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- The music for Mulholland Drive is a perfectly woven tapestry of Badalementi's ethereal, ominous and sensual movements punctuated by songs like Roy Orbison's "Crying" sung a capella in Spanish by Rebekah Del Rio, "Bring It On Home" by Sonny Boy Williamson and "I've Told Every Little Star" sung by Linda Scott.
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Listen to all 8 songs from the Mulholland Drive soundtrack, playlist, ost and score.
The soundtrack for Mulholland Drive is an eclectic mix of oldies, big band music, atmospheric soundscapes, and darker, harder rock. Each piece is chosen to rightfully enhance each scene in its own way.
There's other artists music in the film, not like Lost Highway, that really modern heavy metal stuff… except for mine and David's music of course (Blue Bob), but he has some 50's stuff in there as well.
Soundtracks. Mulholland Drive. Edit. Sixteen Reasons. Written by Doree Post and Bill Post. Performed by Connie Stevens. Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc. By Arrangement with Warner Special Products. I've Told Every Little Star. Written by Oscar Hammerstein II and Jerome Kern. Performed by Linda Scott. Courtesy of Epic Records.
The music for Mulholland Drive is a perfectly woven tapestry of Badalementi's ethereal, ominous and sensual movements punctuated by songs like Roy Orbison's "Crying" sung a capella in Spanish by Rebekah Del Rio, "Bring It On Home" by Sonny Boy Williamson and "I've Told Every Little Star" sung by Linda Scott.
Oct 8, 2001 · This is the soundtrack album of David Lynch’s 2001 film about a struggling Hollywood actress (Naomi Watts) whose obsession with a successful actress (Laura Harring) leads to psychosis and bloodshed.
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Oct 12, 2001 · Badalamenti has a very identifiable “sound” when he writes for synthesizers, and the central theme heard in ‘Mulholland Drive’ is more than a close kissing cousin to the music he wrote for Twin Peaks, arguably his most famous work.
