Rating "Everywhere At The End Of Time" Fan Projects

After making my initial video on The Caretaker's Everywhere At The End Of Time, I found myself being drawn to other projects inspired by it. After listening to a handful of them, I figured I would make a video highlighting the ones I thought were the best. In this video, I give a short review of several different fan projects, each are linked below! Thank you for watching and please check out these artists' creations!
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My review of EATEOT:
• The "Everywhere At The...
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Projects Discussed:
The Caretaker - Everywhere At The End Of Time - Stages 1-6 (Complete)
• The Caretaker - Everyw...
The Caretaker - Everywhere at The End of Time - (Almost) All Full Samples
• The Caretaker - Everyw...
(Stages 1-6 complete) Everywhere At The End Of Time With Voices
• (Stages 1-6 complete) ...
All Pleasantries Must Conclude- Stages 1-6 (COMPLETE)
• Video
All Pleasantries Must Conclude - Stages 1-6 (Complete Remastered Edition)
• Video
The Caretakers - Nowhere At The Millennium Of Space - Stages 1-6 (Complete edition)
• The Caretakers - Nowhe...
Everywhere At The End Of Time (schizophrenia edition) Stages 1-6
• Everywhere At The End ...
Minecraft, but it's Everywhere At The End Of Time
• Minecraft, but it's Ev...
EATEOT - Reversed Project (Tracks In Order) - Stages 1-6
• Video
The Carebear- Everywhere In The Beginning Of Nowhere Stages 1-7 (The Complete Edition)
• The Carebear- Everywhe...
Artbreeder page of "TheFallenHuman53" (Whose artwork is featured in the thumbnail)
www.artbreeder.com/thefallenh...
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Besides tracks from the projects linked above, I also used these for background music:
The Caretaker's An Empty Bliss Beyond This World
• The Caretaker's An Emp...
A4 - Childishly fresh eyes (8-BIT)
• A4 - Childishly fresh ...
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Sections:
Intro: (0:00)
Everywhere At The End Of Time With Voices: (1:03)
All Pleasantries Must Conclude: (7:01)
Honorable Mentions: (9:57)
Everywhere In The Beginning Of Nowhere: (11:25)
Outro: (20:06)
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Twitch: / slimenug
Discord: / discord
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[@TheDigitalSaloon]

If you liked this video, subscribe! Also, check out my next video where I cover an EATEOT iceberg 👀 kzbin.info/www/bejne/boiteJh7iLSsi5o

[@theskeptic777]

I loved this! I do encourage you to maybe in the future review my own project Elsewhere near the end of the universe! the project wont be completed until the end of the year and the first 3 stages are on my channel. I would appreciate it severely as this project means a lot to me.

[@Kallichore09]

Can we get a part 2? I'm making a playlist of the projects you talked about and wanting to expand it. You can find it here: kzbin.info/aero/PLNaYTLR3y5llMwodGxi7IHO8qdoJjBzte

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

@@Kallichore09 Maybe someday 😂

[@Unit-01_]

I forgor 💀

[@matiassundqvist5270]

@@TheDigitalSaloon What's The Song name on Honorable Mentions start.

[@4dee9arr6]

"You can't make me cry with your ending" EATEOT: I know, but he can EITBON: Hello there.

[@lcdream4213]

@May's Music buenos dias

[@West_Coast_Gang]

Everywhere at the beginning of nowhere made me sad

[@spacekid9680]

What does EITBON stand for? EDIT: Ok Everywhere In The Beginning Of Nowhere. Fan project by the 14 year old girl who has a relative suffering from Alzheimer's disease.

[@absoluteschmuck]

@@spacekid9680 Pretty sure it's a dude, but I could be wrong

[@spacekid9680]

@@absoluteschmuck I thought it was a girl who did it

[@smoothboi0642]

Welp, that thumbnail has seared itself in my brain.

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

Sorry 😂

[@omegadragons321]

“Here, have a head that’s always screaming!”

[@jodibosh7518]

@@omegadragons321 *I see a gravity falls fan~*

[@hurricane_kattrina]

eateot pog

[@rhubarbdude3347]

@@omegadragons321 I have no mouth...

[@ggrab4114]

Fun fact: APMC doesnt have terminal ludicity, the lullaby is the sound of death leading you into the afterlife

[@johnyoutuber9781]

@May's Music what's the difference, functionally? How is it made apparent beyond Word of God?

[@johnyoutuber9781]

@May's Music and no, i don't believe in God either

[@josephchandler7140]

@May's Music better safe than sorry

[@josephchandler7140]

@@johnyoutuber9781 better safe than sorry

[@johnyoutuber9781]

@@josephchandler7140 what is that supposed to mean?

[@icantthinkofaname8139]

Those Everywhere in the Beginning of Nowhere titles are haunting… “I’ll remember you” “I can still remember you” “Can I still remember you? “Why can’t I remember?” “I can’t remember”

[@kristinleigh4770]

Its I'll be remembering you.

[@Musical_gamer69]

And also all the songs that has the word “remember” in their name have the same samples.

[@icantthinkofaname8139]

@SpikeZone!! wow its always cool to find your name twin Looks like u changed it tho

[@amandaletcher1320]

Like the original sad but beautiful

[@footballmemer]

Its a reference to the sample, midnight, the stars and you. I think its a reference to how jack torrence in the shining slowly loses his mind until he becomes a puppet of the hotel.The shining is where this sample is from.

