Red Mosquito

Is there an accessible copy of this somewhere?
Thank you

jdopj wrote:Is there an accessible copy of this somewhere?
Thank you

Only in MP3 lossy format

lowlight79 wrote:

jdopj wrote:Is there an accessible copy of this somewhere?
Thank you

Only in MP3 lossy format

Years ago I downloaded a .wav that someone posted on this forum. It was from the Twin Peaks soundtrack. Unfortunately, that was a few hard drives ago and I no longer have that file. It was definitely a studio version and sounded great. I would love a copy as well if anyone still has it.

I actually just found the file. I have no idea who uploaded this. I found the .wav file and just converted it to .flac. Here's the link for anyone who wants it. Again, I have no clue where this was sourced from, so it may be lossy. All I know is I downloaded it as .wav

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cK5yaa ... sp=sharing

I'm not super invested in Vedder's solo material, so I never really gave this song a fair shake but it's really, really great.

One of Ed's best in the last however many years and (if we're comparing) more my speed than Comes Then Goes.

For the sake of clarity, I am, of course, talking about the song as previously released on the Twin Peaks: Music from the Limited Event Series soundtrack.

Birds in Hell wrote:I'm not super invested in Vedder's solo material, so I never really gave this song a fair shake but it's really, really great.

One of Ed's best in the last however many years and (if we're comparing) more my speed than Comes Then Goes.

For the sake of clarity, I am, of course, talking about the song as previously released on the Twin Peaks: Music from the Limited Event Series soundtrack.

Yes!! And for the sake of clarity.. Pretty sure that version is the same take only mastered. So the Twin Peaks 3 OST is the way to go here!

surprised this blew so many minds when its been out for ages. i listened to it on repeat when it first came out, being a big twin peaks fan. maybe some people overlooked it because it was yet another wave/sand/beach metaphor.

he also recorded it in jack white's little 7" booth.

WtOB? wrote:surprised this blew so many minds when its been out for ages. i listened to it on repeat when it first came out, being a big twin peaks fan. maybe some people overlooked it because it was yet another wave/sand/beach metaphor.

I'm also a Twin Peaks guy but I think I was kind of repelled by the idea of Vedder crossing into that world at the time, plus exactly what you said. Anyway, I was wrong! What a great bummer of a tune.

Ole

"Drunk octopus wants to fight" is tremendous as well.

WtOB? wrote:he also recorded it in jack white's little 7" booth.

I have that record but I can’t remember how I got it. Did it come with the Third Man LP?

Matters wrote:I have that record but I can’t remember how I got it. Did it come with the Third Man LP?

It did.

Why isn’t the Twin Peaks version on Spotify? How do I listen to this?

One of the curious things about this song is how its key changed progressively lower multiple times.

- Third Man Records 7" version, recorded June 2016: A minor
- First live performance, August 2016: A flat minor
- Third (and so far final) live performance, July 2017: G minor
- Twin Peaks and final studio version, released September 2017: F sharp minor

In this case, I think the lowest key (so far) sounds the best.

I thought the twin peaks version was live?

Birds in Hell wrote:One of the curious things about this song is how its key changed progressively lower multiple times.

- Third Man Records 7" version, recorded June 2016: A minor
- First live performance, August 2016: A flat minor
- Third (and so far final) live performance, July 2017: G minor
- Twin Peaks and final studio version, released September 2017: F sharp minor

In this case, I think the lowest key (so far) sounds the best.

I agree.

f sharp minor's the best, g minor the worst.

I would like Ed to do his next solo album from Jack whites booth

let's rank the out of sand keys. that'll take our minds off this recent illegal stolen leak full of unreleased stuff

1. Twin Peaks and final studio version, released September 2017: F sharp minor
2. First live performance, August 2016: A flat minor
3. Third Man Records 7" version, recorded June 2016: A minor
4. Third (and so far final) live performance, July 2017: G minor