The Shining soundtrack (playing in an empty hotel)
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edited audio by me.
Songs used/songs played in the film:
(0:00 - 3:25) : Midnight, The Stars and you - Al Bowly, Ray Noble & His Orchestra • Midnight, The Stars an...
(3:25 - 6:44) : It's All Forgotten Now - Al Bowly, Ray Noble & His Orchestra • It's All Forgotten Now
(6:44 - 9:55) : Home - Henry Hall and His Gleneagles Hotel Band • Home
(10:00) : Masquerade - Jack Hylton & His Orchestra • Masquerade - ตลก
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It’s been 100 years since the ballroom party today.
It sounds like one hundred year old music a haunting sound like it is in the past.
Indeed it has and that's a good thing it's in the past and gone
@@etherealenergy9471 funnily enough, all of these songs were made in 1934, and not the 1920's.
Why they used music written over a decade after the date of the ball? I have no idea. I guess the songs were made earlier in the Shining's universe.
Either way, its great music from an amazing musical period, so I'm not complaining
Some say it's still going on..
May the ballroom remain eternal. C'est fini.
"I'm the kind of man that likes to know who's buying their drinks Lloyd"
That isn't your concern Mr. Torrence. At least not for the time being. Drink up Mr. Torrence.
That's not a matter that concerns you Mr. Torrence... at least not at this point. Stares at him the whole time, a short but utterly fantastic scene by both actors. People have forgotten how impactful small part actors can be! They can really make a film stick... oh well films made now are shit etc etc etc
@@wdunn06 ANYTHING YOU SAY LLOYD
@@samfilmkid Anything you say 😃
Not just drinks... I want to know where those nuts came from!
*"A man takes a drink, the drink takes a drink, and then the drink takes the man... Ain't it so, Dad?"*
I work in the hotel industry. I thought it would be cool and creepy to play this in the public spaces every night from 3:33am to 4:03am.
That's just mean😂😉
Oui ça serait tellement une bonne idée et surtout une bonne surprise pour les clients 😂
You've always been the caretaker, Mr Torrance
Omgggg yesssss. I love the scene ☺️
And i should know.....as i've always been here...
Jesus is coming
That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved.
@@isaiahturner4813 That's rather random
@@NaneelQueenOfDarknes *nervously chuckles
Amazing how the echo enhances the mood of this music.....
Scary at the same time 😳
You've always been here Mr Torrance. A master piece of creepy and beautiful.Kubrick a true master film maker.
True
Works so well, would be creepy as anything hearing this in an actual empty hotel. I’d probably crap 💩 myself.
@@paulfuray8557 Sounds blissful to me just lay down from all the craziness of the world, and listen to this. I don't think it is scary at all even though it sounds creepy to most. If this was in a empty hotel I would probably think a portal opened in there or a time rip maybe.
Here is a strange thought. People in 2121 will call the time we are living in the 20's
People in 1921 probably called the 1820s the '20s
Minus the style and sophistication of course.
@@essianmavex7549 Sadly. Want be exception
If we make it that far.
Yeah,but will they be roaring???
“Now I’m awfully glad you asked me that, Lloyd.”
I want to be in the Overlook, listening to this
Visit any old hotel for a stay and strike up a conversation w/ the bartender.
He or she will have a story about another guest mentioning the place reminding them of the Overlook.
what do you mean you want to be?? you've always been in the Overlook...I should know, i've always been here!!!
I don't! Lol
Sorry. But who can say to me, original hotel from The Shining is in Colorado isn't?
@@SmartDave60 probably because they filmed it in several different hotels, so it might actually be the overlook.
Honestly, in its own weird, haunting-even terrifying way, The Shining is a beautiful film ❤️
The original author, Stephen King hates it as it is not faithful to the book
The movie is better than the book. Stephen King likes cinematic versions of his book, but his versions aren't liked by cinephiles. Stanley Kubrick's The Shining is in the list of the 100 best movies of all time.
