Its more than that. Its sitting in a room and talking with your loved ones as they look at you in horror. You are in your own world slowly losing touch
Stage 1 is an altered version of “Heartaches,” but the difference between the two is striking. Seriously, a compilation video featuring Heartaches that then transitioned to the similar “songs” makes Stage 1 much more chilling.
@@thenuttyknight1188 considering pogs are also a toy that were fondly remembered by the generation that is now getting diagnosed with dementia, it's definitely possible that at least one person's last memory was pogs. might have even remembered being a champ with pogs, a pog-champ, if you will
In the stage 5 one part got me and maked me cry, it's literally a 50 second part that shows a beautiful song, like short memories and the last moment that you are gonna have happy, it's called "it was just a dream?"
for me, stage one went from relaxing, to unsettling, to now that i hear the start of “just a burning memory” it always gives me chills and makes me think how horrifying it might feel to start becoming aware of this memory loss
The first song of stage 1 is quite sad in my opinion, it’s almost like the patient is becoming aware that the memories are fading. Edit: My Mum is a nurse who takes care of dementia patients from time to time. She says the deterioration is heartbreaking, and that the people have periods of remembrance, but then go back to deterioration. They become very confused, and when relatives see them, they get anxious and very stressed.
This album is truly fucking amazing. The descent into madness, the beautiful melancholy music at the first two stages, that slowly makes you feel uncomfortable. Just a very long sitting!
It freaked me out, honestly. I wanted to continue listening, but part of me was telling me to stop. It was.. I don’t even know. I listened all the way through, and it honestly made me.. I don’t even know. I cannot describe how this album made me feel. Every time I hear it now, I get scared. I don’t know what it is.
Well what’s worse, the entire world blowing up, or your small little safe haven slowly but surely fading and deteriorating, until it’s nothing but a crippling loneliness.
Maybe I'm insane but I absolutely love this project! And I take music very seriously, its a gigantic part of my life and I listen to all kinds of music constantly and have my entire life. Maybe its the decades listening to music and the experience that comes with it? Maybe because I have listened to the most depressing, crazy music? Maybe bands like FANTOMAS mentally prepared me for this and I could compartmentalize it all easier? Don't get me wrong, it is a very serious and depressing topic, my closest aunt suffered from it so I've seen it first hand. But I'm obsessed with this album and will listen to it for the rest of my life numerous times I'm sure, altho when I first heard about it, I was hesitant. Also, I love 30's and 40's entertainment, I'm sort of obsessed even tho I'm not that old so this type of music relaxes me to begin with. And when it stops being "music" it still feels like it to me because I have listened to every genre under the sun so I've heard it all pretty much. It impacted me by not depressing me, but by inspiring me! So I give this project an A+++ it impacted my life in a COMPLETELY different way than I expected it would the first time I heard about it. And surprising me is what I hold dear in my life and few things have done that to me musically & culturally! The last being Lady Gaga 12 years ago and now this.. And before you laugh at how outlandish comparing this project to Lady Gaga is, just watch the link I will be posting shortly! In the meantime, thank you for taking the time to read this barage of words! Long story short, I love this album! ❤
The thumbnail has decided for me, this video was banging Update: okay now that I actually watched it, this really well made damn. I actually got a bit unsettled while you were describing them to me, at least towards the end. Great job!
I feel like stage one is unsettling because it never gets to the lyrics that would be in the original song. It just continues to loop, maybe they don't even realize but parts are missing from their memory, but at the same time it's still whole enough to make someone think it is its own kind of song (or full memory). It's like bliss unawareness of what's already happened. Somethings off, you just can't tell.
Even more haunting in that final silence is the organ and what sounds like "singing" just before the last 5 minutes. That's _Terminal Lucidity._ *_everything_* comes back and it only lasts for a little before that silence cuts in and signals the death of the patient.
dementia is honestly brutal. it isnt just a scary album that makes you feel bad, its real. people have to go through this. loved ones have to go through this. theres nothing funny about it, its genuinely terrifying. seeing my grandma that way was horrible. she knew who i was but couldnt recognize me. she didnt make it to the last stages, thankfully. but some people go through even worse, its really scary.
