2022 Found Lost Media Tier List
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- Опубліковано 10 тра 2024
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Almost guaranteed this won’t be on the list, so I’m going to mention The Sketch Artist from jackass the movie 2002. Was released by the creator itself
Correct me if im wrong, but wasnt the entire album of The Doors Paris Blues recovered? Or was it just the main title track that was found and the album was available before the found track? Because I only listened to the whole album for the first time when it was uploaded last year. Have never even heard of the album before the upload.
Also it's important history from one of the most prolific timeless bands, should be higher tier honestly. As for blues fans most certainly needs to be higher. Some people even prefer the album above others. It really shows the length of skill the band members have. Listening to it you can see where the blues influences are injected into their most prolific songs.
I'd have ranked them by age. The newer, the lower the rank. Nothing post internet would get an A or S.
Sorry to hear you found Degrassi Rap on Rights cringe and put it in F tier. Not saying it isn't, but we were really excited by the discovery. It was our first victory in our project to find and preserve lost/rare Degrassi content.
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The 1916 silent film find is incredible, it's unbelievably rare for lost films from that time period to be found due to the nature of the film prints. Crazy.
Not to mention some of that footage shown looks incredibly clean and crisp for a 100+ year old film
@@KaiserMattTygore927 Seriously it looks like 40's film footage for me, crazy to think it's from the 1916
Hi, I'm part of the team that found Degrassi Kids Rap on Rights. Sorry to hear you found it cringe and put it in F tier. Not saying it isn't, but we were really excited by the discovery. It was our first victory in our project to find and preserve lost/rare Degrassi content.
Are there any other degrassi lost media?
@@lazarusbooth8898 There's probably quite a bit of it out there, especially with Junior High/High since they were pre-internet. There was a planned sequel to Degrassi Talks (the one where they interviewed real people) where footage allegedly exists, but that's all I know of
As one of last year's biggest Lost Media finds, the Toonmakers Sailor Moon pilot is such a fascinating oddity and what-if, since the evergrowing anime culture in North America during the 90s could've been quite different if it was made into a proper series. On top of North American kids (and maybe even South American too) experiencing a completely different version of a beloved classic, we could've also had many more Americanized remakes of various 80s / 90s anime instead of regular dubs of the original shows, something that doesn't sound too unlikely since it was also discovered that many other Toei anime were also being planned to have American adaptations. And regardless of the quality that those remakes might have had, many could've easily wondered why we just didn't get the proper original shows.
No no biggest find is most definitely episode 847! Although the sailor moon pilot was a shock, I expected that search would last way longer!
I wish he put in the American saint Seiya pilot, guardians of the cosmos, on this list
what were the other americanized anime going to be?
@@neonthunder3261 Don't fully remember as it's been a while since I watched Mona Ray's latest video. But Saint Seiya was definitely one of them given that an opening sequence was surprisingly found.
Interesting
12:50 this find is mind boggling to me. When lost games or modern movies are found, sure it's a big W, but i always feel like they're out there stored in some hard drive just waiting to be found. But when lost old movies are found, it feels like nothing less than a literal miracle due to the fragile nature of old film and the amount of time it has remained lost, and how there was no computers back then . This is so awesome i really hope we find more "mythical" lost black and white movies made before the digital era
My most wanted piece of lost media in 2023: The Don Vito cut of jackass number two. Let’s hope and pray that this and many others get found this year
What is this one 🙀🤔?
@@RodrickMarsMoon ua-cam.com/video/3yJWEAHaJII/v-deo.html
This will sum things up pretty well
SO TRUE SO TRUE SO TRUE !!!
context for people that don't know: for jackass number two, bam margera's uncle vincent margera (known as don vito) was the star of multiple stunts, the most well known being a stunt titled 'lamborghini tooth pull' which is... exactly what it sounds like. but, only about a month before the theatrical release of jackass number two, don vito was arrested on suspicion of child sexual assault. all of his appearances were removed, as well as his alleged appearances in jackass 2.5. the lamborghini tooth pull stunt was re-filmed with ehren mcghehey and was instead featured in jackass 3D. don vito's jackass number two and jackass 2.5 appearances have NEVER been seen outside of some previews shown leading up to the film's release.
I think the footage was destroyed and all that remains is a still and bam’s tooth
@@bunnytheknoxville fun fact: during the one scene in 2.5 you can hear his signature mumbling.(the one of Bam pissing in a cup) That got me so hyped when I heard it
I feel like 2022 was great in terms of "finding" so much stuff. Not just lost media, but a lot of mysteries were solved (Boy in the Box, the _Tamam Shud_ man, etc.). Here's hoping the coming year can do the same.
