Ghostly Christmas music ~ Haunted hotel room

While I was working in a hotel room, I heard a sudden staticky horn-like noise, followed by a deep voice, and eerie old Christmas music. I realized it was coming from the emergency speaker in ceiling. I caught what I could on tape. You can hear strange background chatter behind the music, but I can't make out what it is. I've worked at this hotel for almost 10 years and I have never heard anything like that. No one else seemed to notice, or had any idea what it could have been. This is not a very old hotel, built in the 70's or 80's so the music seemed out of place.
What do you think?

a reply to: Jefferton

Video is private/unviewable

a reply to: Jefferton

inpatiently waiting to here this spooky music

a reply to: Jefferton

The video is private and can not be seen by me.

What I think? That the mic connected to the speakers is somehow not entirely off. Hence the background noise of the room it is in bleeds-through the speakers at a low volume. I bet they were listening to Christmas music and chatting when you listened in. No body else cares because they don't pay attention...

EDIT:
Oh, well, that was quite loud! But it is just a silly mistake by the operators forgetting to turn the mic off. I often experience that in buses, etc.

It actually sounds like a television showing Donald Duck or something.

a reply to: Jefferton

Someone has a radio in the lobby and forgot to turn on the intercom?

Sorry fixed!

originally posted by: Benevolent Heretic
a reply to: Jefferton

Someone has a radio in the lobby and forgot to turn on the intercom?

Nope, music in the lobby is nothing like this, very generic. And no one else knew what it could be.

The song playing is Adam Faith - Lonely Pup in a Christmas shop, which is found on many Christmas compilation albums.

originally posted by: Cobaltic1978
The song playing is Adam Faith - Lonely Pup in a Christmas shop, which is found on many Christmas compilation albums.

None that I've ever heard, and no reason to be playing there. Good detective work however!

Does anyone here know of any audio analyzation software I could run this through?
I know there is something here

a reply to: Jefferton

Oh my goodness..that does feel quite eerie..reminds me of a number of movies; we're entering some very difficult and even unholy times, so to hear something like this makes me think we are all heading towards a scary movie script in our lives perhaps of some sort..

Shun fear, stay strong, and have faith always in the guy upstairs..see my drift?

originally posted by: tony9802
a reply to: Jefferton

Oh my goodness..that does feel quite eerie..reminds me of a number of movies; we're entering some very difficult and even unholy times, so to hear something like this makes me think we are all heading towards a scary movie script in our lives perhaps of some sort..

Shun fear, stay strong, and have faith always in the guy upstairs..see my drift?

Amen to that!

That's creepy and might have just ruined my Christmas mood.. So, what hotel did this happen in so I can avoid it?

originally posted by: WarriorKitten
That's creepy and might have just ruined my Christmas mood.. So, what hotel did this happen in so I can avoid it?

Lol. Sorry!

double

For a bit more holiday cheer, here's The Caretaker:
(play it at low volume in the background)

a reply to: Jefferton

Did the music stop on it's own while you were taping, or did you stop taping at the point you did for some reason?

Where is the 'source' for the emergency speakers - I mean, if someone were going to 'broadcast' over them, where would they do that from?

Do you know if the speakers in the rooms are all 'totally' connected together, or is it possible to isolate speakers in individual rooms?

I'm not saying this isn't a 'supernatural' phenomena - but you do need to thoroughly investigate this speaker system just to be absolutely sure that you can rule out possibilities like someone playing a trick on you...

Could the speakers pick up signals that were not intentionally 'broadcast' on them? (I mean for example, there've been reports of baby monitors picking up random radio signals or even neighbors phone calls).

So the very first song is bing crosby white christmas, You can hear him say white I believe and that was about it. Are there stores in your hotel? possibly unshielded wires that are causing interference. Was it just that one speaker that was going off?

originally posted by: sandman441
So the very first song is bing crosby white christmas, You can hear him say white I believe and that was about it. Are there stores in your hotel? possibly unshielded wires that are causing interference. Was it just that one speaker that was going off?

No haunting stories that anyone has felt comfortable enough to share with me.
From what I could gather, no one else working that day heard anything. So as far as I can tell, it was limited to that room I was in.
A complete mystery.

a reply to: Jefferton

And you're sure no one was playing a trick?

Also - not sure if you saw my previous post (just above "sandman411"), and I am curious about those questions...