Biography by Heather Phares for ALLMUSIC
There are other artists with the same name:
2) An acoustic blues guitarist and songwriter from San Luis Obispo, CA, United States.
3) A Saxophonist born in Los Angeles, CA, United States, currently living in Greece.
4) A jazz musician born in Signal Hill, CA, United States.
2) A native of Southern California, David Lynch grew up near the beach immersed in the surf culture.
He majored in Math at the University of California Santa Barbara and spent a lot of his time in "The Pit" (the audio section of the film department), multi-tracking original songs on quarter inch tape. This led him to a successful career in post-production sound, for which he has already earned an Emmy and 2 Golden Reel awards. He currently works for Warner Bros.
Before settling down with his wife and kids in San Luis Obispo, California, Lynch spent six weeks in Austin, Texas and six weeks in Nashville, Tennessee, while David went after the self imposed goal of 100 live shows.
The new album “DOZEN” by David Lynch and Friends features the fantastic Dobro work of Frank Duncan, and the outstanding Mandolin stylings of Mark Travis. Lighter and more accessible than “Good Wood” (his inspired release of 2001) or “David Lynch” (his self-titled release of 1996), the extra instrumentation gives the brilliant song writing some “get up and go.”
3) David Lynch (born in 1961 in Los Angeles, California, United States) is one of the most respected and accomplished musicians on the contemporary Greek music scene today. Though obviously not of Greek descent, the unique musical language he has developed by submerging his own expressive idiom into that of the Greek musical experience has earned him the reputation as being a musician of extraordinary sensitivity and versatility.
Of Irish and Eastern European ancestry, David was born and raised in Los Angeles. He studied jazz music with James Moody, Charles Lloyd, Ralph Bowen and John Coltrane associate, Garvin Buschell. After receiving various music awards and scholarships, David continued his studies at Dick Grove Music Workshops and began his professional career playing in numerous clubs, studios and with a variety of big bands.
At age 21, his need and desire to broaden his musical and personal horizons brought him to Europe. After an extended period of traveling he settled in Athens, where the environment seemed right for introspection and exploration.
David's insatiable quest for new and creative forms of expression quickly brought him in contact with some of Greece's most outstanding musicians, writers and singers from all parts of the country and from different traditions. David, since, has played on hundreds of albums, numerous movie soundtracks, and has co-founded several bands including The Missing Lynch, Faros, Trio, The David Lynch Project, Iskra, and Human Touch (along with Stavros Lantsias and Yiotis Kiourtsoglou have internationally released recordings).
He has also written music for film, theatre, radio, television and dance. He's played with Arturo Sandoval, Trilok Gurtu, Arild Anderson, Milcho Leviev, Marcus Stockhausen, The Temptations, Barry White and others. Of major importance in David's musical journey was his collaboration with the late traditional clarinettist, Vassilis Soukas. This experience, and its lasting influence, was the crossroad leading David deeper into his own spirit of "Greekness" and his internal "world music".
As a solo artist, David has released three CDs, "Lit'l Song", "Music With a View", and "Wandering Home". The latter featured renowned Irish uilleann piper Davy Spillane and was recorded live at the Athens Concert Hall.
In 2003, along with cellist/multi-instrumentalist Yiorgos Kaloudis, David co-founded the duet "Faros", an innovative duo which creates on-the-spot loops and spontaneous in-depth arrangements. One of David's latest projects of pride was the re-working of the music of the late-great innovator, Manos Hatzidakis. The recording is expected to be released in 2007 with Hatzidakis protege Elly Paspala and guest Blaine Reinenger (Raining Pleasure). David's most recent endeavor is the band "The Missing Lynch" where he appears as singer/songwriter.
Official site: http://www.davidlynchmusic.net
4) David Lynch is a jazz musician born in Signal Hill, California, United States. He released "A New View Through the Window Vol 1" (2002), "A New View Through the Window Vol 2" (2003) and "Jazz Lobster" (2004).
Pinky
David Lynch Lyrics
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Watch the room.
Please Pinky watch the room.
Please Pinky will you watch the room.
Please Pinky watch the room.
Please Pinky.
Pinky
Going fast away
Purple, going up away
Orange, blown away
Pinky's dream, blown away
Pinky,
What do you see?
Find down the road
Pinky,
Tell me,
Are you laughing, or are you crying?
Watch the road
Please Pinky watch the road
Please Pinky watch the road
Please Pinky watch the road
Please Pinky watch the road
Please Pinky watch the road
Pinky
Pinky's download going fast away
Purple, going up away
Orange, blown away
Pinky's dream, blown away.
Pinky,
What do you see?
Find down the road
Pinky, tell me
Are you laughing? or you're crying?
Hey Pinky how can you go so fast?
Hey Pinky when you're shaped like that?
Hey Pinky, what's in your mouth?
Hey Pinky how could you scream so loud?
Hey Pinky, what do you see?
Hey Pinky, is it, can me?
Watch the road
Please Pinky watch the road
Please Pinky watch the road
Please Pinky watch the road
Please Pinky!
The lyrics of "Pinky's Dream Visionquest" describe a dream-like state where Pinky is urged to watch the room and the road. The repeated plea for Pinky to watch implies a sense of danger or urgency, as if Pinky is responsible for keeping a lookout. The colors purple and orange are mentioned as they fade away, contributing to the dreamy, surreal atmosphere portrayed in the song.
