What happens when I enter one of London's abandoned tube stations at night ? Join me inside Euston's Lost Tunnels, a subterranean network of disused tunnels frozen in year 1962. 

Original article at www.explorabilia.co.uk

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Music and Sounds featured :

Ghost Highway by Mazzy Star

Telstar by The Tornados  

Excerpt from the movie Spartacus

Excerpt from the movie Psycho

Excerpt from the movie West Side Story

Thoroughly Modern Millie by Julie Christie

Excerpt from the movie Terror of the Tongs

Moon River by Danny Williams

Main title from The Man with the Golden Arm by Jet Harris

Ya Ya Twist by Petula Clark

Paradise by Ann-Margret

Never On Sunday by Ann-Margret

various London Underground Sound effects

The premises of a ground-breaking Jewish boarding school in England played an active role in both WW1 and WW2, and hide some rarely seen Modernist architecture – but also dark stories of child abuse.

Original article at www.explorabilia.co.uk

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Music featured :

One Hour With Thee - Agatha Christie (performed by Yi-Chih Lu)

Lux Aeterna - Edward Elgar (performed by VOCES8)

M.George Whitehead his Almand - John Dowland (performed by Jordi Savall)

The Dambusters Theme - Eric Coates (performed by the Prague Philharmonic Orchestra)

Hava Nagila - Rubi Shalom

20th Century Boy - T Rex

Sweet Leaf - Black Sabbath

Match of the Day Theme - Barry Stoller

Spellbound - Siouxsie & the Banshees

Bridge over troubled water - Simon & Garfunkel

and a BBC soundbite from the finishing moments of the 2003 Oxford Cambridge Boat Race

In this episode, based on one of my more popular blog posts, I am revisiting the history of the Keroman U-boot base in Lorient, and the role it played in the Battle of the Atlantic during World War 2.

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The episode incorporates real sound clips from the WW2 : German U-Boot diesel engines and torpedoes firing, a Flakvierling 38 firing, and the roaring sounds of Allied bombers carpet bombing Monte Cassino. There's a 1941 rendition of Lili Marlene by Phyllis Heymans, a gramophone recording of Milord by Edith Piaf, and a version of the U boot Lied, all  sourced from the Internet Archive (archive.org)

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it also includes audio clips from

The Descent by Kevin MacLeod

Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/4490-the-descent

License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Listen to the audio version of a popular post from my blog, Abandoned Sector. This is the story of the 1968 basketball final between AEK Athens and Slavia Praha. What was the political significance of athletics during the Cold War confrontation between NATO and the Warsaw Pact ? And how did the Greek Junta capitalise on this unique sporting event. 

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includes actual audio clips from the 1968 event, television broadcasts from USSR basketball games of the 70s and announcements by the Greek Junta in 1967, sound recordings of tanks firing into crowds of demonstrators in Athens in 1974, short clips of contemporary music from Yiorgos Zambetas, and the anthem of the USSR.