I have to wonder if “Everyone Knows That” turned up in some of those cheap toy phones you’d get in the mid 90s to early 2000s. They’d play these horrifically compressed songs (usually 90s Europop). They would often be made in China and see worldwide distribution. That could explain why people from all corners seem to recall having heard the song in their childhood. The compression/distortion could also explain why the memories are always hazy. EDIT: Turns out it was most assuredly NOT from a toy phone, but in fact from an adult film called 'Angels of Passion'.
Not just toy phones but there were these tiny little disk like things that would play like 1 min or so of a song. They were called disk jams or something. They marketed it like cards? Sort of, but they never caught on.
@@Jas_per.mp3 It's funny, that butterfly song is nostalgic to me because a lot of UK Happy Hardcore artists from the 90's made remixes of it, due to it being a song they heard frequently on toy phones as children. Lmfao
I work at the Jim Henson Creature Shop, the Big Bear was probably taped and is in archives! We archive a lot of media, especially shows, puppets, even patterns :)
It really makes you think, how much human information has been lost to time. Like, the great library of alexandria, obscure writers who didnt put their books in an archive. Anything pre-internet has a totally real chance of just being completely lost forever, without anyone knowing it ever existed.
Even if it has been on the internet before, it's still possible for it to go lost. The internet is forever is generally an exaggeration or a misleading saying
While of course much of written history is lost, most of the works published in paper in the US are held by the Library of Congress. The internet content is much, much more vulnerable than books and newspapers of the past 250 yrs. I'm a historian and I expect the majority of online content will not be accessible, at least at this time
never watched "bear in the big blue house" but i saw this clip where tutter's trying to push cheese into his mouse hole; and bear asks " I think tutter's looking a little tired, don't you?" and then tutter shrieks after that sentence; it's a clip i only know of thanks to tumblr, and tutter's been my favorite ever since then
No joke, one of the best shows to ever grace television. Excellent for kids, especially ones with autism, and teaches genuine lessons that are actually practical to everyday life. Not to mention, it's funny as hell, even now, in my late 20's.
UPDATE! Everyone Knows That has now been found! It was discovered on a porno movie from 1986 called "Angels of Passion" and its played in the background of a sex scene. The official title is "Ulterior Motives" By Christopher Saint Booth. Your Welcome Kylie
Coming back after months to give everybody a spoiler alert: Christopher and his brother Philip re-recorded "Ulterior Motives" and more songs they made back then in an album called Ulterior Motives: The Lost Album in June this year. And they'll make a sequel album to the Lost Album as well I believe.
I'm 7 months late, but I'm compelled to say that I SO AGREE with you. I didn't like Bear in the Big Blue House, partly because I hated the sniffing thing. It just made me want to cringe and shrink away from the screen when his nose filled it up and it felt like he was in my personal space. In hindsight, that might have been a symptom of my ASD that wasn't recognised at the time.
I remember thinking he could really smell me cuz I remember watching an episode as a kid and he said I smelled like a ham and cheese sandwich…… while I was eating a ham and cheese sandwich lol
its so cool that we get so fascinated over media we most likely have never heard of prior to it being lost. would i have thought to go to see bear in the big blue house live when it was on tour? maybe, maybe not. now that i know its lost and i might never be able to see it? i'm completely crushed
Gods the lost songs are all so surreal and trippy, they make me feel so comforted with their unique sounds but also uneasy at the exact same time. I really do hope they all get found!
My husband actually has worked with BOC! He’s on the same label as them and has been in the scene with them since the late 90s. They used trade music hard drives with music on it like this all the time. I should ask him if he might have any information on the lost songs :]
I did! The hard drive he has from them contains a LOT of audio and music (I mean a lot) - think of the hard drive as something a group of artists trade and add music with each other. I know for sure a lot of the music added to it was from Luke Vibert as well. I’ll listen through it and see if anything pops up.
Every time I get a notification from your channel I get so excited. I know I’m gonna see something I haven’t seen before. I can’t wait to see what else you make.
@@sombertoboggly everytime i get one from you i get angry gritt my teeth ball up my hands i have to stop myself from punching another hole in the drywall
Finally someone who talks about lost wave content! I rarely see lostwave media get any attention and it's nice to see someone with a larger audience cover mysteries like these!
I love how you give a lot of space to Lostwave in yout videos, most lost media videos don't mention Lostwave cases at all, but I think they deserve more attention cause these songs and the searches are so fascinating.
the live show was actually the first play/live show i ever went to! my immediate family and some aunts, uncles, and cousins went when it was in my state :] i was around 5 at the time so all i rlly remember was portions of the loooong drive there and waiting outside lol. i could ask my family what they remember from that day and maybe they have some footage or pictures.
i specifically remember it being cold outside at night when we were waiting, so it had to be touring in the fall, winter, or early spring. and it was showing in either indiana or chicago. it might not have been the exact play in question but i can't find a list of cities they toured in online to double check. i can ask my family
the BoC tape is similar to Kraftwerk's "6 hours of demos and unfinished tracks" from 1991. the VHS tape is not available anywhere online. the only person that owns it is the furry youtuber "Artemis Wishfoot", who upon questioning him at Anthrocon, said he bought it at the Brixton Academy concert in June 1991. I heard it at a room party, and here's a list of the tracks that I could identify: 1: The Man Machine (1977 pitch tape) 2: Autobahn Tech Demo (possibly late 1973/early 1974) 3: Music Non Stop (1983 Demo, titled "Echoes", a reference to the Pink Floyd song) all of the other 142 tracks are completely unidentified or are so different from the final versions that they are unidentifiable.
Hey! Sorry if it's too late. I searched up the Artemis Wishfoot guy, (god that's a weird name). And, I couldn't find any video about this tape. Would it still be possible to contact him to release it digitally? The reason is, I'm very interested in the search for "Everyones Know That" lost media song. It could be one of thoses on it. Again, I apologise for the disturbance.
17:50 The Faculty was my fever dream lost media for awhile. Just woke up at a weird hour and it was on TV, didn't have a way to just look it up back then. Such a great movie.