@@Spectahman2.0 Yes but there are things in the book which don't translate well on screen; King made his own production of the Shining in the 90s but it wasn't well received. Theres no doubt that Stephen King is a brilliant author, but Kubrick needed to alter the story to make it flow for the film. I actually find it a shame he doesn't like it because it is such a good film, even if it does steer away from the original narrative.
I agree only downside is how emotionally abusive of a director Kubrick was
I love the aesthetic of empty hotels. It’s totally relaxing to me.
same here man. in love with Walt Disney World hotels.
@@temtorrance6320question is….Are you sure it’s empty? Lol
@@Nyghtgirl27up
Until it's pitch black and you hear a knock on your door
Same. Empty spaces anywhere are cozy
The Shining is one of the few horror films that actually unsettles me every time I watch it. I think maybe because even if there are supernatural elements to the movie, the plot of it feels so real. Watching Jack slowly go mad while Wendy is trying so hard to protect her son and herself gets under my skin like nothing else can.
I agree.
For me it has something to do with the ambiguity. For instance, who tried to strangle Danny? It wasn't Jack or Wendy. It's never explained.
Nobody realises what pressure I am in by the management of the Overlook. When you see me in here, I'm working.
@@Alexia24601Who opened the pantry door?
People try too hard to explain the supernatural things in this movie to find logical explanations for the paranormal activity that went on, when pretty much the movie points out that there are entities or spirits involved in the story, especially near the end when the pantry door is opened for Jack. There definitely were ghosts haunting the hotel but I don’t think Jack was possessed, I think he was more like influenced by the evil of the hotel, in Doctor Sleep the ghosts can get physical with people. But Jack was already an abuser, it was able to corrupt him slowly, he was a guy who battled alcoholism and had trouble with his family and a lot of other personal issues, the hotel brought these things to the surface. Pretty sure aside from the ghosts, that The Overlook has its own spirit or shine and is an entity in of itself. I know in the book people also reported seeing things in the hotel over the years, it just depends on how strongly people shine.
"All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy" ...repeat...
@@Jack_Torrance.
It's creepy how ghostly it sounds.
The room being populated by still, silently grinning skeletons in 20's clothes
Agreed, it does have a ghostly sound
I know this was always supposed to sound creepy, but this is genuinely so relaxing
Me too I feel the same thing
I think that is kinda the point, on the context of the movie, the place seduces Jack to want to stay there.
It is relaxing. It is relaxing because when you are dead and your soul is part of the Overlook, you have all the time in the world.
So trie it's my favsong 1934
This music should not be creepy lol
These songs were just sweet love songs for the people of their time. It’s amazing how context can totally transform something innocent and pure into something deeply unsettling.
the art of time passing and us evolving.
They're still sweet love songs, the lyrics are incredible.
@@temtorrance6320it’s because everyone from that era is dead, so it sounds haunting yet melodic
❤
Terrible insertions.
I was friends with Joe Turkel for six years till his passing. Talked to him on the phone once a month. Met him for lunch when I was in Santa Monica. What a nice generous man. Signed a bottle of Jack Daniels and some pictures for me. He said the best picture he ever did was Paths of Glory. It’s a masterpiece and they paid tribute to it on an episode of Tales from the Crypt. Go check it out.
When I die and become a ghost, I want this to play every night at midnight in the location I'm haunting.
its better to play it when people are there to hear it but they're alone
so no one will ever belive them
aj when you ll die like me we will go in the spirit world waiting for the judgement!!! no music no orchestra!!
@@notfreeman1776 Troll ghosting - level: 237
It would actually be better to choose between heaven or purgatory, if you ask me. But, who said you get to choose. 🙈🙉🙊
Damn can't wait to become a ghost that would be fun af lmfao
i love it in movies when a song is playing creepily on a speaker like this. there's just something so ominous about it. that's one of the reasons i love the ending of the shining, it's that kind of aesthetic.
For real, it can be either calming/enticing or disturbing/eerie 😅
Oh, so that's why the Sierra Madre in New Vegas unnerves me. All the speakers are decayed and play distorted music.
