Robert Stack could make looking for the remote terrifying. "On a cold, rainy night on October 1993, a family returned home one night to find that the television remote had disappeared without a trace..."
@@Dremag_Gaming UPDATE The severed and mutilated remains of the television remote were found outside of the family's home near the doghouse in the backyard. The family dog, Nibbles, was taken into custody, and is currently being held in a maximum security kennel.
Wow, you really stole the comment from this video below from DAClarkism and changed the month. Jeeeze be more creative ruclips.net/video/JnOeIFx3ML8/видео.html
whitley strieber and art bel really made us believe the aliens were real and abucting people back in the 90s ``scarey time back before myspace etc... people could diapear easier
What made this shows horror stand out better is that the episodes and the music fucks with your mind. Todays horror shows the monster. This show, your mind is the monster.
: Disclaimer: This Program is about Unsolved Mysteries. Whenever possible, the actual family members and police officials have participated in Re Creating the events. What you are about to hear is Not a News broadcast😂😂
When Robert Stack would open a program, he would often say, "Join me perhaps YOU maybe able to help solve a mystery." When he would close the program, he would say, "Join me next time for another edition of Unsolved Mysteries." Also in the Lifetime repeats, the mailing address was used instead of the toll free number. P.O. Box 11449 Burbank CA, 91510-1449.
The people that composed the Unsolved Mysteries theme are geniuses. In an era of bright happy synthesizer tunes that sounded like sunshine and bubblegum, it's a nicely stark contrast to hear one of the darkest, most sinister sounding tunes composed for TV. I never realized just how much of an influence this was on the Halloween style music I create
Yeah, it's a mishmash of a kid's TV jingle, 'Tubular Bells' and the Carpenter 'Halloween' theme music. Completely unoriginal, but damn was it effective! :)
Gotta concur here. When something was meant to survive only once, don't break it!After the theme, all the music better be queued for a haunted house segment on a Halloween/other kind of scary show.This would so totally work.BTW, congenitally blind here, so I know the value of a good score when I hear one.Definitely uncommon, rare and certainly invaluable in my book.Keep them coming?
I don't think that any other person could've hosted Unsolved Mysteries like Robert Stack did. His demeanor and voice fit perfect for the show. R.I.P. Robert
Read in Robert Stacks voice "On August 20th, 2018 RUclipsr Defpixel uploaded The Unsolved Mysteries soundtrack for others to hear.....later that year he vanished without a trace. If you have any information on Defpixels disappearance call our hotline and help us solve an unsolved mystery"
"On Christmas eve, 1994, little Timmy was awake in the late hours of the night after his parents went to bed... He heard strange noises coming from above his roof that sounded like bells. Terrified, he went down to investigate. In the livingroom next to the Christmas tree, he came face to face with what most of us would say.... Does not exist...Join me for this special edition of Unsolved Mysteries"
Similar but not the same, Unsolved Mysteries is based on true actual events. I believe the X-Files had only one episode- the first episode of the first season - based on actual true events. Although I do believe some of the episodes of the X-Files are based on truths, they're allegories and it's one of my favorite shows, I'm actually rewatching all the X-Files and Unsolved Mysteries episodes
@@gay_spiritual Plus X-Files focuses more on Extra-Terrestrials than any other topic. Unsolved Mysteries Main Focus is Everything just as long as its Mysterious!
gives me chills. so good too hearing like this away from the show isolated. finally we get unsolved mysteries back on youtube, & the whole soundtrack wow.
I always love the part at 1:29, when they change to some cool action sequence they've shot (car chase, explosion, etc). For a show like that, it had some really well done reenactments.
I was disappointed they didn’t keep the reenactments in the Netflix version but I guess it was hard to do the reenactments without a narrator and it really is impossible to replace Robert Stack.
I was expecting to lose interest after the main theme but the entire thing is dynamic, very interesting, and manages to stay on topic. It's pretty fantastic really. I just bought both volumes on vinyl, not cheap, no regrets.
If you haven’t watched this show in decades, seeing it again will make you appreciate the meaning behind all of these cues. The open/close and update themes just scratch the surface.
heyitsablackguy the ghost segments always scared the crap out of me and was afraid to go upstairs to my room at bedtime. It was on at 8pm so yeah I was pretty freaked out
I’m on a marathon through amazon prime. That’s the reason I pay for prime is for this show. Every theme is scary but seasons 8-9 really had me tripping. That’s when I started watching it and then they would show reruns of it. Scariest show of all time.
