terror hotel || songs that sound like how liminal spaces feel

[@lia_smiley]

Hey guys, I had to mute the song at 6:05, due to a copyright claim that blocked the video. Sorry for the inconvenience! Here are the fixed timestamps! Putting them down here to avoid copyright lol T I M E 00:00 - Je te laisserai des mots - Patrick Watson 04:48 - Sarah - Toshifumi Hinata 08:23 - It's just a burning memory - The Caretaker 11:55 - Dream Sweet in Sea Major - ミラクルミュージカル 18:56 - Drifting time misplaced - The Caretaker 23:10 - Gnossienne No.3 - Erik Satie 28:12 - Memories of the rainy day - Kikuo 31:47 - Hypno K.K - Animal Crossing New Leaf OST 35:13 - School - Petscop OST 38:21 - L'Frou Jibet - Joe Hawley 38:58 - Mother - Gilli Smyth 41:02 - Cotton Candy - Kikuo

[@aurielleskys1324]

I don't know if this always works But you can try putting the timestamps in the comments not the description It worked for me

[@Sidneysauruss]

KJOE HAWLWEY

[@bookfanatic8329]

4:13 I'll just imagine it's a sample of John Cage's 4'33.

[@hero-chan9748]

yess dream sweet is in this, love that song.

[@Neneburger]

THE CARETAKER IM CRYINF

[@Emberly.mp4]

the way my heart rate increased when i saw the tracks by The Caretaker on here

[@boinion3725]

SAME it started playing and I got to relive so many unpleasant memories from when I traumatized myself by listening to that album

[@Emberly.mp4]

@@boinion3725 i still havent found time to go through the whole thing😭 i got to stage 4 but thats only 2 hours in i just dont have timeee

[@click475]

I immediately took off my headphones when I heard it. It caught me so off guard omfg

[@GL00MYBEAARR]

What happen with that song? I don’t get it ;; it sounds so pretty and calming 2 me

[@zuzu-kn5mq]

can someone explain ?? I have no idea what this is ab and am curious AF

[@kirk6535]

how does this actually sound like liminal spaces what

[@mariannahennelova7470]

JoobyOoby I think it’s partly the echo sound some of these have to them. 🤔 Makes it sound like it’s played in a big empty place.

[@barmiruku3395]

It doesn't things cant sound like liminal spaces unless you have a specific thing like synesthesia

[@LilyCelebiFlipnote]

@@barmiruku3395 It is more of an abstract feeling, as in the sound of these makes them feel as if you are looking at a liminal space. They give off the same vibes, if you will.

[@mlgproplayer2915]

Ikr! XD

[@josefmilly]

It's mostly because the title makes your brain want to make it seem that way, being given an idea makes it want to find each possible reasons to validate it

[@Payduro]

I immediately recognized the first song as the outro for The Last Podcast on the Left!

[@Scardy]

Really? Because I recognized it from The Shining first.

[@pasteldreams5413]

Can't we all just agree that it's by the infinitely talented and highly underrated Patrick Watson and call it a day?

[@whickwhacksmacker]

Je te laisserai des mots

[@munchmongoose]

Fuck LPOTL’s rape jokes and racist jokes/impressions tho

[@yamleaf8248]

Whats the song name?

[@thinekyoobious8932]

When I was young, I’d sometimes crawl into my parents bed in the morning for a hug. In winterm it was still dark, and my dad had extremely calming music for his alarm. It sounded so much like this. I would just stare at the empty dark hallway leading away from the bedroom for hours, and I think that really was a liminal space to 7 y/o me.

[@thinekyoobious8932]

@@lisi5 dude i’m happy with my life??? When did i sound depressed?

[@mauler7303]

@@lisi5 shut up dude, this is a public comment section and everyone is free to share whatever they want.

[@abnormal_asian]

We can’t see it but at the table ghosts are dining and laughing and having a great time

[@mamanyajessie5511]

Pog

[@starlightfox8982]

I’m happy for them :)

[@wht_bttrfls1746]

Omg stop you're gonna make me cry 😭😭

[@MistyLose]

They are Eating and Laughing and Reminiscing of good old days and talking about their Childhood And wishing they could change their route in life

[@emofrog6775]

god why did this almost make me cry?