This kind of reminds me of the Twilight zone ride sound queue at Disneyland. It made the attraction haunting and ominous for me. It gave me a weird, creeped out feeling. One of the things that I loved about that ride. RIP twilight zone tower of terror. You will be missed😔
@@hello7805 Exactly! That is what I loved so much about the ride and now those spooky elements are completely missing from DCA 😞
If I make a movie one day I will be sure to do that too
Great party, isn’t it?
Sanity isn't here, Mrs. Torrance
The greatest horror film ever made. Nothing comes close. Such a chilling atmosphere and intensity.
Dead end 2003 is also good
Totally agree. It's just perfect.
One that has a very similar, isolated, feel, but is a completely different type of horror movie, is John Carpenter's The Thing, 1982. The isolation of the Arctic station surrounded by snow, darkness, wind, ice, and fear is as isolating as that of the Overlook Hotel in the winter. The Arctic station even has a radio to communicate with others, but receives nothing. If you like feel of horror movies in complete isolation, give The Thing 1982, a try.
@indridcold8433 the shining and the thing are in a class all thier own and id put the first alien movie in there with them. Scared me when I was a wee lad
Try out black swan. Creepy as hell.
I used to work in a huge hotel and whenever there was a big party in the event room the music would eerily drone throughout the entire hotel and it would always remind me of The Shining
th-cam.com/video/_yFJ0OF0yU0/w-d-xo.html
Which hotel?
@@ellypelly9296 The Overlook. He's gone now.
@@dunlop9161 oof lol
Similar experience! Night auditor, working in a dimly-lit, massive hotel lobby, alone at 3:00 AM. Just the echos of the fountain running. I soundtracked many nights with The Caretaker
Great party, isn't it?
It's a little slow tonight, isn't it?
It will get going soon. We have all the time in the world. Forever.
@@anSealgair and ever
@@michaelchronicles9780 and ever.
“hell yeah man we groovin” -jack torrance (totally)
As of this moment, it's the 100th anniversary of the July 4th, 1921 ball shown in the movie.
Imagine being in an empty hotel for a few months in the dead of winter, not seeing anything out of the ordinary, and all the sudden you walk to the gold room hallway, hearing the music echoing over the high ceilings of the overlook. It probably means you’re in trouble.
....Sounds Like Heaven to Me......😁
Just means the Bluetooth speaker is playing up. It’s pretty unreliable
Despite its creepy reputation, this old music makes me happy
“You have always been the caretaker sir. I should know, I have always been here. “I am not kidding that is one of the only lines in a movie I have heard that actually shook me. The whole movie feels almost like a dream like how this music piece sounds like. So familiar and close yet so far and strange. The hotel is indeed alive.
Everywhere At The Overlook Hotel😌🤚
Yes! That line gave me chills when I heard it. :D
and it talks. its sHiNiNg :D
There were a lot of moments in this movie that really just made me feel very uncomfortable the first time I watched it. Some moments still do, like when Dick Halloran is in bed and Danny shines to him to let him know he is in danger.
After that he looks at him so confused like he forgot he was there before. Was his memory changed after he died before?
Everything about this really fits the mood of "The Shining". Imagine if you are alone by yourself and you hear this music. I would get chills. The echo effect on the music really adds to the ghostly feel and it lives up to the line by James Joyce Ulysses that was mentioned in "Room 237"; "History is a nightmare from which we cannot awake". That's what ghosts are; reminders of brutal bloody history.
YES EXACTLY it's horrifying
Absolutely loved your take on this timeless classic… both movie & music.
Yes and no.
@@TheHunter77632No it’s not!
It’s the reverb!
It's All Forgotten Now..... Al Bowly, Ray Noble & His Orchestra . A kind song with melodoius music, which cut through your heart and melts your mind and makes you realize how beautiful is Love...
Al Bowlly and Ray Noble and his orchestra was in my opinion the peak of romance music
Love, back then, was beautiful. Today, it is a disgusting lie, rather cruel, and the real thing is almost nonexistent. I want no part of it again.
@@indridcold8433they treated woman back then horrible-
@Happy-hehe8 who are "they"? Men? Or the world in general? Depends on which part of the world women were living I guess? Or do you have personal knowledge and experience of living in the 1920's? If so please tell us more. I'm intrigued.