I was too scared to watch this as a kid once the theme song started. I'm 32 now and have been marathoning the show during quarantine. This music manages to strike a cord :D love it, gonna screenwrite to it
I was haunted by this show as a child, now I binge watch it fearlessly as an adult. The unexplained does not scare me, but helps me think outside the box to derive potential solutions and expand my world view and perspective. Not understanding but still seeking to find out is the start of wisdom.
And what's even scarier, it was much easier to get away with murder. Literally. There weren't cameras on every corner like there are now. Crazy to think of how many murders went unsolved. At least this show help bring many people to justice.
UM was the perfect mix of sound effects,theme song,narrator host, filming angles,storylines..... If one those had been off tone,the show wouldn't of been as iconic
The panic I'd feel not knowing where the remote was when this show would unexpectedly come on the tv in the 90s was off the charts. This, Tales from the Crypt, and Are You Afraid of the Dark all terrified me as a 6-11 year old.
FUN FACT: It's not on here but has anyone ever realized that one cue from the "Tallmans Ghost" segment was actually a scary downed version of "Silent Night"? If I remember correctly, that segment at one point took place during Christmas where you see a tree and decorations up in their living room with the son sleeping on the sofa. If you listen carefully, it's actually the first few bars of "Silent Night". To me that one was one of the creepiest cues and they must have liked it so much that they used it throughout the series during the ghost segments and even some alien and UFO segments. They probably figured that it's not so obviously "Silent Night" and works for other things plus you wouldn't realize this unless you caught that Tallman segment having been Christmas themed.
18:08 to 19:40 Love the way it plays, as if you are in the process of uncovering something incredible in the way of advancing the field of paranormal research
When you suddenly know now to solve the puzzle after years of research and immediately put all the pieces together. Then the solution presents more disturbing questions then answers.
For those interested, at the 3:00 mark, that’s the background music to one of the most terrifying re-enactments in shows history, the Richard Church segment.
Yeah, it's released by Terror Vision. The 3x LP version was very limited, and I was only able to get the single LP. I plan on (overpaying) getting the 3x LP and vol 2 off Ebay.
A man in a black Mercedes was last seen traveling slowly along a dirt road in a remote area somewhere off RT 80 one night. Suddenly a bright light lit up the night sky. Two campers, Billy Smith and Zelenograd Williams noticed the spectacle. They walked towards the car and to their surprise, there was nobody there, but the strangest part was that the car was still running and the theme to Unsolved Mysteries was playing in the tape deck...
The song “Garage Door” in this clip is not the version I heard in the Tallman’s Ghost segment. It has a dreaded heart beat rhythm and synth sound. I heard it in other works: a PSA in Canada regarding a lost child in the woods and in a WWF promo featuring Jake The Snake locking Ultimate Warrior in a room full of snakes.
Vegeta Solo We never heard that in its purest form until now. Back in the 1990s, Stack's voiceover and/or skit dialog obscured much of it, but I remember liking at least what I could hear. This whole album is CHILLING to say the least.
All of these ghostly musical tracks remind me of what it's like to watch my entire dvd set of the unsolved mysteries ghost collection and it definetly reminds and makes me feel like I'm absolutely watching a specific episode of one of them right now
IDK why the hell am I so scared. But this music is freaking me out. And I'm over 30 and this show still spooks me out till this day. Not to mention looking at the Unsolved Mysteries logo (banner). Every time when this show came on when u was a kid I would be frightened soon as the music gets to the bridge and to the show's title. The 1980s had some real creepy and facinating graphics
It wasn't the ghosts or anything like that that did it for me as a kid, but when watching this show as a kid, I KNEW without a SHADOW of a doubt, that EVERY bad guy on this show was RIGHT outside my parents. front. door.....
I had actually learned something both very fascinating and creepy alike from the unsolved mysteries ghost episode called the black hope haunting and that the accounts of graves getting disturbed on 2 separate private properties in a rural Texas neighborhood back in the early 1980's is what became the transpiration for the 1982 Horror Film "Poltergeist" which is what is said on back of the unsolved mysteries DVD Box that I still keep my copy of that episode inside of
Unsolved Mysteries Episodes About Ghosts Are Absolutely The Best And That I Simply Just Can’t Stop Watching The DVD Set With All Of Those Particular And Countless Episodes Over And Over Again ! 😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉
one of the most epic soundtracks ever. Big massive thanks to Ryan Graveface for making it happen! I own all three vinyl releases of this music, amazing!