As Pinky is asked what they see down the road, the lyrics invite the listener to reflect and question the nature of reality. The song poses a dichotomy between laughter and crying, as if Pinky's emotional state is supposed to align with the situation at hand. The lyrics then take an abstract turn with questions regarding Pinky's physical characteristics, such as their shape and the contents of their mouth, creating a disjointed and unconventional narrative.
Overall, the lyrics of "Pinky's Dream Visionquest" create a sense of disorientation and a surrealistic landscape for the listener. Through the character of Pinky and the colors described, the song invites the listener to explore the nature of reality and the subconscious mind.
Line by Line Meaning
Pinky's dream,
In Pinky's dream...
Watch the room.
...he sees himself watching the room.
Please Pinky watch the room.
Someone is asking or begging Pinky to watch the room.
Please Pinky will you watch the room.
Someone is politely asking Pinky to watch the room.
Please Pinky.
Someone is addressing Pinky with a polite request.
Pinky
The name of the character in the dream.
Pinky's download
In Pinky's dream, something is being downloaded.
Going fast away
Whatever is being downloaded is going away quickly.
Purple, going up away
The thing being downloaded might be purple and going up.
Orange, blown away
The thing being downloaded might also be orange and getting blown away.
Pinky's dream, blown away
Pinky's dream might also be fading or disappearing.
What do you see?
Someone is asking Pinky what he sees.
Find down the road
Someone is telling Pinky to find something down the road.
Tell me,
Someone is asking Pinky to tell them something.
Are you laughing, or are you crying?
Someone is asking Pinky to indicate his emotional state.
Watch the road
Someone is telling Pinky to watch the road.
Please Pinky watch the road
Someone is politely asking Pinky to watch the road.
Hey Pinky how can you go so fast?
Someone is asking Pinky how he goes so fast.
Hey Pinky when you're shaped like that?
Someone is commenting on Pinky's shape.
Hey Pinky, what's in your mouth?
Someone is asking Pinky what he has in his mouth.
Hey Pinky how could you scream so loud?
Someone is asking Pinky how he can scream so loud.
Hey Pinky, what do you see?
Someone is asking Pinky what he sees.
Hey Pinky, is it, can me?
Someone is asking Pinky a question that is difficult to interpret.
Please Pinky watch the road
Someone is politely asking Pinky to watch the road again.
Please Pinky!
Someone is addressing Pinky with a final, perhaps urgent, plea to watch the road.
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, BMG Rights Management
Written by: DAVID K. LYNCH, DEAN JUSTIN HURLEY, KAREN LEE ORZOLEK
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
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01 Pinky’s Dream
02 Good Day Today
03 So Glad
04 Noah’s Ark
05 Football Game
06 I Know
07 Strange and Unproductive Thinking
08 The Night Bell With Lightning
09 Stone’s Gone Up
10 Crazy Clown Time
11 These Are My Friends
12 Speed Roadster
13 Movin’ On
14 She Rise Up
@saravos3531
Pinky's dream
The kid that drove, drove
All night long
Piled high, and smoking the stuff of dreams
Like love
So he lost his way
Down by the tracks
All gone out
All gone out
Not coming back
She laughed a lot
And he found out
His arms too long
And his head too small
To crawl away, she made him feel
The sound is given up
I looked around and the place was empty
That girl was funny that way
Stone's gone up babe
White light
Stone's gone up babe
O'er the mountain's face
At night
Our stars
All the wishes I had
All the dreams I had
Stone's gone up
White light
You jumped out at me
Like a bird
The street tilted
Slot machine bells
I just don't know what I'm gonna do
Got this dream that I'm loving you
If I wrote a wish to you
If you'd read it
It'd say
Could we be together
Just you and me
The wilderness stretches out forever
You and me
Could we be together
But then it went all dark
And I knew
It couldn't be
Stone's gone up babe
White light
Stone's gone up babe
O'er the mountain's face
At night
Our stars
All the wishes I had
All the dreams I had
Stone's gone up
White light
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Songwriters: David K. Lynch / Dean Justin Hurley
@ts4686
I used to drive during those hush hush hours, alone, along the darkened highways, mini bottles in the cubbie, I knew I was on a collision tracks.
It all felt inevitable. Wrong. Sweet. Fuxked up. Now nostalgic. Regretful, but not.
I loved driving alone on those empty highways. Listening to this song. As loud as it would go. Filling my lungs.
Content in the. My solitude.
@magnusb9783
What do you mean on a collision tracks?. Like driving on the wrong side?
@Drogmir
Karen O really makes this track. To be honest I found the rest of the album to be so-so but this track really stands out.
@soni_yo_bravo
It was composed by David Lynch, her voice is great, but there are other singers who could have interpreted it, instead, without his creation it would not exist ;)
@glowinTHX
@@soni_yo_bravo true, I like other tracks from Lynch, but this Karen fitted perfectly in this one
@JudeFawley666
This a f...king great song!!! It reminds me of the sound and atmosphere of Siouxsie and the Banshees. (In addition the vocal tone of Karen O. is very similar to Siouxsie's voice...)
@dagyadg
I love david lynch. Also that computer noise gets me every time I swear
@wesNYC
Strange and unproductive thinking thinking thinking
@dizocilpine
@@wesNYC no thank you
@the2ndcoming135
Yeah, sometimes I gotta step back like oh this is one of those double entendres or no?🤔