Remember me when you get famous, tb. This video was *incredible* I came here to learn about this album and found a youtuber which I thought was already famous. I went to subscribe and saw you were only at 213. Keep it up man, quality is superb. Editing is amazing, voiceover is great, and overall your channel is awesome. Please remember me when you blow up.
Honestly, even though i've never listened to it, the mere description of the album, alongside the comments about it, have filled me with more existential dread in 5 minutes than in my entire life.
Idk why I keep doing this, idk why I keep watching eateot reviews at 5 fucking AM, last time I did this I got sleep paralysis with it's just a burning memory playing in my head
The last 5 minutes is what shocked me, listening to noise for hours and then hearing haunting music at the end was an experience. Not even Hells Sirens got me like those last 5 min.
I think you should do more of the Caretaker albums like "Stairway to the stars" i think this album is about a person going to heaven and "Sadly the future is no longer what it was" i think this album is about a person who is overcoming his severe Depression you know fighting his Depression
I heard online theories saying that the hell sirens are a representation of ptsd as the sirens are reminiscent of air raid sirens, and the fact that these songs came out in the nineteen twenties
@@jadenlee2042 it is, in my opinion it’s most likely a representation of WW2 or Pearl Harbor. If someone had dementia, they’d be in their 80’s-100’s meaning they were likely alive during WW2 and may have been enlisted in the draft and had to go into WW2 or was at Pearl Harbor
In another video I watched- I think it was the EATEOT Iceburg explained -it’s theorized that, if you invert the colors of part three’s art, it looks like distorted synapses.
I listened to this when someone recommended I do. After I finished all 6 parts I haven't been able to stop thinking about the experience. Like it left something with me. Its a really depressing experience but one that I recommend anyone who hasn't listened to it fully. It gets really hard to listen to and genuinely is disturbing especially if you think of the meaning behind the album. Alzheimer's is a scary thought. Just the thought of forgetting everyone and everything you once knew and forgetting who you were is terrifying. not to mention the time leading to that point of realizing you will forget everything. Its a horrible condition and this album really conveys the total dread of the situation.
Hey man! I liked the video! if you havent got enough of your speed run of dementia, someone remastered it and made a completely almost sequel called "Everywhere in the beginning of nowhere" by the carenare which, fun fact, is an hour longer and includes stage 7.
A1, It's just a burning memory, B2, What does it matter that my heart aches, and c3, And Heart Breaks are all Heartache covers, each progressively getting worse. You also can heart it 10 minutes into Stage 4's first track, and also somewhere in stage 5's final track. You can BARELY hear the horn from A1 in Stage 6 on occasion, but only the first note sporadically. I think going back and hardcore focusing, it's played like 6 times over AN HOUR, and it's especially hard recognize it because not ONLY is it so muted and overlapped by ambiance, Kirby did a really dick move by sometimes playing different samples in EACH SOUND CHANNEL SIMULTANEOUSLY, so even when you hear a note, it's overlapped with another.
i shouldnt be watching this. i know this and other videos like it are hurting me mentally, but i still keep coming back. i know the damage is why ive been considering escalating my occasional self harm to proper cutting, probably why ive been losing the strength of will to beat back panic attacks. but i keep coming back. why do i keep coming back?
Hey, take some time off the internet in the meanwhile. If these types of videos are really taking a toll on you, then please take care yourself and distract yourself with something you enjoy. I really hope you'll get help for what you're going through man, life has a lot purpose and I hope you'll find yourself the worth deep inside you that you've been looking for soon. Don't give up alright? Take care of yourself pls, you can do this man, I believe in you.
Stage 3's art truly makes me wrack my brain trying to understand what it means. It took me way too long to notice that the picture is full of 3's. I think it's almost a literal interpretation of Neuron tangles and plaques, as Stage 5's art is unquestionably a representation of an Alzheimer's-afflicted brain.
