HP Lovecraft Cthulhu music ambience 1920s Jazz Playlist Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- HP Lovecraft Cthulhu music ambience 1920s Jazz Playlist Part 1
'Why Cthulhu?' people keep on asking? Check out the other Lovecraft ambient SFX mixes I did: • HP Lovecraft Nameless ... .
People started asking for the songs by themselves, so here they are.
A soundscape for a short film, set in HP Lovecraft's 1920's Cthulhu mythos.
Humming to Myself -- Chick Bullock -- Faithfully Yours
My Sin -- Ben Selvin & his Orchestra -- Am I Blue
By A Waterfall - Jack Payne and his Orchestra. 5:59
I'll Always be in Love with You -- Belle Baker -- Belle Baker (Encore 1)
Annette Hanshaw-Love Me Tonight - Annette Hanshaw, Vol. 2, sound recording administered by: INgrooves 11:40
Part 1:
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Part 2 is now uploaded here:
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Part 3 is here:
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And the final Part 4 is here:
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I don't know who this Cthulhu fella is, but he has a pretty good taste in music!
I kid, I faintly know that he is some kind of monster?
***** My friend cthulu is a monster a myth created by a great writter HP Lovecraft the author of the book 'at the mountains of madness' and other fantastic books.
So I see. Lovecraft has the same facial expression in every single photograph taken of him, he also exhibited symptoms of Schizophrenia, do you suppose he really believed what he wrote?
***** it would have been sad if he didn't believe in it
How do you figure that? If I believed any of that I'd die of heebie jeebies
For a kid growing up in the 2000s with the original Tom and Jerry series and now a Lovecraft fan, 20s Jazz really is something special
It took me a while to make that connection back to my memories of Tom and Jerry. It's been so long
Love it! But it's mostly 1930's. Here are the titles and some of the artists:
Hummin' to Myself - (written in 1932)
My Sin - (written in 1929)
By a Waterfall - (1933 from the film "Footlight Parade")
I'll Always Be in Love With You - sung by Belle Baker 1929
Love Me Tonight - sung by Annette Hanshaw 1932 (love her!)
Thanks for turning folks on to this amazing stuff!
Came here for school project on the 20's. Found "Cthulhu Ambience Music". Not even mad.
Not even slightly insane?
oh, you will be..,,
I'm only a few eons old but I love stone age music!! Nothing like the sound of two rocks banging against each other!
I see you were born in the wrong generation
Forgive me lord, for i have fallen for an e-girl
I hope you are thankful for stone age music. When I was born there was no music, the world was in black and white... and nothing existed. Do you know how long it took me to get some music ? Millions of billions of trillions of years! AND THEY DIDN'T HAVE MP3, FML OR EVEN STONE TABLETS! SUCH BLASPHEMY OF HUMANS NOT TO HAVE SOME STONE PLATE FOR ME
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Ha. That new stuff is garbage. Don't talk to me until you listen to pre-historic acid puddles fizziling.
Always something chilling about coming home to an empty house with old jazz playing somewhere in the background.... I love it
How often does that happen to you?
@@oxymoron02 you arent frequently in a large empty home with an old record player playing jazz
It's a nice idea. I live alone I should put a timer of some sort to start playing old jazz shortly before I am supposed to come. Gotta find a program on my pc to do it
It’s probably because the ghosts were old when they died and some old music just starts playing out of no where it’s creepy
every stage of bioshock
Come to the fabulous Gillman Hotel in wonderful Insmouth...a lovely sea food menu, and interesting locals...or if you prefer...take a glorious trip to the enchanting Dunwhich. And then there's the undiscovered colors from who knows where... not to mention the storm from beyond and the Dreams in The With House...or......something like that ;)
Hey dude nice advertisement for hell on earth after dark love that story.
Lovely insmouth ha Devils reef
_TripAdvisor reviews of the Gilman House, Paine St., Innsmouth, MA_
Robert Olmstead - "I did discover my family tree, but, several people tried to kill me, and I had to run across town with a map from a store clerk to not get MURDERED." - 2/5
Jack Walters - "There was no bolt on the door, the food was awful, and then I had to run through all the rooms, frightening an old woman, (Who looked like a fish), in the process, trying not to get shot by the locals." - 1/5
Lucas Mackay - "I....Don't want.......To talk." - 1/5
I've been stuck in Innsmouth for a while, its peaceful ambience has kept me enraptured. I think i have found my self in a new religion as well.
