@@Voidi-Void I might be 29 years old with dementia, but I might be 29 years old with dementia but i might be 29 years old with dementia, but I might be 29 years old with dementia
Fun Fact: Al Bowlly was killed by a German parachute mine that detonated outside his house at around 3 in the morning on the 17th of April, 1941. The explosion outside blew the door in, and the door smashed into him, killing him.
@@bakedbeansman oh, no, speech tends to be one of the last things to go. before that, a person's ability to remember what they've said, or what other people have said, is greatly affected. when it gets to the point that the person is slurring their words, using the wrong words, or forgetting basic grammar or sentence structure, that's when things are very dire. i think the metaphor here is that the person can remember certain parts of the music and faint words, but can't remember specifics like the actual lyrics or the order of notes. they're trying to recall how the song went, but all they can remember is some of the horn sequences and parts of words.
I lost my dog that I’ve had my entire life earlier today and somehow, I can’t remember him anymore, I just feel that he was here and that brings me so much pain.
When someone brought him up in conversation I would hyperventilate and I know it sounds like and overreaction to the loss of a pet, but he’s been the one constant thing my whole life, ever since I was an infant.
@@ambera9862 My condolences. I know how it feels, it hurts like hell but you don't ever have to feel like the way you react to this is an overreaction. losing your pet hurts as much as losing any other loved one and it's okay to feel sad and shook about it. dealing with death is never easy. we just learn to cope with it over time because it's a part of life and all we can really do is deal with the emotions we experience in a healthy way and accept that it hurts. I trust that you'll feel better over time, we're often stronger than we might think but there's also no shame in talking to people about it if you feel you can't handle it alone. either way I hope that you have a good christmas and I sincerely wish you all the best in giving this a place.
@@gameboy3d943 "What does it matter how my heart breaks" is another verse, and I'm pretty sure that "and heart breaks" references this too. Is there another one?
The theatre is packed tonight. You smile a little ways to your lover, who smiles back assuringly. Suddenly the lights dim, spotlights drifting to the lead singer of tonight, Al Bowlly, while the melody of his newest song plays. Closing your eyes, you bask in the presence of the lyrics washing over you, accompanied by the trumpets singing their tunes. All of a sudden you hear someone calling your name. You crack your eye open slyly, as if expecting your partner to greet you back, but you are only met with a record player. Playing a song. The song. Heartaches? Weren’t you just at the theatre? But where was Al Bowlly? Your head hurts, it felt so real. Too real. It couldn’t have just been a memory, could it have? Was it all just a burning memory?
the fact that this song is so catchy makes it even harder for me to forget about the rest... it causes me distress but i can't stop listening to it, wtf is wrong with me
I like how Heartaches gets played for a good amount of time, almost to make you forget what's coming and when it hits it's so shocking, that you feel like you forgot what song you put on.
I had UA-cam on autoplay once in the background and when this started I simply thought "Oh, nice. Some Al Bowlly," You can imagine my surprise when It's Just A Burning Memory started creeping in. Quite spooked.
This edit is genius. The first half of the song, I was scared of It’s Just A Burning Memory kicking in because it is creepy but then the second half, I was scared of Heartaches creeping in because it was reminding me about what it originally was.
I didn't even saw that it was only 5 minutes, man it really felt like 10 Which it's kind of accurate, because people with it never notice how fast it's consuming them until well.. To late to go back
3:20 I love how the lyrics are so buried beneath the distortions they're almost indistinguishable from the noise. Kind of like having the lyrics at the tip of your tongue, and only being able to follow the melody.
It’s sounds like someone trying to get through their daily life but flashbacks of their traumatic past prevents them from it until it becomes too much and when the music stopped, it feels like they ended their life
Oh I hope the music never stops for me, in spite of the horrors that get replayed repeatedly... Those thoughts are a struggle for anyone who suffers from PTSD, unfortunately.
This song is peak psychological horror oh my god man, the way it subtly changes is like your memory is corroding trying to picture the littlest details until it all finally crumbles.
I can't make it past the first song, it terrifies me in a way I never felt before. I've always been a paranoid person but that first song gave my paranoia a boost.
I love how about halfway through you can hear the lyrics trying to play against the grain and distortion, like someone is trying to remember the words and can hear them in their head, but just can't seem to recall what they actually were. I've never seen such an effect demonstrated so eerily well in audio form, seriously great work.
this makes me cry every time I hear it, because I had a grandfather that I was pretty close to but his dementia got worse so fast until he couldn’t remember who I was and I remember the day he asked “who are you again?” It broke my heart, and I just went to a room crying :(
he was a great grandfather, he never said anything bad, he was gentle, he was very funny, and he took me to go places even if he didn’t want to go there, it hurt me so much that he was going through that much pain and it made me absolutely break when he lies in bed and only remembered one person, which was my brother. after that he passed away and it still really bothers me that I couldn’t say anything to him because I couldn’t bare to see him like that it made me more upset than I ever have been beforw
“I feel like it’s gonna transition back again, my memories are coming back, I can remember his voice again!” *shifts back* *”AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH”*
I cant with this at night, im in vrchat listening to this and everyone is asleep so lt was me, alone, listening to this, i had to take off my headset to check, due to fear of being watched from my windows
It sounds like a the light from a light house is going by and you know that if the light hits you you’ll die, so you have to hide behind boxes as you wait for the horrors to pass.
The vocals trying to linger on but slowly fading away gives me a sense of dread, as the former beautiful song slowly turn into nothing but a shadow of it's former self, still beautiful but, not quite complete, and listening to it be more and more faded and forgotten in the full album makes this even sadder. I consider this to be stage 0.5, very well done.
Thanks! That’s a nice description. Ivan Seal’s paintings are like the visual representation of exactly that about something looking ghostly familiar, not only the EATEOT covers as probably everyone knows but the rest of his paintings as well, I strongly recommend checking those out :)
we are so used to the horror of fear; the lurking creature, the monster in the dark, the angry mob, etc Everywhere at the end of time is a different kind of fear that very few (yet too many) people experience. the horror of nothingness. first you can't remember where your wife is, and it scares you then you can't remember her name, and it frustrates you in the end, there was never even a wife to remember, and you are at "peace" "Peace" in the sense that silence is music. after all, why fear losing your memories when there is nothing to even remember. "a fog so thick you forget forgetting"
@@cursorkitty yeah, it’s one of the last things you forget. I remember reading somewhere, that when a patient forgets their favourite song, they’re getting near the end of their life.
that's actually the last thing most patents forget, that's why most of them are told to whistle their favourite song so that they know the end is near when they suddenly can't remember the melody
@@jaidendeprez1842 to be fair, I do have pretty bad issues with dissasociation myself. I've found that taking photos of things, having someone to check in with, and navigation apps all help tremendously with day to day symptoms. You probably didn't comment for advice or anything, but I hope you know that it can get easier, and you're not doomed to suffer alone!
@@jaidendeprez1842 you're good!! I understand the frusteration living with this shit, sometimes you just get fed up 😅 I hope you find something to reduce your symptoms soon!