I also see traces of Stage 2's art in there...I can faintly see the base of the vase and the two humanform figures that resemble people dancing, but the rest of it is very distorted and from what I can see left of the figures from the last art's vase looks like they're running away fearfully afraid of what's next. (or maybe they're disappearing since elements of the art appear to be memories of The Caretaker, especially if the moniker and character are based on The Shining's caretaker that watched a ballroom since he overlooked a hotel that had one. [I can see what I did there, the hotel in the novel/movie's name is the Overlook Hotel])
Literally had to stop at 3:21 because I was slowly scaring myself more and more, as it is night time rn, kept feeling like I'm seeing things. A bit spooky I must say
It’s like it’s just a burning memory. We don’t have many days while late afternoon drifting with a person with childishly fresh eyes. I am slightly bewildered. These are things that are beautiful and transient. All that follows is true: An autumnal equinox is upon us with quiet internal rebellions. The loves of my entire life look into each other’s eyes. My heart will stop in joy at this point.
im honestly too petrified to listen to it in its entirety. my fear of this kind of thing is too horrible to shake off. it just.. latches onto my brain, intruding my thoughts. the fact that this could happen to either me or any of my dearest friends or family members scares me. on a much lighter note, here before 1000 subs
DUDE! I thought I saw your pfp somewhere else! I watched this vid a month or two ago because Im a massive fan EATEOT. A few weeks ago, I saw the celeste iceberg vid without realizing youre the guy who made the eateot vid. Probably recommended because I also love celeste so muchhh. I have more than 800h on it! Coming back to this vid by accident and seeing the cat finally made me put all the pieces together! This is amazing!
Once stage 4 hit, that was IT for me. I was crying the whole rest of the album. This lasted for 3 days after, and I still have nightmares about stage 5.
the Stage 3 cover art kind of looks like clocks, which is a test they have Dementia patient take for their ability to recognize things. i also like E3 - Hidden sea buried deep. it's like the protagonist remembers the first part but nothing else... also the first reprieve in Stage 5. about 5 minutes in "Was It a Dream" plays and it's depressing because the torture's far from over at that point.
For me the most sad moment is a final part of stage 5, where in empty hum suddenly appear and disappear four piano notes. In the community this part got name “Final clarity”, because it’s one of the last moments we can hear normal music, later are only some quite notes in stage 6 and the Terminal lucidity
E3 feels like you're desperately trying to remember something, the same riff repeating, the same song starting over again and again from the start, as if desperately you are trying to remember, starting from the top but getting stuck each time as the rest of the memory is blank, gone.
This feels as if this is a simulation. Like your not the one with dementia, but the one watching someone with it. Like your watching as if a world you’ve seen was originally filled with joy but is now filled with sorrow. You can’t help but cry.
Everywhere at the end of time. A six hour album representing what its like to go through dementia. Six stages of going through dementia are represented in this album as the music becomes more and more distorted as if not remembering them. And the particular piece in the sixth stage is "a place in the world fades away" Your last piece of memeory. Your last piece of self. The terminal lucidity causing the music to sound as if the patient is still in stage one or stage zero for that matter. The only memory left. The only memory you can relive. But like all the other memories,the song cant go on.the song will end, and when it does..... Your last piece of self..... Your place in the world....... Fades away...... Its just horrifying to think about it.
I'd say, the artwork for Stage-3 seems to be a female humanoid entity who's mind is sprouting, "sprouting" meaning reaching the furthest places for any memory, and attempts to remember any memories.
I just realized that your outro background has the same mountains as the logo of « evian », a French water bottle brand (but yours is reversed) just a funny thing I saw since I’m french 👀 Anyway, great review, loved it ~
I thought stages 1-3 were quite easy and actually pleasant to listen to. Stage 4 I had problems with and will need to sit and listen to that when I am more prepared....it is ranked up to quite a bit after 3 and becomes quite freaky from there. I dont think it would be a good idea for me to listen to it before going to sleep. I shuffled through it a little bit and get the idea but I know its best to listen to it through fully to understand the changes etc. This project is quite amazing though I must say.
I interpret the last 6 minutes of place in the world fades away as the patient on their death bed, the music is their last clear memory before their death
The irony right now. It scares me that I've already watched this and this is my third time of watching it and completely forgetting I've watched it. wow.
Many prople say, that the final minutes of stage 6 are terminal lucidity. But I always saw it as a funeral. There are some objective points that support this, but being honest, I probably just tell myself that, to make it a little less sad...
To me, stage 5 looks like a woman with a giant fan and poofy pants/skirt barely hanging on and/or helping what appears to be a sad man/clown who has nothing to stand on and is barely balancing on the ground (stairs?) beneath him.
