saaame, it hit me so hard, esspecially reminded me of a funreal i was and the person had passed away because of cancer, he had dementia too, putting myself in his shoes is what broke me
I made the mistake of listening to the last 5 minutes first so the effect of it being the beacon of indescribable terrifying harmony after hours of static was completely lost on me and I beat myself up every day because of it
@@FlansterTheFilm It really was a bad decision. I resisted and listened to all six hours one stage at a time over a few months. I'd heard it was meant to be consumed in bites with time to reflect between each stage. If I wasn't so emotionally resilient I'd have been on the floor curled up and crying loudly.
@@FlansterTheFilm I accidentally listened to the original (this one) while looking at the samples for the original and I felt a huge wave of dread hit me.
So weird to visit this, nearly 12 years later, and to see all of these old comments from years ago. This music makes me think of everyone here in the comment section here as strangely familiar. They've all left their mark, and most have been forgotten. But they're here as monuments in this song. A bittersweet observation to a bittersweet song.
This was one of his first songs and also his last. There's really nothing else like this in the history of music. This is an achievement on a level beyond the most well-respected of classics.
@@tartipouss This song was simultaneously present on the Caretaker’s first album (Selected Memories from the Haunted Ballroom, 1999) and at the very end of one of his last albums (Everywhere at the End of Time Stage 6, 2019, 20 years after his first album).
@@LucyWings they weren’t talking about Kirby leyland, they were talking about the fictional caretaker, the protagonist of everywhere at the end of time.
I was talking about the actual people who liked Kirby's work but had deceased during this 20 years since he started working in this project. How many had beautiful and countless memories and now they aren't with us, but life moves on.
When you look into the history of the original piece, _St Luke Passion, BWV 246,_ its association with memory becomes all the more apt. Although commonly attributed to Bach, it is generally believed that this is not the case. Though a manuscript of the piece features writing that is almost certainly of Bach's hand, it is unlikely that the music itself is his. Numerous candidates for its composer have been put forward, including Johann Melchior Molter, though this is unlikely as _St Luke Passion_ has been dated to 1730, whereas if Molter had composed it, it would have been written at a later date. Ultimately, who composed this piece remains unknown. Until enough information can be gathered through written sources and research to confirm its creator, _St Luke Passion_ remains a mystery, 'adrift' without its attribution.
I really don't why everyone is talking about the song being haunting. Yes it is in the context of the album, but I personally find it really chilled and comforting.
I was listening to the whole 6 hour thing and this was the only think that gave me a suprised. Not even Hell Sirens got me. The Cretakers Album is alright.
for me this track almost kinda feels triumphant since the person is finally about to be put out of their misery especially after 4 hours of (mostly) chaos
And when the day ends, as their car goes away. You remember what they said, "I'll be online tonight." Then you see the car crash. And you forget what they looked like.
Damn,to think this person is 5 years older now…its oddly terrifying to think some of the people who posted the comments are dead now,I hope whoever you are,is happy and healthy.
@@jeanbush8791 you don’t see many follow up comments like this one. I bet when you initially commented much less people were here. But the Caretaker has been blowing up recently, which I personally love to see.
If you're at a low point and you're listening to this (like me) Getting back up is an inevitability, there are always completely degenerates that will stop at nothing to strike you where it hurts the most. Get back up, fight that dang good fight and keep it up. You need it.
This makes me feel a type of fear again that I only ever really felt in my earlier childhood. Well, not exactly to the full extent, but at least a taste... It's honestly haunting that it is able to do this. I hate it. It's great.
It's like, you know... Your lucidity makes you EVEN see your old friends. Sharing an icecream, payin' the other's meal... Just little things, but hey, you feel nostagic after remember those good an' relaxin' moments.
My grandma died of lung cancer at age 61, I never cried, I never mourned, all the depression was just contained within me for years. Until I heard this. It all came out as me crying and screaming in agony for the next 30 minutes. I Fell relieved but also I bit embarrassed from this
@@justinbolivar8103 No. Remember this. GOD made you in his image. He didn't need us, but rather that He wanted us. *He wanted you to exist. Thats how much GOD loves you.* I don't want your lafe to be lost. GOD loves you. Don't kill yourself. I love you too. I don't know you personally but I love life: And because you are a lifeform created by GOD, that means I love you. As Christ taught us to. We love one-another. Stay alive. We all love you. *God bless you.*
This divine, celestial song or whatever you want to call it, transmits a strange sensation, I wouldn't know how to describe it except as, something magnificent that makes you nervous and at the same time leaves you with many doubts.
@@booperdooperproductions2545 The Ed Gein farmhouse in northern Wisconsin where suits and furniture made of human bodies were found in the late 50s. It was an infamously creepy looking isolated old farm house as it should have been. And interestingly - to me - Ed Gein inspired Norman Bates, Leatherface and Buffalo Bill from 'Silence of the Lambs'.
@@z69b I'm glad I didn't mention his Quaker Oats box filled with vaginas ! Ed wasn't well. Not well at all. But that house has become kind of a dark icon that represents places you just need to take one look at to know things are going on inside no one wants any part of. And I really am 99% sure that's a picture of it.
I saw an insane caretaker conspiracy iceberg chart and one of the lowest entries was that it was a lost medieval chant. But I literally can’t find anything on the internet about that.
as a stroll around my darkened house, at 5:00 AM in summer, i think to myself. "reality is relative. deadpools reality seems real to him, and thus is. which means we could be trapped within a sub space, like a comic. But the thing is, it doesnt matter. reality is relative. we are as much real as deadpool and other abomidable forces outside of our peripheral vision in our world. nothing truly matters, thus everything does. Fuck It."
