Sounds Of The Supermarket Recreation

[@minigmac1]

I'm an Iraq combat vet with bad ptsd. This recording sooths me. Thank you for making it.

[@brookskioschos6494]

:)

[@jeremieking]

I appreciate what you gave to us. I wish you and your family much peace and healing.

[@kirbuss8471]

4th infantry, steadfast and loyal✊

[@MariaChristinaBari]

Thank you, so much, for your service.🌹 May God keep & bless you. 🙏🏻💖🙏🏻

[@airsley1239]

Run away. Nobody called you there.

[@Anubis90k]

Thank you so much for making this. Sounds For The Supermarket helped me get through a very difficult time in my life. I love seeing is as a cassette being played on your vintage setup as I have a huge fondness for older systems. They are comforting in a way I find hard to describe.

[@DustyPoo62]

I agree! Hope things are looking up for you now dude

[@lisemae]

❤❤❤

[@ajs3994]

The warm light in the dial window. The buttons for each function. The smell when the unit is warmed up. It's very honest and simple. A veritable feast for the senses.

[@mk202]

I love that story. The comforts we indulge in for self preservation are often found in the most interesting places.

[@minigmac1]

Bless you.

[@GamePlayWithNolan]

I went into walmart the other day and they were literally playing old supermarket music. This is finally becoming mainstream XD

[@ericksurfubatuba4530]

🎷.

[@bob4analog]

Hmm.. wonder if it was an april fools thing. 🤔

[@GamePlayWithNolan]

@@bob4analog That'd be funny af lol

[@aaronb3252]

I hope so

[@brookskioschos6494]

Nolans all grown up now xd

[@Raul-yg5oz]

showed this video to my dad and he started smiling the good old days of Muzak and Seeburg

[@magnificentmuttley154]

Here is the playlist from the _Sounds for the Supermarket 1975_ album: 1. Mr Lucky, Karl Jenkins, 1980 2. Snips " 3. Sunny Side " 4. Sunny Jim " 5. Mr Satisfied " 6. Hello Again, Roger Webb, 1981 7. Moment In Time " 8. Love Match " 9. To A Dark Lady, Graham Todd, 1983 10. A Touch of Class " 11. Bucolic Mood, Nick Ingman, 1990 12. From the Heart, Reg Tilsey, 1983 13. To A Country Lady, Nick Ingman, 1990 14. Summer Breezes, Alberici & May, 1983 15. Just Misty " 16. Harvey Wallbanger 1, Reg Tilsey, 1983 17. Statuette, Simon Park, 1978 18. What Alot Ive Gavotte " 19. Remember, Roger Webb, 1982 20. Morning Start, Roger Webb, 1982 21. Outlook, Roger Webb, 1981

[@artfoundry4855]

This is the kind of music we need in supermarkets today.

[@FerndaleMichiganUSA]

Damn straight.

[@alandale2182]

Instead of Taylor Swift screeching while you're in the produce section?😂

[@RezPlank]

Ours plays mostly up tempo 70s and 80s pop, more the latter, with some occasional more modern pop, but I'd welcome this over that any day. Nostalgic, no vocals, relaxing and uplifting at the same time.

[@peaceofpiety]

There are 1970's department store playlists that really go hard. Play that stuff while out driving, nod your head like you're Ice Cube having a good day. People laugh hysterically. Completely uplifts the energy. The way if The Alchemist is to transmute negative energy into positive, sadness for laughter. Blessed be those who honor music as a tool to uplift.

[@MrElwoodjayblues]

If I could revive Super Kmart, this is the only thing that would play in the store. So many good vibes with these tracks.

[@Foxonian]

Been a while since I have seen a Pioneer "Flat Loader" cassette deck. Nice! Used to hear this music a lot on our local cable TV scrolling news board back in the early 80's.

[@bob4analog]

I'd totally be ok with this music if i were walking in a mall or in a store today. 🚶‍👍

[@colette282]

I wish they would bring back this background music in our shopping malls..

[@bob4analog]

Me too, but with the mentality of f**king stupid snowflake people today, it would probably cause an outrage and a lawsuit for discrimination, PTSD, child abuse, HASMAT concern, enviromental issues, Greenhouse gas!

