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I regret making this, a lot. Forgive me please.

My heart will go on on mt6250 chipset lol

Warning, if you're a sensitive person then better don't listen to this.
 In this recording we can hear the following message in the background before the explosion: "All buildings in this area must be evacuated now. If you can hear this message, evacuate now." 
If you wanna learn more about this, wikipedia can explain it much better than I can. 
Enjoy.
Recording is not mine, it was taken from a now defunct site thisisarecording.com.

I finally found a number to the elevator. Something is wrong with this one I think because it keeps going up and down and I can't hear people entering or leaving it. This is some wild stuff, enjoy.

Warning, this recording is extremely loud, so turn down the volume. 
I recently bought myself a ceramic death astec whistle. It looks like a skull, and apparently astec people were blowing it when someone died as a part of some kind of a ritual or something. Ofcourse this is not an original but a replica, so the sound is much more harsh and it sounds like a screaming woman. Imagine going through the forest at night and hearing that sound from afar. It is very loud, that's why the recording is distorted. Enjoy, and feel free to prank others with it 😂

At my sister's apartment there is one place where the floor is very creaky. So me being me, I decided to record it. Do whatever you want with that recording lol.

I called the jam jam 1 automatic service to hear the weather in the states. That service has been modernized and now has ads at the beginning, so I'm wondering how it sounded like in the past. Enjoy.

You guys seemed to enjoy my first recording of a music on hold from an analogue pbx from NEC, so here's another one I've recorded recently. Enjoy.

Love discovering that stuff. The moment where the recording cuts of is when it hung up on me.

Well, the title speaks for itself, but they were smart and didn't leave the default password. I'm considering myself a potato so wanna destroy their phone system in order to save my relatives from unavoidable fate.

So, in a big archive pack of old games made by dragon apps there is that game called elevator, and this is probably the most atmosferic clip from it. 
What do you think was that thing which attacked them? I'm really curious so write it in the comments, I read them all and respond even after a long time after uploading.
Warning, do not listen at night if you're easily disturbed.

One of the clips here inspired me to try this myself, that is replacing sounds.dat in psycho strike with the one from the gate since they use the same engine and encryption. Many files from psycho strike were missing, so it was totally unplayable lol. I wish I could somehow repack it and make a full the psycho gate experience just for fun. 
So if anyone has an idea how to achieve that then hit me up on dm. 
Listen to me going through the party level and struggling with errors popping one after another. 
Enjoy!

Here's a compilation of 3 recordings with broken google tts. Don't ask how it happened because I have no slightest idea. The last one is the most extreme, that's what happened when I clicked on listen to the example in tts settings. The first one is a broken US english, and the 2nd one is either chinese or japanese voice. Enjoy.

So, once I had a game boy and some cartridge with a sticker peeled off. The music sounded interesting so I've recorded it, but I wanna find the original module. Any idea which game that might be from? It was either gb or gbc, not sure about that. The sound and stereo field are rich enough it makes me suspect that is gbc.

Don't ask lol

There's a number you can call and sample the current selection of hold music in ring central. I recorded them all, and cut unnecessary stuff. Enjoy.

that one destroyed me. This is real, but I can't recall what number it was. I just know I found it on reddit one day and decided to call it.

I'm not sure which models have this music, and also wasn't able to find it in a better quality.

This is how a wake up call sounds like from a NEC apex3600 telephone exchange. 
Recording is not mine, but things like that are hard to find so I decided to share here. 
It uses a melody ICS to play these tunes, and also plays samples containing current time.

I called some US number, and the only thing that happened was a beep followed by goodbye twice, and then the call got disconnected. Any idea what that could be?

Don't ask, I have no idea lol

Listen and find out! 

Listen to this if you wanna have more luck!

This is a really nice and happy on hold music which plays when you call orange telecom. As far as I know music is the same in all of the countries orange operates in. Sadly we didn't manage to capture the whole song.

Once I was bored, so I called halonet which is a polish conferencing system. There are a lot of these in most of the countries. I reserved a conference and joined it just so I can listen to their hold music. This is the easiest way to discover and record different MOH tracks with out a fear of someone picking up the phone.

I recorded the last moments of some pbx. It really tried to stay alive but failed. Probably it's just about a broken cable. Anyway I stayed on a call for longer, even tried pressing buttons but no reaction. Called again the same day and it picked up the call, but there was nothing, even that noise which you can hear in this recording.

Here's me playing these 2 games from marvel realm suite for those who are interested how it sounds like. I'm not good at them but just wanted to demonstrate how it sounds, because I really like the sound design.

Another thing from humorhotlines.com, it's very funny, especially if you're dirtyminded lol

I played on otamatone, and used a bit of help from AI, and this is the result. I dare you to annoy your family or neighbors with this one, or atleast listen till the end because it still is a challenge lol.

Listen till the end if you're interested. I wasn't sure what it is and who it belongs to, but I messed around with it anyway. It's an IMS1000 infrastructure monitoring system by Sensaphone. It's being used to monitor different things related to the infrastructure like temperature levels, humidity, voltage, server response, UPS systems etc. It was manufactured in 2007. This is an unedited recording.