GUYS GUYS GUYS GUYS, I just realized something. I think that the 4th stage art is a flipped, weird version of Leonardo Da Vinci's Girl with Pearl Earing.
Stage 1 is a newspaper stage 2 is a flower pot stage 3 is an overgrown bush and stage 4 is a painting and stage 5 is a picture of a woman and a man dancing in the old days and stage 6 is ... an empty painting
To me EATEOT is more of a display at that all we do here on this earth doesn't matter. Even the best of what we are might not matter; it gets erased over time, and at our last moment we are at our closest to having our souls/spirits and our bodies completely separated from one another. That part where the choir sang "let me kiss him one more time" isn't a last mercy for us as in we are allowed to remember who we are one last time; it was a last mercy to the significant others that cared to attend to us, as in they are being signaled that for reals, we are passing on. To give THEM closure, not us. We got our closure when our memories are being swept away in all those years and no longer BELONGED to us.
3:10 first time commenting on this channel. i think they're roses but the protagonist can't see them as such, as their brain breaks down and cognition is devolving. makes sense for imagery. roses often connote romance. the song was about romance. and both the roses and the song get corrupted by brain noise to signify the progression of mental retardedness
imagine this but stretched out weeks months years to where you have nothing left
E7, a nightmare where you see an ice cream truck coming slowly towards you at night
ive has that nightmare
Hopefully they just want to make an attempt to sell drugs and not lure and murder you.
Sounds like a childhood memory with those songs in the jack in the box or idk.
Its more than that. Its sitting in a room and talking with your loved ones as they look at you in horror. You are in your own world slowly losing touch
Stage 1 is an altered version of “Heartaches,” but the difference between the two is striking.
Seriously, a compilation video featuring Heartaches that then transitioned to the similar “songs” makes Stage 1 much more chilling.
I rate this a solid 11/10. P O G
P O G
i swear if pog is the last thing i remember.
@@thenuttyknight1188 considering pogs are also a toy that were fondly remembered by the generation that is now getting diagnosed with dementia, it's definitely possible that at least one person's last memory was pogs. might have even remembered being a champ with pogs, a pog-champ, if you will
EVERYWHERE AT THE END OF POG
P O G
In the stage 5 one part got me and maked me cry, it's literally a 50 second part that shows a beautiful song, like short memories and the last moment that you are gonna have happy, it's called "it was just a dream?"
Actually, it's 28 seconds sadly.
@@cometcal7387 28.5 seconds, specifically
Yeah that part kills me
Accurately, it's name is "Was it a dream?".
Sorry for being that one guy, my fellow The Caretaker enjoyers.
there are more clarities than that. And other semi-clear song segments. like FMS and Farewell Blues segments in L1.
for me, stage one went from relaxing, to unsettling, to now that i hear the start of “just a burning memory” it always gives me chills and makes me think how horrifying it might feel to start becoming aware of this memory loss
The first song of stage 1 is quite sad in my opinion, it’s almost like the patient is becoming aware that the memories are fading.
Edit: My Mum is a nurse who takes care of dementia patients from time to time. She says the deterioration is heartbreaking, and that the people have periods of remembrance, but then go back to deterioration. They become very confused, and when relatives see them, they get anxious and very stressed.
This album is truly fucking amazing. The descent into madness, the beautiful melancholy music at the first two stages, that slowly makes you feel uncomfortable. Just a very long sitting!
what a banger!!!!!!!!!!1111
Certified hood classic!!!!1!!!!1!!1111!!!!
Epic win111!!!
Absolute bop !!!!!!!!!!11!
What a maneuver!!!!1!111!1!1!
Get in11!!!!111
i never broke down during the album but I had to turn my lights on several times out of fear
hello me
Saaaame
*calls friends to listen to it with me*
It freaked me out, honestly. I wanted to continue listening, but part of me was telling me to stop. It was.. I don’t even know. I listened all the way through, and it honestly made me.. I don’t even know. I cannot describe how this album made me feel. Every time I hear it now, I get scared. I don’t know what it is.
It leaves you with a mess in the brain....
the biggest dose of existential anxiety
Well what’s worse, the entire world blowing up, or your small little safe haven slowly but surely fading and deteriorating, until it’s nothing but a crippling loneliness.
