I watched this when I was eight years old. It scared the pants off me. In my minds eye, the monk ghosts at 10:21 were full on horror movie demonic appearances … not quite the same as a 38 year old!

One of the great songs from the classic days of rock.

I always find it most disconcerting that always people have to keep proving themselves time and again, just because something presents itself that the mind cannot understand we result to the comic, the sceptic, the scientist, yet none of us know where the hell we come from and who we are.

Used to watch these all the time, this one got turned into a film “conjuring 2” and then there’s the one on the monk on the stocksbridge bypass which is only up the road from us and we go on the bypass many times, locally it’s known as the (black monk) who was kicked out of his monastery for some reason? But when Henry viii destroyed all the monasteries the stone that was left standing at Monk Bretton Priory was taken and used to build a church in wentworth and used in other places too SO MAYBE the monk was tied to the rubble maybe that was his priory? I don’t believe in the story but this series was be of the best on TV in the 80’s and so was the Hammer Horror movies they showed on Friday nights,TV was better then, I am a 62 year old lass who loved watching Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee they were legends. Who ever reads this the best of regards to you and yours from Yorkshire

What kind of security men where they?

Yes yes

Anything similar these days

Creepy if this was a true story.

Sound a bit out of Sync.

I first heard this when I was a 4 year old in 1995 / 1996. I thought the lyrics were "BLOW your head up, BLOOOW." Don't ask me where my 4 year old self got such a violent imagination, I don't know. Maybe I saw part of some R rated movie that I've long since forgotten. Then again, I was also singing along to AC/DC songs then while thinking "Dirty Deeds" had something about "Concrete Cheese." I had _no_ idea what the lyrics were.

The way she looks into the camera at 2:38 is very much giving "Damn; guess I fucked up."

Used to watch this when I was a kid,takes me back

I have read the book about 35 yrs ago I and my family have experienced similar accounts in our old house but well all Are very open. ❤

I remember hearing the real recorded tapes on the James Whale Radio📻 In early the 2000s

Been looking for this for ages. Remember watching this at the time, Even got a book out at my local library at the time called Strange But True,

This was 1974, I believe.

I've been watching the BBC crime series called Ludwig and it got me thinking that I was sure I used to watch a show when I was little about an egg called Ludwig, and here he is! I love it

Russ Ballard is an amazing song writer for other bands with credits most people don't know about.

I’m 59 years old, and I discovered Ludwig cartoons in ninth grade and it was the most wonderful thing ever

Reminds me of monty Python

One of the DJ's staple numbers at Hamilton Ice Rink in the early 70's when this came on the Rink got full of skaters just like the dance floor

The standard of British animation pre- Danger Mouse. Badly drawn with a biro and felt tip pens. A story that's made up as they go along. If they'd taken this to one of the American studios Hanna-Barbera etc...theyd have been laughed out of the office. And they're using classical music cos it's free 😂

So let me guess; absolutely, no one experiences anything there today, and have not for years. Correct?

You know you've got a hit when the audience sits down and some of them clap to the rythm.

Of course the real debate was always concerned with what Ludwig actually is / was. A diamond? A Faberge egg? Maybe. But the real clue is in the opening credits. As surreal and difficult to comprehend as it is, Ludwig is actually a musical note. A European semi breve, or American whole note. He is the personification of an extended musical tone. As such he exists; but ipso facto he cannot exist. He is at best a superlative paradox; and at worst a metaphysical anomaly.

Same show as this one? kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3W8ZGiChr2Dn7s

I believe them all.

No playback, full live.

I recall being a teen in 1971, hearing this on the radio -- it was a monster hit at the time. Since I'd get depressed and felt "unworthy", it kind of helped me. I liked the sound of the song, though it is pretty repetitive.

There's something I've always found creepy and unsettling about Ludwig, as though soviet intelligence was broadcasting messages for their agents through it like one of those 'numbers stations'.

Specs by pennine Windows…

The plane accident..the guardian Angels didnt help those who were killed..

Hmm. Russ Ballard not at his finest. And what happened to the organ, did a microphone break?

The Angel’s to me was “lose weight fatty”

I miss the days where bands used Hammond organs! Some of the best music of all times!

I loved this show. Used to scare the hell out of me. This & the UFO over an American airbase I remember very well

I remember sitting by the fire watching these as a child. Better times .

Ahhh Ludwig! Don’t get catchphrases like that anymore. The kids are all too busy stabbing each other

this is inspector gadget before inspector gadget

New (i'l make a ytp)

Americans eh??!!....ya gotta love em!!!!! lol

As a kid, I always used to think Russ Ballard was the embodiment of cool.

I could never figure out why Rod Argent was in this band.

who else is here from the jesus is luke skywalker channel guy 🔥?🚬🤠👇

I used to love this when I was a kid but the music used to give me a chill

If they’d been English they would have been huge

always thought it was eastern European thankyou for sharing this 🙂

si argent limpie el disco y empezarte a mirar...

I was 12 when this came out, great positive emotional song, this also reminds me of FM radio, it started becoming more available around this time, like steely dan sang, FM was no static at all

Read Dr Brian Weiss Many Lives Many Masters book and Miracles Happen. True story, changed my life.