For me it is Dark mood woods/the red room. You just feel that it will be a long, long time till the next time we see that uplifting and happy character of Cooper enjoying life and love and cherry pie and coffee (that is not the red room type!) Just that music and the scene of him entering the red room, it is something good that is coming to an end, Maybe an illusion of some sorts.

Another thing that comes to my mind.... That atmospheric music that is in the scene of the beginning of seson 2 when cooper is lying on the floor shot in the stomach and the demented waiter/giant comes. That music and that scene is so strange and one of my favorites..... but the music in that scene  is not on the soundtrack, am i not right in that? 

I like Louise Dambrovski theme too. The scene with Ben and Jerry in the jail including the music and Louse dance is one of the best combination between music and scene in the film. Than we meet this music in the scene when Cooper and Annie talk and fall in love in RR diner and in the scene with Norma, Ed and Nadin when Nadin said: " Hey, guys, I know about you....":). I think this theme is about the nice and beautifull things that's happening to the people in the film.

I have to say, at the moment, my favorite is Shelly. That scene where Shelly quites the RR is one of my favorite ones. Besides that, and more so the point is that I feel like that song could be a theme for all the women in Twin Peaks, as they all have a sadness in them, and a delicate side (even Catherine). Of course, in my world, everything revolves around Laura and I just pretend its one of her themes anyway!

Audrey's Prayer

I love Audrey's Prayer. It's the piece of music I most associate with season two.

It sounds petty but the Music and More CD feels incomplete without the piano version of Laura Palmer's Theme. I'd be happy to swap it for Love Theme Intro or Love Theme Farewell, Cop Beat or Harold's Theme.    

Haven't got the Season 2 cd yet, but the favorite song's got to be "Just You". Did James Marshall really sing it himself?

Haven't got the Season 2 cd yet, but the favorite song's got to be "Just You". Did James Marshall really sing it himself?

 No, he had Lara & Sheryl's help.

Ok, but the actors really sung it? That's great, makes me love them and their characters even more! I've never understood the bashing of James & Donna. They were just great when I watched the show the first time as a teenager and they still are! And honestly, to me "Just You" is pure perfectness.

Ok, but the actors really sung it? That's great, makes me love them and their characters even more! I've never understood the bashing of James & Donna. They were just great when I watched the show the first time as a teenager and they still are! And honestly, to me "Just You" is pure perfectness.

Yes, that is the actors' voices, however J.M.'s has been somewhat sped-up. I like the song too (if not as much as you seem to).
 

"Rockin' Back Inside My Heart" where Donna ismouthing the words to James. Don't know why I like that scene so much, but it's one of the few between those two I can stand.

Under the sycamore trees

And the song on Lelands record player (so far nobody knows the name of it) when he is dancing in his living room with Donna just before he is about to turn into BOB and kill her but is interrupted by Truman knocking on the door.

Under the Sycamore Trees. I don't think TV music can ever be that good again.

QFE

Under the Sycamore Trees. I don't think TV music can ever be that good again.

Under the Sycamore Trees. I don't think TV music can ever be that good again.

 Makes one wonder if Badalamenti/Lynch ever pushed to do full albums with their authentic jazz/blues collaborators like Jimmy Scott & Koko Taylor (Up in Flames)...

Oh yes, Under the Sycamore Trees. What a beautiful piece of music & fits perfectly into the Red Room.

1.sycamore trees-by a long long shot
that entire seen is probably my favorite in the entire series
2.hook rug dance-enough has been said, perfect
3.audrey's prayer/shelly-both are close for me, and as pointed out before, they are sad, and beautiful, and not without a little hope, even more perfect
4.new shoes-pretty much sums up the feeling of the series for me
5.you and i- yes i like it. and not just to annoy others. im sorry, but i just cant see the cheesy-ness. sure, its weird they're recording a song in the hayward front room, and there are no bass and drums present physically. but who cares? i love it. and that is james marshalls real voice, not sped up. AlSO, i too was pleasently surprised to see LFB and sheryl lee did the backup singing. why the majority of you hate this song i just cant fathom.

Ohhhhhh forgot about "Under the Sycamore Trees." I originally thought it was an old jazz standard, hard to believe that was written for the show!

5.you and i- yes i like it. and not just to annoy others. im sorry, but i just cant see the cheesy-ness.

 Me neither. Really love this song, there is no sarcasm in it, and there wasn't sarcasm in my post.

"Rockin' Back Inside My Heart" where Donna ismouthing the words to James. Don't know why I like that scene so much, but it's one of the few between those two I can stand.

I think that scene is quite memorable too.  I haven't picked up the season 2 soundtrack to have any real opinion on this subject.

5.you and i- yes i like it. and not just to annoy others. im sorry, but i just cant see the cheesy-ness.

 Me neither. Really love this song, there is no sarcasm in it, and there wasn't sarcasm in my post.

 sorry if i wasnt clear, but i wasnt refering to you, save for mentioning the non-sped up part.
"just you" has been a polarizing song in almost every opinion i have read(here and otherwise) long before being commercially available. its either loved, or REALLY REALLY hated. therefore, it is much maligned by its detractors, and treaded upon lightly by its supporters, as it seems there are very few of us. that was what i was talking about. not you. youre aces in my book.