[@0piddles061]

My mom works in a theatre department and in said theatre department there is a basement that looks EXACTLY like this and it freaks me out every time I go there because I got stuck in an elevator down there alone as a child, only to pop out in this basement alone.

[@VoteLNLSN]

I would have a meltdown

[@panikalmly]

I felt that this room 99% looks like my church and when I'm there alone working (I volunteer) at night THIS is the feeling (especially since there is a theatre next door)

[@ven5866]

thats so freaking creepy man, i couldnt handle even seeing this kind of room in real life 😭

[@floorfloorfloor722]

I’m bothered by the fact that I would like being kind of scared and want to explore

[@wiwwy]

@@floorfloorfloor722 same.

[@mod_jesse]

I was vibing to this instead of being in school and then that damned song, friggin, Burning Memory, the song that started it all in Everywhere At The End Of Time, my heart-

[@megataequaza8591]

Its actually not that sad it's kinda happy and you know what? The caretaker wanted you to feel this way because old people have dementia so the song make you have dementia so you put yourself in their shoes. And how you should treat them. The feelings are apart of what you will learn someday that to respect your elders that they forget about things too. ❤

[@megataequaza8591]

@Butterface aw thank you and it's very true what you said I dont know what were going to do but hopefully we'll figure it out ^^

[@grearhem4042]

Thank you for commenting this, I will now stop watching the video (but leave a like) to avoid flashbacks

[@cordasolis]

The whole album terrifies me so I knew I KNEW it had to be here somewhere, pretty much anything liminal space-y has to have caretaker in it lol

[@explodingegg123]

Burning Memory is one of the most haunting and "hollow" songs i've ever heard and the song just gives me the creeps

[@arson5361]

The "familiar" feeling this room is giving me it's not about me being there, it's how I know what's going to happen/already happened, but the memory is blocked like a spoiler from the future.

[@jay-qh5ky]

that’s a really good way to put it

[@ViktorTheMusician]

It gives me that uncertain feeling of cleaning up after a big party. My mind will be on "did we check everything" mode the rest of the night to make sure everything is clean as well as not leaving anything important behind. But also its weird because big events like these have to have an end and you never really want them to end so you just hope you can squeeze a few more minutes out of the venue to make sure the memory is ingrained.

[@someweirdo]

It’s like a memory that should be there but isn’t there

[@kathrynmyrick1739]

Yeah... it’s like I had a dream where I took a day trip with my youth group when I was in middle school, and our youth pastor led us through a hotel because we had to get somewhere... and this was one of the hotel’s ballrooms we passed through or walked past. The carpet in particular stands out in my memory. Maybe somewhere in Duluth?

[@ViktorTheMusician]

@@kathrynmyrick1739 oh god, speaking about dreams I had a dream recently actually about cleaning up after a party. While our parents cleaned the ballroom area we went into this little study den area with book shelves and a fireplace and started cleaning a bit. Eventually we found a box of toys and we pulled some out and they were these weird big puppet/doll things (sort of like what Woody is but maybe 2 or 3 times bigger). We pulled the strings and they started singing some old song (like a TV theme song or something) and synced up together and I just became overcome with this weird sad nostalgic feeling, because I was sure these singing dolls used to be huge when I was a kid and seeing them again made me realize everyone had forgotten them. I've never seen any doll like this in real life but man, the feeling was super real and eerie.

[@TheClockworkgal]

It's crazy to see Kikuo in a non-vocaloid playlist, he really deserves the reach.

[@xxphoenixx8398]

Trueee, I was so surprised when I heard the soft, kikuo miku voice KDJDSHDJDH

[@essbi]

yeah

[@poa_oa]

k ki

[@big_peepy_6917]

TRUE

[@lindsaywebb1904]

That second track is killer

[@anirnemi2394]

I was just vibing to 04:48 and then u HAD to put caretaker right after, huh? Are you trying to make me have an flashback-fueled existential crisis or what?

[@anirnemi2394]

@karina The songs are good but they are just really distinct and drag out a really specific feeling of dread from you, especially towards the latter half. The album is a special experience for most of us lol, so it startled me when i heard one of the songs in this video without expecting it. It kinda dragged me back to when i first heard it

[@bugaloo1060]

Honestly me too, anir! I jumped as soon as it started lol; although I guess it's a good thing we recognized/remembered what it was... Since the original album series is about dementia and memory loss T_T

[@jojojo5145]

6 and a half hours.