This pieces of media have an incredible power in our minds. I'm sure I've never seen or hear any of these cases but I can actually feel they belong to somewhere in my childhood too. That sense of familiriaty, is odd but also comforting. It's so strange
I went to Bear in the Big Blue House Live when I was a kid!!!! I barely remember it because I was so little. I think it would be cool to see it again if it gets found to maybe spark some memories.
i went on a hunt for one of my most treasured childhood tv shows only to find out that its mostly lost, so seeing someone shine a light on some lesser know lost medias is really cool, i love your videos they're very well put together!
I'm so intrigued about the Bear in the Big Blue House live entry because one of the boys who was cast for the US stage show was a primary school classmate of mine, and he'd been gone from school during the tour. I'm pretty sure his mother went along with him too, and she is a dance instructor who used to teach our primary school class, and also still helps out my former high school for my sister's dance shows. I'm so curious if she either has or might know someone from that time who has access to the footage of at least one show, since you'd think a parent would want to keep a video of their child performing onstage (unless NDAS were involved or it's just old footage since it was the early 2000's). Hopefully there'll be a chance to ask her at some point about it!
How to Make the Cruelest Month is on my lost media wish list because I love Clea so much! It feels weird that you're mentioning this, because people rarely seem to be interested in smaller indie films.
As an early Gen Z kid myself I was glad to hear you also watched Bear in the Big Blue House as a young kid, I remember my then-best friend was terrified of Luna lol. Great video as always!
I definitely saw a Bear Live show when I was younger, apparently theres multiple and a couple have been uploaded online, one being Surprise Party about Tutter's birthday, I can't remember which one I'd seen. Noel, the man who portrays Bear, is always so sweet and kind with his audience and continues to interact with fans years later, I always love to see more Bear from him.
Unknown track #3 reminds me a little bit of those muzak tapes from the 70s and 80s, but slowed down and/or had the pitch/tone adjusted. It sounds pretty eerie off the bat, but if you speed it up a bit it doesn't actually sound as spooky. I collect old tapes and will occasionally stumble upon what I think is a blank, but actually contains audio - which I usually can't identify. I recently picked up a "blank" 8-track tape which turned out to have a bunch of instrumental music on it. I posted the sound clip to lostwave actually, and while the album/songs themselves could not be identified exactly (not enough traction), the general consensus was that it was likely a copy of a muzak tape used in malls/stores around that era (also since 8-track tapes loop and don't need to be rewound or flipped, this makes sense given the context). The kind of instrumentation in track #3 reminds me a lot of the contents of that tape, so that is my possible guess!
I have a possible piece of lost media. It was a hot wheels game that you could play on your phone, i don’t know about other platforms than mobile. It was a 2d like racing game that was like those old car parking games you would play on the web when you were a kid or something, with the iconic top down camera view but instead of parking cars, you are racing hot wheel cars. The control scheme was some sort of wheel on the left side of the screen, and then the pedals (either had both brake and gas or just gas my memory is fuzzy). It was quite old, roughly from 2013-2014 or something. You collected hot wheel cars by completing levels i think. I think there were boosters on certain tracks that made your car go faster, and there may or may not have been power-ups to screw over your opponent’s. I think i played it on an iphone 5 when i was little. I downloaded on the app store so it clearly was not some web browser game (or maybe it was, web browser games can become apps you can get on phones). I forgot the name of the game, it was like hot wheels racing among those lines or something different than that.
BRO I WAS LAUGHING FOR TEN MINUTES STRAIGHT WHEN YOU SAID “and my personal favorite character tutter having to take a shit in the middle of play checkers “ LMAO
idk why but out of all the years I've been into lost media "everyone knows that" intrigues me the most. I have no clue why, I personally think its a demo for a band on a casette that was never released and probably tossed that probably only one person had collecting dust in an attic OR it's a song made for a tv show so they wouldn't have to pay royalties for charting music and the reel was probably lost.
There have been some intriguing theories speculating that the song could be a demo from Australian group Savage Garden. Lead singer Darren Hayes sounds strikingly similar to the singer of “Everyone Knows That” and he’s mentioned ‘hundreds and hundreds’ of demos that were sent to people prior to them getting signed. Tapes of unreleased content dating as early as 1994, and a fair share of the demos we do have available have this 80s sound to them. In addition, while these theories were spreading in the community, Darren Hayes himself randomly tweeted ‘Everyone Knows That’, which promptly caught folks’ attention. He eventually deleted it and hasn’t commented anything related to the matter yet, but he hasn’t denied it either like other debunked leads.
Fascinating. I'm a big music nerd because my dad is a music history teacher, so I really enjoyed the last piece of LM. Never heard of boards of Canada before, gonna have to look them up. Thanks for a great video as always!
Listening back on anything regarding the search for Ulterior Motives after it’s been found is so funny to me. Like… no, it wasn’t from a commercial lol. It was very much not.
So glad you're blowing up, kylie-- your videos are always solid quality all the way through. It's great to have your videos appear in my feed alongside the likes of Jorge, Brayden, and LSSQ.
People who remember the Waluigi one have also said after you clip his nails you could email them to people. I can’t imagine opening an email and it just being a jar of toenails. On another note I’ve been binging your videos and subscribed I really enjoy them! The editing style and background music is really calming I appreciate its not all creepy just to add anxiety thanks for that!
If there are any updates on the "how to make the cruelest month" film, Id love to know! Clea Duvall is one of my favorite actors. Just wanted to let you know that when talking about the supposed screen caps, the first two are both just low-quality images from Clea's movies "But I'm a cheerleader" :)
Kylie, thank you so much for your videos. For mental health reasons, I personally don’t have an account on Reddit, but I really enjoy you introducing me and others to so many fascinating stories. The way you do that, from editing to crediting other commenters and narrating it really resonates with me. it somehow even helps me re-gaining hope in Internet culture, something that has become hard for me to do so on my own. so again, I just want to thank you wholeheartedly and please keep making videos if it is something you continue to enjoy doing! I certainly am here for your next videos :) ❤
Thanks for covering something from lostwave! As a musician/producer, lostwave has become super interesting to me. Possibly my favorite type of lost media.
unknown track 5 reminds me so much of the music my dad would listen to on road trips to my grandparent’s house, i’ve never heard it before but it just has that vibe
The E"veryone Knows That" is the most fascinating one. A random guy from Spain that was messing with his recorder on the TV in 1999 and 20 years later found a random archive of a recording that happened to be a banger. So fascinating.