Wow, I love how at 3:33 you can hear his voice very faintly in the background but the only thing you can hear clearly is ''it's just a burning memory'' that's such a nice touch. Love both the songs, they're kinda creepy but also kind of jams? Idk, love Everywhere at the End of Time and it's music.
So it's 2:00 in the morning, and I'm listening to this while I'm going to the restroom. The moment I open my door to reveal the darkness, the song flares up and I slam the door shut. I take off my headphones and back into the corner. I have not felt that much genuine fear and panic in a LONG time.
Well in the album this first stage represents how "we" or "the person" suffering with dimentia is trying pass of the slowly deteriorating memory off as just a part of age. The songs title fits this too as it's called "A burning memory" as if it's just starting to fade away. The similarities between these things are how we put our feelings down a lot of the time and sometimes ignore the problems we have as a whole. But the longer we do it the worst they become as those feelings keep piling up and over. The reality is that we all feel like shit and feel even more helpless. But even if the source of depression or in this case dimentia is not clearly defined it's still not worth it to ignore it. In the long run it evolves and continues to eat at us. Meeting your needs is the best possible thing a person can do for themselves.
This gives me uncontrollable chills every time I listen to it. It’s the fact that Heartaches does its’ absolute best to come back in, but it’s can’t. It’s actually symbolic of a dementia patient trying to remember their best memories and their loved ones, but no matter how hard they try, they just… can’t. Creepy stuff.
For anyone who hasn’t listened to Everywhere at the End of Time or doesn’t know what it is, it’s a 6ish hour artistic piece about the stages of dementia. I highly recommend listening to it if you have a free six hours (it’s best to do it in one sitting so you can immerse yourself in it)
I thought this was just gonna slowly transition into the caretaker version- i was seriously not mentally prepared for the fades abruptly popping in and out until it fully corrupts the song. Made my heart freeze.
That was on purpose. It's supposed to simulate what it's like to have alzheimers and to have your memories being take from you at irregular intervals and then to have them ripped from you in a moment and then try to remember what you forgotten before you forget why you need to remember.
The transition is perfect. Along with audio, the use of images from the album slowly replacing and “filling in” for the slow memory loss is amazing representation of what’s to come/happened.
I hate but love how when your getting closer to the end of the video you can hear the faint sounds of the original song in the background, clinging on. It really depicts how dementia is so terrifying, you struggle to remember the greatest moments in your life as each and every one of them slowly slip away.
As a person who has listened through the entire 6 ½ hours of Everywhere at the end of time, just listening to this edit of the song make me break out with goosebumps and feel nauseous everytime the "just a burning memory " part kicks in. I'm shaking right now.
I don't know what people see in that tbh. It's just Jazz music with static and the second half of it is just noise, I tried to give it a listen to see what the fuss was about but it drags on too long when the back end is just 3 hours of garbled music and white noise. Could have had the same effect in 45 minutes or so. People told me it's the sound of hell itself. If hell is boredom, then yeah, I guess. Not trying to be facetious, could someone explain why they find it so disturbing?
@@stevepalpatine2828 Mostly its because of the context of what the music/sound is supposed to represent. Immersing yourself in the experience, trying to hold onto fleeting notes or remember songs that have been distorted beyond recognition. Putting yourself in the shoes of a dementia patient, utilizing the music as a medium for imagining what it might be like to experience it yourself. A lot of work and attention to detail was put into the songs, their specific placements and the ways they are twisted and altered over time. But its honestly not for everyone.
Listening to this before I listened to the whole thing it was a little weird but I was fine, now whenever I hear I in a meme comp or something my eyes water
@@stevepalpatine2828 not really. I guess you feel it or don't. In that case, it's not for u, but that's ok, It doesn't mean anything. Not everything is for everyone.
This is a piece of art all by itself. I know it's mostly a joke, but the shifts happen in a beautiful way to me. It's like how you hear some new notes or parts of a song you've listened to for years, as if it changes each time you play it.
I think it's so scary because of how real it is. Most of us will experience this at sometimes in the distant future. That's what makes it so terrifying for me.
Best part is if you listen very closely it was actually the full chorus that you could barely hear but only "it's just a burning memory" was actually audible. It's starts at around 3:21 I've heard this edit a few times but this is the first time I've noticed that.
@@RaiderCat12 thanks that lyric thing appears throughout the song as well listen before that and you can hear the lyrics, then the lyrics become louder to say "It's just a burning memory" clearly then become quiet again
The fact that at 1:01 I out loud said "No! Not yet!" shows me that this album has effected my mind in terrifying ways. Knowing that my family has a long history of dementia, and I will eventually get it too is horrific. It almost makes me wish that I'll die before I get old enough to experience it.
@@Ritton. First of all, sorry if you didn't understand, my English is not very good. What I mean by Keep your brain active is that you do things in your old age (do crosswords, Learn new things, etc.) this helps to avoid dementia
i love how the picture starts to shift and incorporate elements from the different stage covers,like a dementia patient slowly forgetting what an important event really looked like
oh my lord. what if dementia is really just a fight between your painful conciousness and the persons compartmentalizing coping mechanism, and the coping mechanism is winning and taking a nefarious grip?
What a wonderful song! I sure do hope it doesn’t get remixed into a depressing 6 hour album associated with the gradual take over of the mental illness that is dementia!
when you realize that the lyrics at 1:07 “what does it matter how my heart breaks” is exactly the title of a track in stage 2, where this is even more distorted
I like to think that "It's just a burning memory" represents the patients lover who's probably dead. As the song goes on, the sample still pops up, even in stage 4. To me, this is the patient trying their hardest to remember this lover.
i think it's the patient trying to remember the actual song but they can't quite put a finger on it, they only remember the beat and one verse "it's just a burning memory"
It's both. They're trying desperately to remember the song because it's that song that helps them remember their lost lover, whom will be lost forever if they lose the memory of the song.
@@detectivepayne3773 the sad thing is I sent "a burning memory" to my grandmother not knowing there was an actual song for its instrumental, and though she did know, she couldn't remember the lyrics, only the beat and one verse
Most people with Alzheimer’s don’t actually die of Alzheimer’s. They end up dying of a different disease because many dementia patients are old and vulnerable.
there's something so upsetting about hearing Al's voice disappear under burning memory at around 4:00 ish. like you're forgetting what his voice sounds like.
2:21 I love this part a lot. It sounds like the patient is in very fierce denial and is attempting to pull away from what's inside of them in fearful fruitlessness.
3:49 too, it sounds like his voice is breaking into tears, trying to grasp to whatever glimpses he has left. You don’t lose yourself completely until you lose your past.
Sure, the caretaker’s existence makes this sad, but what makes this truly scary for me is the fact they your listening to a dead person singing, that always fucks with me
I really like the flanger effect you added at 2:30. That eerie sound really shows the transition well and in a way that that can’t really be explained, only heard.
Nothing is more terrifying than trying to remember something that meant a lot to you and finding it's a blur of sounds and sights that may or may not be made up at this point.
I would like to point out how ingenious the colors and textured fading in are, I am immersed in the music and then I look down and see more color and think "when did that get there? Was it always like that?" I genuinely feel like I'm forgetting. Masterful.