Agreed
Though the tamam shud man isn't fully confirmed so there is a 50/50 chance that it is solved
I feel like I'm gonna need to Google what the hell those things are
The Boy in the Box was an unsolved crime for 65+ years. It's insane it was ever solved, let alone in 2022.
@@falsenugget Still not technically solved, but we know who the victim was now
last year was super cool as far as lost media goes, here's hoping this year gets even better
Can you please do lost Precure dubs like 4 kids and other 😊
How did I not know about the Betty Boop ones?! I love Fleischer animations (while still recognizing a lot of the shittier aspects of them) but heard nothing about this! I really need to start keeping better tabs on everything going on in the lost media community :')
edit: I can't believe how many amazing finds there were this year, and how many I've heard nothing about at all! (The Net??? How is nobody talking about that????) Thank you for making this, I hope 2023 ends up just as wild as this past year!
Hi Lost Media Mike. As the person who had obtained the versions of Leave It found in 2022, I just want to say that it was great seeing Yes' Leave It and its music videos make it into your video and tier list. And while I disagree with their ranking, I do agree that it's all subjective and doesn't necessarily matter as long as they're found.
However, I have to point out a thing that was wrong about your short segment to it. Specifically you saying that there are 11 versions to these videos. There aren't. There is 18 versions all together. Ironically the version you showed was version 11, which is the only version Yes seems to acknowledge these days.
For context since I did an entire video on this, they showed all these versions on MTV for a contest to spot the differences. Which could only have been fifteen shown but that's unknown. After the contest, they only showed version 11 onward and has since been declared the official video. After last year, there is currently six versions of Leave It accounted for. Meaning two thirds of this series of videos are still lost. There is still a long ways to go.
Anyway, I would also like to suggest you make a video on Lost Music Videos. There is plenty of them lost to time as of this writing.
Thanks for your time.
11:42 "It's a Macy's Day Parade from 30 years ago."
Um. . . try 40 years ago.
For me word world would be an b tier, I grew up watching word world and just seeing lost media about it is very interesting. I'm excited to what things we find this year
Agreed! Plus the animations were far from “lifeless” 😭 don’t know where that came from lol
I watched that show too! Even today I'm impressed with the character designs
2022 was the biggest year in lost media history and nothing can change my mind until a bigger year pops up somehow
I expect as interest grows there will be bigger years to come. Last year had some pretty incredible gems though
@@amoureux6502the thing that 2022 had that the years to come might not have is that "holy grail" finding like 847 was in 2022 i can't really think of that big of a lost media piece right now but i could be wrong
Inspired by this channel, 2022 was also the first time that I personally tracked down and tried reaching out to the creator of an old show to try to get it uploaded. No response unfortunately, but still I can see now why people get into the hunt for lost media, it’s tantalising.
Thanks for having me on, Mike!
This was a lot of fun to work on!
Every lost media find is a victory
But that serial killer tape could have rot in hell where they left it for all I care
Some things did not need to be looked for
I live here in Pa and for some reason they decided to air the suicide of state treasurer R. Budd Dwyer and you can easily find it online
Let’s hope 2023 will give us more lost media!
considering that my absolute most sought after holy grail of lost media is a silent film (1920's the head of janus, a unauthorized adaptation of dr. jekyll and mr. hyde directed by f.w. murnau (of nosferatu and sunrise fame), written by hans janowitz (of cabinet of dr caligari fame), with cinematography by karl freund (of metropolis fame), starring conrad veidt (who was in cabinat of dr caligari and the man who laughs, along with just being my favorite actor in general), and even featuring bela lugosi in a small part) hearing about the net being found makes me so so happy and gives me hope that maybe it'll be found one day
I really want to see the Shrek's I Feel Good short, Fond of my Mind and Hitogata misteries solved!
If the Wicked Witch on Sesame Street is the Holy Grail, then The Daleks Master Plan is the lost continent of Atlantis.
Especially Feast of Steven
And then, The doll will a Holy Grail of lost Fillipino advertisements.
Disturbing PSAs huh? It's probably lost so... I remember seeing one a Christmas night. It has an old man abusing his wife, forcing her to do EVERYTHING for him, yes even carry him to bed even though she's are just as old. So she sits down on her side of the bed and sighs and sneaks a packet of painkillers out from her bedside table drawer, pulls out the tray. Her husband says grumpily "did I hear a tablet tray?" she shrinks as he pulls back his hand, and it fades to black as she screams a bone-chilling scream...
