──𝐓𝐈𝐌𝐄𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐒── 0:00 - Introduction (Titles), Shirley Walker & Danny Elfman 2:29 - WolfWalkers Theme, Bruno Coulais 4:04 - Messages for Mother, Daniel Pemberton 5:48 - The Wardobe, Harry Gregson-Williams 8:45 - Magnificent, Isn't It, Benjamin Wallfisch 10:56 - The Piano Duet, Danny Elfman 12:49 - Under Giant Trees, Agnes Obel 18:14 - Volmer Institut, Benjamin Wallfisch 21:16 - The Battle Room, Steve Jablonsky 24:20 - Once Upon a December, Emile Pandolfi
LITTERALLY halloween is the best holiday no questions asked, i’m basically allowed to act myself without people getting weirded out (completely, anyways)
Why wait..? #EveryDayIsHalloween ... Well I let their teeny minds think That they're dealing with someone who is over the brink And I dress this way just to keep them at bay 'Cause Halloween is everyday, hey ...
I’m doing a Tim Burton inspired Christmas theme this year and was looking for a playlist that fits. Everything was too spooky and didn’t give dark Christmas, but this is it! I don’t necessarily look for horror, I want an imaginative, fantasy world where creativity takes over Christmas, in various unconventional ways. Turns out Tim Burton understands outcasts and projects them in the most enchanted way. The serenity of being distinct is charming.
Now this person understands what a word VIBE means. This is incredible, it got me so excited for Halloween 😆 Looking forward to see more playlists like this from you 💕
This makes me feel so nostalgic, like I’m a kid again watching the nightmare before Christmas, the corpse bride, Coraline, etc. I am forever grateful to Tim Burton for giving us all his amazing movies 😢😍
tim burton movies are amazing . my favorite is sweeney todd , the atmosphere of london streets , the music , the tragic story and great acting of johnny depp . i love this movie
Incredibly Huge nostalgia vibes & it'll make me miss future Johnny Depp film's, however we have these incredible film's with him in. Corpse Bride, The Headless Horseman, Sweeney Todd, Alice in Wonderland, Edward Scissorhands...list goes on. Both Tim Burton & Danny Elfman, what incredible artists.
@@amyhufton259 I'm not particularly writing him as a person off but the companies of which demonized he himself immediately within the trial only just starting year's back. It's an unfair part of how our society works in that a lot of us naturally unequivocally side with the female in cases like this because it's an extreme case, but both parties are no angles & amber is definitely off her rocker. She in my opinion will not be however lowered to Johnny's current position "Hollywood Film Chief" wise but she I think will suffer heavily with work. Johnny will gain a lot & quite frankly doesn't need to work another day in his life, so really I'm writing off societies views & decisions.
This is literally the most perfect playlist I've ever heard. The music, the wind in the background, the mood, the editing, the crows, EVERYTHING IS SO BEAUTIFUL😭💖
This music immediately strikes the deepest of heartstrings of mine and I have no idea why. It's simply beautiful what an amazing time to be alive to witness these great achievements of humanity who knows the boundless things yet to be discovered in the known cosmos
0:00: Introduction 2:39: Wolfwalkers 4:05: Messages for Mother 5:49: The Wardrobe 8:45: Magnificent, isn't it? 10:57: The Piano Duet 12:50: Under Giant Trees 18:14: Volmer Institute 21:17: The Battle Room 24:20: Once Upon a December
i came upon this playlist and curiously listened to it as i wrote out a fanfiction of mine. i happened to be writing a mysterious store, building the scenery and the vibe it gave off. This playlist not only allowed me to keep focus for a while but also made writing the descriptions a lot more inspired i guess. going to have to either find something similar or pop this on loop.
Just having this on in the background as I complete my assignment....the Wardrobe came on....and I burst into tears. I haven't seen or listened to Narnia since a child. This brought back to me such happy memories. Thank you for putting it in, you've just made my day.