It’s been a while since I’ve listened to it, but not a day has gone by that I haven’t thought about it. I’m back because I don’t want to die, and I thought otherwise only hours ago. I imagined how it would happen. I’d get in the car and drive down the road, and then I’d swerve into the telephone pole in the middle of the street, fully killing myself in such a small vehicle. I got in the car, but I never started it. I just sat there and thought. I’m ashamed of who I am. I was a good person. I know that. But I hurt someone, someone that I love so dearly. I can’t even express how sorry I am, but I thought perhaps it was justice to die like that. And I’d stop doing the world harm if I just ended it. But I didn’t. Not because I believe that I deserve to live, not because I forgive myself, but because I’m a coward. I couldn’t do it. Now I’m not sure what to do, so I’m back here looking for answers.
This bit is close to a small church's recording of The Passion according to St. Luke. For non Christians, let me explain. It's a piece by Bach (though it's debated if Bach really wrote it) about the book of Luke in the Bible. Specifically its about the death of Christ (whom Christians believe gained access to Heaven for all of humanity). But the original is in German and this is clearly English. Search youtube for the original sample. It's similarly haunting and is love to get my hands on the original album. German rev here and caretaker sating it isn't the one he used. th-cam.com/video/jecujWqVEI8/w-d-xo.html
The song encapsulates the loss and sadness Luke (and Christians) felt after the death of Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. So yeah.. for a musician where loss is featured as a primary motif and theme of his work... this piece seems pretty decent to sample.
*blood* floats on *blood* step 1: wait for it to *blood* step 2: cover youself in *blood* step 3: B̴̢̡̢̡̨̧̧̢̢̢̡̡̢̧̨̢̡̛̛̛̛̹̘̪̟̥̘̜̦̠͖̟̦̤̘͓̬͕̩͙̘̥͙̟͓̱͇̮̬̘̻̙͙̖̥̩̰̮̮͉̜̱̜̝͕̭̟̹̭͍̜͓̣̙̟̘͖͈̣̩̬̙͍̖̻̱̥̻͙̜̝̭͇̬̪̝͇̮̬̖̪̪̮̞̫͙͖̙̗̬̞̳̰̺̱̠̲̼̼̟̟̱̦͇͙̣͎̩̱̦͍̻̰̼̬̖̪̜͎̼̩̣͚͓̠̘͔̞̗͖̻̦̲̯͇͍̖͙̹̭̪͕͍̝̟̜͉̫̩͓̲̤͉͖̬̙̬̫͓̥̤͖͚̠͎̩̹̥̙͙̦̠͓̝͉̫̘͖̟͖͕͓̮̖̪̺̬̞̘̝̪͉̰̹̮͚̭̗̭̤̲̻͇̦̻̝̘̬̘̖̹̠͈̑̃͛̎͑͂̂͆͒̎͂͒̌̀͐̂̐͛̇̽̃̓̈́̓̊̐͒̊͊̿͌́̊̆̀̑̃̿̑̉̏̃̓̿͋͐̋̿̅̓̏̔̀́̏̈́͆̂́͛́̆̈́̿͗̐̄̂̑́̈̆̀̌̅̈́̀̄̏̂̔̋͌̒̐̐͊̐̅̅͐̏̈́̉̄̈́͂̀̔͆̌̍͂̾̓̋̂̉͋̃̀̇̌͆́͒̓͋̒͂̏͊̚̕͘͘̕͘͘̕̚͜͜͜͝͝͠͠͠͝͠͝ͅͅͅͅͅͅͅL̷̨̧̧̢̡̢̢̢̨̨̛̛̛̛̛̛̥̗̲̫̺̪͖͕̳̲̜̩̲̗̬͙̣̯̞̞̠̲͓̳̳̞̺̹̫̜̮̦͈͓̻̮̗͖̰̱̜̫̠̙̥͕̭̪͎̠̤̺͉̦̹̬̥͇͓̼̯͇͕̗͕̣̟͙̯̭̹̘̣̬̫̬̟̠̰͍̟͉͚͖͖̙̦̦͙͕̻̰̯͍͔̯̰̳̮̣̠̫͓̤̤̭̹̩͇̩͚̟̪̼̥͕̝̞̼̹̤̯̯̱͚̗͓̹͎̜̖͕͖͕̙̹̘͓̇̈́͐̊̏̎̽̈́̄̂̆̍̌͑̓͑̔͋̉̎̎͂̾͒͑͗͐̉́͗̏̾̃̽̾̆̉̅͑̇́͊̄͛̆̋̊̎̅̃͂̀̃̽̎͊́̐̃̍̒̌͌͒͋̓͊͒̀̍͌̍̓̊̾̿͗̆͋̓̀̈́̈́̓́̓̽̑̍͊͒́̋̍̉̈́̆̎̊̃̎̈́͋̆̔̔͋͂̓̔̀͆̍̔̊̃̋̆͌͊̐̅̏̌̉̅̐̉́̓͋̀̿̄͑̅͌̊̔̆͐̽̌̎̊̅͛̋͆̾́̈̐̎̂͆̐