@@TheWorldOfBudgetVinylRecords indeed they do. and the information for most of them is incorrect. great job youtube. a bunch of high schoolers literally created a better archive in their free time 🤦♂️
@@The4MusketeersYT I literally have a way better sounding recording of "The Straight Life" at my disposal, while they couldn't even get the title right💀
In 1975 I was hired by a wealthy architect to take care of his large yacht. He had a selection of 3 hour long reel to reel tapes. These featured light classical, easy listening and "pop" music and were from a collection used by American Airlines. We would play them quietly when he was entertaining guests, or we were on a long ocean voyage so we had music with our breakfast, lunch and dinner. Happy days!
From spain ...love music ...never i ride on a plane .an.always wanted can to visitin Usa Love music its so lovely....i was born on 78 but music really its so kinda sweet n lovely n so clearly heavenly for all my deeper senses too much calming n relaxing !!! Love to fly but never did it on my real wholelifetime !!! Greetings from South OF SPAIN n very to thanks a lot for sharing n posting this lovely music !!
I grew up with fantastic music from a kid in the 60's to a teen in the 70's - through punk and alternative rock. Now here I am at 64 and this is about all I can take anymore. I love the way this music makes me feel - nostalgic and the world is alright. If only others could hear and feel the difference of how music like this can bring a smile and make your worries sort of take a back seat for a moment.
Just remember that nostalgia is memory without the pain. This music was prevalent in the 60s and 70s, and we look back and think everything was alright then. But our memories are selective. While this soothing music was being played, there were all kinds of crazy stuff happening - we were in Vietnam, protests, Kent State, assassinations, Watergate, stagflation etc etc. It's ok to enjoy nostalgia, so long as we don't start thinking that it's real
What I learned to appreciate in this music is that in these primitive and unobtrusive chords our life is reflected, everyday, maybe even unnoticed, but so loved after many years, when many of our loved ones and everything that surrounded us , will go into eternity, we will be able to listen to this music and remember something every day, something so valuable that we saw and felt. This music with its very simple but very pleasant chords reflects our life. Thanks for this playlist!
This music lifts my spirits so much. People have forgotten what beautiful music really is. The music, voices, symphonies of the past was pure , raw talent. Not like the garbage and whiny voices we hear today.
This is amazing. A lot of people that were around when this was new, and also many younger people who filtered through vaporwave and then mallsoft and then finding their way to this.
This is pretty wild. Obviously somebody ran this through a DSP unit to open up the sound stage and give it a whole lot of echoplex. I kind of like it pretty trippy
Sort of what it would have sounded like being blasted through a large and echoey airport or mall as you are waiting for your flight. I'm having flashbacks!
Memorable music. In 1967 I flew a 707 Clipper from SFO to Orly, France. We circled up and over Greenland, down over Ireland into Orly. I think it's called the Polar Route. I am so sad Pan Am went away.
Reminds me of background music from Soviet films, so warm and familiar, without evil or bad intentions. Listening to this album, I get the feeling that I’m somewhere in a typical hall of a Soviet cultural center, in front of me are huge panoramic windows, behind them it’s early morning and the city is still sleeping, the floors are buried in the sun’s rays, and only this music is coming from somewhere from the depths of the soul gives the painting a finished look
Agreed! This kind of music is all somewhat romantic. My girlfriend in high school usually tuned in to one of the easy listening stations while we were making out. It was really enjoyable…
Reminds me of a dingy Mall in Birmingham a few years back half the shops boarded up old faithful green grocers opened & maybe a sewing wool store felt bad for the owners standing in a cold dingy mall , had to buy a bag of fruit & veg & a knitted toilet roll holder , they were grateful with a smile ☺ weired moment but happy 😊 I experience it was a time warp oh & brought a tea & salad roll it was delicious. MEMORIES love elevator music 🎶 imagination goes wild .
This is my favorite one..the picture of the plane is the best feel like your up in the sky with a light buzz on from a drink and your ears a little clogged from height ..but happy !! 😊
Simply fantastic , great work on the reverb editing, Joe lonic did an edited album like this one and I have to say you’ve done a swell thing here, the album thumbnail is just the cherry on top.
@@hudsony777 i think they took a lot of creative freedom but i think its closer than any other suggestions we’ve gotten thus far. it may be something else though.