[@elihudson5192]

hey what specific caretaker song is at 4:48 because I love violin music and want to be able to listen to this song alone without feeling horrendous anxiety to get there

[@broken-bottle-chandelier]

@@elihudson5192 That one isn't a Caretaker song, it is a song called Sarah by Toshifumi Hinata! kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z56uZ2WJgbOKfrc

[@confetkitti]

this is extremely polished and really good, i hope this gets more views in the future cuz it deserves it goddamn

[@captaincaspin5035]

yeah i was really surprised when it only has 500 views. I hope it gets in more recommendeds.

[@jadab33_]

Yeah I feel the same way. This is amazing! Also I love your pfp lol.

[@amythetoon6535]

kikuo, miracle musical, and petscop? hell yeah

[@odditycat2716]

YEETHAW

[@daffodille]

a fellow woman of culture I see

[@mamanyajessie5511]

YEEHAW KIKUO TIME

[@Jasswrldd]

this is beautiful; not gonna lie I’m loving that this is underrated

[@munt6795]

Yea

[@frogcom-ni3kl]

i mean, it’s sad that it is, but it (selfishly) feels more exclusive and deep.

[@aoii_n3ko]

I imagine myself... either *trying to eat *waiting for someone *sleeping *reminiscing about the past *drowning in sadness/loneliness *dancing *venting my anger *making a stage play with myself *vibing with the music until I realize the silence (added) *replaying that ONE scene in my life that I wish would change/repeat (added) *or talk to my non-existent friends on how my life has been... edit: i-uhh thank you all for the likes (never gotten these many I-) 😳 im just a troubled teen and i am sorry for these angsty list... I hope no matter what you are going through right now just know I believe in you and I love you, you beautiful person ❤

[@aa-rm5sw]

that last one hits hard

[@bugaloo1060]

the fifth one too... take care, ronn ;-;

[@aoii_n3ko]

@@bugaloo1060 Thank you dear 😳

[@jyoats7959]

I imagine waiting in the cold for my best friend, knowing they’ve passed away, but not wanting to admit it

[@Propagandhizer_07]

Take care of yourself dude ♡´･ᴗ･`♡

[@xswinkles]

This is the first liminal space that I’ve actually felt familiar with. I remember this table, but the room was smaller. I ate my first grilled cheese on that table.

[@strangerose2749]

@Butterface asking the real questions ^^**

[@bloodynerves]

I was playing russian roulette on the table- and i died going into a black void of emptyness-

[@Emberly.mp4]

i feel like i was in this room playing with like 5 other kids. i recognize the floor pattern and atmosphere of it perfectly its so weird

[@ThePotatoSapien]

I remember I used to sing in a choir, and there was this nursing home that we would go and sing at. We went down into the basement are, I think, that looked similar to this, except with more chairs and a piano and people. The colors are off, I think it was minty blue, but otherwise it’s pretty close. Plus there’s most hotels, some museums, restaurants, basically every fancy place. That’s why it’s so familiar, it’s a very common design layout, we’re just not used to seeing it in this context

[@zookacchi]

Dream Sweet in Sea Major at 11:55 was a pleasant surprise... I always felt so weirdly emotional and nostalgic when I listened to that song. Such a beautiful masterpiece.

[@myran6198]

When i clicked on this video, I knew there would be a song from Hawaii Part II

[@bandidocavalier]

idk if liminal spaces more like cosmic horror tbh

[@TheFemSniper]

I've been hearing a lot of Hawaii Part II in memes and such recently, Tally hall needs to be seem more, their music is godly.

[@insertcleverusename8965]

I've been listening to Hawaii Part ll on a loop, clicked on this to get a break, and...

[@ivxp365]

@@insertcleverusename8965 BRUH SAME

[@akisket]

Tally Hall has been on hiatus for almost 10 years :(

[@gabrielbruce1977]

When I was a kid I would have gone tearing through this empty space, twirling and laughing. My father was a concierge, I had free run of his workplace, and this feels like I popped out of the elevator on a closed-off floor by mistake.

[@forgottenvale667]

Are we going to talk about how the picture looks like someone brought a table and some chairs with them into the backrooms?