̿͂̓͛̏̅̽̽̀̍́̔̈̈́͊̉̓̓̄̍̕̕̕̚͘̚͘̚͘̕̕̚̚̕̕͘̚̚͜͜͝͝͝͝͝͠͝͝͝͠ͅͅͅǪ̴̧̢̧̢̧̨̢̨̨̛̛̛̛̛̛̛͕͍̙̟̰̬̯̝͚̲̖̙͈͇̰̝͎̦̖͉̳̹̜̭̼̮͔̻̗͍͙͕͕̪͖͕͙̮͍̻̜͈̟̝̺̙͓̯̘̙̙͉̖̣͇̙̯̯͚̙̜̥̌͌̑͗́͒͆͒̃̑̑̂̃̆̊͌͐̄̋̿͂̌̍̽̆̓̔͋̄̅̉͂͆̈́̀̌͐̈́͑́̑̀̉̿̌̋͐̿͐̉̂̓̀̋̆͑͑̒͗͆̽̏̑̃͂̐̈́̎̊̓̐͂̀̊͋̂̌͊̏͆̂̉̏̎̈́̀̓̄̽͊̃̔̔̊͛͆́̓͌͊̐͌̄͑̇͌̈́̈̔̇̂̐̔̇̅̏͆̈̐́̀̉̀̀̆͌̈́̍̒̊͛́̏̂̐̎̈́͐̈́͐̋̀̎̈́̍̀̂̇̿̆͂̏̀̎͒̂͛̅̚̚̚̕͘̚͘͘̕̚̚̚͜͜͜͝͝͝͝͝͠͝͝͝͝͝͠͠͝͝͝͝͝͝͠͝Ơ̶̢̨̢̨̡̨̢̨̧̡̨̛̛͉̰̩͉̜̫̬̭̫̺̺̟̫̭̘̻̣̹̺͓̤̩͙̤͖̪͔͇̣̟͕̬͔̤͈͎̹̝̠͇̮̞̥̼̥͔̬̜̤̼̖͍͇̼̦̤̠̟͔͉̜̮̘̞͎͔̥̼͙͎̰̭̥͎͇͈̖̱̪̩̝̘̗͓̖̘̥̯̫̭̯͔͔̰̼̹̮̖̹̫͉̝̙̙̱̭̪̹͖͖͈͚͉̼͎͓̯̱̣͍͇̰̮̰̳̜̺͚̰͓͕̯̲͍͓̣̤̰͇̗͓̣̘̫̼̞̜͓̼͕̦̩̱̭̭̜̯͚̤͕͇̘̯͇͎̤̠̣̮̮̳͍̮͈̱̅̂̀̽̀̒̀͊͆̍̐͒̿̌͐̍̉́͋̎͂̒͛̅́̐̈́͗̇͗̍̈́͋̾̅̀̊̿͗̈́̃̄͗͒͂̿̿́̄͛̊͒̒̇̍̿̂̉̈́͐̀͒̉̅͗̿́̌̑͒̈̓́̎͋͒̊̃̀̽͂̃̿͋̂̋͛̉̈̓̓͗̔͂͒͐̀̾͐͐̓̃̎̊̍͆̀̆͗̌̂̊͛͊̍̐̅̀̎̈̓̏͂̄̈́̃̂̾̔̓̆̔͛́̏̽̿̿̎́̍̽̾̑̌̃̔͌̔̋̃̈́̍̂̈́͑̈́́́̃̾̓̄́̀͆͂͐͂̈͆̍̀̓͛̒̏̒͂͛̕̕̚͘̚̕͘͘̕͘͘̚͘̕̚͘̚̕̚͜͜͝͠͠͝͝͝͠͠͝͝͝͝͠͝͠͝͠ͅͅͅͅͅͅͅD̶̨̢̡̢̡̧̡̛̛̛̤̦̠͈̰͔͚̰̟̹͙̤̪̤̥̦͇̖̥̟͖̝̻̞̮͙̙̟̠̻̠̫̠͉̯̺̱̮̖͉̲̗̣̝̥͍̺̼͇̺͔̙͕̗͕̟̹͓̙̻̫͚͓̹̙̞̫͇͖̝͉̘̥͉̙͈̖̦͓̞̗̩̺͎̥͔̘̞̞̹͕̳͓͚͓̟̯̗͛̊̂̐̃̆̌̇̔̿̍̿̏͆̐͑̔͆͐̒̈̉̇̓̓̇͌̐͌̄̍͑̈́̾͆͆͛̔̉̽̂̓̾̊͐̄͌͊̋̑̈́͌͆̉̉̐̂̔̈́̾̋͐̌̓̊͑͑̑̅̈́̅̊̃̄̎̎̿́̓͑͂̆̾̈͌̂̇̄̀͆̀͊̒̈̒͛̂̒̃́͑̉͆̄̎̈͗͌̅̋̔̈̂̿̋͆̑̍̿̈́͗́̂̈̕͘̕͘͘͘̚̕̕͜͜͜͜͜͝͝͝͝͠͝͝͝͠ͅ
Leyland Kirby (The Careaker) answered this to that question: "It's from a private recording I have on vinyl from the 1960's that one, so will only be in an edition of less than 50 copies given to the choir that performed the piece. Luckily I found it in a shop probably in the late 90's. I have two of them but the rest are impossible to find. "
*Post awareness stage 6:* "All the humanity that was onced charished, is now obliterated. Even the most basic of mental tasks have become corrupted, forign, and lost. All color and life that once filled your mental canvas is now empty. The most brutal of entanglements, repititions, and ruptures have all combined to form a fluid, merciless void. The lifeform that you are is dead, and your brain is almost gone."
It might take a while to find, this is a recording of an old church choir and only 50 copies were made, two of which the Caretaker bought at a garage sale
O Jesu Christ Thy cross doth call me O Jesu Christ Thy cross doth call me O Jesu Christ For thou did’st give Thy life of mine thou did’st give Thy life For mine O Jesu Christ Thy cross doth call me For thou did’st give Thy life for mine Jesu Christ Jesu Christ O Jesu Christ Thy cross doth call me For thou did’st give Thy life for mine For thou did’st give Thy life For mine Thy sacred heart For me is Breaking Thy sacred heart For me is Breaking
This is also the ending of his penultimate album, Stage 6.
although the stage 6 ending is a bit lower pitched
@@samuelantonov9939 And I believe it's also a tiny bit slower than the version from "A Stairway to the Stars".