[@dapperblueberries9779]

Eateotbwv Stage 4 girl is so unnerving. We went from content yet slightly abstract humans who aren’t really all that scary or menacing, but when Stage 4 hits, you just don’t want to look at her because she looks so tear struck and sad that you are both sad and fearful with her.

[@fxllenk1ngf4n]

Stage 5 is a bit more terrifying, the face is distorted and the person is screaming

[@urosmamic4172]

@@fxllenk1ngf4n im just seeing a karen 🤣 But fr its sad what dementia does to a person to the point they dont have emotions and are dying in the most disturbing and sad way posible without remebering anything from there past

[@hydrohomiejin5114]

the Stage 6 for me is so horrifying even I would not explain it.

[@nellymurkthewitch]

The problem is not only that, she is just quite realistic, but also heavily distorted, which makes that uncanny valley effect

[@mitchellalexander9162]

and for some reason bob said 'i forgive you' and the person just started crying

[@SoylentGamer]

EATEOT schizophrenia edition shocked me to my core. The comments section is half the experience, many people there sharing their experiences with the condition and how the work resonated with them. The creator himself has schizoaffective disorder.

[@femmesammy8768]

I always wanted to make a PTSD but I have 0 musical talent more the ability to make anything

[@tilsgee]

@@femmesammy8768 2 weeks passed. But, i can help you Just, the problem is 1. I love procrastinating. I need literally 6 months to make my first music, and it's sounds awful 2. Idk how to show my screen to the discord video call

[@mitchellalexander9162]

@@femmesammy8768 Well.... I understand why you'd want to do it in this 'Style of Media' but personally 'An Album about PTSD' would go better telling a more Traditional Format initially with the War Propaganda for 'X Conflict,' Enlistment or drafting, 'The 'I can't make your Combat real' Training segment. More Traditional Songs...riiight up until the deployment or 'Marching Orders' The Calm before the Storm. (Optionally you could have some minor Skirmish segments with Traditional Action movie reminiscent beats to show that 'Not all soldiers get it' or 'Oh maybe it IS Like the Combat Training because it goes so well despite the harsher severity.) Before a Turning Point Track Called 'IM VERY REAL' to actually be the point where the horrors of war develop. And what's introduced in this Song doesn't go away for the rest of Album / piece. Some part of this song will be in the rest of the Work in the background you can barely make out or its more prominent. Why that soldier saw that day. And THEN You start going into the Oppressive Downward Spiral and make it evoke Everywhere at the End of Time with the distortion of reality. And it would have to be like a Light Switch of increasing or lesser intensity through sequences evoking continuing Combat, the Discharge, flashbacks and 'Becoming a Pleb again' as in trying to just 'go back' to society while your still scared. Depending on when you set it. You could make tracks that have 'nobody quite getting what's wrong' or Tracks about and supposed to represent Treatment to live with it...but it doesn't go away. It's only managed. What the ending is is anyone's guess. Maybe an 'IM VERY REAL' Reprise that fades and fades to a lesser form as another track starts to form on top of it. Not completely getting rid of it but able to manage it. But that's all conceptual speculation for How a concept album would work.

[@femmesammy8768]

@@mitchellalexander9162 i'ma be honest that's a lot for me to read buddy lmfao

[@Wumbology378]

@@femmesammy8768 You should give it a try anyway. I believe there is a discord of people who are fans of "The Caretaker" that would love to help you pick samples and help you with knowing what good software to use. Doesn't have to be amazing for the first release. Just be careful since you don't want to trigger your PTSD as you make it.

[@dbzmastergodzilla1207]

As I was watching the video I saw the length of the last section and said “I hope it’s Everywhere In The Beginning of Nowhere” glad to see that I got my wish

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

You know it! Best one in my opinion.

[@spacekid9680]

@lordklem isn't that the one made by the 14 year old girl who has a relative suffering from Alzheimer's? I have MAD RESPECT for her.

[@plushadventures8858]

@@spacekid9680 tl:dr; He's a male, actually

[@spacekid9680]

@Plush adventures I later learned that and now I'm reminded of my stupidity.

[@plushadventures8858]

@@spacekid9680 o

[@kaexewires7531]

DAMN, the last project was made by a 14 year old?! _i feel heavily inspired_

[@WhyDizzy]

Made by a 14 year old who based it off their grandparent

[@computr166]

i am heavily demotivated

[@happygamer_18]

Age doesn’t matter when it comes to passion.

[@Desk-O-lorido]

the age don't matters the only thing that matters is intelligence and talent

[@thecarebear2360]

b e i n s p i r e d

[@droptherapy2085]

There's also a project that's still in the works titled "Forevermore and Nevermore", which is a collaborative project that attempts to take the format of everywhere at the end of time and stretch the whole listening experience to 24+ hours. A number of prominent people in the caretaker community have contributed to this, as well as some lesser known/less active people. Currently, stage 4 act 1, which emulates the first half of the original stage 4, is finished and act 2 is in the works.

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

Oh wow. They just keep getting longer 😭 Let's make it really immersive and just get dementia for ourselves at this point.

[@Musical_gamer69]

@@TheDigitalSaloon i was surprised that “everywhere in the beginning of nowhere” was 9 hours. Now they making a 24 hour one. Might listen to it with my friends. At this point they gonna make a 20 year album experiencing it lol.

[@mcnugget677]

Bruh I could listen to that at school.

[@enablednonsense9853]

@@Musical_gamer69 Bull of Heaven: Everywhere at the End of Time Edition lmao (Bull of Heaven is an experimental/avant-garde group who are infamous for creating pieces that last up to *3.343 quindecillion years* in length, with the longer tracks using short loops and piecing them together I believe. As you'd expect, it's mostly very, _very_ long drone music rather than anything coherent.)