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Robert Stack could make looking for the remote terrifying. "On a cold, rainy night on October 1993, a family returned home one night to find that the television remote had disappeared without a trace..."
*waiting for an update on this story and hoping it's happy one. 😁
@@Dremag_Gaming UPDATE
The severed and mutilated remains of the television remote were found outside of the family's home near the doghouse in the backyard. The family dog, Nibbles, was taken into custody, and is currently being held in a maximum security kennel.
lol old joke but still funny. However you used the subject "night" twice in the same sentence
@@Robert_Stack LOL!
Wow, you really stole the comment from this video below from DAClarkism and changed the month.
Jeeeze be more creative
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The music that haunts my childhood memories....
AlienatingPredation Scared the hell out of me.
AlienatingPredation This is the type of music that once heard you never ever forget it, and it stays with you for life. Real talk.
No joke!
Me too bro... still makes the hair on my arm stand up
whitley strieber and art bel really made us believe the aliens were real and abucting people back in the 90s ``scarey time back before myspace etc... people could diapear easier
Modern horror films need to take note. This is how you make and create an eerily soul haunting soundtrack
Exactly
Pacific Heights - great movie 👍
Human quality has fallen over time...
What made this shows horror stand out better is that the episodes and the music fucks with your mind. Todays horror shows the monster. This show, your mind is the monster.
You could play this during trick or treating and it would be perfect haha
R.I.P. Robert Stack
He was the man for sure 👍
Do you think when he got to the other realm, he met the people who appeared in stories on his show?
Yeah.
: Disclaimer: This Program is about Unsolved Mysteries. Whenever possible, the actual family members and police officials have participated in Re Creating the events. What you are about to hear is Not a News broadcast😂😂
Dontavious Chandler ❤️
Tonight on Unsolved Mysteries we delve into the case of.......
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For every mystery there is someone somewhere who holds a clue perhaps that someone is watching perhaps it’s you.
When Robert Stack would open a program, he would often say, "Join me perhaps YOU maybe able to help solve a mystery." When he would close the program, he would say, "Join me next time for another edition of Unsolved Mysteries." Also in the Lifetime repeats, the mailing address was used instead of the toll free number. P.O. Box 11449 Burbank CA, 91510-1449.
The people that composed the Unsolved Mysteries theme are geniuses. In an era of bright happy synthesizer tunes that sounded like sunshine and bubblegum, it's a nicely stark contrast to hear one of the darkest, most sinister sounding tunes composed for TV. I never realized just how much of an influence this was on the Halloween style music I create
AltoonaYourPiano it reminds me of Tubular Bells a bit.
Yeah, it's a mishmash of a kid's TV jingle, 'Tubular Bells' and the Carpenter 'Halloween' theme music. Completely unoriginal, but damn was it effective! :)
Love this theme! One of the best I've ever heard for a TV show. Defintely fit the show and I've always remembered it
Gotta concur here. When something was meant to survive only once, don't break it!After the theme, all the music better be queued for a haunted house segment on a Halloween/other kind of scary show.This would so totally work.BTW, congenitally blind here, so I know the value of a good score when I hear one.Definitely uncommon, rare and certainly invaluable in my book.Keep them coming?
This particular theme sounds more like Halloween than other seasons.
I don't think that any other person could've hosted Unsolved Mysteries like Robert Stack did. His demeanor and voice fit perfect for the show. R.I.P. Robert
When he died, the show died as well. It just wasn't the same after that
It was the genius music score that really gave the show a life of its own. The stories wouldnt have been nearly as interesting without it
This music is so insanely good.
Read in Robert Stacks voice
"On August 20th, 2018 RUclipsr Defpixel uploaded The Unsolved Mysteries soundtrack for others to hear.....later that year he vanished without a trace. If you have any information on Defpixels disappearance call our hotline and help us solve an unsolved mystery"
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LMAO...I totally read what you wrote in robert stacks voice too!
lmfao
@@woodlandmist77 me too
lol
"On Christmas eve, 1994, little Timmy was awake in the late hours of the night after his parents went to bed... He heard strange noises coming from above his roof that sounded like bells. Terrified, he went down to investigate. In the livingroom next to the Christmas tree, he came face to face with what most of us would say.... Does not exist...Join me for this special edition of Unsolved Mysteries"
The tale of Krampus! Does he exist? Or is he just a myth?