It does tells that the music and the image is becoming.. different, you know this, but it doesn’t sound or look right, your memory is cracking, your memory is burning. It actually is - "just a burning memory".
I can just feel the frustration of trying to remember how the song actually went as it really just wavers at that one part intensely. Then the satisfaction when I can finally hear the voice again, completely forgetting it was supposed to be way louder than what's heard. Hit hard. I know I never actually forgot anything but I felt like I was in a whole new universe as a different person. Good job to whoever edited this.
Whoever made this is a genius. It ca. be perceived so many different ways, from so many different angles. Like the fact that the coloured pictures start to seep in, and heartaches gets quieter, whilst burning memory takes over. The saddest part is you can still hear heartaches constantly fighting to be heard, but to no avail. This is not just a UA-cam video, this is a piece of art.
I love the fact that the lyric “Just a burning memory” stands out more than the others near the 2nd 3rd. It really sets in stone the feeling of the transformation and gives reason for the track title being what it is in EatEoT. Great touch!
"What do you mean End of Time? Son get your shoes on, let's go fishing! Oh I heard a new song came out from your favorite singer called "Heartaches"! We can listen to it after we go fishing, you ready?
This nearly scares me more than the original, the dread I feel as I wait anxiously for its a burning a memory to appear was so incredibly intense I don’t even know how to explain it
Timestamps that I could find: 0:33 - a painting or statue that a man is holding under the guitar. 1:03 - glitsholder in the very left center, as well as some sort of yellow blob underneath the man's right arm next to the guitar. 1:07 - Left side, above a man's head, a colorful flower. 1:23 - sound effect 1:59 - right next to the yellow blob at 1:03, the man's cuff turns into a floral pattern. 2:10 - The man's collar of his shirt turns into a similar pattern as his cuff's. A tiny bit on his other arm's sleeve is affected too. 2:35 - The guitar turns into the cardboard shown in stage 6. 3:51 - The background turns into A1's burning memory photo. If I missed anything, please inform me.
There's a famous artist named Patsy Cline who did a cover of this song. When I was a girl, my mother would let me use her ipod to listen to music and Patsy was one of the artists she had collections of. When I was 14, I bought a cassette tape of her best works because I enjoyed them from my childhood. Even though everywhere at the end of time is such a terrifying composition, I always found the first melody sticking in my head, and the names of all the songs which had the melody in it also called out to me. It wasn't until last night when I put on the cassette again for some music that I recognized the melody in heartaches and realized the reason those melodies from everywhere at the end of time stood out to me was because I have heard this song my whole life. A melody I knew my whole life but forgot it's name. Pretty scary and fitting of the album so I thought I'd share.
I just thought of the most horrific version of portraying this; Al Bowlly or some performer as healthy and complete at the beginning, but as time goes along, the other musicians turn into realistic cadavers with instruments leaning on their "bodies," the main singer physically ages and takes on remaining machinery and becomes more of an one-man-band, the venue becomes more dilapidated, et cetera...until at the very end, the vocalist looks around, only to see a run-down arena, their omnifarious musical set-up, and stood-up corpses...or worse?!? On second thought, and based on replies, it could just be puppets or mannequins that vaguely resemble them instead of real bodies. Maybe they're standing lonely in a hospital room, just the one person, realizing even the neglected setting, few tools at hand, and remains of their old friends were all their imagination, but either way, breaking into tears upon this sobering realization and the song coming to a close only to finally see...or be willing to acknowledge all this. Also, I lovingly say this; screw you, original creator, for making this so entertainingly disturbing and unsettling by having this perfectly decent photo be slowly, asymmetrically defiled half sideways, but not completely, with pieces from all six stages. It actually even unsettled my cleanliness/orderliness fixations far more so the second than the first time!
I like it, but the 'corpse' thing seems a bit edgy. Maybe if they just... faded away, with their instruments sitting on the floor as though they were ready to play but never returned. Everything else sounds cool, especially the singer aging, looking around and realizing they're alone... oof.
This songs lyrics actually become really dark in the context of the album... its originally just an old song about losing past lovers but specifically in this version, the way it was slowly slowed and pitched down represents the memory loss setting in a lot better, the patient is slowly realizing what's happening and is now accepting it. I love the way the lyrics of the song got twisted too, originally he was talking about how those past lovers just become bad memories, "it's just a burning memory", then it gets twisted into something really dark, like the patient's memories slowly "burning" away, especially when he said it near the end, it slowly twisted the song into a dark representation of what the beginning of dementia is like... when your memories start slipping away and you know what's going on but you cant so anything about it
Fun fact! Al Bowlly died during the blitz (September 1940 - May 1941). It was a bombing campaign performed by Germany against Britain and a big portion of bombs were dropped on London. At around 3 am, on the morning of April 17th 1941, a German parachute mine landed outside of his flat on Duke Street/ Duke court. And the force of the explosion caused windows to break and caused Al's bedroom door to fly off it's hinges and hit Al as he slept in the head, killing him almost instantly.
you mixed this so flawlessly, when listening to this with my eyes closed, i actually got such a feeling of dread, and got shivers, trying to continue the songs lyrics as it descended into a lifeless husk at around 1:55 to 2:06. from there, i had to keep my eyes open, otherwise i felt like i was genuinely forgetting how it went. bravo, sir! bravo!
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Dansk?
I might be 29 years old with dementia, but I might be 29 years old with dementia
Please, @@losthesporething355, It's been 20 years. Come back to us. This isn't the person I met at the docks 50 years ago.
@@Voidi-Void I might be 29 years old with dementia, but I might be 29 years old with dementia but i might be 29 years old with dementia, but I might be 29 years old with dementia
Al Bowlly never knew how much his song was gonna fuck with our heads
Neither did Ted Weems who also performed this song first in the 30s and then it became a hit in 1947
dan
@@Vintage_Andrew99 kill stealers
Fun Fact: Al Bowlly was killed by a German parachute mine that detonated outside his house at around 3 in the morning on the 17th of April, 1941. The explosion outside blew the door in, and the door smashed into him, killing him.
@@IMP_ROM the worst part is that it was just the door, not even the bomb killed him.
me realizing that it's just a burning memory was already that distorted and that there were lyrics the entire time
Yeah, I'm shook quite honestly. That was so surprising
@@bakedbeansman oh, no, speech tends to be one of the last things to go. before that, a person's ability to remember what they've said, or what other people have said, is greatly affected. when it gets to the point that the person is slurring their words, using the wrong words, or forgetting basic grammar or sentence structure, that's when things are very dire.
i think the metaphor here is that the person can remember certain parts of the music and faint words, but can't remember specifics like the actual lyrics or the order of notes. they're trying to recall how the song went, but all they can remember is some of the horn sequences and parts of words.
In the actual album? Bullshit. I don’t believe you
@@uhhhscizo6531 yes
That were
This is what intense PTSD/traumatic flashbacks feels like.
I lost my dog that I’ve had my entire life earlier today and somehow, I can’t remember him anymore, I just feel that he was here and that brings me so much pain.
When someone brought him up in conversation I would hyperventilate and I know it sounds like and overreaction to the loss of a pet, but he’s been the one constant thing my whole life, ever since I was an infant.