Wow, had this video in the background so wasn’t looking, but physically flinched when you said ‘How to Make the Cruelest Month’, because wow that’s such a unique title/phrase. Unfortunately I can’t remember how I know of it, but my best guess is seeing it in a video store? It came out the year I was born so I’m unsure why it’s familiar. This comment isn’t really helpful sorry but take it as my contribution to algorithm activity lol, I love your content a lot
i get this really cool feeling when i watch your videos, i've always wanted to try making my own seeing as i'm an editor and everything but i don't exactly know what i'd make them about, but even so your videos are definitely a reference point of inspiration for me, i always get excited when i see your notifications :)
It freaks me out how much I’m convinced I’ve heard “Everyone Knows That” before. I played it for some people my age and they said it was familiar (all West Coast US, born early to mid 90s).
Found. Made for some decades old porn movie. It’s on RUclips but there’s moaning at like every part except for the main segment but there’s some fan made clean versions
"Or you've heard of something that is lost" me and my obsession with the lost prototype's of Slime Rancher. My FAVE indie game like ever ever! Literally we get ANY Slime Rancher news I just start crying! I want to experience the lost prototypes SOOOO badly as a huge fan of Slime Rancher, cut content/games in development and lost media.
The Societas x Tapes tracks are so well made and feel like they’d be on liminal space/weirdcore videos by those horror channels. Thank you for bringing all of these up so I can search on my own as well
loved this! I've become a lost media enthusiast and while I haven't really made an effort to join any hunt I've tried before finding some lost media I'm aware from spanish-speaking youtube channels. Still as you mentioned it is really satisfying when a lost media case is solved! Wishing these will be found someday too
some of the unknown tracks from the mixtape, could very well to music by boards of canada that is unreleased. they have lots of early eps that are not available, and some of the unknown tracks could be from there they sound like something the boards of canada could make!
Unknown track 2 straight up sounds like something from one of the Silent Hill hames. Some months ago I made a lost media post on "Underworld Evolution 2005 Flash Game." One other person said they were looking into it, but that's it. I think I may have even made a post on a different account about it once, too, to no avail.
As a big fan of Bear In The Big Blue House, I would love to see the live show found. I recall having seen a commercial back in the day for it, possibly on Disney and would have loved to have gone to see it, although I don't remember if was actually even coming locally. I'd forgotten about it till you mentioned it. Of the characters that weren't Bear, Tutter was the best.
The waluigi toenail clipping game genuinely sounds like something you'd find on deviantart ong like wtf who thought that was a good idea for a game???? No wonder they tried so hard to permanently wipe it off the face of the internet
literally realized like 7 months later that it was you i talked to about blue chin. good to see you have a mark in talking about this stuff, no idea how i never clicked on your channel and found out xD
haha yeah! when i messaged you i don't think i had many videos yet and was probably at around 1k. blue chin ended up inspiring me to make a whole channel lol but thanks for coming by to check it out :)
Not sure if it's been cited already but heard "unknown track #3" from Societas X Tape just now and that is definitely just one of the instrumentals from the Kmart tapes found on Archive under the collection known as "Attention Kmart Shoppers". It's one of the muzak instrumentals they'd play in-between selections of albums sold in the tape/CD section; might be present in the SS Kresge tapes too (also uploaded by the same user), but I haven't explored those as thoroughly as the mainline cassettes yet. You will absolutely find it somewhere in there though. Not sure who wrote/performed the song specifically but I want to say it's found in one of the first of the main chronology, i.e. before they switched over to "K-M-R-T / Kmart Radio" branding. Basically I'd suggest starting a search w/ the 1989 or 1990 tapes rather than '91/92, feel like it showed up primarily before that (possibly multiple times, I forget sadly) Did notice this recording you've included is a semitone or two higher than what I heard off the Kmart tapes, though - not sure if this means the sourcing was different, if they just nightcore'd it slightly, or what. It's very plausible we're referring to two different recordings of the same song, but the similarities in the production kinda leads me to believe otherwise. Very curious where BoC found this & if they've just got a separate source for this stuff. Maybe European stores were sourcing from these same muzak libraries for all I know. Either way, wonder if you'd have any luck locating it based off research efforts surrounding the Kmart tapes themselves. A lot of the muzak on the Kmart tapes was covers of 50s/60s/maybe 70s songs afaik, so it's v possible this was actually a cover of a song with lyrics as well. A couple of the other songs on here def seem to resemble actual leaked BoC songs, I might need to investigate this again. Feel like that shoegaze sample definitely hearkens back to what we've heard confirmed to be true off Play By Numbers (i.e. the recovered Music70 website previews, I think?) I've got some of that stuff archived if you ever need it, though I sorta doubt it's stuff other BoC fans haven't already collected themselves. Either way, I'm here to say PLEASE BOC JUST LET US HAVE PLAY BY NUMBERS. Anyway not sure if this is a useful contribution but it was quick to type, hope it helps!
You have fantastic taste in music; I haven't even checked out the description of the video, and I know that there are a lot of windows96 and Gavriel songs here. What a perfect choice of music for this type of content; very surrealistic and mysterious, which characterizes lost media
As soon as the song played it didn't feel like a song song. It felt like something that would play in an ad, or a bumper. Random music snippet bumpers are still popular on radio today.
Was just watching a ton of your videos, was not expecting the Boards of Canada! They're one of my favorite bands, I even have a Geogaddi poster on my wall. I had no idea about the Soceitas x tape, the material sounds great, I really hope that they get identified soon. Your videos are great by the way, I love the way they are edited and the narration is very thorough!
