Medieval Music Mixtape Compilation vol. 02 (HD)

Medieval songs ripped from old cassette tapes using Sony Vegas.

[@richardb8080]

Who's still listening in 2023? If you can remember the 1260's, you weren't there!

[@FunkyPertwee]

Amazing these tapes survived the centuries.

[@ototajemnicawiaryzlotoidol1081]

😂

[@smurfsurf67]

Wtf bro, those are obviously songs recorded in modern times…

[@ototajemnicawiaryzlotoidol1081]

@@smurfsurf67 no shit Sherlock...

[@octoberrust9483]

@@smurfsurf67 That's the joke dude

[@smurfsurf67]

@@ototajemnicawiaryzlotoidol1081 Obviously irony you fools😂

[@matthew-yh4mv]

I remember when this was what called pop music. Man I miss the 1250s😔

[@mylenejosselin8647]

Un vrai bonheur, même si mon cœur est triste. Merci 🌹

[@kaischmidt8030]

Who’s still listening in 1426?

[@mihaeladesaga2518]

Only words of praise for this music! Kudos to our ancestors! God bless their souls!

[@carausiuscaesar5672]

Splendid music to listen to as your serfs clean out your castle moat your squire polishes your armour while you compose love sonnets to your lady!

[@adolflazary5864]

Exactamente caballero

[@OstrogothRome]

Once an intrepid time traveller from 2035 set his machine for 1,000 years hence, yearning for a time when war and violence would surely have ceased, and advanced civilisation would have eliminated all disease and famine and poverty. But when he emerged, it was to a world of small warring statelets and beggars on every street corner in towns full of hovels where the wealthy lived in huge gated castles with private armies of knights to protect them. Vicious winters and wild animals carried off many each year whom the Plague had spared, whilst the wealthy mainly died in fighting during the summer months. He had evidently set his machine for MINUS one thousand years, and now there was no going back for angry superstitious peasants had destroyed his machine. He found shelter in a kind maiden’s house, who said, beware, for such people still fear the return of the War of the Magic Suns from maybe 900 years ago, perhaps a little more, when men flew in wondrous tubes of iron as high as the eagles, even upon flaming broomsticks of fire called ‘rockettes’ to the Moon itself, and possessed devilrous chariots that, without horse or oxen, could travel across moor and mountain faster than a frightened mare. Siuch chariots ran said she upon black essence of Erthe, that ran dry when men abuseth the land and she gave her essenbce no more, and they fought with fearsome catapults that could destroy a city faster than a hundred armies, that burneth hotter than a thousand thousand fires. And then our traveller knew he had NOT mis-set his machine after all.

[@jennifergrainger284]

Well done!

[@dsds449]

King comment

[@cyrilusly]

Your words aptly tickle our minds verbalsays. Well said stranger.

[@adolflazary5864]

Muchas gracias. Que talento . Gracias de verdad. Saludos

[@dimazmeeed]

I had this box of 3 records bought in Marseille, but I gave it away 30 years ago, so I'm delighted to be able to listen to this again. IIRC, Les Musiciens de Provence are a folk band, rather than mediaeval or renaissance.

[@im_the_operator_with_my_po1684]

How could you give this away!!! =)

[@jasonfrancissoberano35]

surprisingly, the one who you gave it away posted it on KZbin and you're listening to it now.

[@OstrogothRome]

I once gave away my 1980s PhD on atomic physics I'd written as a postgrad student to an old guy dressed in strange long black robes who said he needed it for his sorceries and 'travels in the chronous', whatever he meant by that. Absolute nutter, but what did I care, i'd got my doctorate then. . Last year I cleared out my grandad's attic, he was an early nuclear physicist (that's why I wanted to study it) who actually knew Robert Oppenheimer. Apparently Oppenheimer's grandad inspired his grandson to study nuclear physics because of an unhsually-bound book he bought in Dresden in 1875, at a funny little backstreet bookshop where this really old old guy in a long black robe sold all sorts of strange books and manuscripts.

[@Kampfwageneer]

Do you know the track at 22:20?

[@RiverWidow]

kudos to the guy who went back in time to record these fire🔥beatss

[@aleshkaemelyanov]

Марьюшка ❤ Средь лысых, каштановоглавых, седых, оранжевовласых и угольноглавых, подержанных, юных, ещё молодых тебе воздаю белокурую славу! Слегка золотистая, словно фонарь, что светит над кронами ночноволосых. Твой голос, как будто играет звонарь, чтоб прочь отогнать все печали и грозы. Жемчужный повойник, волшебный платок встречается с солнцем и ищущим ветром, как белый, чистейший, невинный цветок на юном лугу и под облачным фетром. Сияешь, как сливочный мрамор с утра, и длинными струнками ветер играет. Собою довольна и очень горда! Наверное, сам Бог тебя обожает!

[@FLAGMACHINE11]

This was the absolute PLAP when it first dropped, old times.

[@begusmegus6628]

Fuck yeah that's just right, this is going to be the soundtrack for the D&D campaign

[@lonesn1per]

Anyone know a good plague doctor? Got a cut and I don't think I have long to live...

[@patriziaproietti9009]

Beautiful music Medieval songs Catholic

[@arrienl6372]

Beautiful.

