There was a fiish..iinn the percolatrr!

It's such a cool song. It is impossible to find anything on the internet.

There is a British band named Thought Gang also.

The FWWM sleeve notes credit everyone who wrote, sang and played on A Real Indication and The Black Dog Runs At Night. The lyrics are by David Lynch and the music and vocals are by Angelo Badalamenti.

There's a video for A Real Indication on the Mystery disc from The Lime Green set. 

wow! gotta link?

i shake my fist at you superfans.... with your money! i only just found out you could buy coopers tapes.

I had a look for the video on the net/web/online (I loathe all those phrases and fear this may be a personality disorder in the making) but, alas, my attempts were thwarted. I did however find a 'How To Speak Hip' download which enables one to speak like a beat poet. It's downloading as I write.

I'm guessing the reason the Lime Green Set hasn't been ripped, trimmed into bite-sized chunks and scattered across the digital world like confetti is because only four people bought it! I can take some screen grabs? Okay it's not the same, but it's better than a poke in the eye, as my Nana used to say.  

If you Google* the Cooper tape you should be able to download it. I wish they'd release it on CD. I suspect my cassette has probably disintegrated.   

* other search engines are available

Er, would you like some lemonade? I also have some saltines and some apple butter. Or would you like to wash your hands?

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damn if i only knew japanese! they got everything, i remember this set of shows called super happy funtime that recently parodied tp for a scene. they got heavy duty super fans too, id bet youku has the lime green set that id never heard of. 

coopers tapes are on youtube, im not sure if its all of em though. 

This thread puts me in mind of those peculiar women who write letters to serial killers. If you substitute 'super fan' for 'victim' and 'Lime Green Set/Dale Cooper tapes' for 'kidnapped and eaten'....  

Er, would you like some lemonade? I also have some saltines and some apple butter. Or would you like to wash your hands?

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 I agree. They're the ones I skip over on the FWWM album.

I'd much prefer to find some more stuff by Rubber City (DL and David Slusser according to the credits) who contributed the amazing Perdita and Dark Spanish Symphony [50s version] to the Wild at Heart soundtrack.

There's a Rubber City CD here by Slusser and Ralph Carney: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/slusser

To be fair the Fire Walk With Me soundtrack is... you know... a soundtrack. The Black Dog Runs At Night might not be pretty but it works beautifully in the context of the film.