"Messages for mother" is a neat track. I've always been a fan of whimsical accordion and rattlesnake songs. The whistling wind gives it a nice atmospheric vibe as well. Reminds me of this time when I was 19 I spent a month being homeless in January in a town called Ashland in Oregon. Nice place, college town. There's a lake there called Emigrant Lake which sadly has been a little too dried up these past few years. But when I was homeless, I had been couch serfing and I unfortunately spent the night with a crazy lady who I did not feel safe sleeping with. Mostly because at the time I carried some very sharp objects including a short sword, a rather long and pointed knife and a hatchet, which she could easily use to kill me with. So one night I was forced to leave her place in fear of my life and had nowhere to go. It's about 15 or so miles to emigrant lake from the town of Ashland and i had left at around 9 or 10 at night. The weather had been bad and it rained off and on again. I unfortunately had the dimwitted idea to go to the lake and see if I couldn't stay there till the weather cleared. I figured nobody would be there seeing as how it's more if a summer activity area, and I wouldn't be bothered and could be left in peace. As I walked the longest walk of my life, it rained on and off and I had to stop and rest every now and then as my feet were in pain from tight, and soggy worn out boots. I only had a pair of faded jeans, a t-shirt, green knitted military style sweater and a grey tweed long coat that barely fit me. I also had a hat too but it was mostly wool which isn't necessarily rain proof. I remember I took shelter under a bridge that had a creek that flower underneath it. The creek was swollen due to the rain and flowed like a raging torrent, and because of the concrete the sound of the rapidly flowing water was amplified five times louder, I got no sleep and simply could only lay on rocks as spiders crawled over my head and hair and body. I heard sounds and only had the light of an iPod flashlight to shine into the darkness. I was paranoid that some desperate animal would try to harm me in order to seek shelter there too, so I left from under the bridge and walked to the lake. Finally around 2 in the morning I had reached the lake, the moon struggled to shine through the darkened storm soaked clouds and lit up the ground just enough to make the puddles of rain on the asphalt and grass seem fluorescent. As I reached the beach of the lake, so grey and pale white, the water was so dark that creatures could easily lurk beneath the surface and I'd be none the wiser, I sat down on the beach, determined to sleep and covered myself in my coat. I woke to the feeling of cold hard raindrops pelting me and a storm had rolled in while I slept. Tired, somewhat defeated and in total desperation I saw lights in the distance and decided I'd risk the wrath of somebody's inhospitality than suffer another minute being soaked to the bone in the rain and cold of a cold winters night. As I walked along the edge of the beach I followed a trail that led me up from the sandy beach and the ground raised above the water to form into a cliff of considerable hight, the sand turned to big rocks and as the rain came down, the feeble light my dying iPod gave off illuminated the path as I walked on, soon I found the path diverted from the crashing waves of an angry lake and went towards an area with over grown foliage and trees, and it was then that I had discovered that on a dark and stormy night, in a cold winter rain storm at the cliff side of a lake, there sat an old cemetery with crooked missy gravestones. I had never known there to be a cemetery at that lake and it was a rather spooky unpleasant surprise, my mind weakened restlessness played tricks on me, conjured up specters in the dark, shadows that whispered to me. Eerily lit by covered moonlight the graves l stood silently in rows, I saw an outhouse further ahead, found it to be unlocked and spent the entire night locked in a bathroom afraid to leave for fear of what might lay within that cemetery. I waited until the sun rose, the storm cleared by morning and I rushed my ass back to town, I havnt been back since then. This is a true story.
The good thing about being an outsider is that you always look cooler that everyone else and listens to the best music and watch the best movies, movies by Tim.