@@ambera9862 My condolences. I know how it feels, it hurts like hell but you don't ever have to feel like the way you react to this is an overreaction. losing your pet hurts as much as losing any other loved one and it's okay to feel sad and shook about it. dealing with death is never easy. we just learn to cope with it over time because it's a part of life and all we can really do is deal with the emotions we experience in a healthy way and accept that it hurts.
I trust that you'll feel better over time, we're often stronger than we might think but there's also no shame in talking to people about it if you feel you can't handle it alone. either way I hope that you have a good christmas and I sincerely wish you all the best in giving this a place.
No joke
can confirm, it does
Heartaches is about how painful it is to hold onto memories. Everywhere At The End of Time is about how painful it is to lose them.
wow... never tought of it that way but it actually makes sense
I know exactly what i feel reading this but i can't put it into words, like a memory i barely remember but can't forget.
Thank you for this tonal whiplash
Life is painful in general, it seems.
thank you hubert cumberdale
I love how “A Burning Memory” was named after a single verse in the song. As though the patient can’t remember the name of the song.
The titles of the other music in “Everywhere at the End of Time” also reference “Heartaches”
@@gameboy3d943 "What does it matter how my heart breaks" is another verse, and I'm pretty sure that "and heart breaks" references this too.
Is there another one?
Im not the only one to notice... Not a song name I'm just not the only person to notice this.
@@KassKuri "Burning despair does ache" references to the name of the song. "Heartaches"
But what about Mournful Cameraderie? It’s the same as Burning Despair Does Ache
Heartaches but the disease is slowly starting to set in
lol
lol
Lol
lol
@Nicholas Negosian Have one from me, friend :)
This made me realize how soulless just a burning memory is
you are right
Your listening to a dead person, all he’s memories and experience died with him.
Jeez, it really is. You can hear all joviality and pep removed from the song in mere seconds. It's unnerving.
Well...yes and also no, it's more like...hollowing out?
This
The transition from heartaches to burning memory really shows the diffrence between the two and the amazing job caretaker did with portraying dementia
The transition from heartaches to burning memory really shows the diffrence between the two and the amazing job caretaker did with portraying dementia
The transition from heartaches to burning memory really shows the diffrence between the two and the amazing job caretaker did with portraying dementia
The transition from heartaches to burning memory really shows the diffrence between the two and the amazing job caretaker did with portraying dementia
The transition from heartaches to burning memory really shows the diffrence between the two and the amazing job caretaker did with portraying dementia
The transition from heartaches to burning memory really shows the diffrence between the two and the amazing job caretaker did with portraying dementia
Al Bowlly’s story is pretty sad, at the beginning of World War II the place he was staying at was bombed and he died
Poor guy
Not only bombed, even, a bomb went off outside his door and blew it in. Door hit him, it was purely bad luck that got him... And a door.
if not for the nazis, he would have probably still been alive during the 70s
@@мертвыйканал-м3х Yes.
Be thankful guys, that door might’ve saved him from Alzheimers
The saddest part is how you can feel Heartaches trying to come back in, but it’s too late.
Mhm
mhm
By god, my heart.
@@Nobody-907 let me guess, your heart aches?
Then again.... Yeah.
why the fuck did youtube think it was okay to slip this into an al bowlly mix i was listening to
it forgot.
It wants to prepare you
Maybe it didn't. You did.
A warning.
That must’ve been fucking terrifying before you noticed what was happening
The theatre is packed tonight. You smile a little ways to your lover, who smiles back assuringly. Suddenly the lights dim, spotlights drifting to the lead singer of tonight, Al Bowlly, while the melody of his newest song plays. Closing your eyes, you bask in the presence of the lyrics washing over you, accompanied by the trumpets singing their tunes. All of a sudden you hear someone calling your name. You crack your eye open slyly, as if expecting your partner to greet you back, but you are only met with a record player. Playing a song. The song. Heartaches? Weren’t you just at the theatre? But where was Al Bowlly? Your head hurts, it felt so real. Too real. It couldn’t have just been a memory, could it have? Was it all just a burning memory?
Wow
Damn, nice writing
Thanks for the goosebumps
This Gave me chills…
👁️💧👄💧👁️
the quiet vocals at the end really fucked with me like i couldn't tell if i was just thinking the lyrics in my head or if it was actually playing them
Ok
There are no vocals at the end
There are no vocals at the end
@@heshiram1188 plot twist: there are no vocals in this whole song
What vocals
This sounds like the beginning of the end for the poor patient. Amazing work
Thanks
Everywhere At The Beginning of The End of Time
Now how did it go again?
It started with an heartache
@@pouncelygrin6699 u cant just do that... wait what am i doing again?
the fact that this song is so catchy makes it even harder for me to forget about the rest... it causes me distress but i can't stop listening to it, wtf is wrong with me
For two weeks after I finished EATEOT, this song and a song from a different stage were stuck in my head. almost constantly
@@MrPies32 For me I think it's the last song, "Place in the world fades away", that is going to loop in my head when I try to sleep.
@@MrPies32 me too.
moe
@@urikimaais4459 moe.
I like how Heartaches gets played for a good amount of time, almost to make you forget what's coming and when it hits it's so shocking, that you feel like you forgot what song you put on.
I had UA-cam on autoplay once in the background and when this started I simply thought "Oh, nice. Some Al Bowlly,"
You can imagine my surprise when It's Just A Burning Memory started creeping in. Quite spooked.
@@pinkmark4047what are the odds?
Oh come on . Everyone knows what they clicked on. No one forgot .
You can faintly hear him singing still...
I love how Al Bowlly looks dead inside while this is all happening
He looking stoned
You can see a look of sadness and desperation in his eyes...
@@gambe96 what
Was "dead inside" even a thing back then
@@Skeletonman59 it's always been a thing, it just wasn't a joke until recently
"I forget why i came to the kitchen..."
cmon man.
OH THAT'S RIGHT I WAS RUNNING AWAY FROM A SERIAL KILLER
@@jasperanimates5673 AAAAAAAAAAH
@@jasperanimates5673 oh, I forgot what they look like
“Who are you people, why are you in my kitchen.”
When you don't have dementia but your adhd messes with your memory
Adhd is like being drunk, hyper, and high all at the same time.
I have ADHD and I kinda felt this...
tally hall pfp? in a caretaker comments section? it's more likely than you think!
adhd mood
Felt that
This edit is genius. The first half of the song, I was scared of It’s Just A Burning Memory kicking in because it is creepy but then the second half, I was scared of Heartaches creeping in because it was reminding me about what it originally was.
Holy shit i read this comment and then it started
It was just 5 minutes, but still felt like an eternity
It took until
The end of time
@@ColonelBogey ba dum tss
same
I didn't even saw that it was only 5 minutes, man it really felt like 10
Which it's kind of accurate, because people with it never notice how fast it's consuming them until well..
To late to go back
agreed
3:20 I love how the lyrics are so buried beneath the distortions they're almost indistinguishable from the noise.
Kind of like having the lyrics at the tip of your tongue, and only being able to follow the melody.
Oh shizzle, you're right
And how the phrase "Burning Memory" is heard clear as day. God that's fucking creepy.
