The Caretaker - Everywhere at The End of Time Samples (OLD)

ORIGINAL PROJECT / SUBJECT BY V/VM / THE CARETAKER / J. LEYLAND KIRBY
-Samples not identified yet are not in video except for "Friends Past Reunited / Long Decline Is Over" for Stage 6 conclusion purposes. (melody found)
[Ex: Gradations at Arms Length]
[Note: Hell Sirens, both parts of 2nd Clarity state on K1, whistling in stage 5 found]
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Act I
00:00:00 - A1 - Heartaches - Sid Phillips/Al Bowlly
00:03:32 - A2 - Say It Isn't So - Layton & Johnstone
00:06:22 - A3 - It All Depends On You - Layton & Johnstone
00:08:57 - A4 - Moonlight and Shadows - Russ Morgan
00:10:56 - A5 - Alabamy Bound - Layton & Johnstone
00:13:23 - A6 - A Waltz You Saved For Me [Incorrect Sample]
00:15:57 - B1 - It Looks Like Rain in Cherry Blossom Rain - Maurice Winnick
00:17:07 - B2 - In A Little Second Hand Store - Layton & Johnstone
00:20:24 - B3 - Water Lilies in The Moonlight - Maurice Winnick
00:23:25 - B4 - Willow Weep For Me - Layton & Johnstone
00:26:50 - B5 - Smoke From A Chimney - Maurice Winnick
00:29:51 - B6 - A Room With A View - Russ Morgan
Act II
00:33:03 - C1 - Little Old Sweet Song - Chester Gaylord
00:36:55 - C2 - Lullaby of The Leaves - George Olsen
00:40:05 - C3 - Heartaches - Seger Ellis
00:42:50 - C4 - Grand Canyon Suite: Painted Desert - Paul Whiteman
00:47:01 - C5 - Sweet and Low / Forsaken - Chester Gaylord
00:51:05 - D1 - Grand Canyon Suite: Sunrise - Paul Whiteman
00:57:43 - D2 - To Be Forgotten (Ser Olvidado) - Dave Rubinoff
01:00:50 - D3 - Into My Heart - Roger Wolfe Kahn
01:03:58 - D4 - You Are The Song - Paul Whiteman
01:07:33 - D5 - Grand Canyon Suite: Sunset - Paul Whiteman
Act III
01:11:35 - E1 - Goodnight My Beautiful - Russ Morgan
01:14:28 - E3 - Piano Medley - Layton & Johnstone
01:22:09 - E5 - Any Time, Anywhere [outdated]
01:24:57 - E6 - Stardust - Charlie Spivak
01:30:06 - E7 - The Prettiest Little Song of Al - Albert Benzler
01:32:06 - E8 - Exactly Like You - Roger Wolfe Kahn
01:35:19 - F2 - Lullaby of The Leaves - Layton & Johnstone
01:38:18 - F3 - II Trovatore - Ferruccio Giannini
01:40:04 - F6 - Wedding of The Painted Doll - Victor Salon Orch.
Act IV
01:43:06 - G1 - Der Lindenbaum - Gerhard Hüsch
01:47:35 - G1 - Paddlin' Madelin' Home - Layton & Johnstone
01:49:46 - G1 - Der Wegweiser - Gerhard Hüsch
01:53:43 - H1 - To You - Russ Morgan
01:57:04 - J1 - Japanese Sandman - Paul Whiteman
Act V
01:59:53 - K1 - Laura - Charlie Spivak
02:02:22 - K1 - Birdie [outdated]
02:05:32 - K1 - Was It a Dream - Dick Powell
02:09:05 - K1 - Wasserflut - Gerhard Hüsch
02:13:19 - K1 - Invincible Eagle March - James Fitzgerald
02:16:02 - L1 - Garden of Weed - Lew Stone
02:19:15 - N1 - Sobre las olas [outdated]
Act VI
02:21:42 - R1 - O Jesu Christ - Unknown Choir

[@ave.avenue]

NEW STAGES 1-3 SAMPLE VIDEO OUT NOW! kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqKkZ2mFhNJ_iqc Just a Disclaimer, I compiled all the known samples (at the time obvi.) and put them in a video. I've seen a many comments on not only mine and others' sample videos saying that "we found the samples", which simply isn't true and I feel is a big disrespect to Mr. Mister and the sample communities' hard work that they have done to find them. Please go thank them and show some support. UPDATE 2023: THANK YOU GUYS FOR 600K+ VIEWS!!!

[@Binx_Official]

Ooh I have the high quality versions of the Grand Canyon Suite if you want to use those instead of the internet archive ones

[@greedyfirstalgorithmlast26]