What year?
@@amandastill5124 It was quite a while ago so I'm not sure, I think 2009 but I'm not 100% sure. It's a Norwegian one..!
A piece of lost media i want is a interview with Gray Oldman about a character Lord Shen who ends up saying the character just wanted to be loved.
Which is a unusual thing to say
Ray Mona was definitely lost media MVP of the year imo
That's very surprising to hear those 3 episodes of chozen were "Lost". I found them years ago a bit after the show was cancelled and they've been sitting on my hardrive since
Yeah the Daft Punk Olympics commercial was a bit underwhelming because people were under the impression that they were in the commercial so I'd have to agree on the ranking. I hope we can find the Daft Punk Que Club footage soon that would be awesome
i actually really love All Lights Fucked as an album, it feels almost like a companion piece to F#A#, it captures all these odd sounds really well while maintaining that albums sort of apocalyptic atmosphere and a few of its songs have really stuck with me even if it's not on the same level as F#A# or Lift Yr Skinny Fists
also i think like within a month of that getting found, i think a week or two before, a lost ska punk rock opera called Z-905 made by a band comprised of most of the same members of The Brave Little Abacus was found so early 2022 checked off some of my most wanted pieces of lost music lol
I still think the hoarded lost media video would still be interesting. The tier list was awesome, I hope 2023 is just as great for lost media.
Another great video by an underrated youtuber! You're one of my favorite channels for lost media!
When I heard that both the original Duke Nukem Forever and Warcraft Adventures Lord Of The Clans was leaked, it made me so happy. Though I dont know if the warcraft adventure game is a 2022-refound-media.
I love how the objective best media finds is immediately followed by one of the most disappointing
I hope to get the blue prints Pilot this year
I’m surprised you haven’t mentioned the Um Jammer Lammy lost character interviews. They were found last year on May 11th and were published by the artist behind the Parappa series Rodney Alan Greenblatt on his UA-cam channel. I suggest you check it out as he even posted some interesting beta stuff on there!
The lost media I liked the most that was found or released was Nick gillard s Star Wars episode 3 test footage and Star Wars episode 3 pre / post vis reel
Honestly I would put that the Sabon Sailor Moon at S teir just due to the the length it took to find it
Oh wow, I didn't know Pooh Corner and Dumbo's Circus was lost. I used to watch those all the time as a kid.
The Daft Punk Olympics promo was underwhelming, but as a fan my heart just grew by three sizes knowing it's been found.
The lost media I want found this year is my father’s love
From my understanding, the toy box killer tape has NOT been found. The agency it was requested from did not maintain a copy. A photo of the cassette and player have been found, however.
The MP3 of the tape was uploaded online because someone requested the public safety of Mexico (idk can't remember the name exactly)the tape to be digitazed (I got this info from blameitonjorge's video on pieces of lost media that were found in 2022)
@@tiktok-mc2nq mind linking to where I may find this?
@@rileyweston236 ya mean the MP3 right?
@@tiktok-mc2nq Yes
@@rileyweston236 go search for it. I haven't listened to the audio but WHAT I have heard is that it's very graphic so listen to it at your own risk and don't blame me if you got disturbed by it
The THX sound existed before the Cimarron logo. The Cimarron logo’s original sound mix was lost for years. Please try doing some better research on your topics.
One of the episodes of the "Granny Fanny Nesselrode" skits was called "Telephone". This is where things get interesting. In the 1960s, Jim Henson worked with a company in Maryland called C&P Telephone, which was the local Bell Operating Company, on a television advertisement. C&P Telephone is now a part of Verizon Communications. I'm curious if the skit "Telephone" used any pieces of art or even footage from the C&P Telephone advertisement because of the fact that this advertisement was produced by the Jim Henson Company.
Finally. The term "Hoarded Media" has been adopted by the Lost Media YT-ers. That said, I really can't blame Sesame Workshop for most of the series being unavailable for decades. While they have their own reasons for why The Wicked Witch and Snuffy's Parents get a Divorce weren't released to the adult Sesame Fan/Collector, the reasons a lot of these just haven't seen the light of day is pretty obvious. It's a show that's been on the air for over 50 years with thousands of episodes and skits to sift through. I can't assume they don't have anyone working just on the archives, and I have a feeling they probably digitized everything, but it's the hard working tape traders and early YT accounts posting whatever they could that's the most immediate way to access things. Luckily, some of those fans are still active and some have mined some of the older episodes before HBO MAX purged them. Other than that, I wish Sesame Street would go back to posting older material on their own instead of just trying to compete with the BAD kid's YT channels and just posting current episodes and dialogue free cartoons made for international consumption.