THE AMOUNT OF HAPPINESS THIS GIVES ME IS INSANE
I am so glad it brings you happiness!❤️
Happiness? This instills in me absolute terror. The kind of terror that would force someone into the corner of a bathroom holding a knife and screaming bloody murder. I just want to lock my loved ones in the freezer when I hear this but at least it makes you happy.
@@goodmorningweimerica9741 he meant the music, it is a style of vintage music that are hard to find. and not the story
You must be goth
@@anSealgair no
ngl whenever Al Bowlly drops a new album its lit as hell
His Orchestra do be fire
His songs are as fire as a bomb's firewave
Your comment is comic genius!
@@leveldiamond52 Ray Noble and Bowlly are an absolute banger team. Best duo of the 1930s.
@@rafaelvelasquesmendes933 ironic Al bowly died from a German parachute mine,
Kubrick's Shining truly manages to mix cabin fever, mental issues, alchoholism and the paranormal perfectly. Personally, besides the music and the artistic derection aswell as the story, this is why I love it.
Ik right the guy acted like a complete drunk who was also like a psychopath who also was really into women and could have some well... Cabin fever it's like they say people go nuts in the winter when it's cold.
You said it perfectly.
@@TheHunter77632 Most people do get the cabin fever and seem to go nuts. Those are the same losers that say they want to live on Mars. They are clueless as to how isolating and confining Mar stations would be. As for me, I am always alone and at my home property. Everything I need is here. Also, just because it is winter does not mean that you can not leave. I am more outside than inside, on my property, including in winter. I have a coats. I have 12 hectares that I am constantly developing. I leave my property as little as possible. I am not dependent on others to give me worth. Actually humans make me feel worthless. Thus, I do not suffer cabin fever. I require no companionship nor to go places for recreation.
Fun fact: The man who wrote the first and second songs also made Heartaches/It's just a burning memory from "Everywhere at the End of Time," and many other samples from the album. He died in 1940 due to his door being launched at his skull by a bomb.
“I love you, Danny. I love you more than anything else in the whole world. And I’d never do anything to hurt you, never. You know that, don’t you?”
That changed rather quickly
Sure did!!*☆
Tjay's why "Tony," the little boy, who lives in his stomach was there, for Danny's protection.**
"I want us to stay here for ever, and ever, and ever...."
Check out the Wendy Theory. It’s possible she was the villain of the movie.
Imagine being all alone here, walking through those corridors, not knowing where the music is coming from...
...Right after all the music finishes, you would then be treated to the entire six and a half hours of ‘Everywhere At The End Of Time’
Theres a video from Ghost Adventures where a guy is walking through an empty hotel kitchen as he heard music that he cant find where it’s coming from
@@plushiez_show8827 WHERE
@@unapinarandomdelinternet3568 Right when I try to find it, it’s gone. It’s on youtube about a famous hotel in like las vegas or sm
@@unapinarandomdelinternet3568 th-cam.com/video/6ldmrd1NqFs/w-d-xo.html at 14:20
@@plushiez_show8827 thx
The fact that Delbert Grady started as a fine gentleman only to turn into a dark force while Jack seemed like a wild beast looking for a direction and Delbert Grady set him in the directions of a dark force is the most unsettling thing ever
The environment in The Shining is just perfectly set up to make you feel like your there.
This is what I listen to whenever I feel like someone I know needs to be “corrected”
Oh my.. I love your channel, I'm obsessed with It's a small world and have been thinking of making a It's a small world ambience 🤔
@@temtorrance6320 go for it! (also, my all time favorite movie is the shining)
oh its you
@@andrewcalcagno8272 Same here!
@@redzrobinz3135 Sorry about the late response, I had no idea that you also loved Stanley Kubrick’s movies!
Kubrick was such a genius at picking the right music for his films
Perhaps, but Gordon Stainforth did it for The Shining. There are a couple of good videos about that here on TH-cam.
Amen to that .