[@Musical_gamer69]

@@enablednonsense9853 oh shit

[@succybeverage]

The paintings of faces for eatot with voices, are made when the original paintings, were put into an ai to turn the paintings into faces, with as you can see, some paintings work better than others.(wheather or not if the artist who posted them improved on them is possible.)

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

Yeah it's very fascinating

[@strikemanpop]

And it's so goddamn uncomfortable to watch too! :D

[@YellowMan331]

Wait show me the website

[@succybeverage]

@@YellowMan331 would if I could man

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

@@YellowMan331 The artist's page is linked in the description

[@JordanKeuring]

I love the talk of NATMOS in this one, I really appreciate it. Always makes my day when I see people speaking basically anything, positive or negative on this project I spent a long time on with my team. Cheers!

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

Thank you for watching! I'm sorry I didn't have more to say about NATMOS 😭 It's very well made! Props to you!

[@JordanKeuring]

@@TheDigitalSaloon It's perfectly and absolutely fine! Taste is subjective and I understand that!

[@Vexnatos]

I'll keep holding on

[@ch3e5eburglvr]

Hi jordan

[@footballmemer]

Not gonna respond but i have a question. How did you come across the ending song of natmos? It is perfect for a finale, the only thing that could ve on its level is the ending solo of november rain.

[@thericktewbre]

That human Stage 4 will always haunt my nightmares.

[@destroyerdan6945]

Nowhere at the Beginning of Millennium is a very interesting take, where they basically try to do what the Caretaker does with ballroom music, but instead changes the genre. The way I've observed it, is that it's kind of got more of a late 80s to early 90s feel to it, with the art that's used, while a lot of them get unrecognizable, I can notice some things like the first one kind of looking like the Pixar lamp, and the second one looking like an N64 cartridge. Also, there was this other album I found called Atmospheric Constitution Whispering Nothing, where instead of trying to depict dementia, it tries to depict schizophrenia.

[@underworldfilms8200]

I noticed the N64 cartridge but thought nothing on it because the N64 released in 96’

[@dtown_demon]

I just searched it but I can't find it :(

[@G809]

@@dtown_demon he got the title way wrong it’s called Nowhere at The Millennium of Space

[@TobyConger]

Fun fact: The condition that causes you to not be able to form new memories is called Anterograde Amnesia.

[@BatuhanDere]

leyland kirby made an album of it in 2006. in some cases its way worse than dementia

[@pkpahlendis5881]

Don't forget about it - I recommend it: Dante Timberwolf - All The Grand Memories Of All The Lovely Years The Carebear - The Forgotten Orchestra- The Broken Symphony Part 1: It's All Forgotten Now Jordan Keuring - The Caretakers - "Nowhere, a desolate decay" - Volume 1 FlowerBed - Memories of the Verdant Summer Sewerslvt - Drowning in the Sewer (non eateot, but also similar) Ransom Ha [The Crewmate] - We're Listening To The Missing Showers WindowsGod2 [The Creators] - Sound of Insanity Revisited The Carenew - Everywhere In The Dead Of The Planet (Pre Ultimate Edition) FlowerBed - Memories Mostly Forgotten Mr.Nobody - Faces On A Wall Wilhelm Lyons - Everywhere At The End Of Time - Stage 7 (Complete) P.S. You can complement me with what I missed P.P.S. If you add, then indicate the authorship P.P.P.S Do not write those already mentioned below

[@Bushwick-to9up]

@@PantherAusfD1944 he mentioned it in honorable mentions but I guess it could have been in this list

[@pkpahlendis5881]

@@PantherAusfD1944 read upd

[@ihusmusicuploads2213]

sewerslvt is nothing like eateot how do you compare it to a breakcore album

[@eggriceggrnesto23]

Also The Arrow Of Time, The Mexican Edition

[@eggriceggrnesto23]

And It's Just A Bad Memory

[@Luka2000_]

Everywhere in the beginning of nowhere is just as good or maybe even better than the original. The carebear really is a talented kid

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

I agree!

[@Luka2000_]

@@mrhumor3865 ?

[@candlelight20]

Ik this is 10mo late but check out Forevermore and Nevermore

[@Luka2000_]

@@candlelight20 you are very late and no i dont like it that much

[@candlelight20]

@@Luka2000_ I mean, Stage 4 is pretty good kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKuvgnZsnZ1-n6s but wow. it impresses me he was 14 when he made it.

[@DanteTimberwolf]

I enjoyed your review on my project, thank you.

[@unknownperson6487]

he should have mentioned all the grand memories project also 😭

[@notjebbutstillakerbal]

YOOOOOOOO IT'S THE GUY WHO MADE AATEOTC

[@HinanaweedTeshno]

I recently finished EATEOT and I've been absolutely captivated by not just the original project, but the community that surrounds it. This truly is a gift that keeps on giving.

[@Dragonmoon98]

I would like to mention there is a fanmade "extension" of EATEOT that takes the deceased character through hell, purgatory, and then heaven. Edit: The complete project is called Everywhere At The End Of Time Stage 7, and is by Wilhelm Lyons!

[@mhhmsmfshsmhfh]

name?

[@dieselthegodd003]

BRUH WHATS THE NAME

[@maxy6749]

Name please

[@Dragonmoon98]

The complete project is called Everywhere At The End Of Time Stage 7, and is by Wilhelm Lyons! It is, however, over 8 hours long.