Love the teir list. Hope you go into deeper detail with some of the entries in the future. Also, you may want to do a revised sesame street lm video as the Deena and Pearl shorts have been found.
He did a video about Michael Jackson’s Scramble Training!
The sesame street wicked witch video made me really sad for Margaret Hamilton, she seemed like she felt really bad for her character scaring children back then
:(
That's a fantastic S tier list, especially with Planes Trains and Automobiles having over an hour of deleted scenes.
I can imagine either a fan edit that restores it all and makes the film ridiculously long or an edit that replaces certain scenes and practically changes it into a different film much like how the TV edit of Cheech & Chong's Next Movie is distinct enough from the theatrical cut. :)
Speaking of Pooh Corner, there's one piece of media that had been bugging me for a while, and I just discovered that someone posted it to the Internet Archive in 2022. Back in 1985 I had a copy of Too Smart For Strangers which I taped off the Disney Channel that featured an introduction by Sonny Melendrez (host of a show called You And Me Kid), and a round table panel discussion that followed the main feature, with a group of experts discussing child exploitation and abuse, and how parents can talk to their children about "stranger danger". The tape developed severe mold and is now long gone, but the VHS cardboard sleeve with handwritten titles is the only proof I still have that it ever existed. That is, until now. 2022 was indeed a great year for lost media.
Marble Madness reminds me of an alpha build or prototyupe I saw for Sonic 3D Blast.
I grew up watching word world, now looking back and seeing that the pilot went missing honestly surprises me. I thought everyone would know what that show is.
I've noticed a huge inaccuracy when you were talking about the original THX "Cimarron" audio, THX made it's debut in 1983 with Return of the Jedi's premiere, alongside it's famous "ear-splitting" theme, the "Deep Note", on their "Wings" trailer, Cimarron made it's debut before Willow in 1988, and was one of two THX trailers to not use the actual Deep Note (the other being "Grand").
TL;DR: The THX Deep Note was there since THX began.
i hope we have some new lost media in 2023, my hopes are mainly on the original Spider-man 3 scenes and, somehow, the last Freddie Mercury show with Queen in a good Quality
Hearing you say that godspeed is one your favorite bands is awesome
Check out his video on it.
happy new year mike!
nice to see u talk highly of lombard street :0) my sister was the one who wrote the lost media article for it, im glad it was able to be found
Damn, I can't believe Mr Rogers is at the same level than the f ing Hampsters in your list lol.
Well these lost media guys hoarding lots of useless trash. Like data hoarders. 90 percent of their precious finds is ugly animated tv shows for 3 year olds. Same IQ i guess
Saban Moon was an S-tier find for me! Everything is relative but the story of the hunt & the being aware of the mythos before Mona's video made it legendary for me & my friends. But, it's y'all's video, I can't complain too much about an A tier!
Welcome to Pooh Corner is the oldest show I can remember watching but Dumbo's Flying Circus was my first ever favorite show as a kid.
Don't care what anyone says, the Robonic Stooges was awesome. Love watching that on Boomerang back in the day!
love your work
If I remember right there was an article previewing the Sega Michael Jackson ride in an issue of Sonic the Comic, wild!
Would you ever make a video discussing all the lost media from Thomas The Tank Engine that was found in the past 2 years? Over 1000 new BTS images, over 30 hours of BTS footage, and so much more were found.
2022 was an awful year for me personally. But with all of the news in lost media through the year, it was always something going on that made me feel excited, even for a little bit.
Hope things are going better for u
@@burymeinjhenny918 not really great, but definitely better than last year. Thank you!
Man I wish I had kept all my childhood tapes. I know for a fact I had the Welcome to Pooh corner episode "Pooh Cleans Up" on there. The song in it is burned into my memory
There is nothing that will top GYBE being discovered this year! Truly unbelievable that it actually happened
I need to get the VHS tapes of my childhood from my parent’s house, and see what sort of media I can get online. Just went searching, and I may have a Howie Mandel special that isn’t currently on UA-cam. It was probably 1988 or 89 the special aired.