Before the “X-Files,” we had “Unsolved Mysteries,” and no one can deliver narration quite as haunting as Robert Stack could.
Similar but not the same, Unsolved Mysteries is based on true actual events. I believe the X-Files had only one episode- the first episode of the first season - based on actual true events. Although I do believe some of the episodes of the X-Files are based on truths, they're allegories and it's one of my favorite shows, I'm actually rewatching all the X-Files and Unsolved Mysteries episodes
@@gay_spiritual Plus X-Files focuses more on Extra-Terrestrials than any other topic. Unsolved Mysteries Main Focus is Everything just as long as its Mysterious!
Scariest music ever.
gives me chills. so good too hearing like this away from the show isolated. finally we get unsolved mysteries back on youtube, & the whole soundtrack wow.
I always love the part at 1:29, when they change to some cool action sequence they've shot (car chase, explosion, etc). For a show like that, it had some really well done reenactments.
Yeah, I was always impressed by the quality of the reenactments. They were generally realistic with naturalistic acting.
I was disappointed they didn’t keep the reenactments in the Netflix version but I guess it was hard to do the reenactments without a narrator and it really is impossible to replace Robert Stack.
@@thelastroseofsummer2817 The new version is also way too slow paced dragged out, devoting the entire episode to one story.
All thats missing is Robert Stack's voice
IcedOut Cheney “And his trench coat “!
I already hear his voice when the intro plays!
we all miss Robert Stack's voice
One of the dopest theme songs to ever exist.
I was expecting to lose interest after the main theme but the entire thing is dynamic, very interesting, and manages to stay on topic. It's pretty fantastic really. I just bought both volumes on vinyl, not cheap, no regrets.
If you haven’t watched this show in decades, seeing it again will make you appreciate the meaning behind all of these cues. The open/close and update themes just scratch the surface.
I'm grown and can't watch this alone! Scary show, especially the ghost segments.
heyitsablackguy the ghost segments always scared the crap out of me and was afraid to go upstairs to my room at bedtime. It was on at 8pm so yeah I was pretty freaked out
Also the ufo segments too!!!
I watch it as an adult now and to this day I still feel an uneasiness when that theme comes on and Robert Stack starts talking.
Dude, small world. Nice to see you here..... and yeah, I feel the same way!!!!
I’m on a marathon through amazon prime. That’s the reason I pay for prime is for this show. Every theme is scary but seasons 8-9 really had me tripping. That’s when I started watching it and then they would show reruns of it. Scariest show of all time.
This show gave me alot of nightmares as a kid but was my favorite show and I couldn’t stop watching
Same here!
Same here
Same here
Same here!
Same here
Walk around at night with all the lights off & this playing....see how long you last before turning the lights back on
Not very long for me haha
Hell no
Two words: Hell motherfuckin' no
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No words for how epic this release is. Especially the 3xLP version. The first few seasons of this show are legendary.
If you have the 3 LP version please upload it
Yes please do upload it!
I'll be uploading the 3 lp in HD in about a week
Yeah please upload it if you have it and if you can. Would love to hear it.
@@lyhuewynegar7312 it's been a week
I was too scared to watch this as a kid once the theme song started. I'm 32 now and have been marathoning the show during quarantine. This music manages to strike a cord :D love it, gonna screenwrite to it
I was haunted by this show as a child, now I binge watch it fearlessly as an adult. The unexplained does not scare me, but helps me think outside the box to derive potential solutions and expand my world view and perspective.
Not understanding but still seeking to find out is the start of wisdom.
Amazing score. 9:01 is by far one of the best piano pieces on the soundtrack
what is the name of that song I like it too want to know
Sunday nights on NBC were scary times back in the early 90s...
Tonight on unsolved mysteries, why the TV show still iconic to this day
No mystery about that. It's just a great show with an extremely haunting theme.
One of the greatest opening themes for a tv show EVER.
The real unsolved mystery is how could anyone possibly dislike this.
Seriously one of the best series soundtracks ever made!! I don't know who the people are that composed it but they are incredibly talented!!
Minty brought me here for the memories...
He didn't bring me here, I do like his videos though.
One thing I learned from this series is that it was trivially easy to escape from prison back in the 80s
And what's even scarier, it was much easier to get away with murder. Literally. There weren't cameras on every corner like there are now. Crazy to think of how many murders went unsolved. At least this show help bring many people to justice.