This song was found on a Muzak reel-to-reel tape for United airlines. The original version can be heard on CV2200A's channel in a video called 'Muzak Tape 3 United Airlines' at 1:40:50
There are some around, it looks like Etsy has some, but they are quite hard to come by. I think there are a few companies that transfer vinyl to digital files these days that might be what you’re after
Arrangers: 02:52 Put Your Head on My Shoulder - arr. Dick Hyman or Nick Perito 05:53 Flight of the Phoenix Love Theme (Senza Fine) - arr. Phil Bodner 08:30 Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye - arr. Nick Perito or Tommy Goodman 13:52 The Windmills of Your Mind - arr. Al Caiola 16:52 My Way of Life - arr. Al Caiola 37:43 Theme from Now, Voyager - arr. Pete Rugolo 40:32 Autumn of My Life - arr. Tommy Goodman Don’t know any others. Maybe later if I listen to it more thoroughly I will update the list.
Today, Muzak have officially released a compilation of their Airline Tapes to music streaming platforms: th-cam.com/video/4mtPlmQGJLo/w-d-xo.html
They sound terrible though...
@@TheWorldOfBudgetVinylRecords indeed they do. and the information for most of them is incorrect. great job youtube. a bunch of high schoolers literally created a better archive in their free time 🤦♂️
@@The4MusketeersYT I literally have a way better sounding recording of "The Straight Life" at my disposal, while they couldn't even get the title right💀
@@The4MusketeersYT Damn. LITERALLY a bunch of high schoolers. 💀
THANK YOU SOOOOOOO
MUCH!!🛫✈️
In 1975 I was hired by a wealthy architect to take care of his large yacht. He had a selection of 3 hour long reel to reel tapes. These featured light classical, easy listening and "pop" music and were from a collection used by American Airlines. We would play them quietly when he was entertaining guests, or we were on a long ocean voyage so we had music with our breakfast, lunch and dinner. Happy days!
Cool story, thank you
eat the rich
Whoa! That's really cool!! It Must be a wonderful experience!
What fine Memories for you! Thanks for your rare & interesting Story❤
Eat the rich
From spain ...love music ...never i ride on a plane .an.always wanted can to visitin Usa Love music its so lovely....i was born on 78 but music really its so kinda sweet n lovely n so clearly heavenly for all my deeper senses too much calming n relaxing !!! Love to fly but never did it on my real wholelifetime !!! Greetings from South OF SPAIN n very to thanks a lot for sharing n posting this lovely music !!
I grew up with fantastic music from a kid in the 60's to a teen in the 70's - through punk and alternative rock. Now here I am at 64 and this is about all I can take anymore. I love the way this music makes me feel - nostalgic and the world is alright. If only others could hear and feel the difference of how music like this can bring a smile and make your worries sort of take a back seat for a moment.
It's the music equivalent of narcotics.
Just remember that nostalgia is memory without the pain. This music was prevalent in the 60s and 70s, and we look back and think everything was alright then. But our memories are selective. While this soothing music was being played, there were all kinds of crazy stuff happening - we were in Vietnam, protests, Kent State, assassinations, Watergate, stagflation etc etc. It's ok to enjoy nostalgia, so long as we don't start thinking that it's real
What I learned to appreciate in this music is that in these primitive and unobtrusive chords our life is reflected, everyday, maybe even unnoticed, but so loved after many years, when many of our loved ones and everything that surrounded us , will go into eternity, we will be able to listen to this music and remember something every day, something so valuable that we saw and felt. This music with its very simple but very pleasant chords reflects our life. Thanks for this playlist!
makes me nostalgic for past times I never lived nor experienced. I wish I could know how was life back then, without smartphones and social media...
It's the sound a dying mall makes as you walk through the emptiness.
Ah ah lol 😂 spot on a tired grave yard of a town centre Mall .
Actually, that's what it sounded like in a live mall as well, because the sound was bouncing all around the walls
The world is a dying mall
Yeah, definitely“ backrooms” music
@@nickbryant2318excellent analogy sir! Too bad most people are still wandering around in it looking for bargains. They have nowhere else to go. Sad
This music lifts my spirits so much. People have forgotten what beautiful music really is. The music, voices, symphonies of the past was pure , raw talent. Not like the garbage and whiny voices we hear today.
@@karolk7711 All music, once it's sold, becomes a product. Records, tapes, CDs, streaming subscription, ASCAP fees, and on and on.
This is amazing. A lot of people that were around when this was new, and also many younger people who filtered through vaporwave and then mallsoft and then finding their way to this.
