Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Originally, I made this two years ago. It was... I thought it was better than what I'd made before, but I'm much more confident this time around that it's actually listenable. I tried to make it a lot more coherent. It's intended to be perceived as some sort of twisted interdimensional radio show, but it's open to interpretation so you can have fun there too. Each song is intended to have certain emotions to them as well. Track 1 is supposed to be sinister and almost foreboding, 2 is supposed to feel strangely comfortable, 3 is fear and unease, 4 is supposed to be similarly strange, 5 is just nothing, and 6 is finality. I guess, enjoy it.
I will NOT be remaking any more past things. This is just for fun and because I was annoyed by how retroactively sucky LftB was.
Download this (Sounds not-sucky unlike the YouTube version): mega.nz/folder/NgYVXTxB#rJIUlXh9o3IBpWt2X6tY2g
0:00 THANK YOU FOR JOINING US
4:28 OPENING ACT
8:01 SPONSORED BY
12:15 AND NOW FOR SOME
16:01 INTERLUDE
17:46 ENCORE
All music sampled is property of their respective copyright holders. Audio is courtesy of archive.org and the collection of 78RPM records digitized by George Blood L.P., except in the case of "SPONSORED BY" which samples Harry Raderman and His Jazz Orchestra's "Make That Trombone Laugh", in which the audio used is courtesy of the University Of California State, Berkeley Cylinder Audio Archive.
Samples (in order)
Dorsey Bros. - St. Louis Blues (1934)
Artie Shaw - If I Had You (1941)
Harry Raderman - Make That Trombone Laugh (1920)
Lionel Hampton - Central Avenue Breakdown (1940)
Clyde McCoy - I've Found A New Baby (1931)
Harry James - Friar Rock (1946)
Originally, I made this two years ago. It was... I thought it was better than what I'd made before, but I'm much more confident this time around that it's actually listenable. I tried to make it a lot more coherent. It's intended to be perceived as some sort of twisted interdimensional radio show, but it's open to interpretation so you can have fun there too. Each song is intended to have certain emotions to them as well. Track 1 is supposed to be sinister and almost foreboding, 2 is supposed to feel strangely comfortable, 3 is fear and unease, 4 is supposed to be similarly strange, 5 is just nothing, and 6 is finality. I guess, enjoy it.
I will NOT be remaking any more past things. This is just for fun and because I was annoyed by how retroactively sucky LftB was.
Download this (Sounds not-sucky unlike the YouTube version): mega.nz/folder/NgYVXTxB#rJIUlXh9o3IBpWt2X6tY2g
0:00 THANK YOU FOR JOINING US
4:28 OPENING ACT
8:01 SPONSORED BY
12:15 AND NOW FOR SOME
16:01 INTERLUDE
17:46 ENCORE
All music sampled is property of their respective copyright holders. Audio is courtesy of archive.org and the collection of 78RPM records digitized by George Blood L.P., except in the case of "SPONSORED BY" which samples Harry Raderman and His Jazz Orchestra's "Make That Trombone Laugh", in which the audio used is courtesy of the University Of California State, Berkeley Cylinder Audio Archive.
Samples (in order)
Dorsey Bros. - St. Louis Blues (1934)
Artie Shaw - If I Had You (1941)
Harry Raderman - Make That Trombone Laugh (1920)
Lionel Hampton - Central Avenue Breakdown (1940)
Clyde McCoy - I've Found A New Baby (1931)
Harry James - Friar Rock (1946)