The caretaker said it wasn’t, however it was close.
EaEB actually created between stage 5 and 6 so this is ending of his album
@Kirin Oh thanks for info
Also i hate when people mention EaEB is The Caretaker final release
No static. No scratching. This is beautiful.
There is both actually... you just forgot.
@@edmardisla8492 Oh no.
@@edmardisla8492 i forgor 💀
@@assgoblin9937 you had to do it didn't you
@@assgoblin9937 i rember 🗿
when i heard this at the ending of "everywhere at the end of time" i was legit ugly sobbing lol
saaame, it hit me so hard, esspecially reminded me of a funreal i was and the person had passed away because of cancer, he had dementia too, putting myself in his shoes is what broke me
I made the mistake of listening to the last 5 minutes first so the effect of it being the beacon of indescribable terrifying harmony after hours of static was completely lost on me and I beat myself up every day because of it
@@FlansterTheFilm It really was a bad decision. I resisted and listened to all six hours one stage at a time over a few months. I'd heard it was meant to be consumed in bites with time to reflect between each stage. If I wasn't so emotionally resilient I'd have been on the floor curled up and crying loudly.
@@FlansterTheFilm I accidentally listened to the original (this one) while looking at the samples for the original and I felt a huge wave of dread hit me.
Same
7 years is a long time. Looking on 7 year old comments and thinking about the time passed is oddly appropriate with the music.
dude your comment is 2 year old now omg
most comments here are now 10 years old
time flies too fast
its now been 10 years
Joe Mama it’s been 15 hours since you commented
@@drhfq it's been 2 months since you commented
There's not really any point listening to any other music after hearing this
If i only had to listen to this for my entire life i would just cry everyday
Makes you realize how important and short life is
this comment right here is now a ancient comment
the one song to end them all
You kept up that promise?
End of humanity. Nothing remains. Goodbye.
Allahu Akbar
So weird to visit this, nearly 12 years later, and to see all of these old comments from years ago.
This music makes me think of everyone here in the comment section here as strangely familiar. They've all left their mark, and most have been forgotten. But they're here as monuments in this song.
A bittersweet observation to a bittersweet song.
Poetic.
what a sad truth that this song has only just now resurfaced due to it being the source of the final 6 minutes of Everywhere At The End Of Time.
Comments in the section fades away
This was one of his first songs and also his last. There's really nothing else like this in the history of music. This is an achievement on a level beyond the most well-respected of classics.
what do you mean
@@tartipouss This song was simultaneously present on the Caretaker’s first album (Selected Memories from the Haunted Ballroom, 1999) and at the very end of one of his last albums (Everywhere at the End of Time Stage 6, 2019, 20 years after his first album).
@@flesh_bag oh ok, thanks
Credit for the melody goes to Bach.
@@tartipouss No, his last song was actually Everywhere, an empty bliss
I wonder how many people were lost between this iteration and the death of the Caretaker. They had so many memories to make, but life moves on.
he didnt die tho, and he doesnt have dementia either
@@LucyWings they weren’t talking about Kirby leyland, they were talking about the fictional caretaker, the protagonist of everywhere at the end of time.
I was talking about the actual people who liked Kirby's work but had deceased during this 20 years since he started working in this project. How many had beautiful and countless memories and now they aren't with us, but life moves on.
ohh my bad you guys
fuck this shit got me ugly sobbing
When you look into the history of the original piece, _St Luke Passion, BWV 246,_ its association with memory becomes all the more apt. Although commonly attributed to Bach, it is generally believed that this is not the case. Though a manuscript of the piece features writing that is almost certainly of Bach's hand, it is unlikely that the music itself is his. Numerous candidates for its composer have been put forward, including Johann Melchior Molter, though this is unlikely as _St Luke Passion_ has been dated to 1730, whereas if Molter had composed it, it would have been written at a later date.
Ultimately, who composed this piece remains unknown. Until enough information can be gathered through written sources and research to confirm its creator, _St Luke Passion_ remains a mystery, 'adrift' without its attribution.
Glorious! Sounds become images become sounds become visions become dreams become memories become reality.....constantly transforming.....becoming ....
Nothing.
"Nevermore."
@@normanclatcher c'est fini
may the ballroom remain eternal.
I really don't why everyone is talking about the song being haunting. Yes it is in the context of the album, but I personally find it really chilled and comforting.
it might be the case for you but listening to this after almost 4 hrs of static is bone chilling and now i can't listen to this like any other song
I was listening to the whole 6 hour thing and this was the only think that gave me a suprised. Not even Hell Sirens got me. The Cretakers Album is alright.
The voices make me think of angels welcoming you into heaven after a life of torture (I.E dementia)
I think of it as hauntingly beautiful.
for me this track almost kinda feels triumphant since the person is finally about to be put out of their misery especially after 4 hours of (mostly) chaos
you can hear how BIG the church this song being played in is. absolutely beautiful :,)
*"May the ballroom remain eternal."*
@@AverageSpaceEnthusiast *”C’est fini.”*
@@trollcart tacos
@@kid_toucher nacho taco chimichanga
@@trollcart 'Cause it's beautiful, when the whole world sings together as (???)
And when the day ends, as their car goes away. You remember what they said, "I'll be online tonight."
Then you see the car crash. And you forget what they looked like.
HOL UP THIS IS JUST THE ENDING OF EVERYWHERE AT THE END OF TIME STAGE 6
It appears in almost all of his albums, he's quite fond of it.