Just wanna give you a shoutout… I discovered your frutiger aero video yesterday and have watched a handful of others since. I really enjoy your videos; there’s no bs, no unnecessary jargon, they’re not overly cosmetic. And best of all, there’s no political or personal opinions that may be divisive. Just simply the info you’ve researched and it’s presented in a soothing, enjoyable way. Props! Keep doing your thing, they’re very good!
It's always crazy to me when Lost Media RUclipsrs reference LMW articles that I created (I created the article for Bear in the Big Blue House, Welcome to Pooh Corner, Dumbo's Circus, and maybe a few others, but those are the ones I've seen RUclipsrs I watch cite in their videos). Like imagine just casually watching lost media content on RUclips and seeing yourself being cited as a source
so glad you're making those unknown tracks more known, i'm a huge boc fan too and SxT is one of my favorite things by them. i especially love the first one, it reminds me of 90s tracker music. I should also let you know about a possible lead regarding the third unknown song ("thank you for not smoking"), it's most likely / definitely a slowed down arrangement of this Italian song "Non passa più" by Ernesto Bonino (ruclips.net/video/VQPJSb60vkg/видео.html), with BoC adding some synth strings and the eventual Aquarius / Slave to the Rhythm mashup remix later on in that sequence. The third unknown song is basically less lost media and more of a lost sample, as its something BoC more than likely heavily modified.
I just noticed that the British Film Archive has How to Make the Cruelest Month listed on their database, do you think there's a chance they may have the movie or have connections to someone else that might?
i have always thought that lost media was such an interesting topic, and it's very intriguing how something from media can just suddenly disappear and only linger in the memories of a select few people. I hope every piece mentioned here gets found soon! also, does anyone know the music that starts at 21:05? I've been trying to find it lately
_How to Make the Cruelest Month_ reminds me of another lost film that only ever saw a festival release, Robert Rugan's 2004 film _Alice's Misadventures in Wonderland,_ which appears to be a kind of weird contemporary take on the Alice story. There's a trailer for it on RUclips, and according to Rugan's website, hard-to-find DVD copies were floating around at one point, but looking around, that doesn't seem to be the case anymore.
On man the bear in the big blue house brings back memories. I remember going to see it on stage when I was little. Being so young I can’t remember much information about it tho. So no idea if I seen the one mentioned above, or one of the other two shows listen on its wiki. They all 3 took place a few years within time of each other
oh hey!!! random little fact: the second crusty image you showed when referring to supposed screenshots that come from "how to make the cruelest month" is actually from "but i'm a cheerleader"!!! honestly a fantastic film :)) that aside, i really hope someone can find some more info regarding "how to make the cruelest month" because i'm also dying to find it somehow
I have to wonder if “Everyone Knows That” turned up in some of those cheap toy phones you’d get in the mid 90s to early 2000s. They’d play these horrifically compressed songs (usually 90s Europop). They would often be made in China and see worldwide distribution. That could explain why people from all corners seem to recall having heard the song in their childhood. The compression/distortion could also explain why the memories are always hazy.
EDIT: Turns out it was most assuredly NOT from a toy phone, but in fact from an adult film called 'Angels of Passion'.
Didn't that also happen with that butterfly song? So many people insist they'd heard it on a toy phone. I think that's a super likely explanation.
@@Jas_per.mp3 yeah, I instantly tough on that same song when I heard this one
Not just toy phones but there were these tiny little disk like things that would play like 1 min or so of a song. They were called disk jams or something. They marketed it like cards? Sort of, but they never caught on.
AYAYAYA IM A LITTLE BUTTERFLY
@@Jas_per.mp3 It's funny, that butterfly song is nostalgic to me because a lot of UK Happy Hardcore artists from the 90's made remixes of it, due to it being a song they heard frequently on toy phones as children. Lmfao
I work at the Jim Henson Creature Shop, the Big Bear was probably taped and is in archives! We archive a lot of media, especially shows, puppets, even patterns :)
that's awesome! if you're able to check it'd be much appreciated but no worries if you don't have the time or are unable to
How does one get a job at the creature shop? Like what kinds of skills and qualifications do you need?
It really makes you think, how much human information has been lost to time. Like, the great library of alexandria, obscure writers who didnt put their books in an archive. Anything pre-internet has a totally real chance of just being completely lost forever, without anyone knowing it ever existed.
Most of the stuff in the library of Alexandria were copies.
There is a presentation on RUclips on how we are living on the Dark Ages of the Internet. Interesting for those who cares about this stuff
Even if it has been on the internet before, it's still possible for it to go lost. The internet is forever is generally an exaggeration or a misleading saying
While of course much of written history is lost, most of the works published in paper in the US are held by the Library of Congress. The internet content is much, much more vulnerable than books and newspapers of the past 250 yrs. I'm a historian and I expect the majority of online content will not be accessible, at least at this time
Library of Alexandria is overrated
never watched "bear in the big blue house" but i saw this clip where tutter's trying to push cheese into his mouse hole; and bear asks " I think tutter's looking a little tired, don't you?" and then tutter shrieks after that sentence; it's a clip i only know of thanks to tumblr, and tutter's been my favorite ever since then
No joke, one of the best shows to ever grace television. Excellent for kids, especially ones with autism, and teaches genuine lessons that are actually practical to everyday life. Not to mention, it's funny as hell, even now, in my late 20's.
@@feshpince7181for real. I've rewatched it sometimes and I'm always impressed that it still managed to make me laugh sometimes
This is wild, my son loved this show, I remember a shadow puppet episode fondly
UPDATE! Everyone Knows That has now been found! It was discovered on a porno movie from 1986 called "Angels of Passion" and its played in the background of a sex scene. The official title is "Ulterior Motives" By Christopher Saint Booth. Your Welcome Kylie
And Chris said he'll dig up the original, or re record it for the fans! 😊
Coming back after months to give everybody a spoiler alert: Christopher and his brother Philip re-recorded "Ulterior Motives" and more songs they made back then in an album called Ulterior Motives: The Lost Album in June this year. And they'll make a sequel album to the Lost Album as well I believe.