I fear Algorithm sent me KZbin Old Folks Needs to Die your wasting Young People's Dreams. The Young Hipsters calls us 'Boomers" which is a Elitist Slur, how many times has some young Tik-Tocker publish some Hate Troll Attack on Old Ass Fools: Boomer, STFU. I am 100 % Certain these are Propaganda to Cause Old Ass People to Die and Free The Internets for Really Kip and Cool People, Beautiful People with Brazilian butt lift surgery overcome the effects of genetics by reshaping the buttocks and surrounding . Haw Haw Haw ""You thought it was the most profound experiences of my life?"" LOL nope, it is Propaganda designed to Kill You, sorry to be blunt. If you think about it, you will see that I am correct. Can you still Think for yourself? Can My Thinking precede your wrongness which will lead you into Death Seeking? Do not fall for Suicidal Secret Mind Tricks. "JEDI DEATH MIND GAMES" Replied to a comment on A Deep Dive into The Caretaker's Everywhere at the End of Time 4 months ago (edited) 👁 👁 👃 It is my twenty years experience, so take this thing seriously. The doctors will never recommend you this thing because they don't know this thing. It is not the knowledge from books but a knowledge from the long experience of practical. (why mostly rich people die with covid 19 why death ratio is lesser in poor country) Make your diet very very strict for some days if you get affected with covid 19 and you needn't to be frightened of any type covid 19 virus or it's variants. Read this phrase throughly it is my twenty years experience of the hell of pneumonia (when the doctors become helpless and the all medicines are worthless. What would you do then. The medicines are not capable to treat the primordial pneumonia. How they can treat this dreadful covid 19 caused pneumonia , there is only one thing, it is your body who has to fight with covid 19 or covid 21, so be prepared for that. And I make you sure on it that a human body has the capability to kill this virus, no matter how many forms does it change itself. Let's get ready to do so. ) I have lived the hell of pneumonia and inflammation so far. And the doctors prescribed me only things those were, antibiotic. They prescribed me more strong antibiotics when the first one stopped working . When all the antibiotics stopped working I had no way but controlling my eating habits to control the severe inflammation and excessive mucus problems . Because ayurveda described this thing. It is a natural thing to treat pneumonia and inflammation with no side effects. All the friuts, dry fruits, most of the grains [except wheat, gram or cheakpe] , all the lentils (except pigeon food or masoor dal) [ pigeon food means masoor dal not tuwar dal so don't be confused and avoid tuwar dal because it is inflammatory too] and all the vegetables(except green leaves ) and all types of vegetables oil(except mustard oil ) act like poison for a very sensitive pneumonia patient or a covid 19 affected patient(only in some cases because some patients' body act overwhelmingly on covid 19 virus ) because these things are most inflammatory and the main causes to make humans body inflamed . So avoid these things for some days if you get affected with covid 19. Covid 19 may affect you and you can face all types of it's symptoms , but it never be fatal for you if you follow these natural tips for some days after being getting affected. If you have a covid 19 positive test, control your eating habits for some days and take only all types of meaty foods( meat and eggs ) and you can use mustard oil or pure butter clarified to cook them otherwise eat them grilled or boiled. You can also have all types of pure dairy products(which are made from pure animal milk ) , white sugar, sea salt, red chili powder,all types of green leaves like spinach and lettuce,tea, coriander powder or leaves, , turmeric, products that made from pure wheat, masoor dal(pigeon food),Gram(checkpeae ), Mustard oil. Avoid all types of vegetables, Either it is a green vegetable or a root (besides green leaves) and avoid cabbage and cauliflower . It is a very strict diet plan but with this diet you can achieve zero inflammation within 10 to 15 days. To meet your daily needs of vitamin c you can take a half of lemon(lemon acts differently when it is consumed with different foods, with the suggested foods it never be a cause for inflammation ) per day. If you follow this tip for some days, covid 19 or it's variants never never be fatal for you in any case . Note - A human body does take 15 days to produce antibodies and it is the natural way to avoid the over inflammation. It is my twenty years experience over pneumonia and inflammation. it's been two years I won't face neither pneumonia nor inflammation. I have been surviving on a very simple and a very strict diet. To watch how inflammation kills the patient, click on the following link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZzKaKinlK2lnrM To know vaccine afficacy on covid 21. Click on the following link kzbin.info/www/bejne/faTYfoCdeNJon9k kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWHKZpanZdp4a5I kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaKUh6Ghnc5rpsU kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZekqKKJfrOpbNU kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmexhqOwoa6HhJY kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpzcmaSCoa6nnbc kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXzGmmBtep1mg6s kzbin.info/www/bejne/lafblmymf7eEmdU To know how did i come to know to this thing please read, MY STORY, by clicking on the following link. harshhamde.blogspot.com/?m=1. And to know how you can wash your nose with hot water to kill the virus from nose. Click on the following link.kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6jIpHajg6mIjZI . You are obviouusly son low grade moron or a Christian. You morons cause more deaths than the VIrus, New COVID variant, R.1, now circulating in Georgia Mutation is one mechanism of life... as long something alive is constantly duplicating in huge numbers, then starts to mutate to something else. as long you give space to the virus, it will mutate with or without vaccines. @👁 👁 👃 This series of recordings is one of the most profound experiences of my life. I'm 60 and it has managed to tease out stuff I didn't know was there. Many many tears flowed but it was worth it. I didn't listen to the whole thing, and I don't think I'll ever have the time to, but I have skipped through to some parts and I'm in tears. My Grandma never had dementia, just the usual forgetfulness that comes with age. She had lived through the second World War, beaten breast cancer and cared for many kids, grandkids and great grand kids in her lifetime I can't imagine how awful it must be, knowing somewhere in the lifeless body of a late stage dementia patient is someone that you knew. Your mother. Your Grandmother etc. I'm thankful that my grandma was spared from something like that, and I can't put into words the level of sympathy I feel for those who suffer/know someone that is suffering through dementia. @greedy first algorithm last #73 Years here. Discovered this series this year. I fear Algorithm sent me KZbin Old Folks Needs to Die your wasting Young People's Dreams. The Young Hipsters calls us 'Boomers" which is a Elitist Slur, how many times has some young Tik-Tocker publish some Hate Troll Attack on Old Ass Fools: Boomer, STFU. I am 100 % Certain these are Propaganda to Cause Old Ass People to Die and Free The Internets for Really Kip and Cool People, Beautiful People with Brazilian butt lift surgery overcome the effects of genetics by reshaping the buttocks and surrounding . Haw Haw Haw ""You thought it was the most profound experiences of my life?"" LOL nope, it is Propaganda designed to Kill You, sorry to be blunt. If you think about it, you will see that I am correct. Can you still Think for yourself? Can My Thinking precede your wrongness which will lead you into Death Seeking? Do not fall for Suicidal Secret Mind Tricks. "JEDI DEATH MIND GAMES"

[@HanzCastroyearsago]

i dont wanna be positive, i dont want covid

[@spontaneously_coumbust-.387]

Stage 0

[@spontaneously_coumbust-.387]

Stage 0

[@joshhenley6617]

I believe the cool kids would call this Stage 0

[@mikadosannoji553]

isnt stage 0 the original Al bolly music?

[@grumpydixie1645]

@@mikadosannoji553 yes

[@CHARIOTangler]

This is what the dumb kids call "genius".

[@hamburgerhamburger4064]

Stage -1: you know too much

[@ratewcropolix]

@@hamburgerhamburger4064 stage -1 is dimentia but epic kzbin.info/www/bejne/g57bgJ2nqbuteLs

[@elemenopi9239]

The Caregiver - Right Here in The Present

[@masicbemester]

right here, right now, ladies and gentlemen, the good ending

[@deceseze]

if it's inversed then his name should be The Paingiver

[@masicbemester]

@@deceseze The Paingiver - Nowhere at the Start of Space

[@user-yq6hg1rh7b]

*careGIVER

[@henryblaisdell9383]

When you have too many memories Nowhere at the beginning of space

[@jonaha502]

"2020? Dementia? Post-awareness? Calm down, man. Let's get dressed up and go to the theater. I hear Al Bowlly is performing tonight."

[@Hazen4247]

If Al Bowlly is performing tonight you would be probably dead

[@cansytgames6957]

@@Hazen4247 dude he's trying to say youre back in the 20's or so.

[@MrNiceGuyPh]

Wdym dementia? Heart Aches? Come on man, we and our parents awaits on the air of dragon ball

[@granty3796]

who else is

[@granty3796]

who else isnt think that youre want to like listen to the music tody but your want tommorow is like te 299000 1900s but the 100s arent evenb like the dementia music🙄

[@kelthecommenter9127]

man forgets he has dementia, remembers everything doctors hate him!

[@wafflelink4806]

Problem?

[@LocalGoober10]

We do a little organic trollin’

[@chococornzz]

@@wafflelink4806 Doctors will go bankrupt!

[@bobatesomemayo]

@@LocalGoober10 how to troll dementia: step 1: take pills step 2: remember step 3: Problem? Le Trolled

[@szapor6308]

There was a blind person with Alzheimerz and he forgot he was blind so he regain his vision

[@taihentv532]

The Caretaker- Everywhere At The End of Time but there was no dementia and gramps/granny is reminiscing the past on his/her death bed, surrounded by loved ones; and they die happy and content. Unlocked: Good End

[@jeremyrobertberck2325]

A brand new form of illness from some faraway country. It's not a bad way to go, after all? Funny how life works sometimes...

[@jeremyrobertberck2325]

maybe? Last I heard, it's from people who were eating rice, or something. What an interesting way to go! It's incredible what funny gadgets we come up with these days...

[@mUbase]

@@jeremyrobertberck2325 isnt it.!! they call it the wepapedia. but I think its a secret ;)

[@ShogunMongol]

That, or 2 hours of terminal lucidity.

[@four-en-tee]

You can now play as Luigi.