[@gloomyPoltergeist]

Wilhelm Lyons is one of the best creators in the community in my opinion, check out his other works, like "Everywhere at the End, Again: Reincarnation" which is EATEOT but with the order of the samples reversed (like samples from the last stages in the first ones and vice versa) and also "Everlasting Problem in Consciousness", an album about Parkinson's disease

[@Eazy_Peazy]

I was at the premiere for Everywhere in The Beginning of Nowhere. Everyone in that chat was so nice, it was so cool. :D

[@Arcian]

The end of Stage 7 of EITBON is one of the most emotionally striking moments of music I've ever heard.

[@BX56_YT]

Beep. Beep. Beep.

[@spamemail8171]

seeing other fan projects inspired by the original project that are so unique and separated is so nice because you’d expect something like this to have nothing but near copies of it, people have put so much time and effort into projects inspired in their own special ways and it’s amazing to see

[@TauTauofSkalga]

the creator of everywhere at the end of time with voices is making another project called "all the grand memories of all the lovely years"

[@funnyeggman]

Stop following me

[@funnyeggman]

Furry boy is on every vid I'm at

[@ortherner]

yes it’s 11 hours and matthew fucking dies

[@anankos795]

This was a very great video! I really appreciate all of the time and effort that all of the creators of the fan projects have put into their works, along with the time and effort you put into making this video. "Everywhere at the End of Time" is such a fantastic album series and is arguably one of the most important music pieces created during the 2010-2020 period. The rest of his work, along with the work he published under his actual name, is very wonderful as well. I'm personally a big fan of "Selected Memories From the Haunted Ballroom".

[@jayvonwebb4864]

Thank you for not spoiling the end of EATBON. I listened to it and it nearly reduced me to tears, all because you recommended it. It was an amazing experience that I don't think I'd be able to go through again, but thanks for bringing it to my attention

[@potato432]

It was 4 AM for me, the second the vocals to stage 1 started playing I instantly sprinted for my bed and ended up hiding under the covers until 5 AM before I finally felt safe enough to sleep

[@Bushwick-to9up]

Dementia is like melting ice cubes. its like when they are usually there its normal and when one melts it turns to another stage and makes you lose memories. This was terrifying. (Same with fruits, as they start to rot.)

[@KiwaniMusic]

Inspired me to start working on my own project, of which I'll be sharing every step of the way, the caretaker really has opened up a whole new genre.

[@lotariusthehunter9576]

ive heard yours, it is so amazing and underrated

[@KiwaniMusic]

@@lotariusthehunter9576 Thank you! That really means a lot!

[@solarflare4237]

Came as soon as I got the notification, already know it’s gonna be a quality video.

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

You really do not know how much I appreciate that 😭 Thank you so much!

[@StoopidIky]

There's also an album called We're Listening To The Missing Showers. It's 8 hours long and it's about Schizophrenia.

[@mathbrooo]

8 hours?!

[@GuyWhoDoesExist]

i literally just got done watching your review video and this got posted, best day ever

[@GuyWhoDoesExist]

OMG APMC MADE IT ONTO THIS VIDEO OMG MAYS YOU DID IT, YOU MADE IT ONTO A REVIEW

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

Yes sir! 😂

[@janair9093]

One of my rly close friends, sayori_the_thing is actually the creator of new stage 6 album cover, so I just wanna say tysm for shouting out the project that she had helped contribute too!! :D

[@WindowsGod2]

Hey, this is pretty cool! I've yet to see someone make something like this for the fan projects of eateot! Most people would do the main project and not give the fan projects enough credit. I hope to see a part 2 where you feature a few more fan projects, some examples would be "Forevermore, and Nevermore", "Sound of Insanity Revisited" (currently in the works), and "Everywhere In A Different Universe"! Great video, again!

[@graciedavis7266]

best analysis video i've seen! i've never heard of EATEOT with voices, and EATEOT as a whole means a LOT to me, so I might have to go listen.

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

Thank you!

[@MelodiesFromTheStars]

Heya, just found your channel today, this video is highly well made and I'd say you deserve a lot more than you already have, although I believe you seem to be doing fine as it is, more is never bad in most cases anyway, best of luck!

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

Thank you so much!!! We have more content coming up very soon!

[@Thibbs-vp6gm]

One of my favorite parts about these projects is the titles of the songs. I can’t even really explain what I love so much about it but some of the titles give such a raw guttural feeling

[@gloomyPoltergeist]

oh, the creator of the schizophrenia album is making an extended version of it, this version has only two stages so far, but it's getting amazing. by the way, I have albums to suggest too, these are: Anywhere at the End of the Charger The Psychiatrist - Everything is Danger Beyond Life Mushrooms - The Arrow of Time nice video btw :P

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

Thank you!

[@zim.is.emo.]

I am not listening to it as the original video made me ✨paranoid✨

[@TheRealHemlok]

@@TheDigitalSaloon just so you know, Everywhere at the end of charger is basically gen z nostalgia, and even some… disturbing soundtracks, like the song about sayoris death from DDLC.

[@fadhlan9638]

I actually liked how EITBON's album covers gets more darker as the music gets more distorted.