I wrote a short epilouge for my new novel, the story carries out about the father and his two sons living alone in the manor. One day they decide to adopt a third son. The story surrounds their lives in the late 1800 while dealing with some minor magic manors and traumatic experiences. Chapter one The beginning of the end There was nothing peculiar about the house on the end of longwater st. Except for the dark looming fences that kept the children away, the crows circling the area scavenging for golden treasure and the enormous house that stretched itself onto three stories painted in a dark almost black stone. Circular shaped windows with elegant curtains hiding the inside and rough ground around the house in a dirty black scene that made the onlookers turn away. Almost as if taken out of a movie the house looked. Like something you’d find in a Tim Burton movie perhaps. It looked more like a cemetery than a mansion with its overgrown nature and impressive lack of gardening. Green and white climbers climbing up the house and latching themself onto it like a parasite sucking blood from its host. Only now the climbers held on for their dear life as the wind screamed above them, trying to get them to let go. The impressiveness of the house didn’t just show because of the lack of life and a consistent theme of dark colors no, it told a story. A story of a young man falling in love. A writer he was, working on his first or second book. He had just moved into the city, falling in love with its architecture, nature and citisenze. One citizen in particular. Beatrice was a young dark haired painter. She liked green tea, playing chess and watching the rain race down a window. She also enjoyed train rides, especially long ones that go on for miles leaving her alone with a book in the rookery cart with nothing but the sound lulling her into her imagination, though she’d never admit that and accept defeat from the constant bickering she’d done as a kid whenever they went on one. She spent her days in the shimmering middle of the city, watching the people passing by while capturing them in her pieces. She never sold them. Just kept them tucked away in the corner of her childhood home, hiding from the eyes of outsiders. They met one chilly October day, the man of her life, Victor Williams and she; Beatrice Green and became inseparable. They hit it off instantly, it was almost too good to be true. Together they spent their days building a home in hopes of one day settling down. Money was never a problem for the two as Victor’s parents were great ambassadors of the glowing country, still they wanted their own work to be put into the place they’d call their home. They started out small, moving in together in a small apartment with an outlook on the city sky. They worked their jobs, earned their money and built their home. A few years later they got married in the old stone church by the east of the town. A small peaceful wedding consisting of no one but the closest of family members. It was a short ceremony. Simple vows and rings. Then they went. Carried away by the black horse carriage and taken to the place they would spend the rest of their lives in. Longwater manor
@@МарияКирова-э4и I think i’m just gonna call it longwater manor. If people were to be intrested in reading it i would consider rewriting it better and posting it on maybe Ao3.
when I was a little kid I watched all the movies, and I was scared of many. It got to the point of crying not wanting to watch it. But after I saw everything I was delighted. thank you Tim, I cried a lot but soon after I understood the magic of his works
the first song reminds me of tracking through the woods at night attempting to find your way back to your cottage, eyes boaring into your skin from the shadows.
Tim Burton, que dire... un génie tout simplement !!! Sa créativité, son imagination, j'aurais tellement aimé avoir ce talent.... La musique en plus, parfait. Juste merci et encore 🤗
Tim burton's movies make u feel like being different isn't a bad thing. On the contrary, you're able to see things with eyes that just few have, you're different, you're extraordinary.
Whenever I feel down, I turn to Tim Burton's playlist. It resonates with my feelings in these moments. I know it can be painful, even feel dead inside at times, but it's worth embracing. Because I just want to feel it, dive deep into it, and play with it. It reminds me that I still have feelings
Ah... this helps me write my books so much. I def recommend this vid to anyone with real taste and props to the people who actually composed the music and stuff *poetic clapping* It doesn't make me regret making my books the way they are: two love birds seperated by a world filled of fear, magic, and monsters
I usually listen to really fast-paced, crazy music when I write because my brain is so busy that I need something to match its energy...but after a really hard day at work and feeling emotionally exhausted, this was perfect for a 4am writing session. Thank you!
Snow is falling, the trees are bare and grey light is cast over everything...even though it's a blazing sunny blue skied spring day. Amazing what music can do :)
His film music always makes me nostalgic for some reason. Like when I hear the opening Oboe part in Nightmare Before Christmas, I feel this deep painful longing in my soul for something I'm not even sure of.
Reminds me of early Fable days.. just released around Christmas time.. show day, good music, everyone surrounded watching one person play.. just an overall great vibe. Miss those times
──𝐓𝐈𝐌𝐄𝐒𝐓𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐒──
0:00 - Introduction (Titles), Shirley Walker & Danny Elfman
2:29 - WolfWalkers Theme, Bruno Coulais
4:04 - Messages for Mother, Daniel Pemberton
5:48 - The Wardobe, Harry Gregson-Williams
8:45 - Magnificent, Isn't It, Benjamin Wallfisch
10:56 - The Piano Duet, Danny Elfman
12:49 - Under Giant Trees, Agnes Obel
18:14 - Volmer Institut, Benjamin Wallfisch
21:16 - The Battle Room, Steve Jablonsky
24:20 - Once Upon a December, Emile Pandolfi
Wait,Bruno Coulais must based on Burton to make the soundtrack
Wasn't Edward Scissorhands (Introduction) scored by Danny Elfman?