[@jackalenterprisesofohio]

There's a chance that Blockbuster might come back.

[@bob4analog]

@@jackalenterprisesofohio It's April 2nd, yer a day late! 😉

[@bagobeans]

@@jackalenterprisesofohio I heard that too...

[@michaelkozak4608]

You do absolutely fabulous work keeping the spirit of vintage ceiling speakers 🔊 alive and playing

[@wolflover968]

I don't know if you ever noticed before, but SOME of those ceiling speakers actually sounded pretty decent. I've noticed that a few times I was in places that still play music. Normally, most don't associate ceiling speakers with quality sound.

[@michaelkozak4608]

@@wolflover968 I actually have the vintage Lowell AL-8A aluminum ceiling speaker grille cover plates installed in 4 locations in the house 🏠 along with Atlas and Bogen overhead speaker grille cover plates using Bogen 8" speakers and matching line transformers as "standard" same design on all of them, decent quality sound for background music 🎶

[@magnificentmuttley154]

To be fair, these songs werent produced by Muzak Corporation. They were produced by an orchestra, publisher, & record label that was established in 1909, & is still a family-owned business. But no worries! These songs are royalty-free. That organization is De Wolfe Music of London.... I know because I have a few of the original albums from which the _Sounds for the Supermarket 1975_ compilation was made De Wolfe is well-known throughout England & Western Europe. However, despite 50 years of their recordings being played on American easy listening stations & used throughout TV & film, they remain obscure in the States. Strangely, these tracks are not from 1975. They are 1978, 80, 81, 82, 83, & 90 1. Mr Lucky, Karl Jenkins, 1980 2. Snips " 3. Sunny Side " 4. Sunny Jim " 5. Mr Satisfied " 6. Hello Again, Roger Webb, 1981 7. Moment In Time " 8. Love Match " 9. To A Dark Lady, Graham Todd, 1983 10. A Touch of Class " 11. Bucolic Mood, Nick Ingman, 1990 12. From the Heart, Reg Tilsey, 1983 13. To A Country Lady, Nick Ingman, 1990 14. Summer Breezes, Alberici & May, 1983 15. Just Misty " 16. Harvey Wallbanger 1, Reg Tilsey, 1983 17. Statuette, Simon Park, 1978 18. What Alot Ive Gavotte " 19. Remember, Roger Webb, 1982 20. Morning Start " 21. Outlook, Roger Webb, 1981

[@Fardemark]

I’m aware I uploaded mixes such as sounds of the department store and those have not only music de Wolfe but kpm and Bruton tunes too

[@magnificentmuttley154]

​​​​@@Fardemark After my first hour of ever exploring your videos, I had no doubt you must know of de wolfe & kpm. This is the first time in 45 years that Ive heard seeberg's music, thanks to you 🎼 I was only trying to make other readers/ listeners aware of de wolfe, thats all

[@thisislogout]

Music that is pure and pleasing to the core of my body and soul. Thank You Mr. Fardemark! This is simply wonderful! ❤

[@mr_don_key]

funny thing is, this "muzak" elevator/supermarket music, is secretly quite complex music to make. And sounds quite good too.

[@magnificentmuttley154]

Here is the playlist from the _Sounds for the Supermarket 1975_ compilation album: 1. Mr Lucky, Karl Jenkins, 1980 2. Snips " 3. Sunny Side " 4. Sunny Jim " 5. Mr Satisfied " 6. Hello Again, Roger Webb, 1981 7. Moment In Time " 8. Love Match " 9. To A Dark Lady, Graham Todd, 1983 10. A Touch of Class " 11. Bucolic Mood, Nick Ingman, 1990 12. From the Heart, Reg Tilsey, 1983 13. To A Country Lady, Nick Ingman, 1990 14. Summer Breezes, Alberici & May, 1983 15. Just Misty " 16. Harvey Wallbanger 1, Reg Tilsey, 1983 17. Statuette, Simon Park, 1978 18. What Alot Ive Gavotte " 19. Remember, Roger Webb, 1982 20. Morning Start, Roger Webb, 1982 21. Outlook, Roger Webb, 1981

[@spazemfathemcazemmeleggymi272]

I wonder how many people will "remember" this from when they were young

[@The4MusketeersYT]

i don’t know if you intend to make a reference or not but Remember was the 19th track lol

[@spazemfathemcazemmeleggymi272]

@@The4MusketeersYT I was thinking more along the lines of how many people lie about things like this on the internet, but that is also funny :)

[@ekaekusia]

i grew up in the 90's in another country but still find this nostalgic smh thank you

[@TC_Connection]

Same here, In Brazil. 😆👍 Very funny for Non-Americans, Because we only see these things on Movies or TV Series, And sounds just like a soundtrack for the show. I never expected this in real life.