I found this searching for mall soft
@@bigbufobufo I love mallsoft too. Through mallsoft I found the muzak genre.
This got recommended to me due to my interest in the Kmart vaporwave mixes lol
Here from mall
Muzak is the reason I've embraced Vaporware. Muzak is the O G
The first song is “April Again”
If I could live - April again
Oh, only if I could live, April again..
Thank you!
@@aresarmoire780 I was glad to help! =)) love 1950s-1970s music
This is pretty wild. Obviously somebody ran this through a DSP unit to open up the sound stage and give it a whole lot of echoplex. I kind of like it pretty trippy
well... now that we have THAT sorted out
Sort of what it would have sounded like being blasted through a large and echoey airport or mall as you are waiting for your flight. I'm having flashbacks!
Memorable music. In 1967 I flew a 707 Clipper from SFO to Orly, France. We circled up and over Greenland, down over Ireland into Orly. I think it's called the Polar Route. I am so sad Pan Am went away.
"Would you like to be in the New York Philharmonic Orchestra or the Muzak Orchestra?"
"Absolutely the Muzak Orchestra!"
Me too
Simply divine. This is perfect music
Reminds me of background music from Soviet films, so warm and familiar, without evil or bad intentions. Listening to this album, I get the feeling that I’m somewhere in a typical hall of a Soviet cultural center, in front of me are huge panoramic windows, behind them it’s early morning and the city is still sleeping, the floors are buried in the sun’s rays, and only this music is coming from somewhere from the depths of the soul gives the painting a finished look
Just fly in peace sky 😊
If you could have experienced a Pan Am flight in 1973 with the on board lounge,.. wow...
The stewardess outfits were amazing also..
and you can smoke your cigarretes)
@@eugenegrigz experiencing second hand smoke inhalation in a very confined space, is not enjoyable by any means.
@@eymanyouwell sure! but a wanna smoke again in planes. BACK IN THE 80's YEAAAAH!!
BONK
@@taylorborie ✨️
FANTASTIC empty mall muzak LOVE IT! Best Boomer Memories! SORELY MISS those wonderful Days....
Many Thanks for THIS GEM!
📻📻📻📻📻
🎉🎉🎉
💙💙💙
🌷🌷🌷
Beautiful muzieks..beautiful years..beautiful dreams..!!!
Longin' for all them..!!!
😭😭😭
👋👋👋
14:44 has serious James Bond vibes
it's the music of the new Air France commercial
The Windmills of Your Mind
Indeed a similar accompaniment.
Original melody was composed by Michel Legrand from France.
Don't know about you, but this music sends me flying.
Oh, I know...{GROAN}
That joke takes punning to new heights. Every time I fly, the future of my trip is up in the air. I was winging it with those jokes.
@@randomvideowatcher You were, because the sky's the limit...🌍
doing the lord's work
I love the second song, it is so romantic and brings a nostalgic feeling.
Agreed! This kind of music is all somewhat romantic. My girlfriend in high school usually tuned in to one of the easy listening stations while we were making out. It was really enjoyable…
This is just amazing. Glad I stumbled across this Muzak/ music-channel recently. Makes me want get the (bleep) out this time zone and go back 😂
Reminds me of a dingy Mall in Birmingham a few years back half the shops boarded up old faithful green grocers opened & maybe a sewing wool store felt bad for the owners standing in a cold dingy mall , had to buy a bag of fruit & veg & a knitted toilet roll holder , they were grateful with a smile ☺ weired moment but happy 😊 I experience it was a time warp oh & brought a tea & salad roll it was delicious. MEMORIES love elevator music 🎶 imagination goes wild .
Love the little "ding" at the end of the video. Adds more to the feeling of an airport.
This is my favorite one..the picture of the plane is the best feel like your up in the sky with a light buzz on from a drink and your ears a little clogged from height ..but happy !! 😊
I've heard all of this music before...but not in about 40 years...I like it..
Calming
I love the atmosphere this album has, so good.
Сказка!😊спасибо!
Lowkey reminds me of waiting inside the airport late night until morning
I love you and i love what you have shared ! Thank you a lot ! 💜
th-cam.com/video/HKMoKfbnGZ8/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for this amazing upload, Beautiful Music.
wow. there are lots of easy-listening uploads but this a gem. thank you so much.
That was a nice touch at the end
I can imagine standing in an airport concourse, waiting for my 747 to take me to Japan.
