I thought it might be good to have a topic on Lynch and music - or rather, people who have sampled or referenced DL's music. Apologies if this was covered on the old board but I haven't seen this on the current board.

Two very obvious ones and one obscure one:

"Go" - Moby (samples)
"In Heaven" - Pixies (live version of Lynch's Eraserhead song)
"Fleshworld" - The Wedding Present (reference to TP, released on CD of "Seamonsters", not the best track - there was a reason why is was originally a b-side - but not bad at all)

Oh, can we exclude DL soundtracks and Badalamente/DL/Cruse stuff and list stuff that might be new to people?

http://www.davidlynch.de/musiccover.html

The Wedding Present (again!) covered Falling on one of their singles. I think they even played it live on their most recent tour.

Coming full circle on the Pixies; David used their song Ana for a scene in a roughcut of Lost Highway, which was replaced by the Billy Corgan track in the finished film. IMO Pixies worked better...

And a strange, though possibly intentional, synchronicity saw part of Louis Theroux's program using The Beast - the song which is playing when Adam Kesher returns home and fights his wife in bed with the pool cleaner. Since Louis theroux is Justin's cousin, it seemed a strange coincidence that they both have the same (obscure) song playing on their shows...

John Peel also played a techno record in the early 90s a few times which repeatedly used a sample of the One Armed Man saying 'Fire Walk With me'. Can't remember the name of the song or artist though...

shameless self promotion

http://myspace.com/thecircleplain (the last track)

i always have samples from a bunch of the films going in all the stuff im working on now but i will post it when i'm done the whole "album". 

www.myspace.com/babybitchrules

www.babybitchmusic.co.uk

www.myspace.com/smallscreendramaqueen 

an amazing one : http://www.tonescience.com/eightshorts/index.htm

'eight shorts in search of david lynch'

There's a band that live not far from me called "Close Your Eyes And You'll Burst Into Flames".
They're very, very good.

 Then there's a US band called "ArmsBendBack" too, a European Alice In Chains-type band called "Audrey Horne", a US grind band called "Laura Palmer". My favourite band SkyCameFalling have an amazing song called "Laura Palmer" too.

A band called Caliban have a song called "Between The Worlds" which reference singing owls, fire walk with me, and burning oil in the lyrics. They're from Germany. Then a UK band called xCanaanx sampled Mike's poem right at the start of their album. There's loads more too, but none that i can think of right now.....

if this site hadn't crashed last year, i made a post where i compiles a bunch of stuff, namely, about 30 or so songs that covered and/or were influenced by, or sampled Twin Peaks. I'll have to check live journal to see if i posted it there.

some random bands that come to mine that no one mentioned: Marilyn Manson, Apoptygma Berzerk, Xorcist, a bunch of other goth bands....Apop does an interpretation of the Twin Peaks Theme with new lyrics and vocal patterns called Moment of Tranquility off of their Welcome to Earth album.

-noah- 

This would look good on your wall.

-Noah- 

Different Lynch, but The Misfits have a track titled "Helena" which is about Boxing Helena by Jennifer Lynch - "If i cut off your arms, and I cut off your legs, would you still love me, anyway? If you're bound and you're gagged, draped and displayed, would you still love me, love me anyway? Why don't you love me anyway?"

Devilish

Oh, and I don't know if they've ever officially recorded it, but Dream Theater used to often open up their live gigs with the theme from Twin Peaks.

Devilish

Wait, I got one more!

 Bomb The Bass make a reference to Agent Cooper in the track "Bug Powder Dust" - but then again, they pretty much reference everything from popular culture +/- 5 years from 1990 in that track...!

 Devilish