[@mayhair]

​@@TC_Connection Pakistani born in 2006. Yeah, it does sound like a movie soundtrack! The grocery stores in Pakistan usually don't play any kind of music. That doesn't matter, though. It helps me concentrate and it sounds good as well.

[@amberalexandrabayleycooke212]

Very nice music for this Sunday morning... relaxing...😌🎶💭💗

[@LillianGraceFullofficial]

Man I love Muzak. its just so nostalgic to me

[@magnificentmuttley154]

To be fair, these songs werent produced by Muzak Corporation. They were produced by an orchestra, publisher, & record label that was established in 1909, & is still a family-owned business. But no worries! These songs are royalty-free. That organization is De Wolfe Music of London.... I know because I own a few of the original albums from which the _Sounds for the Supernarket 1975_ compilation was made. De Wolfe is well-known throughout England & Western Europe. However, despite 50 years of their recording being played on American easy listening stations & used throughout TV & film, they remain obscure in the States. Strangley, these tracks are not from 1975. They are 1978, 80, 81, 82, 83, & 90 1. Mr Lucky, Karl Jenkins, 1980 2. Snips " 3. Sunny Side " 4. Sunny Jim " 5. Mr Satisfied " 6. Hello Again, Roger Webb, 1981 7. Moment In Time " 8. Love Match " 9. To A Dark Lady, Graham Todd, 1983 10. A Touch of Class " 11. Bucolic Mood, Nick Ingman, 1990 12. From the Heart, Reg Tilsey, 1983 13. To A Country Lady, Nick Ingman, 1990 14. Summer Breezes, Alberici & May, 1983 15. Just Misty " 16. Harvey Wallbanger 1, Reg Tilsey, 1983 17. Statuette, Simon Park, 1978 18. What Alot Ive Gavotte " 19. Remember, Roger Webb, 1982 20. Morning Start, Roger Webb, 1982 21. Outlook, Roger Webb, 1981

[@heimatliebe116]

New subscriber here. Thank you for the great music, played in a wonderful vintage Pioneer tape deck! It so happens that I own a pioneer CT-F7121, I love the looks of these pieces of art!

[@eduardo_corrochio]

Groovy and mellow music, and the machine it's being played on is nifty.

[@bluebee3303]

THIS IS FIRE🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 i've listened to so many of these already and it's made me really productive with my work (i've got something undiagnosed shocker) the bops are calming and nice, makes me want to stroll down the neighborhood while the weather is good. living life as it is, greeting passersby with a smile and catching up with neighbors

[@julieoelker1865]

The cassette deck reminds me of my late father. We got one in 1972 and paid $200 for it ($1500 today). Ours had two slots. It was designed to let you play one tape while using the other side to record. My parents had a lot of cassettes back then, including the music for the hit movie Fiddler on the Roof. One song on that tape featured a ghost with scary music. So for Halloween that year, Dad got this bright idea to use the cassette deck and loop the scary ghost music. Whenever a kid came up the driveway looking for candy, Dad blasted that music out the front window. We kids loved it because we got to keep most of the candy.

[@cherylb6755]

julieoelker~ 👻😉🍭

[@YAMISOOLD2009]

Always a good day when I discover you have uploaded another batch of incredible vintage music. You do mankind a great service with this music..at least for those of us in the know about it! Thank you!

[@karmicchameleon5816]

This music has so much energy underneath just the basic relaxed melodies. So good

[@foxpup]

As a child I remember all the "shopping music" I would listen to while mostly bored as a captive audience being taken along as my mom shopped. Over time I became very fond of the genre. I went to check out this video for the music and then suddenly FOXES!!. Well that's cool. I'm very fond of foxes too. :-) Common cause?, I wonder?

