Angelo Badalamenti

Like, my dad was a jazz musician, but like, you know, punk rock or whatever it was.

Angelo Badalamenti is like, like scores that he did melted my brain.

Mm-hmm.

And I just remember being like, "This is all instrumental, but somehow like fuller and bigger and like telling more of a story than like-

I think the first song that mentions both Lemmy and Thoreau.

in the lyrics and of course and and also and the recorded version of the song when you guys worked in the studio with Berg you got that baritone guitar line from it reminded me instantly of that Angelo Badalamenti score for for Twin Peaks So all these little references in the songs just sort of speckled through there.

So people say, oh, she's so sad and blue.

And I go, there's all these cool little things happening in there, too.

Kim Deal, and before that, of course, the Breeders cover by Big Thief of Off You.

Currently we've got some Angelo Badalamenti playing, testing out a new, um, some new bed music swap over for Nora's set [laughs] 'cause, um, we've got a certified Twin Peaks fan in the house.

I think these mics are a little bit low.

Yeah, that's a bit better.

So yeah, it was, like, a really just beautiful moment of, like, sampling myself from the past, you know, sampling... 'Cause I love sampling lost music or forgotten music, and it was such a cool chance to sample my own lost, [laughs] forgotten attempts of a score which old Jim 15 years ago was so bummed that this was a, a failure or whatever and it didn't, I didn't...

My Hollywood dreams of being the next Angelo Badalamenti didn't come true.

But I was like-

[laughs]

Fix your heart or die stuff.

Brian thinks something's going to happen to Albert before all is said and done, and made a nice observation that Badalamenti music lives in Twin Peaks, which is why we haven't heard much of it yet.

As far as the Blue Rose magazine goes, it sounds like a great next issue.

I mean, you shake it the right way, and a pine weasel falls out, Scott Ryan promised.

But I think Blue Velvet still stands that test of time.

And I'll say part of that or part of the reason why we have to give it some importance in terms of that filmography, it marks the beginning - or its significance, it marks the beginning of his collaboration, his wonderful collaboration with Angelo Badalamenti, the composer - Mm-hmm ... which is gonna lead to so many fruitful collaborations.

But this is the other part I want to say, Josh, and, and maybe I'll just start it because we can come back to it a little bit and, and I can see if this is something you thought about as well as you watched the movie.

Coming off Rocky Horror last week - Mm-hmm ... and we were talking about its transgressiveness, the fact that this movie caused such a stir in the public consciousness is noteworthy, and I do think it gives it some significance inherently.