0:00 Humming to Myself
2:53 My Sin
5:58 By A Waterfall
9:29 I'll Always be in Love with You
11:40 Love Me Tonight
I first listened to this in Cannery Row while eating clam chowder and watching an ominous fog roll in from the harbor. I come back to video every now and then to remind me of my old hometown.
In his house at R'lyeh dead Cthulhu waits Jazzing!
6 years on and I stumbled across this and used it in a Call of Cthulhu game. Humming to Myself played in a creepy mansion, the record starting by itself. I added some reverb and muted the track so it sounded like it was in another room a fair distance away. I also started it with a big record scratch. Thanks for the upload!
This was one of the first ambiance’s I got into on RUclips. What a glorious nostalgia trip.
Great to hear it! :D
im 2 years old and i love the 1920s music, at the very latest, im more into 1800's stuff
Wow you spell good for a 2 yr old!
jesse brown
From the primordial dawn of mam, I languish in nonexistence. What crude facsimile of comfort I can find lies in the mad, eternal cacophony of countless drums and flutes played by beasts which dance in the court of the Daemon Sultan.
I’m still fertilising my other half, and I’m more into classical 18th century music
Im just 72 hours on this world but I have already gone insane
I'm 147 years old and it warms my heart that kids these days like this kind of music. I knew Howard personally ( we used to go on Zeppelin rides and smoke opium together) and he hated Jazz. Said it was too ''ethnic'' for his tastes. He was more of a Wagner kind of guy. I still dig it though. Reminds me of a girl I used to date back in 1924. her name was Elsa, and she loved to dance. But I had to sacrifice her to an eldritch abomination so i could live for an unnaturally long time. C'est la vie. Oh, and *Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn!*
most gangster fuckin tracks i ever herd. im thugggin to this as we speak throwin sets and bangn jhhhhhhhhhhhhhhu hurd
damn dawg
They were real gangster back then, "see!"
True, but what this soundtrack is truly about (the Cthulhu Mythos) is something far, far more nefarious and dangerous than gangs and mobs.
This is the trap music from 1920's
I am 21, it's 2013. It's Saturday midday, sunny. Humming to myself...
The music also reminds me of Bioshock ambient music and I love it. I wish this kind of music never faded away
I was just thinking that myself!
I'm never tired of this playlist. Love every song!
Thanks Emmy Malone - don't forget to check out the other jazz playlists on my channel. :)
Also great for running a Bioshock Infinite homebrew :D
Make sure you check out the other playlists then. :)
Ah, I was thinking about the first game while I was listening!
If we don't bring Jazz back in 2020, I will be very disappointed.
fuck knows it will be a huge improvement to what we have now
YES!
Natalia they have swingwave now
it's on the way. check "Postmodern Jukebox". ;)
Actually, Smooth Jazz is highly popular right now.
You are my favorite. I was looking for ambient jazz for my Call of Cthulhu game.
Ducktapeperson Check out the ambient mix playlist with SFX included - perfect for RPGing.
I am oddly fond to 20's Jazz, its just great
This... is actually rather interesting. Most people think of ambient music as background music, but few actually remember the music that would be playing at that particular period of time. Great selection, reminds me of the swingy tune called Smile at Me they made for the Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth game.
Definitely playing this in my next call of cthulhu game
This really helps when you're creating a homebrew Campaign.
I remember those old Bugs/Tom and Jerry cartoons - back when you still had real ultra violence in cartoons. Now you only get it in Itchy and Scratchy.
Howard Phillips Lovecraft Cthulhu played jazz so beautifully.
So beautifully I went insa-- IÄ! IÄ! PH'NGLUI MGLW'NAFH CTHULHU R'LYEH WGAH'NAGL FHTAGN! Where was I? Yes -- at how I went insane -- but I'm not insane -- yes I am -- I see it coming -- Yog-Sothoth save me -- the three-lobed burning eye --
If someone were to ask me what my favorite music was, I would say classic rock because I've always said that. However, the older I get, the more I love this music. It reminds me of riding in the car with my grandfather. How wrong I was to dislike it back then. Cheers to you all and thanks for posting!
I love this music, I love Lovecraft and his "Ctulhuverse" or "Yog-Sothothery" (as he would say himself), and I am currently preparing my own dark fantasy / decopunk novel set in 1920s-30s Scotland in the vein of Arthur Machen and Algie Blackwood - check out my concept website for more info: url available on kind request...