I was taking care of an old friend with Alzheimer's for a few months. A couple of decades earlier, she was a friend of mine who was an intelligent and seemingly, very Christian woman, but, by now, had no short-term memory. As a matter of fact, she made a goldfish seem like Rain Man. You'd think
this might be hard to deal with, but I found ways to entertain her for hours by playing the same songs she loved, many times over, like "Dancing Cheek To Cheek", each time seeming like a new experience for her that might have taken her back to a more meaningful time. Unfortunately for her, she kept on
thinking her house she lived in for over 50 years was MY house, and, if I didn't watch her, she'd be out the door looking for the that non-existent house. Since she had no short term memory, I felt that, if I didn't stop her, she MIGHT have ended up in the Pacific, for she was ALWAYS heading West when she got out the door. Anyway, because she kept on thinking her house my house, taking the "mi casa, su casa" to an extreme, I couldn't help but think of that scene in the movie, "The Shining", where the Jack Nicholson character was told by the character, Grady, that he was ALWAYS the caretaker, something the Nicholson character had no memory of. Because of that, I'd think of this song played at the very end of "The Shining", and, I'd play it for my old friend. She loved it, and, I'd play it over and over for her. As the song played, if she wasn't saying, "I'm thinking about this house", she'd ask me about MY house, which, again, was hers, and, I'd say with a with a British accent as I impersonated the Grady character from "The Shining", "You're the caretaker of this house, Miss Potter. You've ALWAYS been the caretaker, if I may be so bold." When I asked her where she thought her "REAL" house was, she would always point West. Believe it or not, there was a graveyard just some yards WEST of her house, and, she'd point to it. Looking back on it all, I'm thinking she might have been right... all that time.
Wow, man. It's an awesome story!
Thank you for sharing this.
I don't know why I'm crying
Taking care of my beautiful wife right now with memory issues. Genius IQ, highly educated, most pleasant human I have ever known well, and as I do my best to let her know how much I love her, I die a little every day. Come quickly Lord Jesus. Don’t have ANY desire to be here without her--my heart & soul..
Thank you for sharing 😊
in a terrifying way, this is strangely relaxing, i love the shining. imagine dancing with the love of your life in a ballroom to this sound track.
I think you 'get it' more than most people... ;-)
Welp she's dead
@@stevetheduck1425 wdym get it?
I think there are a lot of people that would succumb to the hotel’s charm, I’d be in the Gold Room ever night with this on repeat.
“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams...
'The past haunts us. The present bewilders us, and the future frightens us. Our lives slip away, lost in that terrible in-between...' Emperor Turhan of the Centauri.
Man. Listening to this, I get a feeling like I'm actually there at the hotel in 1921. It feels otherworldly.
I feel as if I am outside the doors to the Golden Room on the 4th of July 1921 while the ball is on.
@@indridcold8433 That's because you were there. Always were.
Well 30s but yeah makes sense
@@TheHunter77632 the ball was on 1921, but they used music from 1934 for some reason
@@reallycantthinkofausername487the ball photograph is from 1923.
it’s changed to 1921 in the movie, so basically it’s about to be 100 years since that same party on july 4th.
i cannot express how much i love the shining
The Shining 1980 movie will always have such great music for being a horror. 😊
"Drink up, Mr. Torrance." -Lloyd
"Here's to five miserable months on the wagon." - Jack Torrance, caretaker
I love how the song echoes in the background as Jack is talking to Lloyd the bartender, adds to the spooky and manic atmosphere since it is a song about someone reminiscing about romance and that is a big contrast with the fact that Jack is going deeper and deeper into insanity. It captures the isolation of his character.
I think part of it is that this is a romance, a love affair with the past. It’s the hotel seducing Jack with nostalgic visions of an immaculate, beautiful past. Never changing, always perfect.
@@clickpause8732 Exactly. Early post-WW1 USA, things being simpler for white men, the extravagancy, the elegant talking and interacting (just think about Burlesque shows) being preserved in a perfect, surreal memory.
there's just something about the shining that i can't explain. maybe my favorite movie of all time.
None of your bisness whats in room 237! You understand?
I’ve never watched The Shining, I’m only here because Im a fan of Al Bowlly haha. I love the echoing, it makes me feel like i’m in a 1930s dance hall or something
WATCH IT!
