While this music video is nothing particularly memorable, the song it's quite great, being one of the best compositions Angelo Badalamenti ever made, with a vibrant yet haunting melody.
Badalamenti's music was a very distinctive element of David Lynch's work, contributing a lot to increase their eeriness aspect, being a key part of the quirky identity of Twin Peaks or the somber solemnity of Mulholland Drive.
I particularly liked a lot his soundtrack for the French movie The City of Lost Children, with some rather whimsically nightmarish melodies which wouldn't be out of place in a movie from Tim Burton or Terry Gilliam.
Might this great composer rest in piece.
Badalamenti's music was a very distinctive element of David Lynch's work, contributing a lot to increase their eeriness aspect, being a key part of the quirky identity of Twin Peaks or the somber solemnity of Mulholland Drive.
I particularly liked a lot his soundtrack for the French movie The City of Lost Children, with some rather whimsically nightmarish melodies which wouldn't be out of place in a movie from Tim Burton or Terry Gilliam.
Might this great composer rest in piece.