[@jumbledfox2098]

Foxes!!!!!!!!!!

[@shadowmashuit]

Thank you for bring back the music I would grove too while I bag stuffed at work. Miss those days.

[@noahpartic7586]

😍WHOA Nellie!!! This is the same Grocery Store Music 1975 I've been playing many times from Swagmaster64here on KZbin Music. What you have shown here however... Vintage sound systems I recall from my childhood in the 70's & 80's before CD'S became King. I also recall such music in stores & the mall while shopping with my parents & grandparents. Next to toys, I loved hanging out in electronics amongst the TV's & stereos, including what was shown here. Ahhhhhh, they just don't make stuff like that... Anymore😭. Thanks for 😂Tears of Elation, the nostalgia & keep doing what you do🤗.

[@martinarthur2597]

Love the tone and melody on this collection. A sublime addition to your soundtracks. Thank you Fardemark

[@HunterMann]

Sweet, soothing, no unpleasant aftertaste… one of the best videos on KZbin. Thanks for everything, HM, filmworker & founder of Highway Cinema

[@MetallicBlade]

@31:09 Makes me think of how much soul has been lost in music when you hear something modern these days. Bet. If I had my own store, I'd be playing these every day.

[@Monkismo]

I listen to everything from chillhop to bluegrass, swing jazz to death metal, and now I can add Muzak to the list. Thanks! 😀

[@dunkirchen1940]

So crisp, so clear! This is incredible!

[@colette282]

Your channel is a pure oasis of happiness and calmness!! Thank You!!🦜🌺🌴☀

[@continentalgin]

Excellent mood altering music that lifts a person's spirits. Well done!

[@rickkilgore1147]

There are some occasions where ì can hear a few songs that remind of The Proressive Rock Group The Moody Blues,from their 1967 Lp,Days of Future Past.

[@georgefiddler1742]

This is amazing. I shall be copying this to reel to reel! I’ve slowly been cataloguing and recording to 10.5” tapes all my KPM records (here in the UK) The first track from this mix is just great. Happy music!

[@mookmookman]

❤kpm stuff

[@monkeytennis7477]

Also love KPM ❤️

[@cockula776]

I'll make things easy for you with the first track - It's "Mr Lucky" off the De Wolfe Music Library album Sunny Jim. The original Sounds of the Supermarket mix is pretty much that whole album. Fardemark threw in some wonderful extras on his mix, his sounds a lot better!

[@ddewittfulton]

What a beautiful Pioneer deck! There is real tactile pleasure in those machines! I don't mean to be a "good-old-days" guy but it does seem like they essentially stopped making devices like this...well, presumably because the market for tangible music is so niche now. It's funny what time does... growing up in the 70s and 80s these things were just "objects" in the house. But when they are experienced later in life, it's the closest we can come to time travel I suppose.

[@garryt.6184]

Love your videos. The music is soothing and relaxing. A terrific way to de-stress from the insanity of the world. Thanks!

[@LCVII]

This tape sounds more like a movie score. Pretty touching!

[@ryan8488]

That’s what I thought

[@vsmind]

When I was a kid in the 70s I loathed muzak, now I kinda like it.

[@spazemfathemcazemmeleggymi272]

I know I've said this before but I cannot put into words how much I enjoy this channels content, I hope the algorithm picks you up some day because you deserve it.

[@VinTagebeats]

Thank you for your channel 🥰

[@michaellorenzen8200]

thanks I love working in my shop to these tapes , etc...

[@ArturoHernandez-jj8os]

Amo tu música, me recuerda cuando era niña y escuchaba la radio, iba de viaje con mi mamá y mi papá en la carretera y de repente empezaba a llover. 😜🤩🛤️🚗🎶🌧️⛈️

[@jeffhall6556]

I Agree.👍

[@breakfastsurreal5650]

Funny how memories are always there waiting for something to bring them out.

[@solar_waltz20]

Hello! I would like to say a big thank you for giving the opportunity to listen to this wonderful music. It is very soothing and helps to tune in to work. I would like to ask if it is possible to upload audio fragments from your videos/make playlists of your videos on another social network? I really want to share it with other people, because this music is great! Thanks in advance for the answer ♥

[@markwestwriter]

Oh this is glorious!