Got a video topic idea: Bob Ross as there must be surely some kind of lost media of his show "The Joy of Painting" or else
A lot of his paintings are missing! They were stolen out of his car. It would be interesting to look into that
@@emilybenton6890 Imagine being such a j€rk to steal Bob Ross paintings out of his own car! In other words: let's hear more about it and hopefully the paintings can be found!!
There were 2 more pieces of lost media in music, that being So Totally Insane, now known as Little Islands by The Gallery, and Simple Guy, which was found to be made by Coca, along with the full version of the song.
I think you underestimated how big a deal the Popeye feature animatic is. An infamous lost feature that you can watch in it's entirety - I think that's S-tier.
Cheers great video!
It already seems like 2023 will be even more wild! Since Deena and Pearl (All Segments) from Sesame Street, almost all of All That, A Dora the Explorer Commercial Featuring George Lopez, Youri the Spaceman, Bluey Pilot, The Owl House Pilot, and 2 1930’s Cartoons, Ace of Spades, and Bimbo in Accordion Joe, have now been found! At least, those are the ones I think are notable, especially those 2 1930’s Cartoons, which just goes to show that anything and everything in Media can be found!
Way to go lost media experts! Great finds!
so happy that the net (1916) was found!!!! there’s a quite a few lost gay films from 1910s-1920s that i’m searching for, im glad to know there’s a possibility for uncovering some of it!!!!!!
17:25 theres still a sega park in tokyo!
Can't believe you didn't include Hot Air Bloon Moblie, the bloons spinoff that features the sinister monkey barren. It would be an easy S+ tier, smhing my head.
I had no idea that the 10th anniversary episodes of US WWTBAM were lost! I've seen the intro and the clips of Ken Basin so many times thati didn't realise any of it was lost
I have a Word World disc, remember watching the show a LOT.
I'm not sure if somebody else did this but this is my suggestion: Top 10 Lost Media Found in the Weirdest Ways/Places.
I had forgotten about Vic's Vacant Lot. I remember watching it on Nickelodeon.
I had no idea that those "Fire Kills" ads were Lost Media! =O
The Scrambled Training video game looks interesting wonder why it was canceled or lost also with Commander Jackson looks Goated
2022 also had the discovery of a ton of the music that played at the World Trade Center on 9/11
I didn’t realize the Powerless pilot finally turned up!
2022 was a great year for lost media
Can you look into Robo Crosser? It's a lost anime the was announced at the 2008 Tokyo International Anime Fair with a booth and trailer but the series was never released.
What! I don't understand for the script of "The day of the clown cried". I have the full printed script since 2005, i bought it on ebay for something like 50$. I didn't know it wasn't available online. Speaking of script, there is another HUGE one made available for the public recently, but it's in Italian. I'm talking about Alberto Cavallone's "Il dio selvaggio-Maldoror", published by Davide Pulici on "Nocturno Libri". When you know the subject (infos are hard to find), you know that this movie is the true holy Grail of all the lost medias (plus a lot of incredible new pictures and the music were also found).
Chozen just looks like a slightly more sophisticated Nutshack.
Bear in the Big Blue House always scared me to death as a kid
Wow welcome to poohs corner I remember watching that when I was little
bro i been talkin bout work world all the time lmfla the barn made up of the word barn sits rent free in my head
I watched the video, and it was a great video. But where the hell was the Earthworm Jim pilot that was found around the same time as the Sailor Moon one?
Suggestion: Unidentified media
I hope That the Shrek 'i feel good' would be fully found in 2023
I didn't even know Where's Walter was lost 😂
One correction: not all deleted scenes from planes, trains and automobiles. The original ending is still missing, and one scene after the full train station scene is still missing.
Until this video I assumed the robotic stooges were a hallucination from when I was a kid
Now we need to start seriously grinding for Super Mario 64: Big Star Secret
That silent film from 1916 bein found is fukin amazing to me
You missed one. “Farm Frolics” (1941) original titles and deleted scene.
17:10 Honestly probably better that never came out, Sailor Moon was already a gateway anime, an Americanized version might have actually made some people less interested in the Japanese version.
I love your videos
So where do we store this media to make sure it dosen't get lost again? Internet Archive?
Doing WordWorld real dirty here
One of the very few times I have complained in comments but you used the wrong footage for Duke Nukem Forever.
You used footage of the 1998 build when the 2001 build is the version that leaked which the latest build is dated a couple of days after that E3 trailer was shown.