[@pan_agiotis]

THANK YOU!! I was looking for it for decades!

[@jamesmonahan1870]

PORTRAIT OF YOUTH REMASTERED (C)2006

[@glenadlin]

Only 11th century kids would appreciate it.

[@bijanjan100]

This vol. 2 compílation is by Les Musiciens de Provence

[@pan_agiotis]

Which album please?

[@arnaudsalvat6531]

Ce mix est de la pure frappe

[@oceanelf2512]

This is incredibly relaxing. Thanks for uploading. I always loved medieval music.

[@Searle8]

Wunderbar!!

[@Tipi_Dan]

Top notch. Moody galore, too.

[@MedievalRichard]

Splendid.

[@omacacoestacertosocrates6297]

Magnifique, Mérci Roger cote

[@gerwinnus]

I salute the other 44 people who can write! Clergymen and highest nobility, we shall rule the 33,000!

[@ricardos.cabral8409]

Excelente medieval songs

[@caesarsneezer6992]

At the third bar in piece 27, that should have been a B natural, not a B flat

[@asgoritolinasgoritolino7708]

we making it out of ye hamlet with this one

[@Keiji99]

Why is the algorithm showing us a video from 2015

[@kemmounramzy6232]

lol

[@engelbertschoormans]

you mean 1239

[@adeh503]

Fabulous

[@josuecarrillo384]

Qué bellos sonidos, música para oír, relajarse y meditar.

[@timothygrayson]

By orchard and flock the hands played a timeless tune for it be revolution they had requested.

[@moshow93]

I need the 1st song on a 10 hr loop.

[@mariusbichellis2255]

Merci beaucoup, c'est très apaisant

[@alanbash2921]

What About Hildegard Of Bingen On Beta ?

[@satoshirobles6447]

Hermosa musica

[@patrickevelyn8028]

Isin't that just some Jethro Tull..?

[@luizfernandolessa1889]

A música e a pintura retratam bem o medievo: instrumentos sem tecnologia avançada, mas bem construídos e tocados, e pastores com seus animais, tendo ao fundo um castelo, talvez em um feudo. Interessante como a boa música é atemporal. Saudações do Brasil 🇧🇷.

[@ricardos.cabral8409]

Excelente

[@cyrusbrand71]

La musica del passato era molto meglio dell'attuale. Molto più rispettosa dell'uomo e dei ritmi della natura...nettare per le orecchie

[@potita24]

I like this

[@DJacKnifeAlpha]

Wish the description had more info on what was ripped, but ah well.

[@douglascmreis]

The music in 1:47 , is'nt it "Zellus Zelatus Suum"?

[@inopiaceleritatis]

First song is a pastourelle : Dehors lonc pré

[@timothygrayson]

No one should be anothers slave for in end time we shall be judged and our decadence be our downfall but sun will still rise and waters flow beckoning that lost and remembered by our Lord God. To worship a man is to seek disappointment and unhappiness but for the new lamb skip to the dog and preserve our mother and father for their sacrifice was greater. To the bird that takes flight and calls to mate shall all be peace throughout transition and fall of the evening. The rising of the sun and hope she will return with relentless tide and truth. We are the meek bound to travel East and honour our debt for freedom is without and with loss a new beginning. To Christ I give my life for such saturation will repay and no doubt will cast its shadow. And through the pain of separation we traverse a new world and give to those without for drug and spirit shall be abandoned and grave responsibility to the animals we surely owe. Time shall travel with us and be our only companion for testament of love and of devotion be the basis a our religion to marry humility with compassion and bring a new life where disorder pervades our scattering before the new moon and we can sleep our cares till rise.

[@SkodenStoodisEh]

Imagine courting all the wenches to this music. 🔥🔥🔥

[@OstrogothRome]

And the wenches would have been more jealous of your long gown than you were of theirs.

[@adolflazary5864]

Jejeje bellas muchachas de Provence.

[@Kampfwageneer]

22:20 os fucking krieg!!

[@Lucky-zc6us]

Recorded in Logic Pro

[@Kampfwageneer]

Tracklist?

[@thedank0r162]

What are these songs? Like their names? Please

[@OstrogothRome]

The one that begins around 02:00 is called "The Processionary of King William III of South Anglo-Saxonie" Played at his crornation of 25 April 2044, 2 years after the War of The Magic Suns, as his carriage train passes majestically through the radioactive wastelands of what was his grandmother's capital city"

[@_.morpheus._]

6:13 "Da Pacem Domine"

[@kathyl6677]

What's the song at 41:42? I know it, and I think I used to know the words!!

[@podiug]

Ronde di T. Susato

[@daniellecasbolt945]

[@laamonftiboren4236]

Ich wes þer þo þise ilke songes weren erest imaked.

[@jacksonguillory8114]

30:00 salterello iii

[@terrisommella720]

And the rest?

[@jacksonguillory8114]

Whats the first tune

[@podiug]

Pastourelle (Gilbert de Berneville)

[@gastonbesson7915]

Vu comme ça '. .?

[@azka3757]

1:50

[@anaisdossantosbarroso6793sghh]

Ezamc

[@yukiomishima33]

Tapes pfft they should use CDs at least