[@redshuttleredacted6422]

POV: You don't have dementia and you are enjoying all your memories to their fullest. You die of natural causes a few years later, having lived a happy and complete life.

[@redshuttleredacted6422]

@@josephoshea1771 thanks

[@SwagSwagSenate]

However we all know that we will never live a happy life

[@hetecks1385]

Maybe me when I get old-

[@HarmonicVector]

@@SwagSwagSenate Hey, it could be worse. You could be slipping on your grip on reality while waiting for death. Be lucky that you can take solace in memories of Bliss. Not everyone can.

[@vague6556]

the good ending 2021

[@davisf8946]

“Hah, Grandpa what are you doing just staring at the radio?” “Oh. silly me.”

[@trollge5052]

Huh?

[@finmueller7827]

Don't we all do that when listening to good songs?

[@Mal-ou8yl]

Good ending: Grammy got tested for dementia but it turns out she doesn’t have it. She lives her last years in peace and happiness with her family beside her.

[@mikadosannoji553]

my dumbass brain thought about the grammy awards

[@chococroissants]

@@mikadosannoji553 same

[@bobatesomemayo]

@@mikadosannoji553 yo grandma one of the worlds best filmmakers

[@OverAndOverAndOver]

@@mikadosannoji553 same xD

[@BoredLoserAlpha]

Neutral ending: It was just an Amnesiaphase

[@dweezildee]

“Heartaches, heartaches~” Wow, this is actually a lovely song. “I can’t believe it’s just a burning memory~” *OH FUCK*

[@C3XXX30]

"oh god oh no"

[@almabartoli9302]

"What does it matter how my heart breaks"

[@Mdrapsy]

@@almabartoli9302 Dude I see you everywhere

[@spitgorge2021]

@@Mdrapsy at the end of time

[@donovanmahan2901]

And -my- heart breaks -for you-

[@rattailtony2900]

The best part is that without context, this still makes for a great compilation of pre-WWII pop songs. You could put this on for your grandparents and they'd be completely none the wiser.

[@darkofalltraits9149]

Lol they would still probably know atleast one song from this album to vibe to

[@nopenope1186]

My only living grandparent was only 18 when ww2 ended

[@DarthGeddy]

If they were going through dementia, they’d be none the wiser anyway.

[@water-xj7yu]

@@DarthGeddy lmao

[@mUbase]

My great granny was born in 1899. she died in 1994 though . she isnt still alive. lol.

[@jermfanaccount]

POV: You're an old person now, happily sitting on the couch and reading this week's newspaper. Your child bought you a new record player with some of your favourite songs. They bring back nostalgic memories of you and your partner meeting eachother and eventually getting married. Things are going great and your doctor says you're very healthy both mentally and physically. You appreciate and love the things your family has given you over all the years :)

[@gline_is_down3488]

Спасибо Вам большое.

[@oacmd282]

One year later, you’ve decided to listen to the record player again...

[@cansytgames6957]

Partner Why does it sound weirdly male to me? Being bi does leave a mark huh-

[@renatacastillo2012]

@@cansytgames6957 partner is neutral, but yeah he could be mlm :)

[@BatuhanDere]

all fun and games until friends past reunited comes up

[@anistrashcan8536]

Actually I feel like it’s much more devastating to hear stages 4 and 5 after the fact, finally learning what was hidden behind the thick cloud of confusion

[@ave.avenue]

Very true, its almost like wiping away a century of dust away and finally seeing what once was

[@C_to_the_S]

Well boys, we did it. Dementia is no more.

[@granty3796]

I wanna like but theres 69 likes

[@eldar5812]

😊🙏

[@takemo_]

🎩 (⌐■-■)

[@Ins0mniBat]

♪┌|∵|┘♪ └|∵|┐♪♪┌|∵|┘♪ └|∵|┐♪

[@sonicfon]

@@granty3796 now you can.

[@CaJoel]

I really like the interpretation of the stage 5 image

[@darkofalltraits9149]

Same, it was surprisingly interesting

[@sai-tc7wv]

To me it looks like 1 person, not 2

[@namealreadytakenonyt191]

@@sai-tc7wv dressed in white holding a cane while in the stairs

[@shreksmum]

@@portugeese_man_o_war The stage 5 original artwork name is actually called "eptitranxisticemestioncers descending", implying whatever it is, it is going down the stairs not up. It threw me off when I saw the name.

[@accuratejaney8140]

@@shreksmum The title of the image also sounds like (plural word) descending

[@CPorter]

For those of you who have sought after these songs enough to find their original versions, it shows a lot that you really care about the music. I only ask that you don't limit yourself to these songs. Keep exploring these artists, and expand your knowledge of the genre. If you enjoy them, there is no sense in staying in the small zone of familiarity for the sake of just knowing its what you like. You can only restrain and warp your taste by staying in place.

[@JohnJJones-py2gr]

This is the only comment that I like out of all of these. It doesn't include any memes or "Unlocked: good ending" stuff. It's just good stuff about learning about these songs from the time they were famous from and their genres.

[@CPorter]

@@JohnJJones-py2gr I was never into that stuff, maybe 7 years ago i would be, but I just want people to like the music for the music and history behind it. Not cause of some bullshit memes

[@imlxh7126]

damn. i think i needed to hear this.

[@tyrian_baal]

listening to rus morgan and his orchestra, fuck bro im loving it so much

[@CPorter]

@@tyrian_baal good on you! A few I'd recommend is The Dipsy Doodle from 1937 and Lambeth Walk in 1938. Both of which were hits for Morgan.

[@thatpersonwithamlpiconwhos2861]

Local man forgets he has dementia, gets his memories back

[@papalagoon3959]

LOL

[@TheExperienceYT]

*BREAKING NEWS* Same local man remembers his dementia diagnosis and starts forgetting things again!

[@MariaHernandez-ps6rx]

Local man forgets how to forget, remembers everything

[@whateverguy9204]

Local man remembers how to forget, starts forgetting

[@ianknight122]

Local man forgets there is no cure for dementia, dementia is cured.

[@foxstorms9335]

"Honey, are you okay? 'Stage 6 is without description'? 'Place in the world fades away'? Sounds like you had an awful nightmare! Why don't you turn on the radio and relax? "Whatever happened will soon be a burning memory."

[@dimitriundead]

ptsd is kicking in

[@tCoL_corp]

I felt emotional even though i am 16

[@youegg8905]

Lmao

[@thepumpkindude9060]

OH GOSH-

[@RubyPiec]

"What are you talking about? Stages? Burning memory? O1? Come on, Al Bowlly is going to be singing Heartaches soon!"

[@AnotherCrucibleKnightFight]

"Was is a dream" makes me so sad

[@finjaquetemumnomeaqui4838]

You can even hear it almost clearly at one point in Stage 5

[@monomate]

@@finjaquetemumnomeaqui4838 The last bliss moment.

[@dweezildee]

Especially the lyrics within the context of EATEOT. Honestly, it makes me want to cry.

[@luckyotter623]

Same. I love that song so much. It's been stuck in my head for days.

[@Leo-rl7qi]

in what minute?

[@jonaha502]

Listening to the original samples is honestly a relief. As some have described it, it's like waking up from a nightmare.