Bear sniffing you at the start of every episode absolutely TERRIFIED me when I was younger. He was just so big and scary to me
I'm 7 months late, but I'm compelled to say that I SO AGREE with you. I didn't like Bear in the Big Blue House, partly because I hated the sniffing thing. It just made me want to cringe and shrink away from the screen when his nose filled it up and it felt like he was in my personal space. In hindsight, that might have been a symptom of my ASD that wasn't recognised at the time.
I remember thinking he could really smell me cuz I remember watching an episode as a kid and he said I smelled like a ham and cheese sandwich…… while I was eating a ham and cheese sandwich lol
I loved that show and I didn't find it creepy. You're projecting probably.
its so cool that we get so fascinated over media we most likely have never heard of prior to it being lost. would i have thought to go to see bear in the big blue house live when it was on tour? maybe, maybe not. now that i know its lost and i might never be able to see it? i'm completely crushed
Gods the lost songs are all so surreal and trippy, they make me feel so comforted with their unique sounds but also uneasy at the exact same time. I really do hope they all get found!
My husband actually has worked with BOC! He’s on the same label as them and has been in the scene with them since the late 90s. They used trade music hard drives with music on it like this all the time. I should ask him if he might have any information on the lost songs :]
that's awesome! if he does have info that'd be great but still really cool regardless :)
Have you asked him yet?
Any update?
I did! The hard drive he has from them contains a LOT of audio and music (I mean a lot) - think of the hard drive as something a group of artists trade and add music with each other. I know for sure a lot of the music added to it was from Luke Vibert as well. I’ll listen through it and see if anything pops up.
@@languid4852 nice! We'll be looking forward
Every time I get a notification from your channel I get so excited. I know I’m gonna see something I haven’t seen before. I can’t wait to see what else you make.
thank you! :)
@@sombertoboggly everytime i get one from you i get angry gritt my teeth ball up my hands i have to stop myself from punching another hole in the drywall
@@chuck3637 i feel powerful knowing the mere notification of my existence produces such a strong reaction
same i love these ‘smaller’ channels they are just better quality to me 🤷♂️
I find it funny now that we know what "Ulterior Motives" is from that so many people claim to have heard it in their childhoods.
Finally someone who talks about lost wave content! I rarely see lostwave media get any attention and it's nice to see someone with a larger audience cover mysteries like these!
We NEED to fins "How to make the cruelest month". The plot of it seems right up my alley.
Would watch the fuck out of this so hard
that's an oddly sexual way of saying it @@FaithTheZombieWolf
I really hope more information is brought to light about those lost tracks! All of that music was really pretty!
If you were interested I strongly urge you to listen to SXT, it's really unique and refreshing
Came for Societas X, and stayed for waluigi's toenails.
I love how you give a lot of space to Lostwave in yout videos, most lost media videos don't mention Lostwave cases at all, but I think they deserve more attention cause these songs and the searches are so fascinating.
the live show was actually the first play/live show i ever went to! my immediate family and some aunts, uncles, and cousins went when it was in my state :] i was around 5 at the time so all i rlly remember was portions of the loooong drive there and waiting outside lol. i could ask my family what they remember from that day and maybe they have some footage or pictures.
i specifically remember it being cold outside at night when we were waiting, so it had to be touring in the fall, winter, or early spring. and it was showing in either indiana or chicago. it might not have been the exact play in question but i can't find a list of cities they toured in online to double check. i can ask my family
@@xboxgamergirl117 That's great! Any updates?
@@xboxgamergirl117 hey, if you can ever update us. please?
the BoC tape is similar to Kraftwerk's "6 hours of demos and unfinished tracks" from 1991. the VHS tape is not available anywhere online. the only person that owns it is the furry youtuber "Artemis Wishfoot", who upon questioning him at Anthrocon, said he bought it at the Brixton Academy concert in June 1991. I heard it at a room party, and here's a list of the tracks that I could identify:
1: The Man Machine (1977 pitch tape)
2: Autobahn Tech Demo (possibly late 1973/early 1974)
3: Music Non Stop (1983 Demo, titled "Echoes", a reference to the Pink Floyd song)
all of the other 142 tracks are completely unidentified or are so different from the final versions that they are unidentifiable.
Hey! Sorry if it's too late.
I searched up the Artemis Wishfoot guy, (god that's a weird name).
And, I couldn't find any video about this tape.
Would it still be possible to contact him to release it digitally?
The reason is, I'm very interested in the search for "Everyones Know That" lost media song.
It could be one of thoses on it.
Again, I apologise for the disturbance.
Also i like that you dont have a monotone voice like every other channel that do similar topics
17:50 The Faculty was my fever dream lost media for awhile. Just woke up at a weird hour and it was on TV, didn't have a way to just look it up back then. Such a great movie.
This pieces of media have an incredible power in our minds. I'm sure I've never seen or hear any of these cases but I can actually feel they belong to somewhere in my childhood too. That sense of familiriaty, is odd but also comforting. It's so strange
“Waluigi’s toenail clipping party” sounds like a wattpad fanfic.
Yeah it really does.
I went to Bear in the Big Blue House Live when I was a kid!!!! I barely remember it because I was so little. I think it would be cool to see it again if it gets found to maybe spark some memories.
I hope that Waluigi game is found because I have a theory that "painting lines" means you get to give him a French pedicure.
i went on a hunt for one of my most treasured childhood tv shows only to find out that its mostly lost, so seeing someone shine a light on some lesser know lost medias is really cool, i love your videos they're very well put together!
I'm so intrigued about the Bear in the Big Blue House live entry because one of the boys who was cast for the US stage show was a primary school classmate of mine, and he'd been gone from school during the tour. I'm pretty sure his mother went along with him too, and she is a dance instructor who used to teach our primary school class, and also still helps out my former high school for my sister's dance shows. I'm so curious if she either has or might know someone from that time who has access to the footage of at least one show, since you'd think a parent would want to keep a video of their child performing onstage (unless NDAS were involved or it's just old footage since it was the early 2000's). Hopefully there'll be a chance to ask her at some point about it!
any updates?