[@dtown_demon]

Yeah, that version reminded of my great grandma bc she had Alzheimer's

[@tails183]

May as well throw my two cents in since I've gone through all of these aside Pleasantries remastered. Voices: This one was really scary and unsettling. Stage 4 of it was just brutal to listen to with the person screaming in my ears. It was the only one I didn't do start-to-finish, probably because I couldn't write while screaming was happening. Full samples: Makes the original even more depressing considering a fair chunk of the songs are about loss of love or being alone. Pleasantries: I remember not liking this one for some reason. I think it was too repetitious to the point of being able to catch the really quick repeats easily. Dunno. I'll have to check the remaster. NATMOS: While the other two big kahunas are melancholy and downtrodden, I loved how this had an air of rebellion. The one in here fought back until the bitter end and raged, raged into the night. Though, I felt more like this represented childhood summertimes transitioning into confusing and then boring adulthood over a person decaying away. Schizophrenia: It's short, sweet, and gets the point across. A multi-hour version of this where there'd be only a faint whisper every few minutes in the early stages would be terrifying and amazing. Minecraft: Listened to with a friend. We stopped playing the game two-thirds through, listened to the last parts in a lake, then hid the lake away so we wouldn't be reminded of it. The song titles are kinda dumb, but the album does its job. Reversed: Red stuff scary? I'm not actually going to listen to more than a bit of it. EITBON: I was there for the premier and stayed up into the night to listen to the WHOLE THING in one go with chat. It was an amazing experience watching it all live with others, and you can see me scattered about in there, more often in Stage 4 and beyond. Did you leave out the videos clips on purpose or did you miss those while listening in? They really added to the lucid moments. And the ending, won't say anything, but that was also quite the experience with the chat. Couple extra shoutouts: Everywhere at the End of the Charger: Cool version with mostly video game music and some memery in it. I haven't listened to the whole thing, so I can't give it a proper review, but it's a thing. Some tracks do seem to go on for far too long compared to their length (say a 20-second song is played on loop for four minutes). The CareBREAKers - EverywhereAtSHUTTHEFUCKUP: This is painfully hilarious to listen to. It's by the group who made NATMOS and is a mockery of some of the crappier Caretaker fan projects and the general things you see all over the community. TheLegendaryBulldozer : He makes Caretaker memes and is the guy who had added lyrics to End of Time and Bliss tracks. Totally not biased towards the channel because he made a meme I came up with, nope.

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

That is awesome! Great comment. And oh, I did purposefully leave out the videos because it looked weird in the editor to me for some reason. But they did add a nice touch while actually experiencing the project. Thank you for watching!

[@tails183]

I just remembered a thing about EitBoN. The chat eventually made the patient into a goose, so if you look through both the chat and comments, you'll see a good bit of goose-related things in the latter stages.

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

@@tails183 Yeah I picked up on that 😂

[@SomeName_AlsoHandlesSucc]

I was there at the end to! So late man ;-;

[@tails183]

@@TheDigitalSaloon Finally listened to the original Pleasantries again. I remember why I dislike it now--the start of Stage 4 is a lot of the same thing again and again. Sure, it's loud chaos, but I can hear the same "Wilbur" sound in there a lot, which means it's a sound clip being played on loop for minutes on end instead of this confused mush jumping all over with little rhyme or reason.

[@kidicarus5587]

You have yourself a new subscriber! Excellent Work

[@TheCareborn]

Wow I remember watching this all the way back when I first got interested in the community and rewatching this video reminds me… This video is why I wanted to make my own fan albums in the first place and I’ve loved making them ever since! So I Just Wanna Say Thank you for making this video, without it I wouldn’t be as happy as I am right now making many MANY friends in the caretaker community. Again, thank you. :)

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

We're so glad this video could have such a great impact on people! Thank you for watching

[@villagernumber7882]

I really like the thought of using music to put different mental disorders and conditions in to prospective. One reason because I really like the idea of visualising mental disorders using music is because I was diagnosed with both Autism and Aspergers, and if someone were to make a Autism or Aspergers version of EATEOT then I think it should be called something along the lines of "Everywhere at times of unfocused experiences" or EATOUE, the reason why I think it should be called that is because usually I am not really able to focus on anything for long periods of time and even if I am focused I am usually only focused on certain things and not the experience as a whole, in other words I usually only focus on only certain sounds or things while everything else is kinda ignored, and sometimes I just stop focusing on what's happening entirely and just start thinking about things that interest me,

[@dtown_demon]

Fellow aspie here, would be a cool project

[@deansbian5607]

i’m autistic too, that fr sounds like a cool idea i don’t know about a name but personally i think a good way to emulate it in music would be to take widely recognized songs but change them so parts that aren’t normally emphasized are the most obvious thing. like bringing forward backup vocals or distorting the bassline stuff like that. just for me though i definitely get what you mean

[@elijahlees8655]

Aspergers is a form of autism

[@epicgmaer26]

you deserve more subs, your commentary is valuable

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

Thank you! Subbing would be greatly appreciated 👀

[@tubadyne]

The EATEOT W/ Voices covers are now forever embedded in my brain 👍 super fascinating though like the way they spooked the hell out of me but they still have the same mysterious vibe as the original. Goodness, the things artbreeder can do.

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

Agreed!

[@Eazy_Peazy]

THIS IS SUCH A CREATIVE VIDEO IDEA :D

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

Thank you!

[@wub9044]

Been wondering if you're planning to cover another fan made project with the unofficial stage 7 by Wilhelm Lyons. There's multiple versions of it where the patient either goes to heaven, hell or purgatory with the very recently released one where the patient gets reincarnated. I was kinda expecting you to at least put this project in the honorable mentions, but I'm surprised you didn't even mention it. Edit: My bad, the reincarnation album is made by the same guy, but it's a very different project of his.

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

I actually had it in the script to mention it but then chose not to include them! I personally didn't find them to be anything remarkable and only included them originally because I knew of them. I suppose I could have included them in the honorable mentions section but oh well. Maybe I'm missing out but I just didn't care for them.