[@mayonnaise121]

Exactly what they did

[@floorfloorfloor722]

That’s where my friends and I have dinner

[@aliengorl6525]

@@floorfloorfloor722 💜🖤💚

[@chasepacific2303]

that is actually a level called terror hotel and it is level 5 or 6 in the backrooms

[@nameonereason9098]

Whenever I get older. I want to come back to this and take a break, sit back and remember when I first listened to this. I want to see how much I changed over the years, I want to feel the nostalgia

[@darkofalltraits9149]

Liminal Spaces the full album. (PS. when i saw "Its just a burning memory" in the description of the video I felt good)

[@w3birdy50]

I need more weirdcore/liminal spaces playlists like this, it's so up my alley

[@greempaste3270]

i wasn't expecting Je te laisserai des mots! caught me off guard, puts a certain kind of sadness in my mind

[@Squeakwee]

thank you THANK YOU THANK YOU for including Dream Sweet in Sea Major. that song always gave me incredible liminal space vibes and I was so happy to hear it on here.

[@fernagaric2705]

It has always been a tradition for me to wake up unnecessarily early on Christmas morning, and look at the tree. The silence except for the small pitter-pattering of cat paws and the ice machine shuddering in the fridge was all I could hear as I looked at the christmas tree, the shimmering presents and the glimmering ornaments, I would shake the presents and wake my brother, us both too excited to sleep. Good memories.

[@screamsintothevoid9968]

I thin the caretaker is a liminal space on its own

[@razzygum136]

When Dream Sweet In Sea Major came on the feeling was just-

[@WyattsWorld22]

This is absolutely beautiful please don’t ever take this video down anytime soon. Super refined, not a bad track in the mix

[@sollio]

Oh wow, wow. I don’t know what it is about this playlist that gets me. I’ve recently discovered this channel and I couldn’t be happier. These songs, especially those piano ones, leave me with this really strange feeling of wonky nostalgia, as if I have been afraid of something or on edge (in what feels like a past life, if I’m honest), but I’m now comfortable, and safe, and warm. It’s a really weird deep feeling in my heart, like pride, but less about myself and more for everything around me. Maybe it has awakened a new love for life in me. It reminds me of when I went to an immersive art exhibition and I came out feeling incredibly renewed and refreshed. I can’t really explain it, but I love it. I’ve really rambled, but I felt like my words needed to be finalised somewhere. I’ve never really felt anything from looking at liminal spaces, but I can suppose it’s something like how the music has made me feel. Thank you so much.

[@5am646]

I actually didn't know about the caretaker until this video, and I've now read all bout him and have learned to appreciate his work from a different perspective. I looked him up because I saw a lot of people talking about him in the comments and got curious, after reading all about his story I felt both empty and full; empty because his story truly sucks the joy out of you, the progression of his music and the inevitability of losing himself in it, but full because I've learned about a new and inspiring artist with a fresh concept and visual on things. Thank you for introducing me to him :)

[@lordwormeater]

what 11:55 feels like (in my personal opinion) sitting on a cliff, looking out at the stars that reflect off of the ocean. you cry, your heart has just been broken. suddenly you feel the wind push you over the edge and you give into the feeling of falling and close your eyes. but something grabs you by the hand and lifts you into the starry sky. you look to see what it could be but all you see is the silhouette, but you can't quite make out the gender. but you can hardly think of that before the silhouette quickly throws you to the side. you close your eyes as you brace for impact, but when you feel nothing you open your eyes and are suddenly in a christmas-like decorated town. the silhouette takes you by the hand once again and you both walk through this winter wonderland as they finally speak and start telling you stories of the town. each one has an underlying tone of dread. near the end of the tour and many tales, you and the silhouette enter a building resembling and ball room from a castle and suddenly you're dressed like royalty. the silhouette asks you for a dance, but you don't actually have a choice. they pull you onto the ballroom floor and you get into dancing position, and start to compliment you on how you look in the slightly dimmed light from the chandeliers above. the silhouette bows to you as you finish the dance and mutters something you don't quite hear and you black out. you wake up in the same spot on the top of the cliff you started at, conflicted in your heart. next to you is a note that says "remember this." and walk home... feeling better about your previous heart break. just then you see the silhouette out of the corner of your eye, but when you look in that direction they're gone. you pause for a moment and smile.