How to Make the Cruelest Month is on my lost media wish list because I love Clea so much! It feels weird that you're mentioning this, because people rarely seem to be interested in smaller indie films.
kylie saying that line at 2:40 will always make me laugh by how ridiculous it sounds out of context
I pointed it out in a previous comment, but I keep replaying it because Tutter has his toilet right next to his front door.
As an early Gen Z kid myself I was glad to hear you also watched Bear in the Big Blue House as a young kid, I remember my then-best friend was terrified of Luna lol. Great video as always!
I definitely saw a Bear Live show when I was younger, apparently theres multiple and a couple have been uploaded online, one being Surprise Party about Tutter's birthday, I can't remember which one I'd seen.
Noel, the man who portrays Bear, is always so sweet and kind with his audience and continues to interact with fans years later, I always love to see more Bear from him.
i was just rewatching your unsettling reddit mysteries videos last night and wishing we'd get another video from you! so nice to see you again kylie
Unknown track #3 reminds me a little bit of those muzak tapes from the 70s and 80s, but slowed down and/or had the pitch/tone adjusted. It sounds pretty eerie off the bat, but if you speed it up a bit it doesn't actually sound as spooky. I collect old tapes and will occasionally stumble upon what I think is a blank, but actually contains audio - which I usually can't identify. I recently picked up a "blank" 8-track tape which turned out to have a bunch of instrumental music on it. I posted the sound clip to lostwave actually, and while the album/songs themselves could not be identified exactly (not enough traction), the general consensus was that it was likely a copy of a muzak tape used in malls/stores around that era (also since 8-track tapes loop and don't need to be rewound or flipped, this makes sense given the context). The kind of instrumentation in track #3 reminds me a lot of the contents of that tape, so that is my possible guess!
I have a possible piece of lost media. It was a hot wheels game that you could play on your phone, i don’t know about other platforms than mobile. It was a 2d like racing game that was like those old car parking games you would play on the web when you were a kid or something, with the iconic top down camera view but instead of parking cars, you are racing hot wheel cars. The control scheme was some sort of wheel on the left side of the screen, and then the pedals (either had both brake and gas or just gas my memory is fuzzy). It was quite old, roughly from 2013-2014 or something. You collected hot wheel cars by completing levels i think. I think there were boosters on certain tracks that made your car go faster, and there may or may not have been power-ups to screw over your opponent’s. I think i played it on an iphone 5 when i was little. I downloaded on the app store so it clearly was not some web browser game (or maybe it was, web browser games can become apps you can get on phones). I forgot the name of the game, it was like hot wheels racing among those lines or something different than that.
BRO I WAS LAUGHING FOR TEN MINUTES STRAIGHT WHEN YOU SAID “and my personal favorite character tutter having to take a shit in the middle of play checkers “ LMAO
idk why but out of all the years I've been into lost media "everyone knows that" intrigues me the most. I have no clue why, I personally think its a demo for a band on a casette that was never released and probably tossed that probably only one person had collecting dust in an attic OR it's a song made for a tv show so they wouldn't have to pay royalties for charting music and the reel was probably lost.
There have been some intriguing theories speculating that the song could be a demo from Australian group Savage Garden. Lead singer Darren Hayes sounds strikingly similar to the singer of “Everyone Knows That” and he’s mentioned ‘hundreds and hundreds’ of demos that were sent to people prior to them getting signed. Tapes of unreleased content dating as early as 1994, and a fair share of the demos we do have available have this 80s sound to them.
In addition, while these theories were spreading in the community, Darren Hayes himself randomly tweeted ‘Everyone Knows That’, which promptly caught folks’ attention. He eventually deleted it and hasn’t commented anything related to the matter yet, but he hasn’t denied it either like other debunked leads.
Fascinating. I'm a big music nerd because my dad is a music history teacher, so I really enjoyed the last piece of LM. Never heard of boards of Canada before, gonna have to look them up. Thanks for a great video as always!
Listening back on anything regarding the search for Ulterior Motives after it’s been found is so funny to me. Like… no, it wasn’t from a commercial lol. It was very much not.
especially saying its from your childhood lol
@@StatTheMusicFinder Or when people say "I swear I remember my mum listening to this when I was a kid"
@@BisManTheBisMan 😭
So glad you're blowing up, kylie-- your videos are always solid quality all the way through. It's great to have your videos appear in my feed alongside the likes of Jorge, Brayden, and LSSQ.
I'm especially curious about unknown track no. 5 at 24:20, it has the vibes of 60s-70s folk, aka a song I'd listen to on repeat lol
It's so intriguing, I'd love to hear the whole thing and find out who actually made it
People who remember the Waluigi one have also said after you clip his nails you could email them to people. I can’t imagine opening an email and it just being a jar of toenails. On another note I’ve been binging your videos and subscribed I really enjoy them! The editing style and background music is really calming I appreciate its not all creepy just to add anxiety thanks for that!
4:48 HOLY SHIT THIS IS MY REDDIT POST THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
love your channel and also love your use of super paper mario music! it’s such an underrated game and it makes me happy to hear music from it again.
Dude I'm loving your content. it's always things that are super interesting, but that no other channel really covers, at least not as in depth.
thank you i really appreciate it :)
If there are any updates on the "how to make the cruelest month" film, Id love to know! Clea Duvall is one of my favorite actors. Just wanted to let you know that when talking about the supposed screen caps, the first two are both just low-quality images from Clea's movies "But I'm a cheerleader" :)
I was coming down to comment that lol. I agree with ur sentiment too. I need more clea duvall content in my life
another banger from miss kylie, love to listen to ur vids while gaming
YES!! I didn’t expect another upload so soon, thank you 🎉🎉❤❤
2:43 is hilarious
The good thing about looking for the unknown tracks of Societas X Tape is that you find so much great music either way.