I watched it recently thinking I wouldn't be very interested because I already knew so much about it, but I absolutely loved it - you should watch it
You didn't lose much. The movie is way below Kubrick's powers. If it had been directed by an unknown director, the film would have been forgotten long ago. Watch "Donnie Darko" or Ingmar Bergman's "Silence" instead.
@@JanPBtest donnie darko huh? I bet youre the kind of guy who listens to swans to feel superior as well
@@JR-rk3hs I listen to Bach and Monteverdi. "Donnie Darko" is more inspired, yes. And of course "Silence" is beyond reproach.
A hotel in a city near me has a ballroom. I want to someday rent that ballroom and play this soundtrack in it, fully furnished, yet empty.
and wait until someone goes in the room alone. Shut the door and dim the lights. creepy af
You may be alone but not in the company you know..
pls invite me. at least you need a lloyd in the bar to serve you. 😉
This film is a masterpiece, it's just legendary.
"That's strange, Sir. I don't have any recollection of that at all."
Perhaps the cleanest sound of the ballroom music I’ve ever heard. Thanks for the upload.
The echo for It's all forgotten now is my personal favorite, this is sheer splendor!
Same here.
@Gappie Al Kebabi Same
Same
Hard agree on that one. It's so beautiful
Sheer luxury and splendor at the Overlook Hotel!!
Was always my mom's favorite song when she lived Now I can't get it out of my head RIP Mom missing you every day
6:17 i was so prepared for the flooding of blood and because that didn't happen makes this even more haunting
I'm getting The Caretaker vibes
leyland kirby was inspired by this movie for his project
@@b0ltun0 maybe that's why he's called the caretaker
@@WisteriaNerium yep! its a reference to that
@@b0ltun0 neat
OMG I JUST REALISED THAT WOW
Back when ghosts had class...
The Good Old Days.
This collection of songs kinds gives me a somber mood because its music from a world that no longer exists when they had no internet barely any T.V etc and so few people of those generations are left alive today.
Been listening to this for about a year now and it’s still magic of the overlook hotel
"Midnight the stars and you", a recording from 1934 was playing as they zoomed in on a photo dated 1921.
Yes, I agree the timing was off. It was about a decade but I guess they thought most people wouldn’t catch on😂 They must have just felt there was no other song that would do the same justice (again they should’ve just dated the photo 1930)!
Yeah, but the exact number of years between 1921 and 1934 is 13. There are 2 words in the title of The Shining. Take away 2 from 13 and you get 11. As in, Apollo 11. Coincidence? I think not...
Also, on an unrelated note, love your work. Especially enjoyed you recently in Django and Sick Note
There are many things in the film that don't "make sense," but they are done intentionally. For example, the layout of the hotel, the different decor, and architecture don't make sense or flow. This was to help disorient the viewers further to make them feel uneasy.
So what ? The audience is hearing it not the characters. In South Korean cinema they use music from all genres and all cultures and all decades in any scene set in any time period that they feel like using. As long as it is the audience not the characters hearing it, it does not matter.
I worked in a semi-remote lodge in the 90s. One winter we got stuck there for 3 days because of snow. I was on night maintenance with a lot of down time and tried to get the girl at the front desk to watch this film as we had it in stock for guest rental. She said she'd never watch it...good times!
the shining is probably one of the greatest movies with the best soundtrack.
There’s something so calming about listening to this while working on random stuff.
Yeah well don't be typing no novels got it?
@@TheHunter77632 what was that?
@@cooldudecoverssongsiguessin the movie jack is typing a novel and the whole time he was typing the same sentence because he went insane
This is oddly beautiful, like you are descending into the depths of madness but you can't stop it.
all work no play makes jack a dull boy
Drink up Mr. Torrance.
All work no play makes jack a dull boy
All work no play makes jack a dull boy
All work no play makes jack a dull boy
All work no play makes jack a dull boy
All work no play makes jack a dull boy
All work no play makes jack a dull boy
Am I the only one that really really REALLY wants to go to the Overlook and play this Soundtrack like this and have a Ball?