Its scary how "an empty bliss beyond this world" turns into "a brutal bliss beyond this empty defeat"
Let alone a “Bliss”
I'm glad I'm not the only one who cried before stage 6. I started to cry during stage 1 and had to take a break.
Maybe I'm insane but I absolutely love this project! And I take music very seriously, its a gigantic part of my life and I listen to all kinds of music constantly and have my entire life. Maybe its the decades listening to music and the experience that comes with it? Maybe because I have listened to the most depressing, crazy music? Maybe bands like FANTOMAS mentally prepared me for this and I could compartmentalize it all easier? Don't get me wrong, it is a very serious and depressing topic, my closest aunt suffered from it so I've seen it first hand. But I'm obsessed with this album and will listen to it for the rest of my life numerous times I'm sure, altho when I first heard about it, I was hesitant. Also, I love 30's and 40's entertainment, I'm sort of obsessed even tho I'm not that old so this type of music relaxes me to begin with. And when it stops being "music" it still feels like it to me because I have listened to every genre under the sun so I've heard it all pretty much. It impacted me by not depressing me, but by inspiring me! So I give this project an A+++ it impacted my life in a COMPLETELY different way than I expected it would the first time I heard about it. And surprising me is what I hold dear in my life and few things have done that to me musically & culturally! The last being Lady Gaga 12 years ago and now this.. And before you laugh at how outlandish comparing this project to Lady Gaga is, just watch the link I will be posting shortly! In the meantime, thank you for taking the time to read this barage of words! Long story short, I love this album! ❤
The thumbnail has decided for me, this video was banging
Update: okay now that I actually watched it, this really well made damn. I actually got a bit unsettled while you were describing them to me, at least towards the end. Great job!
I feel like stage one is unsettling because it never gets to the lyrics that would be in the original song. It just continues to loop, maybe they don't even realize but parts are missing from their memory, but at the same time it's still whole enough to make someone think it is its own kind of song (or full memory). It's like bliss unawareness of what's already happened. Somethings off, you just can't tell.
This actually is really good. Quality channels like you never gain enough attention, and I wish you the best, man.
Ok, waiting for stage 7 to come out
Just silence
Cuz they dead
It'd be... interesting if Kirby does a stage 7, and it ends up being a very brief collection of hymns, akin to those played at a funeral.
the last minute of stage 6 is dead, what would that be?funeral music?
they say that Take Care, It's a Desert Out There is the "epilogue" to EATEOT
Go listen to “take care it’s a desert out there” it’s also made by The Caretaker
Even more haunting in that final silence is the organ and what sounds like "singing" just before the last 5 minutes.
That's _Terminal Lucidity._
*_everything_* comes back and it only lasts for a little before that silence cuts in and signals the death of the patient.
INCORRECT
@@haynprincess21 not incorrect
And capslock doesn't impress me.
If you're doing more of these, try giving Selected Memories From The Haunted Ballroom a listen. You'll recognize Friends Past Reunited
It’s just a burning memory sounds like an enhanced Pokémon Ruby/Sapphire track
i'm glad it's not just me who hears it
Chad cat reviews 6 1/2 hour long nightmare, pretty epic.
My favorite show in my opinion
dementia is honestly brutal. it isnt just a scary album that makes you feel bad, its real. people have to go through this. loved ones have to go through this. theres nothing funny about it, its genuinely terrifying. seeing my grandma that way was horrible. she knew who i was but couldnt recognize me. she didnt make it to the last stages, thankfully. but some people go through even worse, its really scary.
Remember me when you get famous, tb. This video was *incredible*
I came here to learn about this album and found a youtuber which I thought was already famous. I went to subscribe and saw you were only at 213. Keep it up man, quality is superb. Editing is amazing, voiceover is great, and overall your channel is awesome. Please remember me when you blow up.
Honestly, even though i've never listened to it, the mere description of the album, alongside the comments about it, have filled me with more existential dread in 5 minutes than in my entire life.