[@awesome3mpire405]

Yes, it is

[@LoG_9961]

exactly the feeling

[@greedyfirstalgorithmlast26]

4 months ago (edited) 👁 👁 👃 It is my twenty years experience, so take this thing seriously. The doctors will never recommend you this thing because they don't know this thing. It is not the knowledge from books but a knowledge from the long experience of practical. (why mostly rich people die with covid 19 why death ratio is lesser in poor country) Make your diet very very strict for some days if you get affected with covid 19 and you needn't to be frightened of any type covid 19 virus or it's variants. Read this phrase throughly it is my twenty years experience of the hell of pneumonia (when the doctors become helpless and the all medicines are worthless. What would you do then. The medicines are not capable to treat the primordial pneumonia. How they can treat this dreadful covid 19 caused pneumonia , there is only one thing, it is your body who has to fight with covid 19 or covid 21, so be prepared for that. And I make you sure on it that a human body has the capability to kill this virus, no matter how many forms does it change itself. Let's get ready to do so. ) I have lived the hell of pneumonia and inflammation so far. And the doctors prescribed me only things those were, antibiotic. They prescribed me more strong antibiotics when the first one stopped working . When all the antibiotics stopped working I had no way but controlling my eating habits to control the severe inflammation and excessive mucus problems . Because ayurveda described this thing. It is a natural thing to treat pneumonia and inflammation with no side effects. All the friuts, dry fruits, most of the grains [except wheat, gram or cheakpe] , all the lentils (except pigeon food or masoor dal) [ pigeon food means masoor dal not tuwar dal so don't be confused and avoid tuwar dal because it is inflammatory too] and all the vegetables(except green leaves ) and all types of vegetables oil(except mustard oil ) act like poison for a very sensitive pneumonia patient or a covid 19 affected patient(only in some cases because some patients' body act overwhelmingly on covid 19 virus ) because these things are most inflammatory and the main causes to make humans body inflamed . So avoid these things for some days if you get affected with covid 19. Covid 19 may affect you and you can face all types of it's symptoms , but it never be fatal for you if you follow these natural tips for some days after being getting affected. If you have a covid 19 positive test, control your eating habits for some days and take only all types of meaty foods( meat and eggs ) and you can use mustard oil or pure butter clarified to cook them otherwise eat them grilled or boiled. You can also have all types of pure dairy products(which are made from pure animal milk ) , white sugar, sea salt, red chili powder,all types of green leaves like spinach and lettuce,tea, coriander powder or leaves, , turmeric, products that made from pure wheat, masoor dal(pigeon food),Gram(checkpeae ), Mustard oil. Avoid all types of vegetables, Either it is a green vegetable or a root (besides green leaves) and avoid cabbage and cauliflower . It is a very strict diet plan but with this diet you can achieve zero inflammation within 10 to 15 days. To meet your daily needs of vitamin c you can take a half of lemon(lemon acts differently when it is consumed with different foods, with the suggested foods it never be a cause for inflammation ) per day. If you follow this tip for some days, covid 19 or it's variants never never be fatal for you in any case . Note - A human body does take 15 days to produce antibodies and it is the natural way to avoid the over inflammation. It is my twenty years experience over pneumonia and inflammation. it's been two years I won't face neither pneumonia nor inflammation. I have been surviving on a very simple and a very strict diet. To watch how inflammation kills the patient, click on the following link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZzKaKinlK2lnrM To know vaccine afficacy on covid 21. Click on the following link kzbin.info/www/bejne/faTYfoCdeNJon9k kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWHKZpanZdp4a5I kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaKUh6Ghnc5rpsU kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZekqKKJfrOpbNU kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmexhqOwoa6HhJY kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpzcmaSCoa6nnbc kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXzGmmBtep1mg6s kzbin.info/www/bejne/lafblmymf7eEmdU To know how did i come to know to this thing please read, MY STORY, by clicking on the following link. harshhamde.blogspot.com/?m=1. And to know how you can wash your nose with hot water to kill the virus from nose. Click on the following link.kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6jIpHajg6mIjZI. You are obviouusly son low grade moron or a Christian. You morons cause more deaths than the VIrus, New COVID variant, R.1, now circulating in Georgia Mutation is one mechanism of life... as long something alive is constantly duplicating in huge numbers, then starts to mutate to something else. as long you give space to the virus, it will mutate with or without vaccines. @👁 👁 👃

[@Arcadia1810]

It’s all there, after all 😫

[@clementpoon120]

someone needs to make modern remasters of these and call it "Rediscovered memories"

[@joaquinlaroca2886]

Stage 6: Stage 6 is with description, you lived a long, happy and fulfilling life and you die surrounded by your family without suffering.

[@normanclatcher]

I can't believe it's just a nice obituary...

[@pogsmingsvia2.031]

I love how it’s ACT instead of Stage. It means that he isn’t progressing through something, he’s having a happy life.

[@user-en1mj8uc5f]

"It's just a lively show"

[@gordonstuckman5698]

Decent Ending: You are not slowly rotting away alone from dementia and desolate from love ones. But you are still going to die. But hey. No dementia in sight and you retain all uncorrupted memory as you are surrounded by your loved ones as you reminisce about the good times and how good life was and how you will be finally able to meet your wife again on the other side. You die peacefully at the age of 91 from natural causes.

[@likira111]

Read that as "Decent Ending: You are slowly rotting away alone from dementia and desolate from love ones." And was like, what?

[@gline_is_down3488]

спасибо.

[@reyfuentes4572]

@@likira111 🤣the BEST ending

[@Guest-lq6vt]

Sounds like the good ending for me

[@Guest-lq6vt]

@@likira111 🤣

[@lcdream4213]

*i like how you call them "acts" instead of stages, adds a little more immersion*

[@ausbossmoved]

yes

[@Avovon]

sonic the hedgehog experiences alzheimer’s

[@sonicelchorizoconuntoquede4871]

@@Avovon lol

[@sonicelchorizoconuntoquede4871]

@@Avovon Sonic has passed.

[@anistrashcan8536]

I bet EATEOT would be a lot more devastating if you listened to this playlist first too

[@mirror1001]

I wish I could find someone to sit through 8 hours of caretaker 😔

[@anakichi]

I haven’t listened to the entirety of it, just album 1 (stage 1) before watching this, so I think I’ll let you know how that goes if I do get around to watching the whole thing

[@RayEvich]

Well, there is Minecraft version of EATEOT. For some people seems to work greater. And also shorter (~75 minutes).

[@user-en1mj8uc5f]

@@anakichi *gulp*

[@anakichi]

@@user-en1mj8uc5f Damn, I still haven't gotten to it. When I get more free time, I will...

[@thepumpkindude9060]

_”the good ending”_

[@mikadosannoji553]

93 year old me on my death bed when i see my grandson using a blue pumpkin pfp it was the last memory i could recall about i loved that picture....

[@ortherner]

yes

[@Synthanarchist]

"the undistorted ending"

[@kavishp9399]

"Everywhere At The End Of Time: but you found all your memories in youtube recommended"

[@gubson3853]

who are you quoting

[@puchu.random8965]

N2 "Piano solo" is a song called "Sobre las olas" - Juventino Rosas. Like this comment so he can see

[@ave.avenue]

Thanks for the info! Video was updated, I couldn't find the title on the archive I got it from so this is greatly appreciated

[@Beta_Mixes]

Gj :]

[@hannamackay-payne7211]

I just noticed that the images are 'restored' versions of the original. Like pt 1 had this scary looking paper roll, in this its a friendly looking newspaper!