[@wub9044]

@@TheDigitalSaloon I'd honestly say you're really missing out... I take it in a way as if you didn't listen to them yet. The later stages of Hell not only become a glitchy, distorted mess but also up in volume and become an absolute chaos of fork on a schoolboard types of noises until finally becoming a slow and quiet (altho still unsettling) music without any specific melody, showing you that there's absolutely no hope left. Meanwhile Heaven is a soothing series of reverbs and choirs that are actually remixes of the samples used in the original.

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

@@wub9044 Yeah I listened to a bit of each one and just didn't find it interesting. It didn't really strike a chord with me for some reason. I think it was because it was all the ambient droning sound rather than any actual music, which is not what I prefer.

[@WilhelmLyons]

@@TheDigitalSaloon I do understand you, really. People have different tastes, and ambient is something that not many would listen to as a music. My personal list of favorite fan projects is extremely different from yours, and I don't see it as a problem! It is very good that our community create something for people with such different musical tastes. But I also bet you haven't listened to Reincarnation, as it is very different from Stage 7. And it is not ambient. I think you would like it 😉 Definitely waiting for your opinion

[@WilhelmLyons]

@@wub9044 Thank you, my friend :) Maybe someone would decide to take a look at those albums because of your comment

[@pointlesschild4943]

The reason why the final track of stage 6 in EATEOT with voices is different is because nobody knows where the track came from. its been one of the biggest mysteries of EATEOT.

[@gregmapping3249]

It's a old project by the caretaker that only 2 people have heard. A head cannon is that the reason it's the finale is because it the Caretakers most prized creation

[@ddeparturee]

yo. i helped with the beginning process of Nowhere at the Millenium of Space and came up with the idea for the ending. glad to see a project i helped start is getting some love.

[@AnAverageItalian]

There is a short video called "Everywhere At The End Of Time Stage 0.5", which serves as a preamble, an introduction to the first stage. It's neat

[@Flipflipp]

ok, how do you *not* have more subscribers? :0 this is some quality content you’re definitely gonna blow up one day

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

Thank you!!!

[@theattractor6894]

Hey, this video got me into EATEOT fan projects and now i make my own, i can't thank you enough for this video, you've made some people get some nice hobbies... About making dementia music, but yeah. If you ever want to make a part 2 (which would probably get you some views) here are some fan project's i'd recommend. Most of these aren't finished however, or are being remastered. -Forevermore and Nevermore You heard about this, it's the more than 24 hour eateot fan project, Forevermore and Nevermore. Even though it's MASSIVE, it's one of the best fan projects in terms of pure quality. And that comes from someone who... Kinda knows what they're talking about! Currently they are the remastering the first 3 stages, and Stage 3 Act 1 just got released (yes stages can have 2 acts in this project), and Stage 5 Act 1 is close to completion! Overall, i highly recommend... Just don't listen to it in one setting. In fact just listen to each stage individually in one setting. -Everywhere in a Different Universe It's a project that recreates everywhere at the end of time, but every sample in that project is replaced with a cover of it. Simple concept, but it's actually really good. The first 3 stages have been remastered and the post-awareness that hasn't been remastered isn't amazing but overall i highly recomend it. Plus, they are doing the same thing to every one of caretaker's albums. From everywhere, an empty bliss, to An empty bliss beyond this world, to some more obscure releases like Persistent Repetition of Phrases. -EverywhereAtSHUTTHEF***UP Do you want some agony? This is a parody/joke album made by some skilled fan project creators to mock bad fan projects (like all pleasantries must conclude since in terms of caretaker level skill it's incredibly low). This is highly inspired by V/Vm, another Moniker by Leyland Kirby which is basically his shitposting albums. It's hilarious so yeah, watch... Though it's very loud sometimes so don't wear headphones. -All The Grand Memories Of All The Lovely Years A more realistic take of dementia, this project is a delight, It has a protagonist called Matthew, and a very unique progression, with a confirmed diagnosis, and a transition to post-awareness. Also a full stage of terminal lucidity, which is really neat. -Sound of Insanity Revisted Not sure if you'll be as big on this one as you didn't really get into NATMOS, but... No, this is a project about dementia, not somebody losing their sanity. The title is clickbait... And that's my only critisism. Using 2000's to modern day EDM music, this is a vibe of a journey. Along with that, it has great production quality, each track has near-caretaker quality, also i've made a fan project of this album which combines this project and Forevermore and Nevermore. -Nowhere at the Millenium of Space: Redux I know you're not the biggest NATMOS fan, but this is an amazing project. Using news segments as bumpers between certain tracks, and using 8 years instead of 6 stages makes this incredibly unique, and also wonderful. You don't need to check this one out, but i do recommend if you're into 90's music. -The Depths of a Lost Mind EATEOT, but with modern pop music! And actual GOOD pop music, not like... 90% of pop music out there. This uses vocals in some tracks, and is also made by a friend of mine, so i do want you to watch it. Overall, i do recomend it a lot. It has some beautiful tracks. Also, in post-awareness there are interlude tracks which act as clarity points and they nearly made me cry oh my. ...And that's a wrap. Sorry for this mess of words, but this video changed me a lot, not sure what would happen in 2021 if i didn't see this video. Have a great day, and thank you. May your ballroom remain eternal!

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

Wow! I'm glad my video was able to spark your interest. Thank you for the suggestions, I might have to check those out!

