Subject: Re: Music in Dream Sequence
From: saaf@uhura.UUCP
Date: 1990-08-27, 01:02
Newsgroups: alt.tv.twin-peaks

>>>>> >>>>> On 24 Aug 90 00:54:01 GMT, mary@mizar.usc.edu (Mary Froehlig) said:
MF> pjsiegel@milton.u.washington.edu (Peter Siegel) writes:

> >My theory is that that music is the same music that Audrey dances to in
> >the coffee shop, but there it's played BACKWARDS.  This would make sense
> >in a Lynch sort of way since almost everything in the dream is backwards.

MF> This would make *a lot* of sense.  I thought the music
MF> she danced to was really odd, off in a strange way.

The music is NOT backwards, for chrissakes.  It is just some synth
spiel that Angelo babe cooked up.  Maybe it sounds odd compared to
the incidental music in "Golden Girls," I don't know.  

I read a little snippet in the paper the other day quoting from an
interview with Lynch.  He said that he is from the "Western Union"
school of filmmaking:  if he wants to send a message, he'll do it with
a telegram.  He disclaimed all intentional symbolism in "Wild at
Heart."  I think he's telling the truth.  

Lynch makes shit that looks good.  If you think it means something,
that's YOUR problem.

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