@Layne Krusz Oh cool
@Ryan Smith I dunno, I think they just decided to crawl all over my comment
cosmic. what are you doing here. didnt expect to see you
nope, same sample, not this song.
sample is unknown but we know: lasst mich ihn nur nochmal kussen guildford church 1960s
I hope we find the original sample soon so I can hear it
the melody has been found, but not the exact sample
th-cam.com/video/ckOA21n5N1A/w-d-xo.html
It’s gonna be a long time until we even get a picture of the record thanks to COVID
@@Sumautisticguy What does COVID-19 have to do with this?
@@flamu9183 I think Kirby was gonna fly to his parents to get a picture or record it or something
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Listening to this at 5am while your grinding on a video game is a mood.
What game were you playing?
please say minecraft
@@nonexistant8557 it was a tapping game.
@@progect3548 dementia mfs belike
@@LucyWings :pog:
Softly haunting.
Damn,to think this person is 5 years older now…its oddly terrifying to think some of the people who posted the comments are dead now,I hope whoever you are,is happy and healthy.
@@eal-ectric5196 And to you.
It fits its title very well. Friends long past forgotten, yearning to perhaps one day be reunited - whether in body or soul.
@@jeanbush8791 you don’t see many follow up comments like this one. I bet when you initially commented much less people were here. But the Caretaker has been blowing up recently, which I personally love to see.
@@shulmpino5505 That's true and a sweet way to put it. I love it, too.😍
Place in the World Fades Away
If you're at a low point and you're listening to this (like me)
Getting back up is an inevitability, there are always completely degenerates that will stop at nothing to strike you where it hurts the most.
Get back up, fight that dang good fight and keep it up.
You need it.
There’s just something about the title “Friends Past Reunited” that makes me feel weird
Like nostalgic/bittersweet is the word I’d use
I wonder if this comment will be one of those old comments everyone forgot about.
eat egg fat
become large
You will not be forgotten
Thanks, mate. I'll remember this.
**Red User will remember that.**
The soothing sounds of a nightmare
I have no words to say, this is just haunting and beautiful at the same time. A testament to music.
This makes me feel a type of fear again that I only ever really felt in my earlier childhood. Well, not exactly to the full extent, but at least a taste... It's honestly haunting that it is able to do this. I hate it. It's great.
The theme of 2020
This is the closest repsresentation in human history of what Ainulindalë (the Music of Ainur) would be like.
This is slightly more calming than place in the world fades away.
Its the same content
@@Oscky2013I think they mean it cus it’s used in a veryyyy different context lmao
Dude, im telling its the same audio, dont you understand?
@@Oscky2013 different context in which it is used + this is a much clearer recording with less static and is generally louder
It's like, you know...
Your lucidity makes you EVEN see your old friends.
Sharing an icecream, payin' the other's meal... Just little things, but hey, you feel nostagic after remember those good an' relaxin' moments.
I can't remember my old friend from kindergarten. His name was scot or scotty.. I know he had blonde hair though.
@@jaws8439 You're still young, aren't you?
Yo' can' spea' wit' thes' thing'
@@Oscky2013 I know, mate
2:35 this part is really beautiful!
tbh thats my favorite part of the fpr track too.
@@gluonicthat part sounds happy actually!and it's also my favorite part of the track!
Finally someone points That out, it's my fav part
@@MrBambi3190yeah and this is me telling it in my later account!
When you start crying about something and you don't know what it is.
Friends past reunited was released in 1999
Petition to play this at a funeral
So beautiful, but also sad.
Please play this at my funeral.
The only one of these types of comments I’d actually consider
"No, i don't think i will."
-Steve Rogers, 2023
Thanx a lot, dear Marc!
Who
@@blendyboi5023 Marc
@@amanitamuscaria6506 whos marc
@@blendyboi5023 Hxrny Marc.
@@blendyboi5023 i forgor 💀 *heartaches starts playing in the background*
My grandma died of lung cancer at age 61, I never cried, I never mourned, all the depression was just contained within me for years. Until I heard this. It all came out as me crying and screaming in agony for the next 30 minutes. I Fell relieved but also I bit embarrassed from this
it’s okay to cry about things. i know this is probably out of the blue but idk i just wanted to say that
@@IWantToEatRodyaFromLimbus thanks...
We all have different freshholds don’t be embarrassed about yours everything gets better sooner or later
This helps me think about the past, but you gotta move on don't ya?
This gives me chills... but in a good way.
So much to think about, so much to do, and yet so little time to...
Dear Lady, again a wonderful video!
Indeed a wonderful video
R u alive btw?
Come back..
This comment is almost as old as I am.
the shining...
Today is june 23, 2021, my friend José sent me this song, so cool, thanks José you're the best :)
José knows his music
José is king
this sounds like the first thing you hear when you enter heaven
Gorgeous.
3:55 surprise behelit
Amazing.
I think, it's way better than Stage 6 version.
Oooh! I like! [:
For some strange reason, this music makes me fall asleep! d:
@@parkerluciani7048 thanks for reminding me of this all these years later
Did you listen to everywhere at the end of time
@@cd55896 wow 11 years and your still active
This is the best choir music I've ever heard. If only Mr. Kirby gave us the original sample.
and forget everything or *everywhere* ?
great pictures, great athmospheric Music
My dad passed away on easter morning this year. I hope this is what he heard.
I'm suicidal and I have autism and depression. This song describes what I hear everyday in my head all the time. Lord save my soul.
Cry about it
@@Mikediego27jugosycitricos I’m serious. What the fuck is wrong with you
@@justinbolivar8103 cry about it
@@Mikediego27jugosycitricos damn bro you got the whole universe laughing
@@justinbolivar8103 No. Remember this. GOD made you in his image. He didn't need us, but rather that He wanted us. *He wanted you to exist. Thats how much GOD loves you.* I don't want your lafe to be lost. GOD loves you. Don't kill yourself. I love you too. I don't know you personally but I love life: And because you are a lifeform created by GOD, that means I love you. As Christ taught us to. We love one-another. Stay alive. We all love you. *God bless you.*
This divine, celestial song or whatever you want to call it, transmits a strange sensation, I wouldn't know how to describe it except as, something magnificent that makes you nervous and at the same time leaves you with many doubts.