[@lemonlord]

It's raining outside and I'm organizing my books so this whole thing feels so peaceful

[@ada2354]

this is giving me gold room from the shining vibes and i am here for it :)

[@graceolivia7321]

I love that Sarah is here, it really makes you _feel_

[@stelloola]

i remember when i was about 5-ish my parents and some older relatives took me to this fancy restaurant that looked almost *exactly* like the image in this video. it had the same carpet, same walls, same vibe in general. And every time i go to a restaurant as fancy as this when my parents have other people to talk to, they end up talking about the end of the world and/or politics and stuff like that. i vividly remember being five and just, like, having an existential crisis and being too scared to ask my parents to change the subject. we never went to that restaurant again.

[@floorfloorfloor722]

What kind of food?

[@stelloola]

@@floorfloorfloor722 i dont even remember i think it was just your average american fancy restaurant. with steaks and shit

[@kallistarivera9520]

i didnt realize je te lasserai de mots can give off liminal space vibes but now i do your playlists are actually so powerful

[@Exyz564]

I'm actually surprised it hasn't more views lmao

[@marylarsen2288]

Liminal space is such an interesting topic. That something seemingly so ordinary can make us so uncomfortable.

[@rawzombiez5709]

ikr 🏃

[@dancegavdance4769]

I WASN'T EXPECTING THE CARETAKER AND AUDIBLY GASPED great playlist op !!!

[@devindunn4266]

this is definitely the playlist to listen to as I walk around empty museums by myself

[@mooniemoon12]

yess i love kikuo! this is a very good playlist :>

[@fuzzygae1091]

This is so good, omg i hope this gets more views in the future great job

[@addiebarr8225]

Hey, awesome playlist. This inspired me to write- She walked through the room in silence, the door slowly closing behind her. This was the second time she’d been here, and this time she would stay here forever. The room was vast and still. Even over the distant sound of a radio, you could hear a pin drop. Wait. Radio; she could hear it playing, faint but distinct Where was it coming from? The building she was in was large, yes, but surely she was alone. For this wasn’t any ordinary building, she had made it all up. Every pillar and chair, every painting on the wall, every scratch on the furniture- it had all come from her mind. But this disturbance was not something she had conjured up; so why was it here? She closed her eyes; tightly. Trying to pin-point the origin of the sound. Shuffling her feet across the carpet, she blindly but surely moved toward the sound; and stopped. She opened her eyes and jolted back. It was a tall, dark door which stood over 13 feet tall. Much taller than she had made the ceilings, which were twisted and warped, trying to accommodate for the unnaturally tall door. This door wasn’t supposed to be there either. Looking down at the carpet below her feet, she clenched her teeth and held her head. She was panicking; “Oh god, it’s diseased!” she almost yelled. She could feel something- something unnatural- flowing into her mind, weaving its way into her core, like a worm. Suddenly she felt a change, and she didn’t want to look up. A sliver of light slid across the carpet. The door was opening. She lifted a hand to stop it. “Doors don’t open on their own.” she scowled. The opening was only a couple of inches, but she managed to squeeze through; determined not to give the disobedient gap another centimeter. She stepped to the other side, and there was nothing; complete and utter nothingness. She hadn’t created this part of the building, it was a blank canvas. Something which was hard to find in the vast halls of her thoughts, and only existed in the dark corners of her mind. She watched as the blank walls were painted a deep crimson, as black letters were inscribed into tapestries, and as roses of dark and scarlet grew from white pedestals. The empty room built itself around her, quickly and without sound. Corners to corners, ends to ends, curtains hung and trim, door frames tall and sturdy, and pools of carpet, brown and cream below her feet.

[@naturedocumentaries1317]

This is so good omg, it feels like its a scene in an actual book it’s written so well

[@addiebarr8225]

@@naturedocumentaries1317 Thank you so much :)

[@whatisthis8650]

man this is nicely written !!

[@bohoffman341]

this is so good it needs more likes :O

[@floorfloorfloor722]

This is amazing

[@AMANHASFALLENINTOLEGOCITYRIVER]

Please never delete this, I feel so safe here.