Only 30 minutes? I am frowning!
The first song makes me want to watch Batman Returns
Thank you for making this! I was really in the mood for fantasifull, slightly morose music and this really hit the spot.
This makes me miss the Halloween soooo much!!! Can't wait
trueee
ikr
LITTERALLY halloween is the best holiday no questions asked, i’m basically allowed to act myself without people getting weirded out (completely, anyways)
When Halloween 🎃 isnt in your heart every Halloween is meaningles... and when Halloween is in your heart, everyday is Halloween 🎃
Why wait..?
#EveryDayIsHalloween
...
Well I let their teeny minds think
That they're dealing with someone who is over the brink
And I dress this way just to keep them at bay
'Cause Halloween is everyday, hey
...
Tim burton + Danny Elfman + Johnny Depp = MAGIC
Watching this a year later but LOL 😄 and so true!
Don’t forget Hellen bottom carter
dont forget vincent price (he's the godfather of horror)
a great collab 😉
+ Helena Bonham Carter
The hardest part about being the weird kid is being alone.
Thank you for your movies Tim, whenever I watch them I don't feel so alone or an outcast.
Yes indeed,
But we are stronger
Hahaha bedbugs
We aren't weird, we are something special
@@TheQueenVamp i would say, we are freaks and the world our freak show
@@Puritious everything depends on how you se everything, if someone get push you out of somewhere, what about i you lock the door?
Not only is this good for spooky Halloween vibes, it also works for spooky Christmas vibes.
Somehow it works for everything. That scary vibe is something that can match everything. It's something that matches perfectly with barely everything.
I’m doing a Tim Burton inspired Christmas theme this year and was looking for a playlist that fits. Everything was too spooky and didn’t give dark Christmas, but this is it! I don’t necessarily look for horror, I want an imaginative, fantasy world where creativity takes over Christmas, in various unconventional ways. Turns out Tim Burton understands outcasts and projects them in the most enchanted way. The serenity of being distinct is charming.
True, it's Christmas and I'm listening to these songs.
this kinds makes you feel like your in your own tim burton movie
Wish I was…
i am???? lol
Now this person understands what a word VIBE means. This is incredible, it got me so excited for Halloween 😆 Looking forward to see more playlists like this from you 💕
Thank you so much!!!
Can't think of Tim Burton without Johnny Depp
I can: Batman.
And Don't Forget Danny Elfman. 🤗
Me too 😔
I can:))
And Winona Ryder and Helena Bonham Carter
This makes me feel so nostalgic, like I’m a kid again watching the nightmare before Christmas, the corpse bride, Coraline, etc. I am forever grateful to Tim Burton for giving us all his amazing movies 😢😍
Coraline isn't a Tim Burton movie
tim burton movies are amazing . my favorite is sweeney todd , the atmosphere of london streets , the music , the tragic story and great acting of johnny depp . i love this movie
Omg, Sweeney Todd is also my favorite movie.
This is just what I needed to write my story 😌.
Me too ^^
Me too
what’s it about? :)
@@a.h.9362 just a fanfic:)
@@a.h.9362 Scifi with fantastic ^^
Incredibly Huge nostalgia vibes & it'll make me miss future Johnny Depp film's, however we have these incredible film's with him in. Corpse Bride, The Headless Horseman, Sweeney Todd, Alice in Wonderland, Edward Scissorhands...list goes on. Both Tim Burton & Danny Elfman, what incredible artists.
Tim burton and Johnny Depp make a great team, Dark Shadows is one of my personal favorites
💛
Don't write him off yet. Depp is not done.
@@amyhufton259 I'm not particularly writing him as a person off but the companies of which demonized he himself immediately within the trial only just starting year's back. It's an unfair part of how our society works in that a lot of us naturally unequivocally side with the female in cases like this because it's an extreme case, but both parties are no angles & amber is definitely off her rocker. She in my opinion will not be however lowered to Johnny's current position "Hollywood Film Chief" wise but she I think will suffer heavily with work. Johnny will gain a lot & quite frankly doesn't need to work another day in his life, so really I'm writing off societies views & decisions.
