Fantastic example of beautiful ragtime from the West Indies. Hope to come across a piano roll of this to add to my collection. The bass is out of this world!!
I agree this isn’t actually meant to be creepy AFAIK. The minor-key mode could mean various things to various musicians back in the day, but “creepy” was not a common one, to my knowledge. I hear this more as “serious”. It’s definitely a phenomenal performance and a terrific and exceedingly rare piano roll. All of the QRS “West Indies Series” and “West Indian Mentor Series” are some of the rarest and most valuable 88-note home piano rolls.
Ok, if no one else is gonna say it, I was looking for something more along the lines of "Sweet Charlotte"(after a true story) or even Tom Waits "What's He Building?"
I dont get how some people don't find this scary, all I can think about when I listen to this song is some murder prancing around my house gleefully (with this song playing in the backround like a creepy movie scene) chasing me around enjoying watching me try to run to no avail.
How do you guys not think it’s creepy? Maybe it’s unconventionally scary but: Imagine you are in an old Victorian house and you hear this playing at night and it echoes through the house. As you walk up the coiling stairwell illuminated by a candle, you enter the room where it’s playing, noticing the piano keys moving by itself. the curtains from the window billow suddenly, distracting you from the dusty, white-sheet covered room. The chill in the room makes your teeth shatter, the moonlight blinking on a gritty projection looking figure of a man sitting on the seat in front of the piano. You can’t believe your eyes; fear and entrancement filling you. The end of the song peaks and a picture frame shatters in front of you, at once your candle blows out. It’s an old, browned with time picture of the man in the video
Dude if Lionel Belasco or any other of the departed piano legends of yesteryear visited and started playing, I wouldn’t run away; I’d try to record and get their autograph. That would be phenomenal. That reminds me of the time when Dennis Pash told me he visited ragtime composer Harry Kelly’s house in Kansas City, and stayed over and heard ghostly music drifting up from downstairs. None of the ragtimers who heard this story were creeped out, we were all jealous AF (and happy for him) that he got to hear it and we didn’t . 😀
If I heard this in an old Victorian house at night I wouldn't feel in a horror movie, I would feel like I'm in Hotel Transylvannia. The song playing out of nowhere would be weird, but the song just haves a comical and cartoonish tone to it that doesn't makes it scary.
I don't see it as scary I picture men and women strutting down the ave with their heads Heald high with pride promenading around in their gilded clothing.
Lol nobody searched this up. Don't lie, you're from the Creepy Old playlist. So am I.
I did 😳
Alexa ortega oh damn I stand corrected
I'm a long time fan of Belasco and Calypso so that's why I'm here
You caught me
yep
Fantastic example of beautiful ragtime from the West Indies. Hope to come across a piano roll of this to add to my collection. The bass is out of this world!!
One of the coolest tunes ever.
Sounds more happy to me...
same
Ooh! Nice and happy sounding! 😃
It sounds great!
Actually sounds really nice.
Whenever you go through a series of minigames with certain Nintendo characters in order to escape
Who knew this would be inside of a fnaw fan game
The Twisted Factory 2.0 House Mode Night 5 be like:
never thought i'd be dutty-wining to a ragtime tune-
this is actually good
This isn't creepy, makes me wanna dance lol
kinda cringe
« What?! You’re in that factory *again* ? Are you crazy?! I’m coming over. »
I like how people perceive this as “creepy” music. For me-not at all! It’s beautiful!
I agree this isn’t actually meant to be creepy AFAIK. The minor-key mode could mean various things to various musicians back in the day, but “creepy” was not a common one, to my knowledge. I hear this more as “serious”. It’s definitely a phenomenal performance and a terrific and exceedingly rare piano roll. All of the QRS “West Indies Series” and “West Indian Mentor Series” are some of the rarest and most valuable 88-note home piano rolls.
I agree!!
@@SkellyMonke woah, 2 year old comment that i didnt even know existed. Thanks!
@@alexvega5756 lol
i found this from a creepy music playlist
@SkeletonPlays26 Oh thats why lol!
This image reminds me of the internet horror this man in your dreams
Kinda sounds exciting.
i like how were all from the playlist
Lyrics
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QRS piano roll 2658, "Go 'Way Gal", issued June 1924.
Thanks for the source mate, now I won't go batty trying to find this on 78!
*blows the dust off the cover*
Damn I can't be the only one who just looked this up now
Perfect music
Excente pieza!
Sublime!