@@TheIwanttoapologizealso DNA technology advances now that weren’t around then
I LOVE THIS MUSIC...!!! The 80's were the best PERIOD...;)
UM was the perfect mix of sound effects,theme song,narrator host, filming angles,storylines..... If one those had been off tone,the show wouldn't of been as iconic
oh my god it sounds amazing. its got all its dynamic range!
The panic I'd feel not knowing where the remote was when this show would unexpectedly come on the tv in the 90s was off the charts. This, Tales from the Crypt, and Are You Afraid of the Dark all terrified me as a 6-11 year old.
Unsolved Mysteries was my favorite show on Lifetime and I remember watching when Robert Stack hosted
RIP Robert Stack
It's not a Lifetime show, they bought license to air it after the fact.
Thank you for this. You've convinced me to buy the copy at my record store
This is crazy. You can hear the vinyl pops. Great music. Thanks.
That's not the vinyl...that's the sound of muffled footsteps coming from somewhere behind you...
FUN FACT: It's not on here but has anyone ever realized that one cue from the "Tallmans Ghost" segment was actually a scary downed version of "Silent Night"? If I remember correctly, that segment at one point took place during Christmas where you see a tree and decorations up in their living room with the son sleeping on the sofa. If you listen carefully, it's actually the first few bars of "Silent Night". To me that one was one of the creepiest cues and they must have liked it so much that they used it throughout the series during the ghost segments and even some alien and UFO segments. They probably figured that it's not so obviously "Silent Night" and works for other things plus you wouldn't realize this unless you caught that Tallman segment having been Christmas themed.
Man, the Tallman's Ghost episode scared me shitless as a kid.
man i miss the 90s...great shows
18:08 to 19:40 Love the way it plays, as if you are in the process of uncovering something incredible in the way of advancing the field of paranormal research
Yup its coool
Yeah same here
Same here
When you suddenly know now to solve the puzzle after years of research and immediately put all the pieces together.
Then the solution presents more disturbing questions then answers.
The first piece is the REAL Intro music!!! AWESOME!!!
For those interested, at the 3:00 mark, that’s the background music to one of the most terrifying re-enactments in shows history, the Richard Church segment.
Tonight on unsolved mysteries why the soundtrack so spooky
Was there really an Unsolved Mysteries soundtrack?? Talk about haunted house and Halloween party music!
Yeah, it's released by Terror Vision. The 3x LP version was very limited, and I was only able to get the single LP. I plan on (overpaying) getting the 3x LP and vol 2 off Ebay.
Now I know where The X-Files got their music from.
This show, especially in it's early days was a masterpiece!
Thanks for uploading this.
Reminds me of classic Saturday evenings when i was younger - MacGyver - TJ Hooker - Unsolved Mysteries (in that order)
I'm a metal guy I listen to grind death and black metal and nothing is more frightening than this !
The intro theme to this show is memorable. Very dark mood to this theme i love it. Thank you for sharing this with us.
A man in a black Mercedes was last seen traveling slowly along a dirt road in a remote area somewhere off RT 80 one night. Suddenly a bright light lit up the night sky. Two campers, Billy Smith and Zelenograd Williams noticed the spectacle. They walked towards the car and to their surprise, there was nobody there, but the strangest part was that the car was still running and the theme to Unsolved Mysteries was playing in the tape deck...
Brings back memories of watching the show.
The song “Garage Door” in this clip is not the version I heard in the Tallman’s Ghost segment. It has a dreaded heart beat rhythm and synth sound. I heard it in other works: a PSA in Canada regarding a lost child in the woods and in a WWF promo featuring Jake The Snake locking Ultimate Warrior in a room full of snakes.
The music when they showed the composite drawings for Richard Rimerez. Scared me
David Johnson that dude was scary to look at without any music
Got a link for that?
This is the scariest music I’ve ever heard. This the type of music that can make an unscary movie scary
"Perhaps you can help solve a mystery!"
In the early '90s sometimes I'd watch this show at night while home alone. It was unsettling.
excellent tv series with Robert Stack! still watch the dvds.📺
This would be my walk out song in a boxing match
UM and In Search Of had great spooky soundtracks
Imagine listening to this while walking down a dark alley.😟😩
Mykhal Perry NOPE. NO WAY DUDE, NO FREAKING WAY. 😱😱😱
@@kiko485 😂
Or driving down a dark, deserted back road that just seems to stretch on and on...
Or a remote, secluded forest path.
And you see a man in the darkness who looks like one of those composite sketches.
I had no idea there was a soundtrack. Love that this is from an actual record with the crackly pops.