I can't get enough of this playlist. Great music, especially the Annette Hanshaw song. Thanks so much for posting this!
Great music, it reminds me of the old days when i was a young kid in the streets of Boston... the olde days ....
I love these four videos. For some reason they help me focus on work and tune out distractions. Just wanted to let you know I've been listening to them over and over! Thanks.
This reminds me way too much of the ending of the shining, and that makes it way more terrifying
Just saw that movie you are right
Some of this stuff crushes my heart.
Two of my favorite things...Lovecraft and vintage music!!
This is helping me with my writing. My book is set in the early 1920s. Feel as though I'm really in that era...great stuff :-)
You ever finish that book Paul?
same
Why do I feel nostalgia when I listen these song and look these picture ? I never lived in 1920
Love & Victory?
or should I say
_LoveCraft_ & Victory~
Love the video and the music, admittedly the first thing that comes to mind is noir/detective, not HP Lovecraft but it works for all situations. Fantastic!
Listened to this on my way to play some CoC and this was just perfect for getting me in the mood. Now time to try and not day.
Thanks guys, I'm really happy with the responses these tracks have been getting and the number of hits is humbling. Cheers!
These videos are great. Thanks for posting them. These songs are mostly from the early 30's with a few from the late 20's.
Looked up 1920s jazz, this is what I was exactly looking for.
This is more or less my audio background for my Cthulhu.
I just love to see my characters invest in bonds. As if they thought they could survive an Ancient One.
Papa Momotte "my Cthulhu" ????
DinamarcaBall_AIC_Omega Maybe he is talking about his Cthulhu RPG campaign
i was not born close to this time im from 1994 but gosh i love this music its so amazing nothing like todays music i can listen to this for hours and hours and not get tired of it im glad i got to fall in love with this type of music.
// I do have to say this is some pretty good music. I like to draw and listen to this type of music. Also, it is very calming genre of music. :)
Here are the results of a project I have been working on. Using a combination of Google, SoundHound, and iTunes for verification below are all of the names /artists of all of the pieces on the first three playlists. I have the first track of playlist 4, but I am really stuck on track 2:
Playlist Part 1
Humming to Myself -- Ambrose & his Orchestra -- Faithfully Yours
My Sin -- Ben Selvin & his Orchestra -- Am I Blue
By A Waterfall -- Jack Payne & his Orchestra
I'll Always be in Love with You -- Belle Baker -- Belle Baker (Encore 1)
Love Me Tonight -- Annette Hanshaw -- Annette Hanshaw, Vol. 2
Playlist part 2
Ya Gotta Know How to Love -- Sam Lanin and his Orchestra
The Way I Feel Today -- McKinney's Cotton Pickers
Mountain Greenery -- Frank Crumit -- Rodgers and Hart, Vol. 1
Everything is Rhythm Medley -- Charlie Kunz -- Feller that played the Pianner
Playlist part 3
Hot Coffee - Jack Payne and his Orchestra
If You Believed in Me - Colonial Club Orchestra
Strangers - Mildred Bailey
Happy, because I'm in love - Libby Holman - Deep Purple Menace
Puttin on the Dog - Missouri Jazz Band
Playlist part 4
Flapperette - The Victor Orchestra and Nat Shilkret - 1927
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J Parsons Would you be able to do the same with the Cthulhu mix on this channel as well?
+J Parsons (jimp) Playlist 4
2. Jack Denny and his orchestra with Paul Small - I'm Playing With Fire
3. Rudy Vallee - My Moonlight Madonna
4. Al Goering's Collegians - Baby Face
+1922 A.D.
Thank you Kindly!
+J Parsons (jimp) I'm glad I could help!
A beauty song shall be heard, the crows shall send all the messages to the other who haven't heard this music...
sounds like the background music from the tv series" Tom and Jerry"
What you think i dont know tom and jerry?
Pretty good refrence ngl
The 20s look like a magical time, so long as you had some money.
Gatsby Status lol
Hmm. Why does that sound so ... familiar?
This is also good to read Gravity's Rainbow! It balances the pain of the reading.
A nice start to 2020.
Thank you so much, I'm about to run a Lovecraftian Horror RPG with my friends and they know I'm a big fan of cosmic horror but I never have just the right BGM to play!
What do you mean dude?
İ don"t know how many times i dream about arkham city and cthulhu while listening these music
1920s jazz, best music ever...