[@HC-cb4yp]

It's like I almost recognize three different songs within one "song" but I can't think of what they are.

[@aidansenn9668]

Bro that cassette sounds amazing. It always shocks me the quality you can get out of those.

[@magnificentmuttley154]

There is simply no substitute for magnetic tape. Especially the full spectral width & range of 1" wide reel-to-reel. The very best CD's & all-digital mp3 & mp4 cannot equal it.... At least with quality compact cassettes we can get close Find any album recorded on a Capitol "XDR" original factory compact cassette, & that's the ultimate. Pink Floyd's _Dark Side of the Moon_ & Dr Hook's _Greatest Hits,_ for example. For duplication, Farvemark recommends 3M High Energy cassettes, but I havent found out yet whether these are still produced

[@wonka5555]

Absolutely amazing, Fardemark! ;) Thanks a lot, mate! ;) :D

[@bass_MX]

Love this tape. What song is used in the intro?

[@jimw7ry]

28:05 What a GREAT SONG! WOW! Room 21 Plus Crier. Some interesting stuff on line about this. And YES! This would make a great song for a movie!

[@FunnyStarRunner]

Plus Crier is a copyright troll who stole songs from this album and claimed them as their own. The real title is "A Touch of Class" by Graham Todd, released on the 1983 De Wolfe album of the same name.

[@alitlweird]

I love that tape deck! 🤩😍

[@jimkeskey]

This collection takes a sharp turn south around 18:35 mark.

[@Baueresque]

Out of sight! ❤

[@SmuntzString]

Ya it was in the Nintendo Training 1991 video on youtube. The salesman is talking and this is playing in the background

[@AudioHusky]

Would definitely love to have my own copy of this cassette or just about any of your supermarket playlists on a physical format like cassette or vinyl

[@aaronb3252]

This is great, takes me back to a more peaceful time in our society. A time when all we worried about was nuclear war , not school shootings and Goofy people shoplifting wrecking the economy . What a time ! Love it

[@hitachicordoba]

Memories of shopping at SoCal Market Basket, Alpha Beta, Lucky Market, Safeway and Gemco with my Mom in the late 70's/ early 80's, sigh...

[@melita1327]

I like so much these sounds,I want to enjoy specially,When I am going to the shopping always.walking inner place.

[@djdonbernal]

Beautiful songs!!!

[@bagobeans]

I love this!! Reminds me of Zody's... Happy music!!😁

[@shanedeleon5376]

Beautiful quality!

[@whosaidavery]

No kidding, I would literally buy several copies of that tape just to have one in every one of my vehicles.

[@sensetemple8150]

unparalleled

[@AtomicSpud]

Im glad you converted it to digital. Now it can live almost forever.

[@PepperTreeVilla]

LOVE this!!!

[@HC-cb4yp]

You should look for the boarding and deboarding music they use to play on various airlines using their themes.

[@OksanaTverdokhlebova]

Imagine, if This Made In The Vinyl Record, That Will Be Awesome!

[@OksanaTverdokhlebova]

Oh Lord 💀

[@FearMonarch]

Man I remember searching everywhere for a physical copy of this, if you ever make extras I might be convinced to buy one 😏

[@ethanterry7290]

You could sell these cassettes for a mint. I’d sure buy one.

[@captaindookey]

Thanks for the music suggestions, dude, also Its me the SPAR guy.

[@Adelinnne]

The fact that I recognize some of these songs from old roblox games..

[@pransmigil1234]

this helps me so so much

[@Sonictrainkid]

if the music starts at 1:30, it will be more of a master peace

[@snappybabby4646]

We .....didn't allow foxes in our 1960s ranch house much less let them play with our records or the record player. ....just didn't do that kind of stuff.

[@juancarlosmontes]

Wow...Maxell Chrome Tape. I remember it. And then "Dolby" sound came out. (Ooooh) EDIT: But I do remember that people who were serious about music used those high end cassettes for making copies of their records or of stereo broadcast.