[@birdbonanza9407]

You aught to do another one of these with some of the more obscure less popular fan projects! Not to plug but I have one lil project of mine that’s 4 stages long and it’d be incredibly interesting to see what your thoughts would be on it. That and your review of so many other projects in the community would be so cool to see 👀

[@rickriffel6246]

Leyland Kirby's EATEOT is sort of like the sonic equivalent of a novel, one like James Joyce's Ulysses. The subject matter is totally unrelated, and the writing style is practically unrelated, except for what might be considered a stream of conscious. It has a lengthy chapter of prose without any punctuation marks.

[@temg]

It's sad to see how All pleasantries must Conclude was deleted along with the creator's account. If you are wondering what happened, basically the original user's account got deleted due to it being a school account. Sad to see it go. But on the bright side, people have re-uploaded it!

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

Oh wow! That's unfortunate

[@kimjongunsucksbooty750]

how ironic

[@CFootprints]

I've watched exactly one KZbin video ever as a premier. Everywhere in the beginning of nowhere. It premiered in the middle of the night for me but I simply had to experience it as it came out. Everyone in chat experiencing that journey together...my god.

[@unfunny7235]

subscribing you quickly till you become popular your underrated af make sure to remember all 581 of us :)

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

Thank you 😭

[@rickriffel6246]

I must also say Ivan Seal's artwork kind of feels like that of some artists featured in Omni magazine in the 1980s. Ernst Fuchs and De Es Schwerterberger in particular.

[@Sam_Wich]

I love them all

[@DocMedic]

A note on: Everywhere In The Beginning Of Nowhere - C4 - Why Should I Carry On? The sample used is Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings, Op. 11. It's a downright depressing song in general, and in my opinion, the title for C4 couldn't have been better chosen.

[@kimjongunsucksbooty750]

it's genuinely one of the best musical pieces ever written

[@zanziboi]

Aye thnx for referencing my project!!

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

Thank you for making it!

[@authenticplayet8111]

man it is a shame this channel should be more famous loved the vid btw keep up the good content my guy

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

Thank you!

[@rickriffel6246]

The acronym of Everywhere At The End Of Time is EATEOT. I found myself pronouncing it "Eat-Out". I imagine dementia as being eaten alive from the inside out.

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

Same

[@xanosghoul]

I always felt like the singing in the beginning of the Stage 1 with lyrics was more to show the deterioration of the patient's physical health more then mental. (Or at the very least the use of their physical health being used as a crutch and way to deny their mental condition) Like that they were having a much harder time than usual hitting the notes and were basically forced into whispering out the lyrics because of a harder time breathing and strained vocal cords. Also I feel that as the stages go on they go from singing out loud to just trying to remember how the tune is supposed to go in their head. And I know this wasn't intentional but I think this also adds another layer to the first song "It's just a Burning Memory/I Can't Believe it's just a Burning Memory." Because of being it's based on a famous song by Al Bowly, An artist and singer who rather infamously had a strained voice throughout his career.

[@TheLobsterCopter5000]

I kinda wanna watch with voices, but the stage 4 cover art scares me...like, actually scares me. Like how some things scared you as a kid, but as an adult. I don't know why, but it freaks me out so much. It's actually kind of annoying too because that image shows up all the time when you search for Giltsholder (probably my favourite of the 6 covers).

[@Soviet19171]

Bonny! I love how you put Bonny at the end there!

[@spore1176]

I would also like to recommend the chrono trigger version of Everywhere at the End of Time by Lavos. I know it sounds simple but putting dementia in the context of time travel is absolutely fascinating

[@SwagSwagSenate]

I made my own fan project of everywhere at the end of time. It's a parody of Unus Annus. Not sure if you know them.

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

That's interesting 😂

[@christopherhanson8103]

Unus annus is dead tho

[@SwagSwagSenate]

@@christopherhanson8103 so?

[@christopherhanson8103]

@@SwagSwagSenate idk you do you man just saying they're dead

[@angrybidoof847]

@@christopherhanson8103 if anything that fits with the theme. Death is the conclusion to Everywhere

[@benadrylcabbagepatch2527]

I kind of want to see a spin off about amnesia- one that starts off staticy like stage 6 and basically reverses and gets closer to stage 1 as the person regains their memories. I had an experience like this due to a TBI but I’m not musically talented at all and technologically illiterate so I don’t think I could make one on my own lmao

[@rickriffel6246]

The Voynich Manuscript, the Codex Seraphinianus, and A Book from the Sky, these books come to mind. They all are written in invented languages that are undecipherable, and their illustrations are puzzling and incomprehensible.

[@grubskies4221]

You can't forget the best part of eateot with voices, the random Nascar race at the start of K1

[@excerium827]

I suggest watching "the world fading away" by svr, it's a very interesting caretaker-inspired project.

[@TheRealHemlok]

@May's Music ok cool

[@TheRealHemlok]

This ain’t sarcasm, actually impressed

[@randomstuff9908]

I will say, EATEOT has been a massive comfort in general, I listen to a lot of the fanmade pieces. My dads side of the family has dementia running through the generations, and it comforts me and makes me feel safer when I listen to EATEOT and any fanmades, well except the schizophrenia edition.

[@broookville]

I was waiting for EITBON the whole video and when I saw it I was so happy Update: "the character is braindead" that hit in an odd way

[@coffeeh.joestar-kujo9862]

If there's Everywhere in the End of Time but Depression or Break Up (or both) edition, i would defiantly listen to it.