I have no words because im too interested in this video!
thank you! :)
is your username your real name? if so, that’s a nice name :)
Idk why I keep doing this, idk why I keep watching eateot reviews at 5 fucking AM, last time I did this I got sleep paralysis with it's just a burning memory playing in my head
The last 5 minutes is what shocked me, listening to noise for hours and then hearing haunting music at the end was an experience. Not even Hells Sirens got me like those last 5 min.
The video is crazy good job
bruh it ain't even out yet lmao
@@simplytb it already out wym
I sing stage 1 when I shower because it’s so good.
I think you should do more of the Caretaker albums like "Stairway to the stars" i think this album is about a person going to heaven and "Sadly the future is no longer what it was" i think this album is about a person who is overcoming his severe Depression you know fighting his Depression
did you listen to the hell sirens?
yeah that part was really unsettling
I heard online theories saying that the hell sirens are a representation of ptsd as the sirens are reminiscent of air raid sirens, and the fact that these songs came out in the nineteen twenties
@@jadenlee2042 it is, in my opinion it’s most likely a representation of WW2 or Pearl Harbor. If someone had dementia, they’d be in their 80’s-100’s meaning they were likely alive during WW2 and may have been enlisted in the draft and had to go into WW2 or was at Pearl Harbor
The sample for the hell sirens were actually found, believe it or not. They were made from Granada by Mantovani.
This video popped up in my recommendations, the red bar was all the way across but I don't remember watching it.
I apologize
You deserve so much more subs man!
Underrated alert SHEEESH 😱😱🥶🥶🥵
You startled me at the beginning 😄
In another video I watched- I think it was the EATEOT Iceburg explained -it’s theorized that, if you invert the colors of part three’s art, it looks like distorted synapses.
Certified hood classic
I listened to this when someone recommended I do. After I finished all 6 parts I haven't been able to stop thinking about the experience. Like it left something with me. Its a really depressing experience but one that I recommend anyone who hasn't listened to it fully. It gets really hard to listen to and genuinely is disturbing especially if you think of the meaning behind the album. Alzheimer's is a scary thought. Just the thought of forgetting everyone and everything you once knew and forgetting who you were is terrifying. not to mention the time leading to that point of realizing you will forget everything. Its a horrible condition and this album really conveys the total dread of the situation.
Hey man! I liked the video! if you havent got enough of your speed run of dementia, someone remastered it and made a completely almost sequel called "Everywhere in the beginning of nowhere" by the carenare which, fun fact, is an hour longer and includes stage 7.
omg u deserve so much more recognition!!!
Nothing can hurt me if I’m not in full screen
Omg same
The first song "it's just a burning memory" is from the song "heartaches"
A1, It's just a burning memory, B2, What does it matter that my heart aches, and c3, And Heart Breaks are all Heartache covers, each progressively getting worse. You also can heart it 10 minutes into Stage 4's first track, and also somewhere in stage 5's final track. You can BARELY hear the horn from A1 in Stage 6 on occasion, but only the first note sporadically. I think going back and hardcore focusing, it's played like 6 times over AN HOUR, and it's especially hard recognize it because not ONLY is it so muted and overlapped by ambiance, Kirby did a really dick move by sometimes playing different samples in EACH SOUND CHANNEL SIMULTANEOUSLY, so even when you hear a note, it's overlapped with another.
i shouldnt be watching this. i know this and other videos like it are hurting me mentally, but i still keep coming back. i know the damage is why ive been considering escalating my occasional self harm to proper cutting, probably why ive been losing the strength of will to beat back panic attacks. but i keep coming back.
why do i keep coming back?
Hey, take some time off the internet in the meanwhile. If these types of videos are really taking a toll on you, then please take care yourself and distract yourself with something you enjoy. I really hope you'll get help for what you're going through man, life has a lot purpose and I hope you'll find yourself the worth deep inside you that you've been looking for soon. Don't give up alright? Take care of yourself pls, you can do this man, I believe in you.
morbid curiosity
Stage 3's art truly makes me wrack my brain trying to understand what it means. It took me way too long to notice that the picture is full of 3's. I think it's almost a literal interpretation of Neuron tangles and plaques, as Stage 5's art is unquestionably a representation of an Alzheimer's-afflicted brain.