[@adentaylor2785]

WHY IS THIS SO- I- IT SOUNDS LIKE IM BEING TRAPPED IN A HOTEL BASEMENT IN ISOLATION HOW DO YOU DO THIS

[@kranck222]

I actually physically recoiled from it’s just a burning memory. I’ve never heard it before but something about it made me so uncomfortable and anxious that I had to skip it

[@ДоротеяХристова-я4у]

The place where it's from is physically PAINFUL so painful I'm actually tearing up as im writing this. It's from a 6 hourish piece of work called Everywhere at the end of times by The Caretaker and the entire thing has such an uneasy feeling to it by the end of it its almost unbearable. But it's best to check it out yourself and I dont want to spoil it to you and tell you what its about. Just. Good luck

[@rai4141]

@@ДоротеяХристова-я4у have to agree, on its own its very unsettling but after going through the whole 6 hours it only adds more to it. its quite the experience

[@ДоротеяХристова-я4у]

@@rai4141 it drains you really. You think you can make it through and be alright but you never get out of it fully okay even if you only listen to just a burning memory

[@floorfloorfloor722]

@@ДоротеяХристова-я4у what happens afterwards? As in not ending up ok

[@ДоротеяХристова-я4у]

@@floorfloorfloor722 you eventually forget about it again which is weirdly ironic

[@xxphoenixx8398]

These songs are all so pretty; I'm thankful you made this video:) Makes me want to dance in a big liminal space

[@cowboy3547]

anyone just started to tear up when the music stopped or is that just me

[@kenp1298]

Me vibing to Sarah at 4:48: 😚☺️✨ My heart rate when I heard Burning Memory right after:📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈

[@Dahlia.Duhhhh]

*dies after hearing Burning Memory for 1 second* 💀💀💀

[@JamieLvsMusic]

those last two songs were so eerie and unsettling.... i have chills >,

[@Puddlycake]

12:00 yup there it is, my personal auditory nightmare fuel

[@apollo1542]

What is it called ?

[@WormHome]

Please tell me what this song is called

[@Puddlycake]

I don’t even need to go look at the video to know what I was talking about, it’s dreaming in c major or some crap like that Edit: Dream Sweet in Sea Major or just the entire Hawaii II album

[@Puddlycake]

Also be warned the artists are nonexistent on the internet now

[@WormHome]

@@Puddlycake Wdym? I found the artist on Apple Music.

[@notneku8218]

by the 11:46 mark, i forgot who i am what i am and how to breathe

[@edmardisla8492]

Someone call the Foundation please.

[@qlutsy]

The Caretaker will do that to you

[@hero-chan9748]

this comment made me manually breathe

[@fandomqueen8751]

Sock p YOUR comment made me manually breathe ( not trying to be a jerk, plz don't attack me)

[@edmardisla8492]

@@fandomqueen8751 ok

[@tipatinhas7362]

omfg I just came here from one of ur weirdcore playlists and the begining of this playlist calmed me down in a way I can't even describe how

[@ellakz8963]

*knows the first song extremely well and finally realizes that this is the vibe it gives off*

[@korarain8190]

I’m SO glad you added dream sweet in sea major, such a phenomenal song, along with the “Hawaii II” album

[@MyceliumNebula]

i sat down for like an hour making a playlist yesterday to go with the vibe of a piece im making but then i find this. your playlists are far too good

[@slavic_bumpkin624]

jesus christ I just found this video and clicked on a whim trying to find something to distract myself with, covid has been pretty hard and ive become so isolated, I was going through some shit but idk why, this video makes me so happy, I remember being at church and sitting in the huge auditorium alone, and it was so sad but happy, this video really helps me and im glad you thought to make it. Thank you.

[@SlimeCube539]

So far I'm loving this, it's hard to find music like this, it's nice and relaxing. Not pounding my ear drums or be so dull, it has this sort of life to it. Life of something that's cozy, like in a wave or a cool breeze in a hot summer day, something to enjoy and savor. It's beautiful, thank you for sharing this!

[@lei5912]

I find these quite calming actually, listening to this while working on school projects did wonders!

[@Likes_Trains]

Kikuo songs I'd never heard before... really awesome mix, thanks for the atmosphere

[@Mezzioli]

im giving you props so big for knowing caretaker music, i get so excited when others know abt the caretakers songs sorry

[@epiphany8490]

same

[@twixysnicker7230]

This video makes me so happy, but also makes me cry. Not in a bad, hurting kind of way, but in a nostalgic way. just remembering every good thing that's happened in life no bad things going through my head while listening to this, and I love it. thank you

[@zeejacks8220]

the amount of times i've come back to this playlist. the most consistent part of my life

[@miffiner89]

i joined tumblr again and have been getting into some weird aesthetics/cores lately, and this is rly nice to listen to while i look at all the posts :3

[@mariannahennelova7470]

I was gonna say these don’t sound like what liminal spaces feel like to me, but they sure are nice songs... But I didn’t read what songs are in this and then the caretaker started playing i froze...I had to skip immediately...don’t think anybody believes me when I say I got ptsd from that shit.