Do I smell obsession here!
Simply fantastic , great work on the reverb editing, Joe lonic did an edited album like this one and I have to say you’ve done a swell thing here, the album thumbnail is just the cherry on top.
it makes me flashback to some pretty fun times ✌❤
the one prior to Autumn (37:43) is the main theme from Now, Voyager
Thanks!
@@aresarmoire780 you’re welcome
Are you sure? Doesn't sound it, at least not like the main theme.
@@hudsony777 i think they took a lot of creative freedom but i think its closer than any other suggestions we’ve gotten thus far. it may be something else though.
34:06 This song was heard in the mall of the World Trade Center before its destruction, thanks so much. Where did you find this?
This song was found on a Muzak reel-to-reel tape for United airlines. The original version can be heard on CV2200A's channel in a video called 'Muzak Tape 3 United Airlines' at 1:40:50
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@@bgsoundscape th-cam.com/video/SgMpj8c0c0g/w-d-xo.html 0:38
@@bgsoundscape there’s a surprisingly large number of candid videos of the plaza from before the towers fell
Such an incredibly eerie video, the one you are referencing. I also remember a Muzak version of “She’s Always a Woman” by Billy Joel that was playing.
Reminds me of GTA Vice City North Point Mall Muzak
I’m here ten years too late to be making V A P O R W A V E
We dont remember 25:01, but we encourage you to remember it.. how about some Milano Cookies while you take this trip to paradise?
22:00 should be "Mon coeur s'ouvre a ta voix"
Thanks!
👍 nice sweet n sassy... What's the origin ? Please & More thank you... WillieM.
Search for MUZAK airline tapes on TH-cam.
th-cam.com/play/PLWzNufaAtqYStjDLVC5pmqrDZqJEXXVVF.html
Back when flying was an adventure, not a crap shoot to see if you were going to have someone on board who needed psychiatric medication.
So we’ll never know who made the goated 1st record? 😢
I think it's "Goin' out of my head" by Wes Montgomery, but super slowed down. Here is a link of it: th-cam.com/video/pojnUyrETI4/w-d-xo.html
It's 'April Again', originally written by Glen D. Hardin. Check out Dean Martin's version on YT
@@aresarmoire780 Yeah, I guess you're right.
Would there be a link to the first song without the effects?
On this video at 1:30:28 th-cam.com/video/Hm_zC4vuqSo/w-d-xo.html
@@aresarmoire780 thank you!!!
I have this one record, that is this type of music. It’s 33 1/3 size, but 16 rpm. So is there a record player that plays that speed?
There are some around, it looks like Etsy has some, but they are quite hard to come by. I think there are a few companies that transfer vinyl to digital files these days that might be what you’re after
Pan American Airlines… The World is Yours 🌎
Is this PANAMA music
The cover art is not fully bright,
It makes me feel like on heaven more.
5:53
"Senza Fine" arranged by Phil Bodner.
Is this a ginormous empty plane? May want to change the title to Dead Mall Muzak.
Smoking or non? as if the smoke knows where to stop 🤢
not so good audio but nice music
It's deliberately distorted for that 100% mall feeling.
These sound very liminal
no effects, please; music not requires.
When you just chilling, taking off from Iran, but you realize it is the 1980s period: Horrify noises.
Good playlist, bad effects.
Everything sounds so distant, heavy hangover music
Arrangers:
02:52 Put Your Head on My Shoulder - arr. Dick Hyman or Nick Perito
05:53 Flight of the Phoenix Love Theme (Senza Fine) - arr. Phil Bodner
08:30 Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye - arr. Nick Perito or Tommy Goodman
13:52 The Windmills of Your Mind - arr. Al Caiola
16:52 My Way of Life - arr. Al Caiola
37:43 Theme from Now, Voyager - arr. Pete Rugolo
40:32 Autumn of My Life - arr. Tommy Goodman
Don’t know any others. Maybe later if I listen to it more thoroughly I will update the list.
put your head on my shoulder is def dick hyman
Thanks a lot for these!
I have no idea how I got here, but this is just so perfect it makes me tear up. What is this? What genre?
Hard to say, technically speaking it's background music... but with the reverb, it's a variant of the Mallsoft genre perhaps?
Elevator
canned ... but very trippy
@@napoleon-sk5oc Absolutely...actually surprisingly pleasing. I was just providing category.
airplane core