOA) which can be reached by rewinding while playing the first track, which runs 4:19.

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