Hope to see him in more films even after this...shouldn't be too hard, considering how much Amber Heard really exposed herself!
I saw this and I immediately knew this would be perfect- I’m currently listening to it and I was right :] lol
Tim Burton has my heart!
His movies are so beautiful and special and I don't know what I would do without his precious ideas!
Agreed!
This is literally the most perfect playlist I've ever heard. The music, the wind in the background, the mood, the editing, the crows, EVERYTHING IS SO BEAUTIFUL😭💖
I agree Anna 😊
My first Tim Burton movie was Batman Returns.
this is perfect, really got me in the mood to do art-related stuff. thanks
That’s awesome! >:D
I love this playlist! Especially the addition of wind sounds and crows, alongside the classing magical/spooky balance. Thanks for this!
Opening with that Scissor hands goodness 🥺🥰
It's still my all-time favorite soundtrack. ...And I listen to a lot of soundtracks.
I absolutely love this. It makes me, happy, sad, relaxed, excited, want to run and just lay down. I LOVE THIS.
You stated it so articulately.
" I want to run... And just lay down."
I couldn't agree more.
This music immediately strikes the deepest of heartstrings of mine and I have no idea why. It's simply beautiful what an amazing time to be alive to witness these great achievements of humanity who knows the boundless things yet to be discovered in the known cosmos
All the tim burton films i love so much and the whole aesthetic and music that can go along with it makes it even better
0:00: Introduction
2:39: Wolfwalkers
4:05: Messages for Mother
5:49: The Wardrobe
8:45: Magnificent, isn't it?
10:57: The Piano Duet
12:50: Under Giant Trees
18:14: Volmer Institute
21:17: The Battle Room
24:20: Once Upon a December
i came upon this playlist and curiously listened to it as i wrote out a fanfiction of mine. i happened to be writing a mysterious store, building the scenery and the vibe it gave off. This playlist not only allowed me to keep focus for a while but also made writing the descriptions a lot more inspired i guess. going to have to either find something similar or pop this on loop.
That’s great!! It’s so hard to find writing inspiration sometimes ;-;
I appreciate all you beautiful people who make themed playlists like this
this showed up in my recs and I can't be more grateful :D thank you for the playlist!!!
Siudkjbkdjb thank you so much!!
The Narnia Song hit right in the feels.
Just having this on in the background as I complete my assignment....the Wardrobe came on....and I burst into tears. I haven't seen or listened to Narnia since a child. This brought back to me such happy memories. Thank you for putting it in, you've just made my day.
So happy to hear both Wolfwalkers and A Cure for Wellness in this playlist. Two of my favorite compositions.
I'm not sure why I find this absolutely so soothing while hand painting, & lighting my candles.
Guys, just imagine Tim Burton, Neil Gaiman and Danny Elfman in a project, working together. That would be amazing 🍂🧡
Don’t forget Henry Selick!!
The ultimate spookfest.
This needs to be a thing!
im so content right now, nice hot chocolate, candles burning, playing sims 4 and listening to this playlist 🖤🖤
I'm listening to this at 9 am at work right now and having the time of my life lol! Excellent playlist!!
