orgogoriental

The song "ne tirez pas sur l'organiste" (don't shoot the organist) is so weird, composed by Jean Ferrat and Alain Goraguer in 1968, it is a strange little piece of music with spectacular sound effects and a latin feeling!

Face A: à Santiago


Face B: ne tirez pas sur l'organiste


Thanks to Frog n' roll for sharing this rare record with me, i mean with us.

confessions of an opium eater

Albert Zugsmith - Confessions of an Opium Eater (1962)

"A new projected series of releases on Chinstrap is music & sound-design of interest extracted from public-domain films. Not claiming to be the definitive packaging of the music and sound enclosed, we rather present the work for the possibility of further investigation into the composers and sound-designers featured."

Read more about the project, download the soundtrack and the movie at Chinstrap music.

And now listen to these strange and amazing sounds!

Chinstrap is a not-for-profit music gallery.
Edited & Mastered by Ergo Phizmiz
Via Free Music Archive

Creepy Last Post of the Year (for Me)

Seriously- click for bigger. UNSUB - why?

strange music and sounds from all over the world

visit Holy Warbles

sweet Jesus!

Seriously WTF?

seen in Toulouse, France.

born loser

With a tittle like this you have to love this record! Dan Marshall "born loser" is available via Berlin Beatet Bestes. A blog mainly about odd german 45rpm records. New records every thursday.
a GREAT blog a new favorite of mine, run by a german cartoonist Andreas Michalke, a true records digger! Thanks for all these gems!

Helen

I found this 'Helen' piece by a certain Mr. Tom Johne quite hypnotique.
Via MoPA (Museum of Poor Art) over at facebook.

BEAUTY IS THE BEAST

I adore burlesque "Beauty and Beast" acts of old where schlubs in ill-fitting, mangy gorilla suits sweated it up on stage, pawing and groping pretty gals in skimpy, diaphanous outfits. A delightfully surreal twist on the act blends the two elements together in a Siamese twinning of the fair maiden and her animalistic tormentor. Pictured below is Little Brooklyn, a modern burlesque dancer I discovered on MySpace, who still cavorts about the stage in the same fashion as her predecessor above.

Gorilla Men wants you to check out a photo on MySpace in the My Photos album

Image originally discover on Tumblr courtesy of PHANTOM OF THE RADIO

chez-elle (what a perfume)

from Darwination Scans
found via trixietreats Tumblr

it's only rock n' roll

via Le garage abandonné

black and wtf

Black and WTF: A photoblog of really strange black & white photos. Feel free to submit your own weirdest founds.

"......spaced out fringe folk with unusual inner-city vibe..."

From the liner notes of Jerry Rayson's "The Weird Thing in Town":

“In this album I only use three sounds instead of all of them and three languages with African accents. The music of it is called primitive soul music...If you enjoy the new and the weird, this is for you.”

The album references boogaloo and limbo, journeys into space, with time out for an extended anti-junkie and -hobo rant. Acid Archives called Jerry Rayson's "Weird thing In Town" "...spaced out fringe folk with unusual inner-city vibe and Puerto Rican tangents."

Mad Science

A collection you should browse via Silverghost1951

merry christmas honey

via bebelestrange tumblr

Tune Andersen

Above image carved from 'The Boxer' project (NSFW).

Tune Andersen, danish photographer. (via 「好きになった」メモ)

Sinatra Squirrel

Let's just assume exotique booze was involved creating this somehow ...

Video created and uploaded by RubberRepublic

Transylvania 4-5789

Continuing with my monster-music kick, you can dig up a coffin full of terrifying tunage, courtesy of the Sinister Dr. Sparber, who is now channeling the spirit of the Essential Ghoul's Record Shelf over at his latest 'blog, 50,000,000 Sparber Fans Can't Be Wrong.

The Ghoul's latest entry features vintage television horror-host, Zacherle, the Cool Ghoul, crooning his big hit, Dinner With Drac. Mmmm, batwing confetti and the veins of a mummy named Betty. Now them's good eatin'!

More Essential Ghoularity.

Everybody Do the Zombie Stomp!

No, not the Ozzy Osbourne version, the one by the Del-Aires as performed in the 1964 drive-in classic, Horror of Party Beach. You know, the movie with the undead atomic monster who has a mouth full of hot dogs.

Everybody do the Zombie Stomp
Just slam your foot down with an awful bomp
It's the livin' end!

Zombie Stomp Mp3 (via Monster Movie Music)
Official Movie Trailer

How Scientists Visualize the REAL Flying Saucer Men (Jun, 1951)

Source: Mechanix Illustrated / issue: June, 1951

Via the mythical BlogModernMechanix

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vinyl obsession

He certainly reminds you one of your friends ... Is this serious doctor?
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via year of the spaghetti