This is an awesome arrangement
Lucio Peligro Charly Feathers Can't hardly stand it. That'll send some shivers down your spine 😁😂😂
That is a classic song, but I don't see the relation. Am I missing something?
Ok, if no one else is gonna say it, I was looking for something more along the lines of "Sweet Charlotte"(after a true story) or even Tom Waits "What's He Building?"
Far from creepy. Quite enjoyable . Very unique style.
Lol this is not creepy wtf
You on the playlist too haha
@@TofeHerbs429 haha the playlist
Same!
Yeah, it's actually pretty good.
i love it :)
This isn't creepy, sounds like some cool wild west saloon music.
i know
Amazing :D
Sounds like something a Serial Killer from the 20's would play during an execution
Eyyyy, it's really good
Ouuuu this shit fyeeeee asf.
i love the fact that this is called "creepy old music"
This is me in my middle 50s
Yo, this shit slaps.
Why is this in the creepy music playlist? I find this super groovy and it's a really cool tune.
I dont get how some people don't find this scary, all I can think about when I listen to this song is some murder prancing around my house gleefully (with this song playing in the backround like a creepy movie scene) chasing me around enjoying watching me try to run to no avail.
Seriously ? This song sounds to me really joyful, it's surprising !
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"Creepy old music" i found what I was looking for ig
But it's joyful, not creepy at all :(
@@exekow ik lol wasn't being serious, was trying sarcasm since this was a first result 😅
@@mmastiff734 lol sorry, but there are so many comments saying that this tune is creepy that I'm starting to wonder why... :P
@@exekow if it hadn't been first on a Playlist called creepy old music, it probably wouldn't be even seen in the same light as the word creepy 😆
How do you guys not think it’s creepy? Maybe it’s unconventionally scary but: Imagine you are in an old Victorian house and you hear this playing at night and it echoes through the house. As you walk up the coiling stairwell illuminated by a candle, you enter the room where it’s playing, noticing the piano keys moving by itself. the curtains from the window billow suddenly, distracting you from the dusty, white-sheet covered room. The chill in the room makes your teeth shatter, the moonlight blinking on a gritty projection looking figure of a man sitting on the seat in front of the piano. You can’t believe your eyes; fear and entrancement filling you. The end of the song peaks and a picture frame shatters in front of you, at once your candle blows out. It’s an old, browned with time picture of the man in the video
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Wow, did this comment completely change my mind. This is legitimately the scariest CZcams comment I have ever read.
I wouldn't be scared of the music, but I'd be scared because of the house..
Dude if Lionel Belasco or any other of the departed piano legends of yesteryear visited and started playing, I wouldn’t run away; I’d try to record and get their autograph. That would be phenomenal. That reminds me of the time when Dennis Pash told me he visited ragtime composer Harry Kelly’s house in Kansas City, and stayed over and heard ghostly music drifting up from downstairs. None of the ragtimers who heard this story were creeped out, we were all jealous AF (and happy for him) that he got to hear it and we didn’t . 😀
If I heard this in an old Victorian house at night I wouldn't feel in a horror movie, I would feel like I'm in Hotel Transylvannia. The song playing out of nowhere would be weird, but the song just haves a comical and cartoonish tone to it that doesn't makes it scary.
SKELETONS DANCING SKELETONS EVERYWHERE
excellence
came here accidentaly...sorry for it...and I don't even know what's "creepy old list"...am I accepted.
Sabrosooo!
Yea happy
This shit gonna gimme nightmares.
Its stadaring
Does anyone have sheets for this song?
its funny cause my nickname is Gal LMAO
Play on half speed.
You're welcome
Thanks, now it sounds spooky
Year?
+Heaven is a dirt nap I think the year of this song is 1922... badass tune in my eyes !!
1929?
we are destroying it !
Who here came from FNAW The Twisted Factory?
"who here *CAME* " ??????? ayo???? 🤨
Sounds like something from undertale
90% of these damn comments: It'S noT tHAt CReePy LoL
He can power a nuclear reactor with the left side of his brain!
This sounds like undertale or rdr2 type music it's not even creepy
He looks like a spanish Sheldon Cooper
I don't see it as scary I picture men and women strutting down the ave with their heads Heald high with pride promenading around in their gilded clothing.
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I have to leave
This isnt happy it sound likes its play back and back
Not creepy, unless you imagine skeletons dancing to it...
Creeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeepyyyyyyyy
Whats so creepy?
the only creepy thing is it sound like cumbia, the genre
Just a minor-y song, not real creepy. Put it to half speed, like someone else said, and there's something.
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