This is everywhere at the end of time
Correct me if I’m wrong but that farmhouse in the opening frame is the old Gein place, is it not ?
Shit, that makes it even more creepier!
What’s the “old Gein place”?
@@booperdooperproductions2545 The Ed Gein farmhouse in northern Wisconsin where suits and furniture made of human bodies were found in the late 50s. It was an infamously creepy looking isolated old farm house as it should have been. And interestingly - to me - Ed Gein inspired Norman Bates, Leatherface and Buffalo Bill from 'Silence of the Lambs'.
@@teddydog6229 sick
@@z69b I'm glad I didn't mention his Quaker Oats box filled with vaginas ! Ed wasn't well. Not well at all. But that house has become kind of a dark icon that represents places you just need to take one look at to know things are going on inside no one wants any part of. And I really am 99% sure that's a picture of it.
Me when Blood Floats On Blood
Superb.
xd
Perfect!
This reminds me of One Flew Over The Cukoo's Nest
I saw an insane caretaker conspiracy iceberg chart and one of the lowest entries was that it was a lost medieval chant. But I literally can’t find anything on the internet about that.
it's a song called "lukas passion"
as a stroll around my darkened house, at 5:00 AM in summer, i think to myself. "reality is relative. deadpools reality seems real to him, and thus is. which means we could be trapped within a sub space, like a comic. But the thing is, it doesnt matter. reality is relative. we are as much real as deadpool and other abomidable forces outside of our peripheral vision in our world. nothing truly matters, thus everything does. Fuck It."
You mean the Marvel's Deadpool?
@@erik-sr9bj y e a
@jignore i only can agree!...all of her videos all so well done and with care....its simply awesome!
damn, those days without the reply function was total chaos, wasnt it?
@@hoominmanen it is. And I miss my old account
@@tilsgee wait is this ur account?
@@blendyboi5023 no. My old account is simply name: Teguh iman
@@tilsgee oh
The part from 1:41 to 1:50 is very beautiful imo.
True.
2:48 It actually sounds slightly happier here….. of course that doesn’t last.
The lyrics do say "For thou did give thy life for mine", so it makes sense.
It’s been a while since I’ve listened to it, but not a day has gone by that I haven’t thought about it.
I’m back because I don’t want to die, and I thought otherwise only hours ago. I imagined how it would happen. I’d get in the car and drive down the road, and then I’d swerve into the telephone pole in the middle of the street, fully killing myself in such a small vehicle.
I got in the car, but I never started it. I just sat there and thought. I’m ashamed of who I am. I was a good person. I know that. But I hurt someone, someone that I love so dearly. I can’t even express how sorry I am, but I thought perhaps it was justice to die like that. And I’d stop doing the world harm if I just ended it.
But I didn’t. Not because I believe that I deserve to live, not because I forgive myself, but because I’m a coward. I couldn’t do it.
Now I’m not sure what to do, so I’m back here looking for answers.
😮
If it helps you at all, I wub you :3
This bit is close to a small church's recording of The Passion according to St. Luke. For non Christians, let me explain. It's a piece by Bach (though it's debated if Bach really wrote it) about the book of Luke in the Bible. Specifically its about the death of Christ (whom Christians believe gained access to Heaven for all of humanity). But the original is in German and this is clearly English. Search youtube for the original sample. It's similarly haunting and is love to get my hands on the original album.
German rev here and caretaker sating it isn't the one he used.
th-cam.com/video/jecujWqVEI8/w-d-xo.html
The song encapsulates the loss and sadness Luke (and Christians) felt after the death of Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. So yeah.. for a musician where loss is featured as a primary motif and theme of his work... this piece seems pretty decent to sample.
@fatalmedicalcoma yes, i've a lot of her vids. in my playlists,Drakulady is a master!