I always watch these so fast when I see you post 😂 your content is always so well done and entertaining to watch while being super educational 🖤
Gotta love that boards of Canada playing in the background! Such an interesting topic, great video! It is well narrated and very interesting
Kylie, thank you so much for your videos. For mental health reasons, I personally don’t have an account on Reddit, but I really enjoy you introducing me and others to so many fascinating stories. The way you do that, from editing to crediting other commenters and narrating it really resonates with me. it somehow even helps me re-gaining hope in Internet culture, something that has become hard for me to do so on my own. so again, I just want to thank you wholeheartedly and please keep making videos if it is something you continue to enjoy doing! I certainly am here for your next videos :) ❤
Just wanna say I love your choice of background music for your videos. I think it fits the whole vibe of your channel
thank you glad you think so!
I had this video on for noise and didn't really pay attention to the search details for Ulterior Motives. When the clip played I lost it.
Thanks for covering something from lostwave! As a musician/producer, lostwave has become super interesting to me. Possibly my favorite type of lost media.
Been subbed since your first couple vids and am now catching up on the last few months, you just keep getting better! One of my fave channels for sure
thank you!
So THAT'S why your videos are SO NICE to watch! You've got Boards Of Canada as background music!! I better pay more attention to them now!
unknown track 5 reminds me so much of the music my dad would listen to on road trips to my grandparent’s house, i’ve never heard it before but it just has that vibe
The E"veryone Knows That" is the most fascinating one. A random guy from Spain that was messing with his recorder on the TV in 1999 and 20 years later found a random archive of a recording that happened to be a banger. So fascinating.
*gooning LMAO
@Moder_20 my comment aged like milk 🤣
I know I mentioned this before but the fact that you use BOC music makes me incredibly happy. Love the channel and excited to watch it grow!
Awww I missed your upload yesterday but I'm catching this now! Thank you for the great content! I hope everything is well
Wow, had this video in the background so wasn’t looking, but physically flinched when you said ‘How to Make the Cruelest Month’, because wow that’s such a unique title/phrase. Unfortunately I can’t remember how I know of it, but my best guess is seeing it in a video store? It came out the year I was born so I’m unsure why it’s familiar. This comment isn’t really helpful sorry but take it as my contribution to algorithm activity lol, I love your content a lot
A lost media video with a list that’s fresh and not just copy & pasted from other videos? Subscribed!!!!
i get this really cool feeling when i watch your videos, i've always wanted to try making my own seeing as i'm an editor and everything but i don't exactly know what i'd make them about, but even so your videos are definitely a reference point of inspiration for me, i always get excited when i see your notifications :)
I only found your channel recently, and I want to let you know you're doing great. Keep up the good work!
thank you!
It freaks me out how much I’m convinced I’ve heard “Everyone Knows That” before. I played it for some people my age and they said it was familiar (all West Coast US, born early to mid 90s).
Found. Made for some decades old porn movie. It’s on RUclips but there’s moaning at like every part except for the main segment but there’s some fan made clean versions
"Or you've heard of something that is lost" me and my obsession with the lost prototype's of Slime Rancher. My FAVE indie game like ever ever! Literally we get ANY Slime Rancher news I just start crying! I want to experience the lost prototypes SOOOO badly as a huge fan of Slime Rancher, cut content/games in development and lost media.
I’ve been recovering from god awful food poisoning and this is JUST what I needed to help me feel better
hope you start feeling better soon! :)
The Societas x Tapes tracks are so well made and feel like they’d be on liminal space/weirdcore videos by those horror channels. Thank you for bringing all of these up so I can search on my own as well
loved this! I've become a lost media enthusiast and while I haven't really made an effort to join any hunt I've tried before finding some lost media I'm aware from spanish-speaking youtube channels. Still as you mentioned it is really satisfying when a lost media case is solved! Wishing these will be found someday too
Amazing work once again! Always looking forward to your next upload!
some of the unknown tracks from the mixtape, could very well to music by boards of canada that is unreleased.
they have lots of early eps that are not available, and some of the unknown tracks could be from there
they sound like something the boards of canada could make!
The way you delivered the part about the mouse taking a shit cracked me up
Unknown track 2 straight up sounds like something from one of the Silent Hill hames.
Some months ago I made a lost media post on "Underworld Evolution 2005 Flash Game." One other person said they were looking into it, but that's it. I think I may have even made a post on a different account about it once, too, to no avail.
As a big fan of Bear In The Big Blue House, I would love to see the live show found. I recall having seen a commercial back in the day for it, possibly on Disney and would have loved to have gone to see it, although I don't remember if was actually even coming locally. I'd forgotten about it till you mentioned it. Of the characters that weren't Bear, Tutter was the best.
The waluigi toenail clipping game genuinely sounds like something you'd find on deviantart ong like wtf who thought that was a good idea for a game???? No wonder they tried so hard to permanently wipe it off the face of the internet
literally realized like 7 months later that it was you i talked to about blue chin. good to see you have a mark in talking about this stuff, no idea how i never clicked on your channel and found out xD
haha yeah! when i messaged you i don't think i had many videos yet and was probably at around 1k. blue chin ended up inspiring me to make a whole channel lol but thanks for coming by to check it out :)
Not sure if it's been cited already but heard "unknown track #3" from Societas X Tape just now and that is definitely just one of the instrumentals from the Kmart tapes found on Archive under the collection known as "Attention Kmart Shoppers". It's one of the muzak instrumentals they'd play in-between selections of albums sold in the tape/CD section; might be present in the SS Kresge tapes too (also uploaded by the same user), but I haven't explored those as thoroughly as the mainline cassettes yet. You will absolutely find it somewhere in there though.
