3 episodes
The Formica Table Twin Peaks podcast from Phantom Limb Ltd
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- TV & Film
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4.5 • 4 Ratings
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Filmmakers Jason Arber, Mark Walker and Robert Valentine bring you a podcast about everything Twin Peaks and David Lynch. Let's Rock.
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GHOST OF WOOD - Glastonbury Grove (2/4)
We interrupt your normal scheduled programming to bring you this exclusive musical project: original music based on the soundtrack and sound design to Twin Peaks and Fire Walk With Me, by musician (and The Formica Table host) Ghost of Wood. Enjoy!
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PART 2: GLASTONBURY GROVE
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06. Glastonbury Grove
07. It’s Slippery in Here
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Ghost of Wood: Guitar, Upright Bass, Electric Piano, Vibraphone, Organ, Synths, Drums, Sound design
Voices: Diana Bermudez, Charlie Esquer, Jason Arber
All tracks written by Arber -
GHOST OF WOOD - TULPA (1/4)
We interrupt your normal scheduled programming to bring you this exclusive musical project: original music based on the soundtrack and sound design to Twin Peaks and Fire Walk With Me, by musician (and The Formica Table host) Ghost of Wood. Enjoy!
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01. Let's Rock
02. Meanwhile
03. The Birds Sing a Pretty Song
04. Take the Ring
05. The Chalfonts
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Ghost of Wood: Guitar, Upright Bass, Electric Piano, Vibraphone, Organ, Synths, Drums, Sound design
Voices: Diana Bermudez, Charlie Esquer, Jason Arber
All tracks written by Arber -
The Formica Table 17 and 18 Part 2 - What Year Is It?
The Formica Table 17 and 18 Part 2 - What Year Is It?
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The podcast about everything related to David Lynch and Twin Peaks with hosts Jason Arber, Mark Walker and Robert Valentine.
In this podcast we look at The Finale of Twin Peaks - The Return, recapping the events and sharing thoughts and theories.
This is the much delayed Part 2 of a two part round-up.
Customer Reviews
San Diego Listener, Two Years On
Gentlemen,
Count me as one of your American fans. I am currently doing a rewatch of the Return (May 2019), which I originally viewed on a weekly basis (each episode twice), as you are doing in this podcast. Your impressions are an excellent companion as I return to Twin Peaks two years later. I identify and generally commiserate with your frustration at the many surprises, disappointments, puzzlements, and challenges thrown our way. As I have at this point only reached Part 12, "Let's Rock," I can only wonder what you will make of Part 18 and pray there will be no bloodshed.
I have to say I'm enjoying much about the Return more this time around and finding some things funny or intriguing which only exasperated me in 2017. If the Formica Table (green is its color) ever conducts a re-watch podcast, I will be an interested listener.
Best regards,
Joe Mersch