Same for the soap, "Dark Shadows", this music to me is 50% of the show, so important to the whole thing as if it was a character of it's own.
"Co-hosted by Robert Stack ... and the Unsolved Mysteries Soundtrack."
DUUUDE! No way this is pure gold!
This is awesome 20:00
Vegeta Solo We never heard that in its purest form until now. Back in the 1990s, Stack's voiceover and/or skit dialog obscured much of it, but I remember liking at least what I could hear. This whole album is CHILLING to say the least.
SO fucking epic thank u so much for the upload
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i get chills!!!!
All of these ghostly musical tracks remind me of what it's like to watch my entire dvd set of the unsolved mysteries ghost collection and it definetly reminds and makes me feel like I'm absolutely watching a specific episode of one of them right now
IDK why the hell am I so scared. But this music is freaking me out. And I'm over 30 and this show still spooks me out till this day. Not to mention looking at the Unsolved Mysteries logo (banner). Every time when this show came on when u was a kid I would be frightened soon as the music gets to the bridge and to the show's title. The 1980s had some real creepy and facinating graphics
It wasn't the ghosts or anything like that that did it for me as a kid, but when watching this show as a kid, I KNEW without a SHADOW of a doubt, that EVERY bad guy on this show was RIGHT outside my parents. front. door.....
This music could be put in a Resident Evil game or a Dexter episode and fit 100%
Every week as a 7 yr old in the late 80s i would watch this, ready to solve a mystery, the only mystery i solved tho is why i peed the bed
2:21, one of my favorite motifs of the series. I remember this during several episodes. Especially about the haunted house in Florida.
I'm 37 year old woman who isn't scared by movies that scare most. This? Still sends shivers up my spine.
And rightly so, because this Wednesday, July 1, very soon, perhaps everyone will be able to solve a mystery.
Unsolved Mysteries, only on NETFLIX.
Please add the background score for the resurrection Mary case file. It’s sounds like music from the 1920s.🤔 👍🏼
Thanks!,👻
It is awesome when that bass drops in...0:28
My Favorite Show as a Kid!
This music, Robert Stack, and scarry-as-shit (at the time) reenactments scared the crap out of me as a kid in the 80s....I still watch it. ;)
"Intro (Tallmans Ghost)" has a serious Twin Peaks vibe.
Thank you for putting this up!! Please keep putting the rest of the album up. Thank you thank you.
I had actually learned something both very fascinating and creepy alike from the unsolved mysteries ghost episode called the black hope haunting and that the accounts of graves getting disturbed on 2 separate private properties in a rural Texas neighborhood back in the early 1980's is what became the transpiration for the 1982 Horror Film "Poltergeist" which is what is said on back of the unsolved mysteries DVD Box that I still keep my copy of that episode inside of
With noise-cancelling headphones, this OST is scary AF! Thanks for sharing!
Had to make sure my bedroom door was shut and locked when the theme started.
Now that's what I call music, to listen to at night. 😁
God Dammit Bruh.. Those Damn Chills Whit The Main Theme of Unsolved Mysteries... The best of The Best
Great soundtrack to play on a bluetooth speaker outside of your house on halloween night. Scared the shit out of me when i was a kid 👍
Such a good score…almost unbeatable
I wouldn't DARE listening to it late at night, alone driving down the highway...
i have and it wakes me up but not in a good way LoL
This would be perfect for that occasion.
Minty was right
Finally the actual intro from the series with the haunting organ music at the end of it.
Unsolved Mysteries Episodes About Ghosts Are Absolutely The Best And That I Simply Just Can’t Stop Watching The DVD Set With All Of Those Particular And Countless Episodes Over And Over Again !
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You're the best! Thanks for the upload
Thank you so much for this. You're the GOAT
Gave me goose bumps... ❤
I’m picking up Resident Evil vibes from this awesome soundtrack. Be cool if the composers worked on the next game if there’s gonna be one.
Agreed, especially Resident Evil Outbreak Music Theme Vibes - loved both!
My favourite opening theme of all time. Sounds like the X-files might have taken some inspiration from parts of the soundtrack.
I hope there's another album sometime in the future. So many more background themes I'd like to hear in full.
Bunch of ghosts, demons and serial killers liking this track.
Hello repressed childhood memories, we meet again
one of the most epic soundtracks ever. Big massive thanks to Ryan Graveface for making it happen! I own all three vinyl releases of this music, amazing!