@@strangeonexd4776 no😟
OH F**K I ACTUALLY *FORGOT THE LYRICS OH NO*
@@Jam._. sh*t
It’s sounds like someone trying to get through their daily life but flashbacks of their traumatic past prevents them from it until it becomes too much and when the music stopped, it feels like they ended their life
Oh I hope the music never stops for me, in spite of the horrors that get replayed repeatedly... Those thoughts are a struggle for anyone who suffers from PTSD, unfortunately.
haha I do that
The album is about the descent into dementia
@@ubermenschnuts81 I know
Didn't need to be called out but thanks 😔
This song is peak psychological horror oh my god man, the way it subtly changes is like your memory is corroding trying to picture the littlest details until it all finally crumbles.
This was me trying to find this song again actually
I found this song because it was linked precisely in a fanfiction that addressed this! It was a marvelous reading with a marvelous song.
Stage 0.5 your just having a bad day
Genius😂
@@WesterLundWorld thank you
Then it switches to stage 1
Ohno
End of stage 0
Oh. Oh so it’s ‘try not to collapse into existential terror’ o’clock. L-lovely.
_first time?_
love your pfp
@GD Magic Gaming apologies
I can't make it past the first song, it terrifies me in a way I never felt before. I've always been a paranoid person but that first song gave my paranoia a boost.
Nice, 666 likes
I love how about halfway through you can hear the lyrics trying to play against the grain and distortion, like someone is trying to remember the words and can hear them in their head, but just can't seem to recall what they actually were. I've never seen such an effect demonstrated so eerily well in audio form, seriously great work.
Thank you!!
Holy shit, youre right
You sure you've never seen that before? Or do you just not remember seeing that before?
@@bigaj1992 i mean ive never seen it done so well and accurately, at least in my opinion
@@greatestevah5300 You didn't get what I mean, it's a reference to how the song is normally related to memory loss.
this makes me cry every time I hear it, because I had a grandfather that I was pretty close to but his dementia got worse so fast until he couldn’t remember who I was and I remember the day he asked “who are you again?” It broke my heart, and I just went to a room crying :(
he was a great grandfather, he never said anything bad, he was gentle, he was very funny, and he took me to go places even if he didn’t want to go there, it hurt me so much that he was going through that much pain and it made me absolutely break when he lies in bed and only remembered one person, which was my brother. after that he passed away and it still really bothers me that I couldn’t say anything to him because I couldn’t bare to see him like that it made me more upset than I ever have been beforw
@@user-fr4zn5fn7c incredibly strong, sorry for what you had to go through 💙
@@RileyVoices thank you so much :)
Your comment made me cry :( sorry for you❤️
fuck man. thats some sad ass shit. hope your're doing better now my guy.
"Hey, this is pretty good and Al Bowlly is a pretty good artist"
*shift to It's Just a Burnjng Memory*
"Oh no"
lol the typo just makes this better
@@thebluecactusstudiosmemory1483 ikr, it is like the i forgor💀
al bowlly is good but idk why i feel like hes a computer genarated voice
@@AverageDudelol Because it's an old song?
“I feel like it’s gonna transition back again, my memories are coming back, I can remember his voice again!”
*shifts back*
*”AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH”*
Use headphones for a better experience.
*Dude, you'll never know how scared I am everytime The Caretaker version creeped in.*
I had to turn the light on lol. Felt like something was in the corner observing me.
I cant with this at night, im in vrchat listening to this and everyone is asleep so lt was me, alone, listening to this, i had to take off my headset to check, due to fear of being watched from my windows
It sounds like a the light from a light house is going by and you know that if the light hits you you’ll die, so you have to hide behind boxes as you wait for the horrors to pass.
Damn bois, i`m just vibing to it like to some **normal** song. There is nothing scary actually...
@@maxinator7604 Sounds like a lord of the rings reference. Is it?
this is when im dissociating in public
Hi
@@anrylstudios henlo
why is this so accurate like wth
@@anrylstudios yeah everyone felt it even me i forgot why i am even here aswell
What?
When I heard burning memory kicked in replacing Heartaches I thought “No not yet, stay with me.” Christ the way this song has effected the internet
*affected
@@evergaming7960*bffected
The vocals trying to linger on but slowly fading away gives me a sense of dread, as the former beautiful song slowly turn into nothing but a shadow of it's former self, still beautiful but, not quite complete, and listening to it be more and more faded and forgotten in the full album makes this even sadder. I consider this to be stage 0.5, very well done.
Thanks! That’s a nice description. Ivan Seal’s paintings are like the visual representation of exactly that about something looking ghostly familiar, not only the EATEOT covers as probably everyone knows but the rest of his paintings as well, I strongly recommend checking those out :)
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for the people wondering its at 3:21
no vocals is better
@@geezy8689 listen to Everywhere at the end of time by The Caretaker.
The scariest part is how the paintings just slip in without you noticing until it's too late
the time you said it i saw that the paintings have appeared and triggered my fight or flight senses
HOLY SHIT HOW THE FUCK DID I NOT NOTICE THAT
I didn’t either- they just suddenly started appearing-
@@justwoosh same
Everytime they are about to appear you are going to hear a loud distorted Static TV-like noises
I sang along to melody, but as it progressed, it became a bit tricky to keep up.
You can easily sing along....till you can’t
@@WesterLundWorld bro...
@@WesterLundWorld Oh man...
@@WesterLundWorld OH
@@WesterLundWorld That hits hard
I don't think people realize how truly terrifying Everywhere at The End of Time is
Some people really don't realize it.
I forgor
Due to it's influence on internet horror, Backrooms, among other stuff, it's the only thing most people know it by. This song alone. Which is sad.
i listened to it so i know all too well
we are so used to the horror of fear; the lurking creature, the monster in the dark, the angry mob, etc
Everywhere at the end of time is a different kind of fear that very few (yet too many) people experience. the horror of nothingness.
first you can't remember where your wife is, and it scares you
then you can't remember her name, and it frustrates you
in the end, there was never even a wife to remember, and you are at "peace"
"Peace" in the sense that silence is music. after all, why fear losing your memories when there is nothing to even remember.
"a fog so thick you forget forgetting"
The beginnings: The patient forgets the lyrics to their favorite song from their childhood
Isn't your favorite song the last thing you remember though?
Not positive about it but i've heard it is
@@cursorkitty yeah, it’s one of the last things you forget. I remember reading somewhere, that when a patient forgets their favourite song, they’re getting near the end of their life.
that's actually the last thing most patents forget, that's why most of them are told to whistle their favourite song so that they know the end is near when they suddenly can't remember the melody
I forgor 💀
Me: hey mom can we get Everywhere at the end of time?
Mom: who are you?
oh no
Don't cry it's just a funny comment, don't cry it's just a funny comment...
Oh mom don't you remember. You know before the incident.
"the accident was 2 years ago. It wasn't your fault. Let me go"
*October 7, 2020. The "Forgotten" incident.*
this feels like when you dissociate so hard you stop seeing and everything starts melting, and the bad intrusive thoughts start coming through
Try living with the shit 34/7 365 like me.