[@ortherner]

I don’t think they needed to change stage 6 though.

[@cto4124]

@@ortherner I like the new one better the old one scared me. I guess I associated it with dementia and dementia = scary

[@lockheed6859]

I always saw it as a magazine

[@Tarkus_H]

@@lockheed6859 It looks to me like a roll of tinfoil that's crinkled at the edge.

[@DemRise1999]

@@lockheed6859 For me too, like its information that is not relevant and you just forget it because its not necesary, like a magazine

[@moss5356]

THIS IS SO WEIRD. IT SOUNDS SO NORMAL, BUT NOT AT THE SAME TIME

[@mikadosannoji553]

how you think it would feel if you heard this version before the distorted ones?

[@BlueSmash_404]

(Vietnam flashbacks)

[@atomikcosmonaut522]

@@BlueSmash_404 wouldn't it be ww1 flash backs or

[@thatonemelon3663]

E1 sounds so bizarre where's all the echoes and distortion at

[@averanger]

@@thatonemelon3663 atleast sounds good

[@airtheoxygen2631]

He did it boys. He finally remembered

[@CocoTheMii]

Heartaches, heartaches My loving you meant only heartaches Your kiss was such a sacred thing to me *_I can't believe it's just a burning memory_*

[@hi_its_hiker]

O NO O GOD AAAAAAAAAAAA

[@MusicTheoryLover]

Heartaches, heartaches, *what does it matter how my heart breaks?*

[@grubskies4221]

Fun fact! In no point in the song does it ever say burning dispare does ace, or and heartaces. Being the only two titles that don't appear in lyric form

[@ShwappaJ]

@@grubskies4221 The reason "And Heart Breaks" and "Burning Despair Does Ache" are titles is because it resembles your brain being so plaqued over that you can't remember the title.

[@grubskies4221]

@@ShwappaJ oh. Never thought of that!

[@villagernumber7882]

Best ending achieved: You never develop dementia, have a good time living spending most of your time with your children, grand children, and great grandchildren living until the grand old age of 102 years old before passing away peacefully with your memories intact.

[@RandomJD]

Good endings: - you rejuvenated and you remember everything so you can live your last years happy - you traveled back to the past to live your last years in the best years of your life The best ending: - you wake up as a young man in the past remembering everything in the "future". So you can make a better present.

[@ianhemingway9165]

And stop the dementia from happening.

[@Hazen4247]

@@ianhemingway9165 Normally dementia is genetic, so you would have to travel so far back in time to have new biological parents, which makes you non-existent in time and space. That would made a very interesting paradox.

[@marksman3945]

@@Hazen4247 Unless you go so back in time you stop universe from creating living creatures vulnerable to dementia(?

[@krazart]

@@marksman3945 lmao

[@OneBoredCatbug]

"One of these things is not like the others, which one is it? Do you know?" It's the second one, the second one is arguably not a good ending, because you go back to the past as your present self, meaning you're going back to a time before you owned a house, maybe made your own family tree any of that. You would die in a few days if your family from the past refused to let you live with them which is actually pretty likely since you would be a stranger to them. In the chance that they do let you live with them it's still a depressing outcome, your younger family will see you die, so an alternate version of yourself would probably be scarred since he's faced with reality head on, we all know we die but seeing it happen in front of us is different from just knowing it. Your parents would be sad seeing you die before they did even if you are a different version of the you they know, all in all, no I can't think of that as a good ending.

[@deceseze]

it's weird how a few of these still sound kind of depressing

[@coochielips69]

Especially the last one 𝕲𝖚𝖎𝖑𝖉𝖋𝖔𝖗𝖉 𝖈𝖍𝖚𝖗𝖈𝖍 𝖈𝖍𝖔𝖎𝖗

[@ave.avenue]

It makes a bit more sense that alot of these were made during the Great Depression, and also haha, I forgot the title of the last one so I put the choir name as placeholder

[@ericn.5263]

@@ave.avenue i forgor 💀

[@cooldogy7u717]

@@ave.avenue u know some of them are brithish from the 30´s :skull:

[@Mbiaal]

the last one is *GODLY*

[@loganmcgranaghan5324]

Honestly if the caretaker destroyed us emotionally this helps piece yourself back together

[@ohb9894]

Hearing all of this after the horror is akin to turning the lights on after you see a dark figure which was your laundry, yet you still feel a bit scared at staring at it sometimes.

[@richardcarter8751]

To this day, we still don't know where Friends Past Reunited came from

[@bigbraps6693]

As far as I know, FPR is an og thing, or at least so heavily corrupted that it’s unsource-able

[@nucleartv5115]

its a prayer by the name of lord let me be mine end

[@piggyman-st8iu]

It’s actually none of those. James Leyland, the man himself, has responded to “What the heck is that one last sample?”, as to which he answered that it was an old private choir recording from the 60’s that 50 copies were given out, and he owns 2 of those 50 copies after finding them on a yard sale. As to the whereabouts of those other 48? Maybe they ARE truly lost to time.

[@charlescalvinofficial]

@@piggyman-st8iu Actually... you're right but you're wrong.. He said the last stage is a recording he did from an old album. I believe it's called "Staircase to the stars" or something like that.

[@piggyman-st8iu]

Charles Calvin So you’re saying that HE made that recording? Interesting... but I’m still going with the supposed theory that it’s an old church choir recording.

[@ShogunMongol]

To quote an old comment on another video like this "Dementia, but the meds the doc gave you are actually working."

[@Sonicthehedgeho4]

Awsome now i can listen to old music without getting haunted

[@falloutrains2641]

I saw a comment here, about how this is how they cured dementia. And I started to imagine... Imagine a elderly lady, spent in her years, slowly losing her mind due to dementia, realizing how faces; loved ones, friends, lovers, laughs, music, joy, life itself starts to melt and deform into nothingness. But then, a flicker of hope. Slowly but surely, her memories come back, not in a Terminal Lucid way, but they come back crystal clear, the laughs, the memories, the good old days. Then looking aroud at her grieving family realizing that she's looking at them, aware of their presence, asking "Why are you so sad?" her clarity returned, her eyes flickering and burning with life. I cried. Fuck I wish such treatment for dementia could eventually be a reality soon. My grandpa passed away of natural causes during his early Dementia. I'm glad he didn't have to go through this hell. Surely he's now with my grandma dancing forever somewhere beyond the stars

[@ohb9894]

As one commenter said, Polio affects the brain in some cases and we found a treatment; I just hope that we'd do the same to this hideous illness because nobody deserves this, no matter what they do.

[@Wind-nj5xz]

Imagine someone gets cured for dementia and they listen to EATEOT, and share how it relates to what they themselves experienced, maybe even making their own version that could be even more accurate to what it feels like.

[@BlackFlagHeathen]

There’s actually a video of something like this… an old retired ballerina with dementia begins to do her routine from decades earlier when her caretakers at the nursing home put on Swan Lake for her. It’s absolutely beautiful. I bawl my eyes out every time. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4XCpYppert3gZo

[@terranbricklin]

​@@Wind-nj5xz The interview of a dementia patient. Good Lord that would be something!