everywhere... at the end of time
*blood* floats on *blood*
step 1: wait for it to *blood*
step 2: cover youself in *blood*
step 3: B̴̢̡̢̡̨̧̧̢̢̢̡̡̢̧̨̢̡̛̛̛̛̹̘̪̟̥̘̜̦̠͖̟̦̤̘͓̬͕̩͙̘̥͙̟͓̱͇̮̬̘̻̙͙̖̥̩̰̮̮͉̜̱̜̝͕̭̟̹̭͍̜͓̣̙̟̘͖͈̣̩̬̙͍̖̻̱̥̻͙̜̝̭͇̬̪̝͇̮̬̖̪̪̮̞̫͙͖̙̗̬̞̳̰̺̱̠̲̼̼̟̟̱̦͇͙̣͎̩̱̦͍̻̰̼̬̖̪̜͎̼̩̣͚͓̠̘͔̞̗͖̻̦̲̯͇͍̖͙̹̭̪͕͍̝̟̜͉̫̩͓̲̤͉͖̬̙̬̫͓̥̤͖͚̠͎̩̹̥̙͙̦̠͓̝͉̫̘͖̟͖͕͓̮̖̪̺̬̞̘̝̪͉̰̹̮͚̭̗̭̤̲̻͇̦̻̝̘̬̘̖̹̠͈̑̃͛̎͑͂̂͆͒̎͂͒̌̀͐̂̐͛̇̽̃̓̈́̓̊̐͒̊͊̿͌́̊̆̀̑̃̿̑̉̏̃̓̿͋͐̋̿̅̓̏̔̀́̏̈́͆̂́͛́̆̈́̿͗̐̄̂̑́̈̆̀̌̅̈́̀̄̏̂̔̋͌̒̐̐͊̐̅̅͐̏̈́̉̄̈́͂̀̔͆̌̍͂̾̓̋̂̉͋̃̀̇̌͆́͒̓͋̒͂̏͊̚̕͘͘̕͘͘̕̚͜͜͜͝͝͠͠͠͝͠͝ͅͅͅͅͅͅͅL̷̨̧̧̢̡̢̢̢̨̨̛̛̛̛̛̛̥̗̲̫̺̪͖͕̳̲̜̩̲̗̬͙̣̯̞̞̠̲͓̳̳̞̺̹̫̜̮̦͈͓̻̮̗͖̰̱̜̫̠̙̥͕̭̪͎̠̤̺͉̦̹̬̥͇͓̼̯͇͕̗͕̣̟͙̯̭̹̘̣̬̫̬̟̠̰͍̟͉͚͖͖̙̦̦͙͕̻̰̯͍͔̯̰̳̮̣̠̫͓̤̤̭̹̩͇̩͚̟̪̼̥͕̝̞̼̹̤̯̯̱͚̗͓̹͎̜̖͕͖͕̙̹̘͓̇̈́͐̊̏̎̽̈́̄̂̆̍̌͑̓͑̔͋̉̎̎͂̾͒͑͗͐̉́͗̏̾̃̽̾̆̉̅͑̇́͊̄͛̆̋̊̎̅̃͂̀̃̽̎͊́̐̃̍̒̌͌͒͋̓͊͒̀̍͌̍̓̊̾̿͗̆͋̓̀̈́̈́̓́̓̽̑̍͊͒́̋̍̉̈́̆̎̊̃̎̈́͋̆̔̔͋͂̓̔̀͆̍̔̊̃̋̆͌͊̐̅̏̌̉̅̐̉́̓͋̀̿̄͑̅͌̊̔̆͐̽̌̎̊̅͛̋͆̾́̈̐̎̂͆̐̿͂̓͛̏̅̽̽̀̍́̔̈̈́͊̉̓̓̄̍̕̕̕̚͘̚͘̚͘̕̕̚̚̕̕͘̚̚͜͜͝͝͝͝͝͠͝͝͝͠ͅͅͅǪ̴̧̢̧̢̧̨̢̨̨̛̛̛̛̛̛̛͕͍̙̟̰̬̯̝͚̲̖̙͈͇̰̝͎̦̖͉̳̹̜̭̼̮͔̻̗͍͙͕͕̪͖͕͙̮͍̻̜͈̟̝̺̙͓̯̘̙̙͉̖̣͇̙̯̯͚̙̜̥̌͌̑͗́͒͆͒̃̑̑̂̃̆̊͌͐̄̋̿͂̌̍̽̆̓̔͋̄̅̉͂͆̈́̀̌͐̈́͑́̑̀̉̿̌̋͐̿͐̉̂̓̀̋̆͑͑̒͗͆̽̏̑̃͂̐̈́̎̊̓̐͂̀̊͋̂̌͊̏͆̂̉̏̎̈́̀̓̄̽͊̃̔̔̊͛͆́̓͌͊̐͌̄͑̇͌̈́̈̔̇̂̐̔̇̅̏͆̈̐́̀̉̀̀̆͌̈́̍̒̊͛́̏̂̐̎̈́͐̈́͐̋̀̎̈́̍̀̂̇̿̆͂̏̀̎͒̂͛̅̚̚̚̕͘̚͘͘̕̚̚̚͜͜͜͝͝͝͝͝͠͝͝͝͝͝͠͠͝͝͝͝͝͝͠͝Ơ̶̢̨̢̨̡̨̢̨̧̡̨̛̛͉̰̩͉̜̫̬̭̫̺̺̟̫̭̘̻̣̹̺͓̤̩͙̤͖̪͔͇̣̟͕̬͔̤͈͎̹̝̠͇̮̞̥̼̥͔̬̜̤̼̖͍͇̼̦̤̠̟͔͉̜̮̘̞͎͔̥̼͙͎̰̭̥͎͇͈̖̱̪̩̝̘̗͓̖̘̥̯̫̭̯͔͔̰̼̹̮̖̹̫͉̝̙̙̱̭̪̹͖͖͈͚͉̼͎͓̯̱̣͍͇̰̮̰̳̜̺͚̰͓͕̯̲͍͓̣̤̰͇̗͓̣̘̫̼̞̜͓̼͕̦̩̱̭̭̜̯͚̤͕͇̘̯͇͎̤̠̣̮̮̳͍̮͈̱̅̂̀̽̀̒̀͊͆̍̐͒̿̌͐̍̉́͋̎͂̒͛̅́̐̈́͗̇͗̍̈́͋̾̅̀̊̿͗̈́̃̄͗͒͂̿̿́̄͛̊͒̒̇̍̿̂̉̈́͐̀͒̉̅͗̿́̌̑͒̈̓́̎͋͒̊̃̀̽͂̃̿͋̂̋͛̉̈̓̓͗̔͂͒͐̀̾͐͐̓̃̎̊̍͆̀̆͗̌̂̊͛͊̍̐̅̀̎̈̓̏͂̄̈́̃̂̾̔̓̆̔͛́̏̽̿̿̎́̍̽̾̑̌̃̔͌̔̋̃̈́̍̂̈́͑̈́́́̃̾̓̄́̀͆͂͐͂̈͆̍̀̓͛̒̏̒͂͛̕̕̚͘̚̕͘͘̕͘͘̚͘̕̚͘̚̕̚͜͜͝͠͠͝͝͝͠͠͝͝͝͝͠͝͠͝͠ͅͅͅͅͅͅͅD̶̨̢̡̢̡̧̡̛̛̛̤̦̠͈̰͔͚̰̟̹͙̤̪̤̥̦͇̖̥̟͖̝̻̞̮͙̙̟̠̻̠̫̠͉̯̺̱̮̖͉̲̗̣̝̥͍̺̼͇̺͔̙͕̗͕̟̹͓̙̻̫͚͓̹̙̞̫͇͖̝͉̘̥͉̙͈̖̦͓̞̗̩̺͎̥͔̘̞̞̹͕̳͓͚͓̟̯̗͛̊̂̐̃̆̌̇̔̿̍̿̏͆̐͑̔͆͐̒̈̉̇̓̓̇͌̐͌̄̍͑̈́̾͆͆͛̔̉̽̂̓̾̊͐̄͌͊̋̑̈́͌͆̉̉̐̂̔̈́̾̋͐̌̓̊͑͑̑̅̈́̅̊̃̄̎̎̿́̓͑͂̆̾̈͌̂̇̄̀͆̀͊̒̈̒͛̂̒̃́͑̉͆̄̎̈͗͌̅̋̔̈̂̿̋͆̑̍̿̈́͗́̂̈̕͘̕͘͘͘̚̕̕͜͜͜͜͜͝͝͝͝͠͝͝͝͠ͅ
cover yourself in Ơ̖͍͙̝̻̠̪̠͇͍͒̐̎͘’̴̨̨̛̣̩̰̞̙͉̳̈́̊͐́̓̎ͅ$̧̝̙͈̝̈̏̉̃͛͆̓͌̿͐:̵̢̭̳̣̠̽͗͛̽̍̉̚͜͝3̵̱̖̹͈̹̞̅̑̾̕͠’̧̧̤͖̪̙̒́́͂́̅̚l̨͎͖̘͒̌͌̓̓̄͆̈͢
WOAH
it has been found
*Post-Awareness Stage 6 is without description.*
невероятная музыка
Does anybody know if this is a Requiem and by whom composed it
I am searching too.
I've asked everyone I know who knows about classical music and no-one has any idea at all, i'd love to know
Leyland Kirby (The Careaker) answered this to that question: "It's from a private recording I have on vinyl from the 1960's that one, so will only be in an edition of less than 50 copies given to the choir that performed the piece. Luckily I found it in a shop probably in the late 90's. I have two of them but the rest are impossible to find. "
@@JuanDSL ok, but what's the name of the piece?
@@miki890098 Apparently, nobody knows. But I don't need sleep, I need answers.
Beautiful 😭😭😭
As I leave my mark, please remember me.
the start of the song is the same noises my house makes every 5 minutes in the night
Don’t mind me, just leaving a comment so I can maybe make someone else feel weirded out even though already ten years have passed...
FPR was a sample of a sample