"Messages for mother" is a neat track. I've always been a fan of whimsical accordion and rattlesnake songs. The whistling wind gives it a nice atmospheric vibe as well. Reminds me of this time when I was 19 I spent a month being homeless in January in a town called Ashland in Oregon. Nice place, college town. There's a lake there called Emigrant Lake which sadly has been a little too dried up these past few years. But when I was homeless, I had been couch serfing and I unfortunately spent the night with a crazy lady who I did not feel safe sleeping with. Mostly because at the time I carried some very sharp objects including a short sword, a rather long and pointed knife and a hatchet, which she could easily use to kill me with. So one night I was forced to leave her place in fear of my life and had nowhere to go. It's about 15 or so miles to emigrant lake from the town of Ashland and i had left at around 9 or 10 at night. The weather had been bad and it rained off and on again. I unfortunately had the dimwitted idea to go to the lake and see if I couldn't stay there till the weather cleared. I figured nobody would be there seeing as how it's more if a summer activity area, and I wouldn't be bothered and could be left in peace. As I walked the longest walk of my life, it rained on and off and I had to stop and rest every now and then as my feet were in pain from tight, and soggy worn out boots. I only had a pair of faded jeans, a t-shirt, green knitted military style sweater and a grey tweed long coat that barely fit me. I also had a hat too but it was mostly wool which isn't necessarily rain proof. I remember I took shelter under a bridge that had a creek that flower underneath it. The creek was swollen due to the rain and flowed like a raging torrent, and because of the concrete the sound of the rapidly flowing water was amplified five times louder, I got no sleep and simply could only lay on rocks as spiders crawled over my head and hair and body. I heard sounds and only had the light of an iPod flashlight to shine into the darkness. I was paranoid that some desperate animal would try to harm me in order to seek shelter there too, so I left from under the bridge and walked to the lake. Finally around 2 in the morning I had reached the lake, the moon struggled to shine through the darkened storm soaked clouds and lit up the ground just enough to make the puddles of rain on the asphalt and grass seem fluorescent. As I reached the beach of the lake, so grey and pale white, the water was so dark that creatures could easily lurk beneath the surface and I'd be none the wiser, I sat down on the beach, determined to sleep and covered myself in my coat. I woke to the feeling of cold hard raindrops pelting me and a storm had rolled in while I slept.
Tired, somewhat defeated and in total desperation I saw lights in the distance and decided I'd risk the wrath of somebody's inhospitality than suffer another minute being soaked to the bone in the rain and cold of a cold winters night.
As I walked along the edge of the beach I followed a trail that led me up from the sandy beach and the ground raised above the water to form into a cliff of considerable hight, the sand turned to big rocks and as the rain came down, the feeble light my dying iPod gave off illuminated the path as I walked on, soon I found the path diverted from the crashing waves of an angry lake and went towards an area with over grown foliage and trees, and it was then that I had discovered that on a dark and stormy night, in a cold winter rain storm at the cliff side of a lake, there sat an old cemetery with crooked missy gravestones. I had never known there to be a cemetery at that lake and it was a rather spooky unpleasant surprise, my mind weakened restlessness played tricks on me, conjured up specters in the dark, shadows that whispered to me. Eerily lit by covered moonlight the graves l stood silently in rows, I saw an outhouse further ahead, found it to be unlocked and spent the entire night locked in a bathroom afraid to leave for fear of what might lay within that cemetery.
I waited until the sun rose, the storm cleared by morning and I rushed my ass back to town, I havnt been back since then.
This is a true story.
That sounds like a truly terrifying experience thanks for sharing this story you should be a writer this was a great read
I don't favor the modern inputs in the story such as rushes my ass back or saying vibe an equally unpleasant amount of times.
@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar noted. 🖕
Nice! I enjoyed reading this short story :)
I thoroughly enjoyed reading this, I hope you're well :)
The playlist I didn know I needed
i love this, this is something i would fall asleep to or listen to if i'm on a train or long car ride at night
ahhhhhhh
One of the greatest things in the world is watching Tim Burton's work. His dark imagination makes the movie history shine more bright.
Listening to all of this while a thunderstorm rolls in and making pancakes. Its a very pleasant experience ^^ thank you for giving this up!
This playlist makes me so happy, it fulfills my creativity and imagination
Я не перестану дякувати тим людям,що створюють настільки неймовірні плейлісти☺️
it made me so happy to hear Narnia it's been forever since I listened to the soundtrack
It’s such a pretty soundtrack!!
@@sundewbaggins if you make a sequel I'd suggest the Cap Kingdom track from Mario Odyssey, it's very Tim Burtony
cuando pasas por momentos muy difíciles y pones este tipo de lista de reproducción y se te desvanecen las penas de principio a fin ❤️
I was totally inspired to hear this playlist, create many scenarios and make a mini story of them, thank you very much!
I want to hear more of this. It sounds magical.