Listening to this in quarantine 2020💙
Awesome, I'm setting up for a Cthulhu game coming up soon and this, along with the other ambient stuff you posted is exactly what I've been looking for
Your Lovecraft videos are great. Thanks for them. I've been streaming these videos as I make my way through the new Arkham horror card game. The Fantasy Flight game is fantastic, and with your videos, I get completely immersed. Good stuff.
Brilliant to know, thanks mate! :)
SOOOO beautiful. Much respect to you for uploading this.
Fallout 3 = 1950s, HPL = 1920s/30s.
I thought Fallout 3=1940s
What's HPL?
TheGunser98 Im p sure the music’s time range is from 30s - 50s
@@ValiantSkyRider720 Howard Philips Lovecraft.
Call of Cthulhu: ~1925
I love the 1920's i like to see that era because a lot of music in that time were original and not crude.
I see some of the posts on our Pax41 Music Time Machine channel make reference to Call of Cthulhu. I guess since the book is from 1926 that would be why the 1920s music on the channel is drawing attention from Call of Cthulhu followers.
Classy, unlike the period appropriate racism. Great collection btw!
i wish they still made music like this
Strongly agree! Same applies to rhythm and blues and what they now call 'Modern R&B'...
It reminds me of old Bugs Bunny and other cartoons. They were still popular in the late eighties when I was a kid, and this type of music featured prominently.
Wow this is exactly what I've been looking for! Thanks so much for compiling this!
Beautiful Music
Thanks for putting all of this together.
You're most welcome, more jazz playlists on the way soon, hopefully.
This is perfect for a horror film
I use these playlists for my tabletop horror roleplaying games :)
ok so what's the name of the song at 5:59 and who is the artist? .. much appreciated ....
so far that I've read here...
the 1st song is... Hummin' To Myself by Chick Bullock
2nd song is... My Sin by De Sylva, B. G., Lew Brown, and Ray Henderson, 1929
3rd song is... in question...
4th song is I'll Always Be In Love With You by Belle Baker
5th and last song is Love Me Tonight by Annette Hanshaw
thanks so much for posting this music @ Tristan Hall!
Ambrose and his orchestra
By the waterfall
forgot to add - automatically subscribed!! I love it keep up the good work. Tristan hall you got good taste
im like 12 years old but I love the 20s music its so catchy
How can somebody be "like" twelve years old?
cymruadam I'm like 35 years old, but sometimes I act like 12 years old.
I mean I am 12 XDXD
nathan coulson XDXDXDXDXDXD
IKR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
Great selection of songs.
most gorgeous combination.. thank you so much
Very soothing compilation
¡¡¡Bravo!!!
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@paddirn Excellent, thanks for your comments - glad these are clicking with people and getting some use. :)
what a relaxing play list superb sound
Thanks Ray, be sure to check out the other playlists too! :)
Tom & Jerry!!!
these songs take me back to my childhood!!!!
Love it. Beautiful and original.
Required writing music
for Jack Torrance .
Thought the music is definitely of its time, its quality and appeal are timeless imho.
This is ruddy mysterious.
Awesome! Thank you very much for posting this.
I hope you have Al Jolsen's 1913 rendition of 'You Made Me Love You' in here somewhere.
Poor Robert Black.
Great music.....Thanks!
Love it. Excellent mix!
musica de fundo perfeita pra minha seção de RPG, nas cenas dos cabarés
This reminds me of the old tom and Jerry shows and other similar to tom and jerry
I love this music
Hey me too! ;)
I love this song!
This is one of the secrets I keep from my other friends. Gosh, people suck in middle school :(
Dude now you're a college grad. How does it feel?
Great show!
this is awesome! thank you!!!!
@TextureAndLight Thanks mate, I wondered where all the hits were coming from! tbh I tend to do the same, only I drift off and get distracted BY the music...
Beautiful playlist!
Nice!! I was looking for music, for a game of Arkham Horror. Lets just say this is perfect. Ill try to make a playlist with those song and some more darker music for ambiance. Thank you!
Question: What would the system for crediting you or using your music in a liveplay CoC game? Trying to put together some music options for a live stream!
You could say that I (Tristan Hall) assembled and mixed it, but I don't own the rights to any of the actual music, which is why RUclips advertises all over it. :)
Thank you for the upload :)
I absolutely love this. Thank you for posting! Can you pretty please list all the songs in the description?