@@jaidendeprez1842 to be fair, I do have pretty bad issues with dissasociation myself. I've found that taking photos of things, having someone to check in with, and navigation apps all help tremendously with day to day symptoms. You probably didn't comment for advice or anything, but I hope you know that it can get easier, and you're not doomed to suffer alone!
@@spooks2327 Thank you!!! :) My bad
@@jaidendeprez1842 you're good!! I understand the frusteration living with this shit, sometimes you just get fed up 😅 I hope you find something to reduce your symptoms soon!
Shit you just described my daily life
Wow, I love how at 3:33 you can hear his voice very faintly in the background but the only thing you can hear clearly is ''it's just a burning memory'' that's such a nice touch.
Love both the songs, they're kinda creepy but also kind of jams? Idk, love Everywhere at the End of Time and it's music.
Dementia is horrible.
Oh I thought I was hearing things for a sec
amazing musics with a deep and a very sad but real meaning
So it's 2:00 in the morning, and I'm listening to this while I'm going to the restroom. The moment I open my door to reveal the darkness, the song flares up and I slam the door shut. I take off my headphones and back into the corner. I have not felt that much genuine fear and panic in a LONG time.
are you alright bud?
@@drenn. I hope so
Omg same but I was afraid of everything well probably because it was like 3am and theres a chair facing right at me
Nightmare fuel right there
Did you make it out?
I Do not know how scary that would be
This sounds like when you're hanging out with friends and try to suppress your depression
for me its me trying to convince myself why not to strangle someone
Well in the album this first stage represents how "we" or "the person" suffering with dimentia is trying pass of the slowly deteriorating memory off as just a part of age. The songs title fits this too as it's called "A burning memory" as if it's just starting to fade away. The similarities between these things are how we put our feelings down a lot of the time and sometimes ignore the problems we have as a whole. But the longer we do it the worst they become as those feelings keep piling up and over. The reality is that we all feel like shit and feel even more helpless. But even if the source of depression or in this case dimentia is not clearly defined it's still not worth it to ignore it. In the long run it evolves and continues to eat at us. Meeting your needs is the best possible thing a person can do for themselves.
you a fellow depressed bi? haha
@@hel2727 yea man sucks when you gotta to see it. Sometimes you just wish you could be there to help.
@@hel2727 rn i feel fine, but tbh i could REALY use a hug lol
Imagine if he's not saying heartaches and he's singing about hard eggs
Now I can’t un-hear it lmao
Take my like and leave
Take my like
HAAAAAA
Yes
This gives me uncontrollable chills every time I listen to it. It’s the fact that Heartaches does its’ absolute best to come back in, but it’s can’t. It’s actually symbolic of a dementia patient trying to remember their best memories and their loved ones, but no matter how hard they try, they just… can’t. Creepy stuff.
For anyone who hasn’t listened to Everywhere at the End of Time or doesn’t know what it is, it’s a 6ish hour artistic piece about the stages of dementia. I highly recommend listening to it if you have a free six hours (it’s best to do it in one sitting so you can immerse yourself in it)
Just don't listen to it at night
@@lukassheridan5271 Or even when the sun starts to set
@@lukassheridan5271 can confirm, am still fucked up in the head from it
Or when you are going through tough time in your life
I recommend taking breaks in between
I thought this was just gonna slowly transition into the caretaker version- i was seriously not mentally prepared for the fades abruptly popping in and out until it fully corrupts the song. Made my heart freeze.
It is literally like heartbreaking
@@Indy-the-soup it is heartaching
@@KeaneJ123 It's... just a burning memory
That was on purpose. It's supposed to simulate what it's like to have alzheimers and to have your memories being take from you at irregular intervals and then to have them ripped from you in a moment and then try to remember what you forgotten before you forget why you need to remember.
Fuck i just got spoiled lmao
The transition is perfect.
Along with audio, the use of images from the album slowly replacing and “filling in” for the slow memory loss is amazing representation of what’s to come/happened.
lol we have the same pfp
@@_pawzl Oh wow we do
@@Neko.091 puro got me like
@@_pawzl puro got me like
I like changed :}
*Lol am a furry and you can't defeat 🍪*
Fuck me. Listening to this with headphones at night is goddamn terrifying.
I hate but love how when your getting closer to the end of the video you can hear the faint sounds of the original song in the background, clinging on. It really depicts how dementia is so terrifying, you struggle to remember the greatest moments in your life as each and every one of them slowly slip away.
Nice heart-ache
You're*
Don't worry, you'll eventually forget about it.
Did AI have dementia? What’s the context cause I have no idea
@@randomguy2023 this song was sampled in an album called ‘everywhere at the end of time’ about the stages of dementia.
Man when the “It’s just a burning memory” hit, I legit just froze. I wasn’t thinking and moving but just lay there, horrified.
Nice heart-ache
Same, it’s physically effecting me
@@Ismael-kc3ry how
@@jimmyneutron3986 more like heart attack
Scared the shit out of me
As a person who has listened through the entire 6 ½ hours of Everywhere at the end of time, just listening to this edit of the song make me break out with goosebumps and feel nauseous everytime the "just a burning memory " part kicks in. I'm shaking right now.
I don't know what people see in that tbh.
It's just Jazz music with static and the second half of it is just noise, I tried to give it a listen to see what the fuss was about but it drags on too long when the back end is just 3 hours of garbled music and white noise.
Could have had the same effect in 45 minutes or so.
People told me it's the sound of hell itself.
If hell is boredom, then yeah, I guess.
Not trying to be facetious, could someone explain why they find it so disturbing?
and this is why I only lasted an hour before I said got outta there. I am not in the mental state to do this
@@stevepalpatine2828 Mostly its because of the context of what the music/sound is supposed to represent.
Immersing yourself in the experience, trying to hold onto fleeting notes or remember songs that have been distorted beyond recognition. Putting yourself in the shoes of a dementia patient, utilizing the music as a medium for imagining what it might be like to experience it yourself.
A lot of work and attention to detail was put into the songs, their specific placements and the ways they are twisted and altered over time. But its honestly not for everyone.
Listening to this before I listened to the whole thing it was a little weird but I was fine, now whenever I hear I in a meme comp or something my eyes water
@@stevepalpatine2828 not really. I guess you feel it or don't. In that case, it's not for u, but that's ok, It doesn't mean anything. Not everything is for everyone.
This is a piece of art all by itself. I know it's mostly a joke, but the shifts happen in a beautiful way to me. It's like how you hear some new notes or parts of a song you've listened to for years, as if it changes each time you play it.
The transition is godly and it deserves all the praise
Also really like what you did to the image. Once I noticed the changes of the image, I forgot what the original image looks like. You did a great job!
Thanks! Turns out the whole image served as a nice metaphor as well :D
f-forgot?
OH GOD
Hadn't even noticed because I was so focused on the sound shifts. Sweet baby Buffalo, that's beautiful.
Shit
This isn't even horror, but it might as well be. This is one of the scariest videos I have ever watched
Oh boy, I didn't even finish the original. Just too scary
it’s in a fnaf fan game haha
I think it's so scary because of how real it is. Most of us will experience this at sometimes in the distant future. That's what makes it so terrifying for me.