Not sure who wrote/performed the song specifically but I want to say it's found in one of the first of the main chronology, i.e. before they switched over to "K-M-R-T / Kmart Radio" branding. Basically I'd suggest starting a search w/ the 1989 or 1990 tapes rather than '91/92, feel like it showed up primarily before that (possibly multiple times, I forget sadly)
Did notice this recording you've included is a semitone or two higher than what I heard off the Kmart tapes, though - not sure if this means the sourcing was different, if they just nightcore'd it slightly, or what. It's very plausible we're referring to two different recordings of the same song, but the similarities in the production kinda leads me to believe otherwise. Very curious where BoC found this & if they've just got a separate source for this stuff. Maybe European stores were sourcing from these same muzak libraries for all I know.
Either way, wonder if you'd have any luck locating it based off research efforts surrounding the Kmart tapes themselves.
A lot of the muzak on the Kmart tapes was covers of 50s/60s/maybe 70s songs afaik, so it's v possible this was actually a cover of a song with lyrics as well.
A couple of the other songs on here def seem to resemble actual leaked BoC songs, I might need to investigate this again. Feel like that shoegaze sample definitely hearkens back to what we've heard confirmed to be true off Play By Numbers (i.e. the recovered Music70 website previews, I think?)
I've got some of that stuff archived if you ever need it, though I sorta doubt it's stuff other BoC fans haven't already collected themselves. Either way, I'm here to say PLEASE BOC JUST LET US HAVE PLAY BY NUMBERS.
Anyway not sure if this is a useful contribution but it was quick to type, hope it helps!
You have fantastic taste in music; I haven't even checked out the description of the video, and I know that there are a lot of windows96 and Gavriel songs here. What a perfect choice of music for this type of content; very surrealistic and mysterious, which characterizes lost media
As soon as the song played it didn't feel like a song song. It felt like something that would play in an ad, or a bumper. Random music snippet bumpers are still popular on radio today.
Was just watching a ton of your videos, was not expecting the Boards of Canada! They're one of my favorite bands, I even have a Geogaddi poster on my wall. I had no idea about the Soceitas x tape, the material sounds great, I really hope that they get identified soon. Your videos are great by the way, I love the way they are edited and the narration is very thorough!
geogaddi is my favorite album of theirs, and thank you very much!
@@sombertoboggly thank you! BOC is my favorite band. It's always good to find other people who appreciate them.
the sentence “tutter has to take a shit in the middle of checkers” made me cackle
Just wanna give you a shoutout… I discovered your frutiger aero video yesterday and have watched a handful of others since. I really enjoy your videos; there’s no bs, no unnecessary jargon, they’re not overly cosmetic. And best of all, there’s no political or personal opinions that may be divisive. Just simply the info you’ve researched and it’s presented in a soothing, enjoyable way.
Props! Keep doing your thing, they’re very good!
thank you! glad to hear you've been enjoying it so far :)
Another great video!! You always find a few topics I haven’t heard and don’t just give the same ones other videos do
It's always crazy to me when Lost Media RUclipsrs reference LMW articles that I created (I created the article for Bear in the Big Blue House, Welcome to Pooh Corner, Dumbo's Circus, and maybe a few others, but those are the ones I've seen RUclipsrs I watch cite in their videos). Like imagine just casually watching lost media content on RUclips and seeing yourself being cited as a source
Always interesting to watch a lost media video. Thanks for uploading it!
Pd: unknown song 2 sounds sick
so glad you're making those unknown tracks more known, i'm a huge boc fan too and SxT is one of my favorite things by them. i especially love the first one, it reminds me of 90s tracker music.
I should also let you know about a possible lead regarding the third unknown song ("thank you for not smoking"), it's most likely / definitely a slowed down arrangement of this Italian song "Non passa più" by Ernesto Bonino (ruclips.net/video/VQPJSb60vkg/видео.html), with BoC adding some synth strings and the eventual Aquarius / Slave to the Rhythm mashup remix later on in that sequence. The third unknown song is basically less lost media and more of a lost sample, as its something BoC more than likely heavily modified.
The lost tracks along with those liminal pictures give me [Adult Swim] bump vibes and I love it
I just noticed that the British Film Archive has How to Make the Cruelest Month listed on their database, do you think there's a chance they may have the movie or have connections to someone else that might?
YAY more kylie!!! Your videos always brighten my day!
i have always thought that lost media was such an interesting topic, and it's very intriguing how something from media can just suddenly disappear and only linger in the memories of a select few people. I hope every piece mentioned here gets found soon! also, does anyone know the music that starts at 21:05? I've been trying to find it lately
it's apathy by oneheart!
So happy for a new upload! Been having a rough day this is perfect
Hey Kylie I just wanna say your doing great! I love your channel and the way you describe things, and I hope you get bigger and bigger 🤗
nice to know u also share a love of lost music!! i have a couple tunes i’m looking for myself so i understand the struggle LOL
ahh!! bear in the big blue house! i was such a big fan! i still remember the italian lyrics to the goodbye song
Also once you said a ton of your BG music was Boards of Canada you finally got me to listen to them and damn I wish i did sooner
_How to Make the Cruelest Month_ reminds me of another lost film that only ever saw a festival release, Robert Rugan's 2004 film _Alice's Misadventures in Wonderland,_ which appears to be a kind of weird contemporary take on the Alice story.
There's a trailer for it on RUclips, and according to Rugan's website, hard-to-find DVD copies were floating around at one point, but looking around, that doesn't seem to be the case anymore.
always a joy to hear someone appreciate Gavriel's music. i love the Red Twilight song playing in the background.
On man the bear in the big blue house brings back memories. I remember going to see it on stage when I was little. Being so young I can’t remember much information about it tho. So no idea if I seen the one mentioned above, or one of the other two shows listen on its wiki. They all 3 took place a few years within time of each other
The music you use is so refreshing. So many catchy tunes going on in the background. What's the one at 2:30?
oh hey!!! random little fact: the second crusty image you showed when referring to supposed screenshots that come from "how to make the cruelest month" is actually from "but i'm a cheerleader"!!! honestly a fantastic film :)) that aside, i really hope someone can find some more info regarding "how to make the cruelest month" because i'm also dying to find it somehow
Holy shit 44k subs!!! I knew you could do it, this is only the beginning!
thank you! :)