I also see traces of Stage 2's art in there...I can faintly see the base of the vase and the two humanform figures that resemble people dancing, but the rest of it is very distorted and from what I can see left of the figures from the last art's vase looks like they're running away fearfully afraid of what's next. (or maybe they're disappearing since elements of the art appear to be memories of The Caretaker, especially if the moniker and character are based on The Shining's caretaker that watched a ballroom since he overlooked a hotel that had one. [I can see what I did there, the hotel in the novel/movie's name is the Overlook Hotel])
@@PinkAgaricus I also noticed that too
Literally had to stop at 3:21 because I was slowly scaring myself more and more, as it is night time rn, kept feeling like I'm seeing things. A bit spooky I must say
It’s like it’s just a burning memory. We don’t have many days while late afternoon drifting with a person with childishly fresh eyes. I am slightly bewildered. These are things that are beautiful and transient. All that follows is true: An autumnal equinox is upon us with quiet internal rebellions. The loves of my entire life look into each other’s eyes. My heart will stop in joy at this point.
I love your avatar guy he is very cool
im honestly too petrified to listen to it in its entirety. my fear of this kind of thing is too horrible to shake off. it just.. latches onto my brain, intruding my thoughts. the fact that this could happen to either me or any of my dearest friends or family members scares me. on a much lighter note, here before 1000 subs
I agree with you since I have a feeling that if I listened to the album I would throw my headphones across the room possibly breaking them.
@@Sumautisticguy i’d do the exact same thing, my friend.
i wish i had enough time to listen to the whole thing honestly
@@raisin589 I have already listened to samples from each stage and that’s enough for me
Personally I like the style of Stages 1 through 3.
And also, the like to dislike ratio is amazing. 110 x 0
the first 3 stages remind me of the shining ballroom - i don’t know how i have not seen this comparison
DUDE! I thought I saw your pfp somewhere else! I watched this vid a month or two ago because Im a massive fan EATEOT. A few weeks ago, I saw the celeste iceberg vid without realizing youre the guy who made the eateot vid. Probably recommended because I also love celeste so muchhh. I have more than 800h on it! Coming back to this vid by accident and seeing the cat finally made me put all the pieces together! This is amazing!
Once stage 4 hit, that was IT for me. I was crying the whole rest of the album. This lasted for 3 days after, and I still have nightmares about stage 5.
How only 300 subs?!? UNDERAPPRECIATED AF
I enjoyed your video on this.
Also, this just a suggestion, but bring your audio levels up in the future, it’s really low here.
the Stage 3 cover art kind of looks like clocks, which is a test they have Dementia patient take for their ability to recognize things.
i also like E3 - Hidden sea buried deep. it's like the protagonist remembers the first part but nothing else...
also the first reprieve in Stage 5. about 5 minutes in "Was It a Dream" plays and it's depressing because the torture's far from over at that point.
For me the most sad moment is a final part of stage 5, where in empty hum suddenly appear and disappear four piano notes. In the community this part got name “Final clarity”, because it’s one of the last moments we can hear normal music, later are only some quite notes in stage 6 and the Terminal lucidity
The stages when it says "STAGE #NUMBER" That means it changes the song a little bit and it just makes the songs different and loosing it sounds
E3 feels like you're desperately trying to remember something, the same riff repeating, the same song starting over again and again from the start, as if desperately you are trying to remember, starting from the top but getting stuck each time as the rest of the memory is blank, gone.
This feels as if this is a simulation. Like your not the one with dementia, but the one watching someone with it. Like your watching as if a world you’ve seen was originally filled with joy but is now filled with sorrow. You can’t help but cry.
EATEOT fading into the backseat freestyle outro hit me like a truck. like, wow. two of my favorite things. how convenient
Everywhere at the end of time.
A six hour album representing what its like to go through dementia.
Six stages of going through dementia are represented in this album as the music becomes more and more distorted as if not remembering them.
And the particular piece in the sixth stage is "a place in the world fades away"
Your last piece of memeory. Your last piece of self. The terminal lucidity causing the music to sound as if the patient is still in stage one or stage zero for that matter.
The only memory left. The only memory you can relive. But like all the other memories,the song cant go on.the song will end, and when it does.....
Your last piece of self.....
Your place in the world.......
Fades away......
Its just horrifying to think about it.