Themes from Burton are magical, thanks for this mix! ❤
The good thing about being an outsider is that you always look cooler that everyone else and listens to the best music and watch the best movies, movies by Tim.
and you're always alone 🖤🐈⬛
OH YEAH! Thank you for including The Piano Duet! I am in LOOOVE with The Corpse Bride. ANBC pales in comparison for this goth chic. So happy rn!
I wrote a short epilouge for my new novel, the story carries out about the father and his two sons living alone in the manor. One day they decide to adopt a third son. The story surrounds their lives in the late 1800 while dealing with some minor magic manors and traumatic experiences.
Chapter one
The beginning of the end
There was nothing peculiar about the house on the end of longwater st.
Except for the dark looming fences that kept the children away, the crows circling the area scavenging for golden treasure and the enormous house that stretched itself onto three stories painted in a dark almost black stone. Circular shaped windows with elegant curtains hiding the inside and rough ground around the house in a dirty black scene that made the onlookers turn away. Almost as if taken out of a movie the house looked. Like something you’d find in a Tim Burton movie perhaps. It looked more like a cemetery than a mansion with its overgrown nature and impressive lack of gardening. Green and white climbers climbing up the house and latching themself onto it like a parasite sucking blood from its host. Only now the climbers held on for their dear life as the wind screamed above them, trying to get them to let go.
The impressiveness of the house didn’t just show because of the lack of life and a consistent theme of dark colors no, it told a story.
A story of a young man falling in love. A writer he was, working on his first or second book. He had just moved into the city, falling in love with its architecture, nature and citisenze. One citizen in particular.
Beatrice was a young dark haired painter. She liked green tea, playing chess and watching the rain race down a window. She also enjoyed train rides, especially long ones that go on for miles leaving her alone with a book in the rookery cart with nothing but the sound lulling her into her imagination, though she’d never admit that and accept defeat from the constant bickering she’d done as a kid whenever they went on one.
She spent her days in the shimmering middle of the city, watching the people passing by while capturing them in her pieces. She never sold them. Just kept them tucked away in the corner of her childhood home, hiding from the eyes of outsiders.
They met one chilly October day, the man of her life, Victor Williams and she; Beatrice Green and became inseparable. They hit it off instantly, it was almost too good to be true. Together they spent their days building a home in hopes of one day settling down. Money was never a problem for the two as Victor’s parents were great ambassadors of the glowing country, still they wanted their own work to be put into the place they’d call their home. They started out small, moving in together in a small apartment with an outlook on the city sky. They worked their jobs, earned their money and built their home. A few years later they got married in the old stone church by the east of the town. A small peaceful wedding consisting of no one but the closest of family members. It was a short ceremony. Simple vows and rings. Then they went. Carried away by the black horse carriage and taken to the place they would spend the rest of their lives in.
Longwater manor
What would be the name of your novel and do you think of realising it or posting it somewhere? I would really love to read it, it sound so so good. :)
@@МарияКирова-э4и
I think i’m just gonna call it longwater manor. If people were to be intrested in reading it i would consider rewriting it better and posting it on maybe Ao3.
@@linnealejon Okay, thank you, i would love reading it
@@linnealejon i am so intrigued i forgot i was on youtube, when and where can I read it?
this sounds amazing!! would definitely read
no matter what I'm always coming back to this, words cannot explain how much I love this playlist
I love this ..that’s what I love about RUclips you can see so much creativity and imagination
I love your music, it feeds my soul.
I will forever be playing this in my fall and winter mix ❤❤❤❤❤❤
10:56 - The Piano Duet, Danny Elfman is from the "CORPSE BRIDE" 😍😍😍😍😍😍
This is beautiful, this makes me miss Halloween! I will be listening to this on repeat for a while, thank you.
One of the most satisfating playlist I ever heard, it's great!!!
when I was a little kid I watched all the movies, and I was scared of many. It got to the point of crying not wanting to watch it. But after I saw everything I was delighted. thank you Tim, I cried a lot but soon after I understood the magic of his works
Thanks sundew, i really enjoyed these last year, and tonight, September 1st 2023 it's just cool enough where i am to start feeling the vibe again.
This actually really helps me with my work. Love it.