This sounds like how Armageddon would sound like
Post-awareness stage 6 is with desctiption
*Post awareness stage 6:*
"All the humanity that was onced charished, is now obliterated. Even the most basic of mental tasks have become corrupted, forign, and lost. All color and life that once filled your mental canvas is now empty. The most brutal of entanglements, repititions, and ruptures have all combined to form a fluid, merciless void. The lifeform that you are is dead, and your brain is almost gone."
@@AverageSpaceEnthusiast 👏👏👏
does anyone have the original sample to this?
i do not think so.. the internet is looking for it.
edit: they have some sort of lead but the original version is still not found yet.
@@octane8mil I have something similar but it's not the original
Here it is
th-cam.com/video/aDxAs9N9wks/w-d-xo.html
It might take a while to find, this is a recording of an old church choir and only 50 copies were made, two of which the Caretaker bought at a garage sale
Isto só é assustador para quem já não tem memória de onde veio e para onde vai
um br
god... a 12 year old video...thats old
Lol furry 🕶
@@DontLooks1 k don't give a shit
@@DontLooks1 ew
"Aww, how sad, let me play you a sad song on the world's smallest violin!" *plays this*
i wonder, is this based on anything?
Yes, but it's not been found
@@TheJedo it's probably some random church video somewhere on the internet
Yes but we have *forgotten*
Sample is Johann Sebastian Bach • Lukas Passion • Lasst mich ihn nur noch einmal küssen
@@voxdox9219 The original sample is a 60s church singing it
This remind me a heck of a lot of Place In The World Fades Away, same sample?
Yes
_O Jesu Christ,_
_Thy Cross doth call me._
Why is this not on Spotify,we need it on there
Yeah every other eateot song isn’t there(the samples are though)
@@Uim37194 the reason why many eateot songs are unseen in Spotify is because that leyland Kirby aka the caretaker *HATES* Spotify
He added ALL of the stages on Spotify in December 2023
i am leaving this comment here so i will not be forgotten.
3:54 *GRRRIIIIIIFFIIIIIIIIIIIITTTHHHH!!!!!!*
O Jesu Christ
Thy cross doth call me
O Jesu Christ
Thy cross doth call me
O Jesu Christ
For thou did’st give
Thy life of mine
thou did’st give
Thy life
For mine
O Jesu Christ
Thy cross doth call me
For thou did’st give
Thy life for mine
Jesu Christ
Jesu Christ
O Jesu Christ
Thy cross doth call me
For thou did’st give
Thy life for mine
For thou did’st give
Thy life
For mine
Thy sacred heart
For me is Breaking
Thy sacred heart
For me is Breaking
This is my holy theme song
when you hear the song of death (place in the world fades away) and nobody else hears it but I sounds off and when I ends you don't die
Is this what babies think music sounds like?
If so then it’s amazing
So haunting
Shin godzilla: Yo this is my jam
Funny how this was released before the actual version on his channel.
No!
It kind of reminds me of Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater.
oh this is where i park my life's envy
Anyone watching this from 2021?