I want to go to The Overlook Hotel as well. Unfortunately, the interiors are motion picture sets on a sound stage. The exterior shots are the real hotel, but the inside of the real hotel looks nothing like it does in The Shining and Doctor Sleep.
@@rodneywashington51 I have good news for you 2: look up awhanee hotel
@@yurithebotfly4921 Thank you so much for the reference! I can see why the hotel was the inspiration for The Shining. It looks a lot like The Overlook Hotel in the film. Now, I want to go there so badly.
I mean it’s almost 4th July 2021 let’s do it on the 100th year anniversary 😎
@@elizabethbeckz55 damn it! I missed it 😢
“Perhaps they need a good talking, if you don’t mind my saying so. Perhaps a bit more. My girls, sir, they didn’t care for the Overlook at first. One of them actually stole a pack of matches and tried to burn it down. But I ‘corrected’ them sir. And when my wife tried to prevent me from doing my duty, I ‘corrected’ her.”
"Orders from the house. Drink up Mr. Torrance "
KUBRICK ASKED HIS SOUND ENGINEER TO ADD THE REVERBERATION, AND AMBIENCE, TO THE ORIGINAL RECORDING, THAT LARGE HALLS WOULD ADD, TO BANDS PLAYING LIVE.. I PREFER THAT TO THE STUDIO ORIGINAL.
Is your caps lock...ok?
@@desko2041 It needs to be... corrected.
@@omnipop4936
It is a very willful caps lock. A very naughty... caps lock... if I may be so bold, sir.
Its a shame that didnt came to be.
@@desko2041 IT'S FINE, MY HEARING'S NOT SO GOOD, SO I HAVE TO SHOUT SOMETIMES.
makes me feel old, I love this melody transports me to that damn glow bar
I love the echo, it makes you feel you're really hearing it live, like the music is happening someplace, but you don't know where its coming from, its very calming, it makes me daydream and zone out, it feels nice.
Reverb
I personally think that this movie is the proof that cinema is the art that makes us grown. It's a movie that, when you think about, you love, and when you don't, you still love.
I swear i was born in a different time..Im enchanted by this magical beautiful music.
I feel the same, that time was my past life...
i agree i love old music it's so enchanting listen to Guy Lumbardo or Glenn Miller music so haunting but awesome kind of feel like your transported to that golden era!!!!!!!!!!!
People call you "The soul of the party" huh
Same! Couldn’t agree more. I wish actually wish I was born in a different time area. Like the 20’s / 30s❤️
You too?I always think how wonderful the past is
Incredible. I mean WOW. It sounds magical.
That's Al Bowlly for you. Britain's answer to Bing Crosby, didn'tchaknow.
This Film is more depressing the more I think about it. I mean a Man succumbs to insanity cause of a haunted hotel and in the end he just becomes a part of it, happy even, probably the only time where I saw Jack happy and at peace at the same time. Almost as if he is a new person and ok with it.
Very sad.
Jack was always the caretaker.
What makes a good movie is it’s atmosphere
A little slow tonight, innit Lloyd?
Yes it is, Mr. Torrance. What will it be?
@@gtucayekili2298 I'm awfully glad you asked me that Lloyd, because I happen to have 2 20's and 2 10's in my wallet
@@harisbux I was afraid they were gonna be there till next april
@@harisbux Mr Torrance, your money is no good here. On behalf of the management.
@@Piledriver86 I'm the kind of guy who likes to know who's buying their drinks Lloyd...
Al Bowlly's two songs used in this, It's All Forgotten Now and Midnight, the Stars and You are his best in my opinion. Simply magical masterpieces.
I absolutely love those songs and I listen to them a lot.
Al Bowlly's 'Easy Come, Easy Go' is a sort of anthem for WWII.
Tbh my favourite is Home idk why it just has a special place in my heart
Heartaches is a classic
Why did I fall asleep to this, it’s terrifyingly comforting and soothing
@Globox i love it, it’s comfortably creepy
Yep it can do that to you it's strange
@@penelopelombardi6243if you like this you should listen to Selected Memories from the Haunted Ballroom and the rest of The Caretaker’s ballroom trilogy
I'm about to start my new job as a night porter for a 28 bedroom lodge. I might lowkey play this on loop in reception at 3am.