Its horror. Psychological horror at that.
Same
i love how you snuck in bowlly singing “it’s just a burning memory” near the end.. gave me chills!!
5th time listening and i still get chills at that part... it was definitely a great detail as well as the background
Best part is if you listen very closely it was actually the full chorus that you could barely hear but only "it's just a burning memory" was actually audible. It's starts at around 3:21
I've heard this edit a few times but this is the first time I've noticed that.
what part
It is precisely at 3:44
@@RaiderCat12 thanks
that lyric thing appears throughout the song as well
listen before that and you can hear the lyrics, then the lyrics become louder to say "It's just a burning memory" clearly then become quiet again
3:40 is chilling. It feels like he's trying to fight against it. Damn. Good work.
There’s a theory that it’s called “it’s just a burning memory” because that’s the only lyric the patient remembers
The fact that at 1:01 I out loud said "No! Not yet!" shows me that this album has effected my mind in terrifying ways. Knowing that my family has a long history of dementia, and I will eventually get it too is horrific. It almost makes me wish that I'll die before I get old enough to experience it.
Keep your brain active.
@@prsz90 Please explain what you’re trying to say
@@Ritton. First of all, sorry if you didn't understand, my English is not very good. What I mean by Keep your brain active is that you do things in your old age (do crosswords, Learn new things, etc.) this helps to avoid dementia
@@prsz90 I thought that was things to do while young but thanks anyway!
@@Ritton. In the same way you can do them in your youth
i love how the picture starts to shift and incorporate elements from the different stage covers,like a dementia patient slowly forgetting what an important event really looked like
I just love the ‘SOMETHING IS MISSING’ vibe of this video
Yea I’m scared help me
we will never remember what I wanted to search for
DUDE THE COLORED PARTS COMING IN THAT'S THE REASON I WANTED THIS VERSION
AHHHH THE BURNING MEMORY TAP INS
THEYRE FUCKING HAUNTING
E G G
This is an accurate description of a triggering deep painful memory or a childhood trauma
How
oh my lord. what if dementia is really just a fight between your painful conciousness and the persons compartmentalizing coping mechanism, and the coping mechanism is winning and taking a nefarious grip?
u-um.. well- I mean- I guess.. *oh..*
What a wonderful song! I sure do hope it doesn’t get remixed into a depressing 6 hour album associated with the gradual take over of the mental illness that is dementia!
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What a nice comment I hope they don’t have an anime profile picture
@@DevanK-rg3td I don't think that is a bot.
Stolen
@@octo1818 actually it's a spam bot
when you realize that the lyrics at 1:07 “what does it matter how my heart breaks” is exactly the title of a track in stage 2, where this is even more distorted
I noticed that too, nice knowing I'm not delusional
I THOUGHT I WAS CRAZY
I like to think that "It's just a burning memory" represents the patients lover who's probably dead. As the song goes on, the sample still pops up, even in stage 4. To me, this is the patient trying their hardest to remember this lover.
i think it's the patient trying to remember the actual song but they can't quite put a finger on it, they only remember the beat and one verse "it's just a burning memory"
It's both. They're trying desperately to remember the song because it's that song that helps them remember their lost lover, whom will be lost forever if they lose the memory of the song.
@@detectivepayne3773 the sad thing is I sent "a burning memory" to my grandmother not knowing there was an actual song for its instrumental, and though she did know, she couldn't remember the lyrics, only the beat and one verse
You're taking it too literally. The song is just about dementia, not any specific stage that it's representative of.
@@detectivepayne3773 The song name "What does it matter how my heart breaks" could mean they also remember that verse.
This is so cool but in the worst possible way!
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Alzheimer's in a nutshell
Most people with Alzheimer’s don’t actually die of Alzheimer’s. They end up dying of a different disease because many dementia patients are old and vulnerable.
@@flamu9183 well what about the one 4 year old patient?
People always crying and having panic attacks to this and I'm like:
_you're listening to Fallout Music but your Pip-Boy is broken_
Damn gotta go to vault 81 again
Bruh am i the only one who vibes to this shit
@@eraseLove1212 no, i also vibe
Well maybe that shot to the head is gonna get you eventually. Especially with other Head Crippling!
Sounds like we're picking up a lot of rads...
1:01 just breaks my heart. The somber tone of it's just a burning memory behind those two "heartaches" just sounds so somber.
"A Burning Memory" made such an impression on me that hearing Al Bowlly sing on the song feels unnatural. He sounds like a ghost
That's just shitty recording technology.
He hasn’t been alive for some time, so you’re not wrong..
He is
he probably is a ghost, he has been dead for a few years
@@_N-0-N-4_ by a few years you mean over 70
this feels like you're having a panic attack and you're trying to ground yourself with music but it's not working
oh my god literally
@@I_Eat_Erlenmeyer_Flasks eyyyyyy I finally met someone who has the same phobia as me :D
@@I_Eat_Erlenmeyer_Flasks ohhh that makes sense
there's something so upsetting about hearing Al's voice disappear under burning memory at around 4:00 ish.
like you're forgetting what his voice sounds like.
I can hear Al's voice when I listen to it's just a burning memory 😳
4:09 here
Stage 0.5: Your mind starts to forget a couple of things, but mostly you don't care about it..... How innocent....
Is this is what its like to slowly lose your mind?
yessir
yes but to be more specific, your memory...
Nah , this is how depersonalization feels like
You should go listen to the original six hour album
Takes about 6 hours for that
2:21
I love this part a lot. It sounds like the patient is in very fierce denial and is attempting to pull away from what's inside of them in fearful fruitlessness.
3:49 too, it sounds like his voice is breaking into tears, trying to grasp to whatever glimpses he has left. You don’t lose yourself completely until you lose your past.
fruit lol
Sure, the caretaker’s existence makes this sad, but what makes this truly scary for me is the fact they your listening to a dead person singing, that always fucks with me
how dare you /nm
70, 80, early 90, and some 00 rock fans-first time?
engineer gaming
engineer gaming
@@engineergaming3 engineer gaming
I really like the flanger effect you added at 2:30. That eerie sound really shows the transition well and in a way that that can’t really be explained, only heard.
Nothing is more terrifying than trying to remember something that meant a lot to you and finding it's a blur of sounds and sights that may or may not be made up at this point.
I would like to point out how ingenious the colors and textured fading in are, I am immersed in the music and then I look down and see more color and think "when did that get there? Was it always like that?" I genuinely feel like I'm forgetting. Masterful.
Facts
it really messed with me i thought i was seeing things i had to rewind the video
me fr
I saw that, rewinded it a couple 10 seconds, and saw it quickly fade in.
It does tells that the music and the image is becoming.. different, you know this, but it doesn’t sound or look right, your memory is cracking, your memory is burning. It actually is - "just a burning memory".
I can just feel the frustration of trying to remember how the song actually went as it really just wavers at that one part intensely.
Then the satisfaction when I can finally hear the voice again, completely forgetting it was supposed to be way louder than what's heard.
Hit hard. I know I never actually forgot anything but I felt like I was in a whole new universe as a different person. Good job to whoever edited this.