Honestly the last track only has meaning if you account for the prior 6 hours of suffering. Listening to it on its own would do it a disservice
Holy crap, you only have 827 subscribers? I think you did a great job of covering the album. You got yourself a new subscriber
I'd say, the artwork for Stage-3 seems to be a female humanoid entity who's mind is sprouting, "sprouting" meaning reaching the furthest places for any memory, and attempts to remember any memories.
I just realized that your outro background has the same mountains as the logo of « evian », a French water bottle brand (but yours is reversed) just a funny thing I saw since I’m french 👀
Anyway, great review, loved it ~
glad i was not the only one who noticed stage 2's flower pot looked like 2 people
why the hell did i decide to watch this at 3 AM
that intro scared the crap out of me
I thought stages 1-3 were quite easy and actually pleasant to listen to. Stage 4 I had problems with and will need to sit and listen to that when I am more prepared....it is ranked up to quite a bit after 3 and becomes quite freaky from there. I dont think it would be a good idea for me to listen to it before going to sleep. I shuffled through it a little bit and get the idea but I know its best to listen to it through fully to understand the changes etc. This project is quite amazing though I must say.
E7 is like the feeling of trying to stuff your spilling organs back into your stomach while hoping the paramedics get there soon.
I interpret the last 6 minutes of place in the world fades away as the patient on their death bed, the music is their last clear memory before their death
The irony right now. It scares me that I've already watched this and this is my third time of watching it and completely forgetting I've watched it. wow.
Many prople say, that the final minutes of stage 6 are terminal lucidity. But I always saw it as a funeral. There are some objective points that support this, but being honest, I probably just tell myself that, to make it a little less sad...
imo one of the best albums of all time
To me, stage 5 looks like a woman with a giant fan and poofy pants/skirt barely hanging on and/or helping what appears to be a sad man/clown who has nothing to stand on and is barely balancing on the ground (stairs?) beneath him.
Why don’t u have more subs? Greatest CZcams under 200 subs
Honeslty, K1 scares me. Specially the one with voice. Its so terrifying, honestly.
This album is sobering at least and heartbreaking at most
3:30: My sister getting eaten by a giant rainbow dash
I beleve that the end of stage 6 (the singing) is the funeral. and the random cut is the patent dying (before the singing)
So underrated. I learned so much!
Tb explores the web series? do more of this stuff
it is pretty fun to do so you might see more 👀
The algorithm blessed me with both the album and this
3:18 i forget what it's called, but it is a white flower with yellow little prongs, you can tell from the mix of white
Da dementia mixtape 😳
I’ve heard people slept to this album and got nightmares when stage 4 hit
Here before 100 subscribers 🤭 good video!
Rating the stages individually is like saying not having dementia is better that having it lol
This is even more depressing because my grandpa has dementia, I think it’s also progressed pretty far by this point.
0:19 General Kenobi!
Fantastic discussion! 👏
GUYS GUYS GUYS GUYS, I just realized something. I think that the 4th stage art is a flipped, weird version of Leonardo Da Vinci's Girl with Pearl Earing.
i have once again found an underrated channel, i really like this channel +1 sub
Stage 1 is a newspaper stage 2 is a flower pot stage 3 is an overgrown bush and stage 4 is a painting and stage 5 is a picture of a woman and a man dancing in the old days and stage 6 is ... an empty painting
I T S' T H E E N D
To me EATEOT is more of a display at that all we do here on this earth doesn't matter. Even the best of what we are might not matter; it gets erased over time, and at our last moment we are at our closest to having our souls/spirits and our bodies completely separated from one another. That part where the choir sang "let me kiss him one more time" isn't a last mercy for us as in we are allowed to remember who we are one last time; it was a last mercy to the significant others that cared to attend to us, as in they are being signaled that for reals, we are passing on. To give THEM closure, not us. We got our closure when our memories are being swept away in all those years and no longer BELONGED to us.
3:10
first time commenting on this channel. i think they're roses but the protagonist can't see them as such, as their brain breaks down and cognition is devolving.
makes sense for imagery. roses often connote romance. the song was about romance. and both the roses and the song get corrupted by brain noise to signify the progression of mental retardedness
Should have mentioned the Bluddy Hell Sirens
Cool and good
i never understood why people find classical music scary, it's always been the most theraputic kind of music for me.