Perfect, What Could Go Wrong?
*Jack Laugh*
The last song sounded very haunting to me.
9:31 makes me feel very emotional
Am I the only one who finds this soothing?
"I'm sorry to differ with you sir, but you are the caretaker."
"You've always been the caretaker."
And when my wife tried to prevent me from doing my duty, I CORRECTED her.
O_O
coRRRRected
Perhaps your willful boy may need to be, "corrected,"as well.
You did your duty, and we solute you 😀
I lost my grandfather d January 2, 2020 every time I hear this song I think of him in the old days. who's with me? do you think about youre past when you hear this song ?
K klokholm. Yes I do and I will be 75 on the 23Rd and grew up in Washington, D.C. So yes having old School Parents I still remember it well. God Bless.
yes I do
Absolutely I love old music charlston music bless u your right does bring memories my parents passed 12 years ago miss them every day u take care
Older music like this reminds me of my grandpa too. He was a Merchant Marine and would bring back records from the places he visited. One of them was Ue o Muite by Kyu Sakamoto, the song also known as Sukiyaki. My mom knew it, and just today I played the song for my nephew and sang along. He seemed to like it.
The same
I feel like I'm in a supermarket and I'm shopping 🛒
Imagine being in the overlook hotel and hearing this playing randomly in a different room, shit gives me chills
- and it should always be in the next room, you can never find the band...
237.
"WENDY?!?!?!?!?!?!?
I'M HOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Jack Torrance
Sounds exactly like it does in the movie. Excellent.
this has even more reverb than the movie.
Lloyd : No charge to you, Mr Torrance.
Jack Torrance : No charge?
Lloyd : Your money is no good here. Orders from the house.
Jack Torrance : Orders from the house?
Lloyd : Drink up, Mr Torrance.
A haunting movie about a haunted hotel. Only Kubrick could come up with a masterpiece like 'The Shining' from a cliche!
Hear this in my dreams all the time... Al Bowlly and Jack Nicholson...perfection.
" You set 'em up and I'll knock 'em back Lloyd - one by one "
Here's to five miserable months on the wagon.
@@indridcold8433 haha yep! That's it.
@@JP-wx6uh ...and the irreparable harm it has caused.
"Hi Lloyd, A little slow tonight isn't it?"
I love this so much. It’s like your quietly going insane, and this music is what grounds you to the real world.
I am in reality going insane quietly. Isn't everybody? The only difference is it's happening very quickly for me.
@@sydglover4842Sadly, I was diagnosed in 2003. April of this year, 2023, it has been 20 agonising years since the diagnoses of schizophrenia, deep depression, Asperger's Syndrome, and autism (which I doubt). Confusion, medication, psychiatrists, therapy, are all part of my existence. I hate it. I especially hate how psychiatry is choosing to indulge some mental illnesses, buttry to change other mental diseases. Why should a transsexual, get their mental disease indulged and I get a plethora of medicine, therapy, psychiatrists, and attempts to stop my condition? I hate dual standards
Was playing Bioshock Infinite, one of the Rapture DLC and heard this playing in the background. Stopped and made some cereal and enjoy the music.
How have I only just found this video? I found 'Midnight the Stars and You' last year in around June. The second I heard it I realised that it was one of the most beautiful songs ever created! Yes, it is creepy when used in The Shining, but the song itself is heavenly in its melody. Ray Noble's orchestra glide through the song like they're in orbit round the moon, while Al Bowlly graciously sings the simple but elegant words that mean so much. A beautiful song. Not only that one, but all of these songs on this video. If that's what music was back then then what a time it was to live.
This is beautifully haunting.
Kubrick CORRECTED this with echo and reverb. If he we're still alive, he would have recollection of it, it's not something to Overlook.
He is in room 237 now. He is there so he can help others be, "corrected," of their willful and naughty ways. You will be welcome at the Overlook. But never, ever, take a pack of matches unless you do want to be, "corrected."