H. P. Lovecraft Jazz [1920's Ambience] Cthulhu Mythos and the Old Ones

[@psychotica4140]

with lovecraft having the... proclivities that he did, this type of music was probably the most terrifying for him. straight up horror music

[@thelasttaarakian]

is racism in the room right now? where did the racism hurt you?

[@GentlemanLife-Beyotch]

Lovecraft didn't even care much for classical music. Some of this he would have stomached but not a lot of the Boohicky type jazz of the time.

[@dupezy]

strange how nobody mentioned it yet you understood what he was insinuating it's almost like its been a unspoken reality known by most self proclaimed "intellectual" crypto fascists @@thelasttaarakian

[@rioscordoba606]

Pre 50(maybe 60s jazz), is hands down the best of North American music!!!

[@GentlemanLife-Beyotch]

1920s and 1930s were golden.

[@MrRubix94]

Damn, this is excellent. The tension and horror gradually building. Thanks.

[@nightmarishcompositions4536]

Lovecraft would be proud!

[@sudanemamimikiki1527]

Of African american music being attached to his name? Doubt it

[@nightmarishcompositions4536]

@@sudanemamimikiki1527 He got over that stuff in his old age so he might’ve.

[@sudanemamimikiki1527]

@@nightmarishcompositions4536 no...he really didn't... He mellowed out an unknown about. But he was still virulently racist till his dying day

[@GentlemanLife-Beyotch]

​@@sudanemamimikiki1527How is Jazz an African American creation? I get African American players are predominant but that's a far different statement to make.

[@sudanemamimikiki1527]

@@GentlemanLife-Beyotch because it originated in African American communities in New Orleans? Because it was originally created by African Americans? Because the roots of jazz are in blues and ragtime, which both also originated among black communities in america, and were in turn based on African American spiritual music and ballads??? Idk how you think it ain't love...

[@melquibrito9104]

Ótima playlist amigo, obrigado

[@SwissLinsky]

this is amazing thanks!

[@pedrosuarez8626]

Is this from the arkham mixtape? Man I love that video

[@viralvideocenter7870]

Charles A. Coulombe, is this you? I swear it's gotta be. I read his book "Puritan's Empire" and he praises H.P. Lovecraft and the Confederate States of America.

[@LuccaMorandin]

I'm not Sir. Charles, but I'm his friend. Long live the Monarchy and down with the Puritan Scum!

[@peopleskingdomofwolcottia]

@@LuccaMorandin Nice!

[@wulfbooy]

I could be wrong (not big on jazz), but is that don redman?

[@ferminguerra9867]

which one?

[@MaxAtt4ck]

What’s the second song playing

[@boxoffun2148]

Where did you find this version of "I've got that tune". I can't find it.

[@leandrokynortas9473]

2 months late, but the version used here is Chick Bullock's rendition of "Hummin' To Myself"

[@stonedperson97]

What is the original name of the first song

[@nightmaresand808s]

What does this have to do with lovecraft?

[@LuccaMorandin]

I see you're definitely not familiar with the Lovecraft fandom

[@shipmates.journal]

7:02 What's this one called?