[@pai8117]

hey, i hope youre feeling much better after listening to the caretaker. its very much believable that you can get traumatized from music, especially if its the caretaker. stay safe out there

[@zenpherofficial2944]

I feel you bro, I it's like having war flashbacks listening to that

[@anonymousshadow1099]

oh dude I totally get it, the first one started playing and I freaked out for a moment

[@handitover.]

Absolutely man me too. Burning memory especially makes me feel like I’m gonna have a panic attack because it’s so recognizable

[@whatisthis8650]

hhhhhhhhhhhhhhh me too man i cant listen to 30's jazz the same anymore or else ill cry uncontrollably : (((

[@ApplePie1529]

Dude you deserve so many more subs. Didn’t realise that you also made that villain playlist. And I love the one with dreamcore part 1. Love your stuff

[@reivu]

holy shit, did not expect to hear kikuo, that was epic

[@user-ry3gm]

the picture gives me the vibe that we're gonna have a fancy dinner date with a ghost

[@Kkvlogsquad]

This music makes me feel safe

[@jake-fj2zi]

u never miss with these playlists

[@mapleisntsyrup]

hearing miracle musical in here filled me with serotonin i love this sm

[@avarcake]

Seeing that Dream Sweet is on here made me so happy. I absolutely love this playlist.

[@deftrascal1626]

this deserves so much more views

[@hanialis7704]

The second to last one genuinely scared me so much

[@fleurtalbot7596]

This creation is absolutely brilliant! Tops! Spot on....exactly as a visual artist would use paint, you've captured the ambiance --even the essential con-structural elements of the senses-- in sound. Since you are the artist, no other person could instruct you which sounds to employ in your next projects except for a certain place -- in time and space--.... I was thinking of an amusement park or circus, a doll hospital, and then an acting theatre. Keep on with your projects-- they are greatly inspiring.

[@fleurtalbot7596]

I meant to address my comment to Globster. 😊

[@inksplat7330]

Farewell everyone, I'll remember you all in therapy

[@Griffindale]

You deserve more props for this than you got. I'm subbed now, thanks for the wonderful content!

[@slotzoffuntrue]

I randomly skipped foreword to get a vibe of the songs and landed right in the caretaker. Now I’m rocking back and forward on the floor in a mental fog I randomly skipped foreword to get a vibe of the songs and landed right in the caretaker. Now I’m rocking back and forward on the floor in a mental fog I randomly skipped foreword to get a vibe of the songs and landed right in the caretaker. Now I’m rocking back and forward on the floor in a mental fog I randomly skipped foreword to get a vibe of the songs and landed right in the caretaker. Now I’m rocking back and forward on the floor in a mental fog I randomly skipped foreword to get a vibe of the songs and landed right in the caretaker. Now I’m rocking back and forward on the floor in a mental fog I randomly skipped foreword to get a vibe of the songs and landed right in the caretaker. Now I’m rocking back and forward on the floor in a mental fog I randomly skipped foreword to get a vibe of the songs and landed right in the caretaker. Now I’m rocking back and forward on the floor in a mental fog I randomly skipped foreword to get a vibe of the songs and landed right in the caretaker. Now I’m rocking back and forward on the floor in a mental fog I randomly skipped foreword to get a vibe of the songs and landed right in the caretaker. Now I’m rocking back and forward on the floor in a mental fog Huh that’s weird, why is my comment repeated a bunch of times? I just finished writing it

[@ThatsCr4zy]

It's just a burning memory

[@god1731]

Elite humor

[@academicfailure8182]

Immaculate humour

[@ThePotatoSapien]

Fuck why did you do this to mehhh

[@sanchezibarra3150]

@@academicfailure8182 i dont get it

[@mikemikemike6374]

ive been listening to so many playlists like this the last few months and been surprised there was no petscop, now ive finally found a playlist w it and im shitting myself bc it goes so good in this just *chefs kiss*

[@ghostbusternextdoor]

I SHAT MYSELF WHEN ITS JUST A BURNING MEMORY CAME ON IM SOBBING

[@mayonnaise121]

Did you at least clean it up

[@udenszales]

...i listened to these songs on a daily basis(every single one of them) and i just. just discover this??? ive never seen these in a way like thisbut i enjoy it!!