[@monkeytime3169]

The question is: Is the original a nightmare? Or is this one the dream?

[@dweezildee]

Dude don’t even go there I’m going to sob

[@mikadosannoji553]

this is that one alternate timeline, where dementia and all brain diseases have been cured, we dont need to watch our loved ones lose everything they fought all their lifes being ripped away from them anymore, we can all sit and enjoy infront of a fireplace while its snowing outside, humanity realised what they were causing to the planet. They stopped, they helped the planet back to its glory, we all then went to bed after a good day of happiness and hugged our loved ones knowing they will never leave you

[@thepumpkindude9060]

It’s both, as life is a nightmare & a dream.

[@SnowCocoaCookie]

They're both memories. It all depends how much they burn themselves into your mind.

[@mikadosannoji553]

I FORGOT I MADE THIS COMMENT WHAT THE FUCK

[@mikadosannoji553]

the raw images combined with the music sounds like a beta version of it for me

[@awesome3mpire405]

Lmao yes

[@nathanrobles9326]

Woah, I didn’t even realize there were sample songs for stages 4-6... I thought it was just a mixture of the previous songs with a lot of cutting and corruption

[@grbr2006]

it IS a mixture of the previous songs with a lot of cutting and corruption. there's just more songs.

[@ceilingfan6969]

I thought the exact same thing !

[@exeterishere6928]

Everywhere at the End of Time but you dont' have bad genes

[@luckyotter623]

Everywhere at the End of Time but you took your fish oil tablets, did crossword puzzles every day after you retired, and quit smoking.

[@mikadosannoji553]

my great grandmother had alzheimer, all i can do is enjoy my life and hope my body dies with my mind

[@callowaylivingston7490]

@@mikadosannoji553 you can always start taking steps to lower the chances of developing dementia. I hope you live a long and fulfilling life.

[@mikadosannoji553]

@@callowaylivingston7490 thanks mate

[@acronym.4328]

@@luckyotter623 Fish are really useful, huh?

[@kiufkhgdiyrsiytgf2785]

I don't even frigging need the caretakers interpretations to cry to this

[@leemsvg]

This is like the Married Life music scene in Up before You know..

[@awesome3mpire405]

Yeah...

[@luckyotter623]

Everywhere at the end of time, but they found a cure for Alzheimers. This is amazing. Also, very nice interpretations of Ivan Seal's paintings; stage 5 is especially creative and if you unfocus your eyes, it does look like Seal's painting.

[@monkeyojacko]

To me stage 5 just looks like some lady in a dress dancing so it makes perfect sense

[@tonywars]

This comment might age like wine in the future.

[@ArkforestMusic]

Looked like a clown with a cane dancing on stairs to me

[@flamersshowsandmore3864]

This is just a great generation's mixtape

[@katherinalastname7077]

Friends Past Reunited is absolutely haunting on its own, woah

[@wavemage4978]

yeah

[@Albert_Chinchop]

cause it's not an original, original sample is still not found

[@Albert_Chinchop]

@zé paumzinhu it's not sample itself you know, it's just an original piece

[@daaltu6125]

@Zé is this a brazilian?

[@paintball7797]

@@Albert_Chinchop its not an original piece, theres a sample but its mysterious and theres like only 12 copies of it.

[@blueberry3663]

Ironically enough, stage 5 is the happiest out of all of them

[@grant8164]

K1 invincible eagle march sounds more like El captain march tbh

[@xeviusUsagi]

in this version, the last song sounds creepy and scary, since the last song represents the last thought before death... think about the differences in this version you have never experienced dementia, the scariest thing for you is death, you want to live! but in Everywhere at the End of Time, the last song is weirdly peaceful and fills you with joy, you are happy to hear it you have gone through much worst then this you have lived through worse then death. it's scary to think about it... what to some is an eerie and scary song, to others is peaceful and joyfull music... I can't get enough of it, it just fits so perfectly show the two sides of this, a fate worst then death and once death arrives you feel happiness.

[@MrNiceGuyPh]

This video and EATEOT is different, the first song and it's variation gone sad and horrifying but its sample is cheering. The end song of EATEOT shows that you are finally freed from the suffering, happy that death is near, while the near sample is sad because those memories will be gone alongside of your soul, wanted to stay a bit longer to say goodbye but it's too late

[@ShwappaJ]

Honestly I think when you've lived long enough (60s to 80s) you tend to not care anymore cuz you know you've seen a lot of shit in your time. Most older folks die satisfied that they're old and grey. In a way, they die with pride in their longevity.

[@NIK30N]

Art comforts the disturbed and disturbs the comfortable

[@myusername3689]

Friends Past Reunited is a recording of a 50s church singing “Lasst Mich Ihn Nur Noch Einmal Küssen.” There were only 50 copies at the Brooklyn shop where Leyland Kirby went to and got 2 of the 50 copies and used them for Friends Past Reunited. The rest are nowhere to be found nowadays since they’re either lost or bought by people we don’t know the names of.

[@jackiechan5978]

Seeing these songs out of loop is like breaking out of purgatory

[@mothman7430]

“what do you have to be sad about? loss? you never lost anything, it’s all right here.” “i know the road ahead is tough, but i’ll go through with you.” “you’re not alone.”

[@daelaenor]

Imagine having had dementia for the last 40 years, but then suddenly on your deathbed, you can clearly hear the song that was just an ugly void minutes ago like it was yesterday. Tears start streaming down your face before everything fades to black.

[@SmartMind3292]

this ACTUALLY a caretaker, not this video

[@SuperNerdyBros01]

*"Benjamin, are you okay? You've been sitting in that ballroom for hours... look, Benjamin. I understand that you miss those old times, but were past that time now. Come on, hun, lets go on a little afternoon drive"*

[@wolliveryoutube]

Those really old and damaged records are the ones that grab my attention. I used to listen to pre-WWI records all the time as a teenager, and they're interesting outliers from the Caretaker's normal selection of 1930s music. The scratches and other damage really help to sell that "losing your mind" feeling.

[@user-qe8go6ur8w]

im guessing that the eateot dementia also represents ptsd from the war due to american patriotic music

[@bmdj4986]

Hey the Hell Sirens part of Stage 4 is a song called Granada from Mantovani.