Whoever made this is a genius. It ca. be perceived so many different ways, from so many different angles. Like the fact that the coloured pictures start to seep in, and heartaches gets quieter, whilst burning memory takes over.
The saddest part is you can still hear heartaches constantly fighting to be heard, but to no avail.
This is not just a UA-cam video, this is a piece of art.
I love the fact that the lyric “Just a burning memory” stands out more than the others near the 2nd 3rd. It really sets in stone the feeling of the transformation and gives reason for the track title being what it is in EatEoT. Great touch!
"What do you mean End of Time? Son get your shoes on, let's go fishing! Oh I heard a new song came out from your favorite singer called "Heartaches"! We can listen to it after we go fishing, you ready?
@MixedDUO I rember 😃
@MixedDUO we forgor
"New??.......what year is this?"
I forgorto 😆
@MixedDUO he forgor 💀
This is scary, it reminds me when you haven’t listen to a song in a long time and you revisit it and it’s different in almost every way possible.
I love how you can hear heartaches in the back round as its just a burning memory plays like its trying to take control again
At the end the art is very cool.
The new suit design is also amazing.
Glad you liked it. They’re all fragments of paintings by Ivan Seal (great stuff). I think they all would actually look great on a shirt😂
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@@apocalypticblox2346
W h a t ?
It changed?
When a happy memory becomes a traumatic flashback.
OH MY GOD THAT FIRST SHIFT SCARED THE CRAP OUT OF ME
SAME LMFAO
When?
@@mmraynor89570:32
Ididnt realise it until ireached the last stage and...
This nearly scares me more than the original, the dread I feel as I wait anxiously for its a burning a memory to appear was so incredibly intense I don’t even know how to explain it
3:24 oh crap I can hear the original singing just slowly fading... damn now I'm sad
I legit found myself trying to follow the melody and sing along with the lyrics
Timestamps that I could find:
0:33 - a painting or statue that a man is holding under the guitar.
1:03 - glitsholder in the very left center, as well as some sort of yellow blob underneath the man's right arm next to the guitar.
1:07 - Left side, above a man's head, a colorful flower.
1:23 - sound effect
1:59 - right next to the yellow blob at 1:03, the man's cuff turns into a floral pattern.
2:10 - The man's collar of his shirt turns into a similar pattern as his cuff's. A tiny bit on his other arm's sleeve is affected too.
2:35 - The guitar turns into the cardboard shown in stage 6.
3:51 - The background turns into A1's burning memory photo.
If I missed anything, please inform me.
that blue statue face it's glitsholder my beloved
Not a visual thing but at 3:21 you can hear the chorus of heart aches but the only audible words are "it's just a burning memory"
@@jimmilton8333 Thank you
1:05 theres simething on the guy on left
@@ohnoicantthinkofagoodusern5802 Oh, yes. That's the colorful flower I put at 1:07. Guess I'm off by 2 seconds 😅.
There's a famous artist named Patsy Cline who did a cover of this song. When I was a girl, my mother would let me use her ipod to listen to music and Patsy was one of the artists she had collections of. When I was 14, I bought a cassette tape of her best works because I enjoyed them from my childhood. Even though everywhere at the end of time is such a terrifying composition, I always found the first melody sticking in my head, and the names of all the songs which had the melody in it also called out to me. It wasn't until last night when I put on the cassette again for some music that I recognized the melody in heartaches and realized the reason those melodies from everywhere at the end of time stood out to me was because I have heard this song my whole life. A melody I knew my whole life but forgot it's name. Pretty scary and fitting of the album so I thought I'd share.
Thank u for sharing!
Crazy...
I'm crazy for feelin'...
...so lonely, dear...
@@E4439Qv5 I'm crazy for tryin' and crazy for cryin'. I'm crazy for loving youuuu
this whole videos is :
i rember 💡
i forgor 💀
i rember 💡
i forgor 💀
i forgor 💀
i rember 💡
i forgor 💀
And Dementia kills them.
Reel
@@JakeTheUhh
Very reel
Beginning at the End of Time
Anywhere at the end of time
beginning of the end of time.
Somewhere at the end of time
Currently sperated from time
resuming at the end of time
I just thought of the most horrific version of portraying this; Al Bowlly or some performer as healthy and complete at the beginning, but as time goes along, the other musicians turn into realistic cadavers with instruments leaning on their "bodies," the main singer physically ages and takes on remaining machinery and becomes more of an one-man-band, the venue becomes more dilapidated, et cetera...until at the very end, the vocalist looks around, only to see a run-down arena, their omnifarious musical set-up, and stood-up corpses...or worse?!? On second thought, and based on replies, it could just be puppets or mannequins that vaguely resemble them instead of real bodies. Maybe they're standing lonely in a hospital room, just the one person, realizing even the neglected setting, few tools at hand, and remains of their old friends were all their imagination, but either way, breaking into tears upon this sobering realization and the song coming to a close only to finally see...or be willing to acknowledge all this. Also, I lovingly say this; screw you, original creator, for making this so entertainingly disturbing and unsettling by having this perfectly decent photo be slowly, asymmetrically defiled half sideways, but not completely, with pieces from all six stages. It actually even unsettled my cleanliness/orderliness fixations far more so the second than the first time!
Calm down satan
If I ever learn how to animate this is the first thing I'd do.
@@ashtynjones9914 ikr 🥴😆 the dark side of our minds and imaginations are horrific, indeed
@@aslytherin5874 you'd beat me to it, if so 🙂
I like it, but the 'corpse' thing seems a bit edgy. Maybe if they just... faded away, with their instruments sitting on the floor as though they were ready to play but never returned. Everything else sounds cool, especially the singer aging, looking around and realizing they're alone... oof.
This songs lyrics actually become really dark in the context of the album... its originally just an old song about losing past lovers but specifically in this version, the way it was slowly slowed and pitched down represents the memory loss setting in a lot better, the patient is slowly realizing what's happening and is now accepting it. I love the way the lyrics of the song got twisted too, originally he was talking about how those past lovers just become bad memories, "it's just a burning memory", then it gets twisted into something really dark, like the patient's memories slowly "burning" away, especially when he said it near the end, it slowly twisted the song into a dark representation of what the beginning of dementia is like... when your memories start slipping away and you know what's going on but you cant so anything about it
Fun fact! Al Bowlly died during the blitz (September 1940 - May 1941). It was a bombing campaign performed by Germany against Britain and a big portion of bombs were dropped on London. At around 3 am, on the morning of April 17th 1941, a German parachute mine landed outside of his flat on Duke Street/ Duke court. And the force of the explosion caused windows to break and caused Al's bedroom door to fly off it's hinges and hit Al as he slept in the head, killing him almost instantly.
that’s not a fun fact bruh
Idk why but this just reminds me more of trauma than memory loss or falling into dementia
This is terrifying
you mixed this so flawlessly, when listening to this with my eyes closed, i actually got such a feeling of dread, and got shivers, trying to continue the songs lyrics as it descended into a lifeless husk at around 1:55 to 2:06. from there, i had to keep my eyes open, otherwise i felt like i was genuinely forgetting how it went. bravo, sir! bravo!
wow, i thought i was the only one who got shivers from this video! its so chilling.