THANK YOU for making this! This is fantastic :)
Whenever I hear those sort of songs, I always imagine an old castle and snow.
By far the best background music for doing literally anything I'm OBSESSED
as a goth we love tim burton and this playlist🖤🤍💀
I need this with the same background noises on Spotify. Majestic, I can't stop listening to it. Thank you!!
¡Me encanta! Gracias a ti, ya tengo el ambiente perfecto para mi fiesta de Haloween.
Wow! I absolutely love this! Thank you for putting this together.
I loved Tim Burton since the moment I saw nightmare before christmas always was the creative one in the group thanks to that man ❤
8:45 really hits for the writing I'm listening to this playlist for, for some reason. Thank you for making this!!!!
This is amazing ♡ Can't wait to listen to more playlists from you in the future! 🥲🥰
You are the person i have been searching for...finally!!😭😭😫😫
YAY!!
I'm closing my eyes. This is actually relaxing
I really hope you make more of these. This is seriously the BEST playlist I have come across!!!!!
This sound is so wonderful. So relaxing as well.☺
Just what I needed. It’s sketch/art therapy time for me and this is going to be great. Ty!!!
the first song reminds me of tracking through the woods at night attempting to find your way back to your cottage,
eyes boaring into your skin from the shadows.
Tim Burton, que dire... un génie tout simplement !!!
Sa créativité, son imagination, j'aurais tellement aimé avoir ce talent....
La musique en plus, parfait.
Juste merci et encore 🤗
Nose porque pero me ayudó a sentirme mejor....Andaba muy triste y esto me dió paz...Gracias!!
1:07 TB your imagination is awesome. Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
this is so cool i love it!
Tim burton's movies make u feel like being different isn't a bad thing. On the contrary, you're able to see things with eyes that just few have, you're different, you're extraordinary.
Loving this playlist! Thank you!
Whenever I feel down, I turn to Tim Burton's playlist. It resonates with my feelings in these moments. I know it can be painful, even feel dead inside at times, but it's worth embracing. Because I just want to feel it, dive deep into it, and play with it. It reminds me that I still have feelings
Though Once Upon a December was supposed to be a lullaby, it is equally haunting as the others in this playlist. Love the compilation.
THIS IS THE BEST THING I'VE EVER HEARD!!!!
Ah... this helps me write my books so much. I def recommend this vid to anyone with real taste and props to the people who actually composed the music and stuff *poetic clapping* It doesn't make me regret making my books the way they are: two love birds seperated by a world filled of fear, magic, and monsters
I usually listen to really fast-paced, crazy music when I write because my brain is so busy that I need something to match its energy...but after a really hard day at work and feeling emotionally exhausted, this was perfect for a 4am writing session. Thank you!
Tim Burton deserves a biopic but it has to be directed by somebody who knows his work truly and I think it would be his best friend Danny Elfman
the inclusion of the wardrobe just made me so happy, i adore Narnia so much
Gotta love Burton's work! #comforting
Snow is falling, the trees are bare and grey light is cast over everything...even though it's a blazing sunny blue skied spring day. Amazing what music can do :)
Love it.
Subbed! 🥰
Just beautiful! Tim Burton plus Johnny Depp equals brilliance and perfection.
It feels like Xmas and Halloween at the seam time 🤗
Can't Cross Christ out of Christmas. 💟
His film music always makes me nostalgic for some reason. Like when I hear the opening Oboe part in Nightmare Before Christmas, I feel this deep painful longing in my soul for something I'm not even sure of.
Love this playlist so much! When Once Upon A December came on, it hit me like bricks. Great tracklist
Same! One of my favorite songs!
Reminds me of early Fable days.. just released around Christmas time.. show day, good music, everyone surrounded watching one person play.. just an overall great vibe. Miss those times
Me encanta, escuchar esto es otro nivel, simplemente vuelas 😍
this playlist inspires me to write deep poems about my life and about my love
Okay, Halloween was three months ago, but for me it's every time I listen to this playlist💀💫
Brilliant 💭
This is so comforting
Thank you so much
Tim Burton and Johnny Depp movies are the best. Dynamic duo. Halloween vibes from this, but they make rlly good christmas ones too