[@beforeanythingijustwanttos6253]

Thx for this comment I hope your form is infinite

[@absolutedumbass5337]

@@beforeanythingijustwanttos6253 that sounds like both a compliment a hope and a threat

[@thecaketubby5764]

Granada is grenade in spanish... huh

[@bmdj4986]

@@absolutedumbass5337 it's a reference to the album my profile picture is based off of

[@damiandavis4831]

absolutely love how "regular" versions of the album art were used where the distorted/abstract versions were used in eateot😍

[@Dr_E_Yekley]

Leyland Kirby may have given us all new existential thoughts and feelings, heck he may have even redefined existentialism entirely on the internet. However, despite all of this negativity that comes from Everywhere at the End of Time, there are some good things we can take from it. Through this album, more young people have found a new interest in dementia. Some may even become doctors, caretakers, nurses and scientists in the future, all in the name of combating this disease and eventually finding a cure. The disease is being more widely discussed now than ever, even if by just a little. I didn't even know much about the disease myself until I discovered the album, and I'm now finding ways that I can prevent getting it. I'm sure more people are too, which is why, because of the album, the number of future cases are probably going to decrease. Young people like me are discovering new music through this album aswell. While they may have those slight undertones of terror and existentialism, catchy songs like "Heartaches" and "Goodnight my Beautiful" are now living through a new generation of listeners thanks to this album. ° *TLDR:* Dementia is being more widely discussed, new knowledge on the disease may decrease future cases. More caretakers/scientists are going to come in the future hoping to combat this disease, & older songs are being listened to again thanks to EATEOT. °

[@luckyotter623]

These are valid points. Because of the Caretaker and EATEOT, I have decided to volunteer in a memory care facility after this pandemic is over. I'm not a young person, btw. But it does seem to have hit a nerve with Gen Z lol. I have seen a couple of comments from people who listened to this album saying they have decided to study Alzheimers or dementia. Also, if they wind up having to care for a parent or grandparent with dementia, they will have more empathy having listened to EATEOT. You're also right about the music. It's awesome and thanks to the Caretaker, it won't be forgotten and is being enjoyed by a whole new generation.

[@Cellistontheinternet]

I’m also listening to more old times music

[@mitchellalexander9162]

Then: God I hate Revolution No. 9. Terrible Song. I don't care what the Lennon Fanatics Say Now:

[@heavy1308]

@@luckyotter623 it's actually not bad that some young people decided to study dementia because of this. at least its nice that gen z has gotten a motivation to become doctors or scientists, and actually help people

[@ave.avenue]

Currently working on an updated version with more of an original, descriptive and informative video with credits and pictures of performers of each song. However I'm wondering, should I un-list this video after the upload or just upload something like a part 2? What do you guys think? Also I promise to link the doc in the desc. immediately this time, sorry Mr. Mister D:

[@saaractualcontent380]

Keep it the way it is. I like the pictures referencing the original albums, personally.

[@lexycat]

@@saaractualcontent380 same, they're really creative especially stage 5

[@ShogunMongol]

I think keep this listed (the comments are great).

[@Shad0wKiller666]

the "Friends Past Reunite" sample is "Sebastian Bach - Lukas Passion - Lasst Micht... " forgot the rest but can show up in search

[@fan_srpelo]

Keep this public,you can do the other one if you want,just leave this one video in video lol,i kinda find creative the images they used to represent the stage covers lol

[@featheryfemme]

Heartaches, as sad as the lyrics are, is genuinely a great song. I'm only here for the same reasons as most of you, but damn if I'm not staying because these are amazing songs.

[@montgomery6562]

WARNING: For people looking to add “Say It Isn’t So” from Turner and Clayton on Spotify “Say It Isn’t So” was actually labeled under a different name, and by looking up and playing the song with the artist’s name instead plays the song “Prisoners of Love” To add the former song to your playlist, instead look for “Prisoners of Love” by Turner and Clayton to find the song “Say It Isn’t So” EDIT: Turns out, the Spotify album “American Duettists With Piano” (the album the error was found on) is just badly done overall, for some the songs aren’t given the correct name. So I will now try to list the names of the songs mentioned here and what they’re called in the Spotify version. Say It Isn’t So -> Prisoner of Love Willow Weep For Me -> Happy-Go-Lucky You Lullaby of The Leaves -> Just an Echo In the Valley The only song to be correctly named on it is “In A Little Second Hand Store.” Also, Paddlin’ Madelin’ Home and Alabamy Bound are not in that album, but in another called “Layton and Johnstone.” The rest of the songs of them in the description is not available on Spotify.

[@irfansyahril8511]

Thank you!

[@shoelace403]

thanks

[@jjtaot2661]

This also happened on Apple Music.

[@lordroy88]

Thank you.

[@peesock49]

Lmfao why they have classic rock titles in there

[@nubbyderg]

Listening to this feels like a great relief, a weight pulled off my shoulders as if I had confessed to a horrific crime and admitted everything, and I was sentenced to death, where I could finally rid my mind of the horrors forever in the cold, sleeplike clutches of death

[@levihague1483]

Oddly specific there buddy, you need a drink? Don't worry and just relax, by the end of this it will just be a burning memory!

[@ortherner]

uh

[@normanclatcher]

@@ortherner when the

[@levihague1483]

@@normanclatcher Me when:

[@ortherner]

cringe

[@bosticgaming04]

I don’t think leyland messed with little old sweet song it already sounds almost like it does in EATEOT

[@ave.avenue]

Yeah, that one and the Grand Canyon Suites are almost unedited

[@piacomispl2023]

I think he only like lowered the pitch but yeah nothing much more

[@SlimbTheSlime]

@@piacomispl2023 dodging copyright since before content id

[@RandomThings12]

I think he also added the percussion and pad sounds as well

[@neodintchly]

He removed the lyrics and made it less happy

[@sci-based]

So, you went through all this while knowing you won't gain anything due to copyright?? I Love youu❤️❤️

[@ave.avenue]

This made my day, thanks!! And to be honest I rlly dont want anything from this video, I just want to make something that people can enjoy

[@Ro_Yoshi]

@@ave.avenue you are a legend for doing this

[@mirror1001]

@@ave.avenue thank you so much, people like you are the great heroes of this world 👍

[@diezelleprozo6047]

jeez, man, get over it, we need to prove that this is not copyright... HECK NO im not gonna get sued

[@Ro_Yoshi]

@@diezelleprozo6047 it is… some of the songs tho

[@vehicle1291]

0:58 HE SAID IT! HE SAID THE THING!

[@tr3438]

Stage 0: You're still a 1940's young person listening to your favorite songs

[@I-have_phonophobia]

Technically stage 1

[@misterbosscrow267]

2:16:03 is from 1978.

[@jterialgirl_materialgirl]

@@misterbosscrow267 ok? take the joke

[@closingrmrks]

I have struck gold.

[@luckyotter623]

Indeed you have.

[@ourmando]

fantastic.

[@acronym.4328]

You came looking for copper, yet found golden gold.

[@normanclatcher]

Kintsugi.

[@toiky9476]

I really like how each picture for each level is the real life representation of what the distorted images in Everywhere at the End of Time are trying to show. I never actually knew what the images in EATOT were, just representations of what the music is trying to express. I really like how the actual images are shown. Props to you!

[@pedroivog.s.6870]

I knew the Phase 4 picture reminded me of something

[@justinkianaalfredo6843]

​@@pedroivog.s.6870girl with pearl earrings

[@doledipp3rs238]

i listened to EATEOT almost a year ago and i still can't listen to these songs without getting chills and tearing up.

[@phantom_kitsune7424]

I wanna point out that some of the song names are actually beautiful here's a few of my favorites: water lilies in the moonlight, lullaby of the leaves, stardust and a few more

[@ratdog4676]

I like how they make the images the real thing

[@dasealgang6995]

when you still cry after listening to this even though your family doesnt have any very known relatives who have dementia

[@koolkat-hq5xc]

As someone who has had a grandmother die of alzheimer's - you can cry, it's sad and I get it believe me

[@dasealgang6995]

the saddest part isnt even having it yourself, its experiencing a close relative get it: its just heartbreaking.