[@michaellorenzen8200]

the old Maxell ad of the guy in the chair getting blown away 👍

[@emperorhadrian6011]

Thank you.

[@GaytanLaytan]

I like the cover art for the cassette, but I don’t think Muzak would have made that cassette. And you should’ve changed its date 1982 or 1985 as the newest original track from this bunch is from 1981. But overall this was the best April fools gift ever

[@gregoryagogo]

Yeah! Seems to me there was a special machine with special cassettes that played for like 6 hours at a time. We used to have one at Burger King, at about 1985, and this music reminds me of that time.

[@gregoryagogo]

@@The4MusketeersYT The music style sounds 'early 70s' to me.

[@bob4analog]

To ne sure, the cassette tape playing in the vid is just for visual effect, it's not really playing the music back as it's heard. That's ok, it looks cool. And, it sounds great! 😉

[@Fardemark]

@@bob4analog it is the actual same tape being played visually and audibly the timing of the tape rip may be off a little that’s because I used a different deck to record the tape to the computer

[@johndix177]

Thank you for preserving more Muzak memories. For someone who grew up in this era it reminds me of walks through countless isles of retail, elevators, bank lobbies, motel pools, and office buildings.

[@this_Joe_Smith]

♥️♥️♥️♥️ Love it so much

[@salihvural9650]

ENDLESS ENDLESSS THANKS FOR ALL SHARES

[@porshprix4286]

Childhood memories

[@FerndaleMichiganUSA]

These foxes...are...oddly ...compelling...

[@danielordorica5857]

Excellent!

[@spartan.falbion2761]

There's no music in British supermarkets. I would feel as though I was in Tom Nooks 🐿️

[@Lori-lp6uc]

❤PERFECT❤

[@volks6432]

LETS GOOOO love this sm‼‼

[@Capybaraism]

THANK YOU!!!

[@MrRobby1]

you should post the audio to internet archive.

[@kathyflorcruz552]

Love it!

[@julieoelker1865]

Reminds me of Shrek when they come into Lord Fahrquat's empty amusement park town.

[@neptunestudioo]

just love it so much

[@Vanslovovicivan]

wow that's the legend ❤😊

[@conradk]

Awesome thanks!

[@colette282]

Amazing sound! Never heard this album with such quality of sound! My old copy was ok but not that good.

[@Fardemark]

Yep source audio files and a chrome tape are a good match

[@Fardemark]

@@AMEER-114- pulled from the source audio recordings rather than the worn out tape and put onto a fresh chrome cassette for better fidelity

[@Fardemark]

@@AMEER-114- I didn’t take any direct audio from the old cassette upload from 2012. I went digging and found files of the direct masters of each tune off the music de Wolfe website where it’s all from and made a fun revamp of the fantasy cassette. You do know the original sound of the supermarket is a hoax it was made by someone with a record collection of music de Wolfe albums and a cassette deck with a worn out tape for the aesthetic of what an old well used tape sounds like.

[@Fardemark]

Also I do graphic design for fun so I made it look as authentic to a commercial tape as possible

[@jorgearmandosaavedracastro1745]

Hoy en dia deberan los centros comerciales con supermercado adentro colocar canciones antiguas como esta

[@this_Joe_Smith]

4:57 i would play this to friends , my subliminal tapes, ....we said this one.... 😂 the rhythm of the melody fit to singing, "oh well! That's too Damn Bad!" 😂 Made me want to write lyrics for the whole tape!!

[@MrRobby1]

is this music free to use wttout copyright srike, etc,?

[@trashgarbage7234]

no; the uploader also cannot sell/provide licensing rights (not the copyright holder; no fair use exemption either, Musak has the right [hopefully they don't, but they would have the right] to take this video down) if my math is correct, Muzak's copyright on these pieces specifically ends somewhere between 2050 and 2095

[@cactusjackNV]

@@trashgarbage7234 This isn't MUZAK. It's from the DeWolfe library and a simple google search will take @catflap001 to their website.

[@Sonictrainkid]

we all need to do this at some point :)

[@______638]

first song after the tape goes in? sounds familiar?

[@naranjojo]

1:07 1970s Atari 2600 font!

[@SubjectToChage]

Do you know the name of the first song on the cassette?