[@soraninja]

Most of these are bang on Liminal space sounds ~ Walking into a memory of a time forgotten .... familiar, nostalgic but lonely, a little eerie and you know .... you can't stay here so you already miss it. Some of the others not so much. Is there a full track list? Good job and id love to see more of these =)

[@wevebi]

omg i was casually listening to this and then i heard kikuo, so i thought the video ended and went to another one with it in it, but i checked and i was so surprised... i didn't expect to find kikuo here, i'm so glad he's growing to more places rn

[@SoCalledEgg]

i don't know what liminal spaces feel like but what i do know is that i unironically love a lot these songs and will be listening to this video often

[@sillylittleguyjerry]

MY BOY JOE HAWLEY GOT IN HERE WOOOO

[@lia_smiley]

yup!! haha i'm a big fan of tally hall :))

[@sillylittleguyjerry]

@@lia_smiley so am I, joe's music is great for liminal space music

[@bandidocavalier]

@@sillylittleguyjerry i love his music so much im so sad hes transphobic hes so talented :((

[@akisket]

@@bandidocavalier true! you can like his songs but not like him as a person maybe :)

[@colagroves5909]

Liminal space scares the hell out of me,but these songs are somehow relaxing.even if they do send a chill down my spine.

[@Spoonsies_]

8:25 THIS PLAYLIST IS GREAT OKAY BUT THIS IS *TOO* SURREAL GODDAMN YOU CARETAKER IM CRYING

[@Mushroom-pf3jv]

THIS IS SO BEAUTIFUL THANK YOU

[@MewlaNilamo]

I'm glad that Kikuo made it into this playlist! Kikuo's songs always make me feel so dizzy, but in a good way. Like i'm levitating out of reality or something. lol I also love how you included Hypno K.K. I was playing Animal Crossing City Folk/Let's Go To The City while listening to this so it made everything just extra eerie because it's a rather old game.

[@usagifuyusummer6124]

Holy shit, this list was calming to hear at first but then it got terrifying slowly lol. I was left scared during the last parts. But, hey, Kikuo's in here, the master of making songs that can scare the shit out of you, love that guy. Thanks for the experience. I don't know if I would hear it again though, but thanks nonetheless.

[@alexhenderson3364]

I never even got to the end of The Caretaker album. I read all the comments saying they were physically taken aback when A Burning Memory came on. I thought those were totally valid responses, but I never expected to feel the exact same when it started. My pulse shot through the roof. My breathing is ragged. It hurts typing this, and I can feel the words struggling to make it through. The song is still playing. I want it to stop, but I don't want it to stop because I know what *should* follow. This is a piece that can't be taken as anything but a part of a larger, Such a larger whole.

[@woden__]

I love je te laisseri de mots, so strange and unsettling yet beautiful

[@aurumjuice8843]

Everybody gansta until "It's just a burning memory" starts playing

[@spookyjim5736]

I got this recommended and didn't know what to expect, but honestly this is kind of helpful right now. My life feels kinda empty at the moment and with the pandemic going on I feel very lonely. My friends rarely respond to my messages nowadays and I sit there, waiting for a text back. Hours are passing and I'm just switching from one app to the other, waiting for someone to talk to me. But this feels nice, like a space where I can be myself and even reading or rambling in the comments makes me feel a little lighter. Like the world is not so heavy anymore.

[@robin-po7ip]

hearing kikuo made my heart stop HOLY HELL this is so good. found my new study music

[@mickey2085]

god DAMN IT. the chills i got when everywhere at the end of time started playing...

[@matieskiart5990]

It's just barely tilted but its even MORE unsettling

[@mayonnaise121]

The more I look at the tilt the more it tilts fo me

[@ribbonseal2004]

honestly what my life sounds like i spend so much of it in the past and reflecting on places that dont exist anymore, versions of people from decades ago...a version of it that cant be accurate cause i never lived it that feels comforting but empty and alone at the same time

[@axelle0144]

i know this'll be buried in the hundreds of comments but i just want to let you know that i'm thankful for this beautiful playlist. once again, i am thank you for introducing me to these songs. :)