[@koolkat-hq5xc]

@@dasealgang6995 yeah, I guess can't speak for people who have it since I've never had dementia, but it is really sad to see it happen to someone. It's the longest and most painful death someone can experience. After listening to this, I'm horrified to think this might have been what my granny was feeling. I hope she's okay now

[@dasealgang6995]

atleast she can rest peacefully, its better then forgetting your entire career and life behind you

[@koolkat-hq5xc]

@@dasealgang6995 yeah, agreed. I hope you never have to go through any of this stuff. Have a good day bro

[@tabbyarts3670]

Just seeing these images clearly and not struggling to identify them just gives me such a joyful feeling.

[@ranmindyt2902]

The first one is the most memorable, oh wait...

[@marcusjphoenix4634]

Interesting how the original songs sound like nightcore to me because of how used to the caretaker versions I am.

[@TSMaster]

I don't know about you but I have never heard nightcore performed by 30 year old dudes from the 1930s /j

[@accuratejaney8140]

@@TSMaster Tyey aren't literally saying it's nightcore, but that it *sounds* like nightcore due to their familiarity to the slowed-down Caretaker versions

[@TSMaster]

@@accuratejaney8140 Yes, I know, I am not as thick as a brick. I made a joke, it's not my fault for your failure to identify it. btw I am swamped it homework so if this seems harsh it's because I am in a bad mood

[@accuratejaney8140]

@@TSMaster I /am/ as thick as a brick, lol, perhaps you could try using tone indicators? (aka /s or /j, and similar things)

[@TSMaster]

@@accuratejaney8140 Oh yeah I probably should use those lol

[@lapislazers2373]

Everything in the present. That's what this compilation should be called.

[@basilboy325]

eateot devastated and unsettled me - for a while i was scared to be alone afterwards. thank you for this. as someone who is heavily invested in the 1920s and finds this kind of music extremely comforting, this makes me very happy. :)

[@TheDolphinTuna]

Perhaps I’m just slow on the uptake, but listening to this I realized that the long-ish intros to these songs were probably meant to provide time for people to find a partner to dance with.

[@totallynormal5690]

good take

[@darkofalltraits9149]

Oh baby another Caretaker video. I have commented on ALOT of Caretaker videos. Nice work on this one :)

[@ggrab4114]

Yes you have

[@paradeice5396]

Same

[@schmoogledoink2738]

Yeah, it's funny looking in the comments of caretaker videos and seeing a collection of fellow caretaker enjoyers. Charles Calvin, the guy with the Russian name, and the guy who finds caretaker samples, looking at you guys

[@luckyotter623]

I have too. I'm obsessed with EATEOT, have been since I first heard it 4 months ago.

[@ShwappaJ]

Which begs the question: Which song is more iconic, Just a Burning Memory or Libet's Delay?

[@hypnospaceoutlaw3376]

I don't know why, but whenever I listen to these songs, I imagine myself at the Hollywood Tower Hotel. There's just something about it that gives me that aesthetic.

[@normanclatcher]

It's mostly Ballroom music, so I totally understand that connection.

[@nephi30]

Thank you for giving the original artists their recognition so they too will never be forgotten.

[@juliahart8593]

POV: You're old but don't have dementia. Your granddaughter pulls up a playlist of music she has from your era. You dance, sing, and have a lovely afternoon in a lovely day in your lovely life.

[@kenkaneki6969_]

The last sample is German and it means "let me kiss him just once more" and my heart cannot take this knowledge

[@russon1999]

Honestly, if this concept for a Fallout Mod isn't a thing, I'm gonna be super disappointed, but here it is: You're wandering the wasteland until suddenly, a new radio signal pops up from an unknown signal. This album begins playing. Starting out with a loop of stage 1. All sounds normal. Nothing different from the regular music heard on other stations. However, as the in-game weeks roll on (it could be an in-game week, month or year), the music begins shifting to the next stage. As the songs regress down the stages, the wanderer is able to find where the station is and perhaps the player is given the option to find out what happened to the radio station. If that isn't a mod, missed opportunity.

[@thecaketubby5764]

There's something bone chilling about the non distorted themes still having static.

[@ShwappaJ]

It's because they're old as fuck and are directly from the 20s and 30s origins instead of being digitally remastered.

[@Galaxxi]

oh im super happy someone did this, i was worried i'd have to do it myself sdfjksldkjf the caretaker's got folks listening to vintage music and i couldn't be happier 🥺

[@averagetboihater8357]

When you throw water at the burning memory

[@notxmany6273]

These are all certified hood classics

[@normanclatcher]

Well... certified _gentrified neighbourhood_ classics.

[@HarmonicVector]

Seeing that O1 is actually a sample from one of Kirby's previous works is cathartic in a sense. Put alongside the interpretation of Stage 6 with the numerous unused frames is almost in a way, a sense of duality. Here, the frames are unused, which signifies that your time is at an end, but wherever you end up, you can at least begin to hang up your memories in well structured, numerous frames, surrounding you past the end of time. But in EATEOT, there is only one frame for the Dementia patient: a crudely put together hollow rectangle, made with cardboard and painters tape. They don't know what to put in it, and all they can do is stare into its emptiness, admiring nothing, remembering nothing, losing everything. Both reach the same conclusion, yet the ends are different.

[@micahfrench9006]

The fact that these are all recordings shows that any memory will become slightly distorted, dementia or not. It’s important to live in the moment instead of constantly obsessing over the past, because the most vivid experiences are the ones happening now.

[@chachofournia]

this really is a burning memory.

[@Cherry_No_Pitt]

The last part with the painting, should have been a painting of an old family photo. Clear to see, everyone’s happy. The patient would be looking back once more before they pass away peacefully.

[@applemunchstudios5380]

Everywhere at the End of Time but you don't have dementia, you're just remembering old songs you listened to.

[@wolfiedying]

I teared up a little bit because the only song I’ve heard out of the whole thing was heartaches. Once that second song started playing I was just g o n e. This is a wonderful playlist

[@S14M07]

how did you get anything out of stage 5? lol

[@user-qe8go6ur8w]

I think he could identify a single beat

[@finjaquetemumnomeaqui4838]

There are moments in Stage 5 where you can hear a single uncorrupted note from the songs, and if you use that as a base you can eventually find the samples

[@luckyotter623]

I recognized where a few of them came from, but you have to listen closely; it's in the background. Some I didn't recognize. "Was It A Dream" is the most obvious, since part of it plays without interference in the second Advanced Plaque Entanglements as an extended clarity state.

[@beepbeepimasheep237beepbee3]

​@@finjaquetemumnomeaqui4838 But wait, it seems impossible! There are literally voices and other samples that are covered with what you are trying to get the sample from. Am I supposed to ignore the rest of the other samples and focus on only one?

[@ave.avenue]

Remember, I found absolutely no samples. I just compiled the known samples on the doc/wiki at the time

[@blizzary9369]

Some of it sounds almost as unsettling anyway Edit: nvm for some reason it was slowed to 0.75x speed by default so, if you wanna experience something else than there you go

[@thericktewbre]

I was happily listening to Heartache until it got to the “And heart breaks” instrument and got really scared.

[@ShwappaJ]

I know right? I expected that violin to be broken and offset like it was by the end of Stage 3 but nope! It wouldn't be so terrifying if this was listened to without any knowledge of the actual EATEOT.