[@gloomyPoltergeist]

there's a lot of them actually "Everywhere but the Center of your Mind" & "Faces on a Wall" are great examples

[@lotariusthehunter9576]

listen to. life is just an empty void. its good

[@MiguelSanchez-rv8ke]

there is a project called somewhere in Mexico at the the of time What's good about it, it hits directly in childhood because of the music used on it, if you have the time to listen to it you might like it even if you're not from Mexico

[@Aladayle]

I've been listening to stuff from my childhood (Millenial) lately, if I was going to make my own version of EATEOT and include anything in it for sure it would be the instrumental theme of Land Before Time. Either stage 1 or the beautiful piece at the end before death. Haven't decided.

[@fragmentsofsound8452]

These were some really great reviews. I recommend giving "The World Fading Away" by Svr (it's about Usher Syndrome) or give a listen to "A Daily Routine" by Palibuddi Music (that one is about Autism). Those are both very well done yet very underrated projects that I wish more people knew about.

[@deekay1306]

I can't seem to find the one about Autism. Could you link it for me?

[@fragmentsofsound8452]

@@deekay1306 kzbin.info/aero/PLQL6ky23XWB_KKSCtFlRm7TRCb457o93q sorry for the late reply, the link should go straight to the playlist (hopefully). I love this project so much just because of how original it is. No vinyl static. No 1930's ballroom music. No Ivan Seal paintings. It's all original EXCEPT for the idea of conveying a mental illness worsening over time but that's it. It's refreshing. More people need to see this. (They also did a amazing job of conveying the over stimulating stress and anxiety of autism through a happy, upbeat tune)

[@deansbian5607]

hey if you don’t mind answering is the autism one like... is it degenerative like EATEOT? i mean is it overwhelmingly melancholy

[@demongrenade2748]

That stage 4 face for eateotwv is horrifying. Had to scroll down to the comments once that appeared on screen. As someone who was already disturbed by the original stage 4 image, having her actually look at the camera is really unsettling. Big nope

[@OddysseyVideos]

One that I strongly recommend is a video called, “Everywhere At The End of Time In 7 Minutes (but an AI slowly forgets a human face) It is super powerful and it did a great job in adding to the original piece.

[@tankermottind]

I am not sure what that sample from C4 of "Everywhere in the Beginning of Nowhere" but it sounds like a classical piece and I think I recognize it.

[@kristinleigh4770]

Im planning on making an everywhere at the end of time fan project, The original first song being: Well meet again, but its a bit happier but slightly distorted, called A Wonderful Relationship. The last song in stage 1 is A Heartbreaking Severance, which is an extra distorted version of Heartaches, and a version not made by al bowly ( i hope i spelled that right. ) and its very slowed, more than the stage 1 with voices beggining song, maybe like 1 key down or something. And it symbolizes a breakup between a couple, which is very depressing and existential and stuff. Stage. 2-4 would just be the most depressing stages, maybe more than EATEOT stage 2 and 3 combined. and stages 5-8 would be the post awarness stages. 4 of them reading Advanced plaque entaglement or Post awarness confusions.

[@geeteevee7667]

Here’s something interesting: have a look for any projects that end in “again: reincarnation” they basically try to recreate the project in close-to-reversed sample order (Stage 1 has stage 6 samples, Stage 2 has stage 5 samples, and so on)

[@cadenware3222]

Some of that stuff which is the original part of it whenever is probably going to give me nightmares

[@Mahaveez]

14:30 - That's...crap, I actually used to know the name of that one... What a joke to be stuck on a thing like that in a theme like this. ...Kidding, I've already looked it up before and had no reason to remember, looked it up again, it's Barber - Adagio for Strings.

[@blindertherabbit]

you should have mentioned the fan-made interpretations of stage 7. there's a stage 7 (heaven) and a stage 7 (hell), and you can pretty much imagine what the two sound like from their concept alone lol

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

Yeah. I actually had it in the Script but then didn't include them. I do mention them in my newest video though!

[@Wind-nj5xz]

There's a purgatory one too.

[@greentoesbstatus4325]

the kid: ok I want my hair slightly trimmed. The barbers work: 5:43

[@stealthlock6634]

14:22 Adagio for Strings!! It’s Adagio for Strings!! Good sample choice.

[@5tyxz]

Nice video.

[@serryntonin]

17:25 is basically just terminal lucidity, having a moment to remember before you die. It’s terrifying, but you have a moment to finally prey.

[@user-jy8np7zx3z]

you meant "pray"... right?

[@serryntonin]

@@user-jy8np7zx3z yeah lol

[@duane6386]

11:15 That’s kind of how I feel about EATEOT honestly

[@averybrown4547]

The clarity moment is loves sweet old song.

[@spawndude1510]

3:24 glitsholder face pog 5:53 more glitsholder face pog

[@Serial_Designation_Nemo]

Honorable Mentions

[@mardy3732]

3:22 The artwork staring directly at me really caught be off guard.

[@codyfarkas7673]

The thumbnail is definitely a mix of Stage 5 and Donald Fagen from Steely Dan

[@Wind-nj5xz]

"The mind is so completely gone and nothing is left" (said in the most depressed tone ever) Also him right afterwards: Anyway, this whole project is pretty awesome.

[@TheDigitalSaloon]

😂😂😂😂

[@MagikalKrabical]

"I don't remember asking" OH LORD

[@josephchandler7140]

Somewhere at the beginning of time is a nice one

[@leo.909]

EITBOE Stage Names (fanmade) Stage 1: Nostalgic Times Stage 2: Hopeless Stage 3: Upbeat Stage 4: Chaotic Stage 5: PTSD Stage 6: Distress Stage 7: Forgotten *Stage 8: Nostalgia Hits Back.*