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You’ve lost it, you are unable to grasp anything anymore, and all is none. Stage 4 begins with madness, thoughts jumping every few seconds not being able to cling onto a memory. In his words, a confusion so thick you forget forgetting. The Caretaker describes these stages as forgetting so much that you forget you have dementia. This brings listeners to stage 4, the first of the 3 post awareness stages. You can hear the sudden changes in tone and tempo towards the end of stage 3. You can hear that the music cant remember the melody its supposed to play. He keeps music simple, but you will notice overtime that he tries and successfully makes the music have dementia, and you can hear that the music has it. He brings you into stage 3, and this is where he wants you to feel scared the most out of anything.
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I have given the project dementia, It's a fitting epitaph for a finite series of works which has always dealt with memory.” Going blind into this album can change people significantly. He says himself, in an interview with Pitchfork, “”The Caretaker” has dementia, not me. He wants you to know that even though James Leyland Kirby doesn't have dementia, The Caretaker does. The Caretaker wants to make you feel like you’re going through this experience with him. The music start to fade in some places, like you’re forgetting parts of the song. Stage 2 slows you down, and makes you think about what there is to come. Stage 1 begins this quickly, by taking you to happy jazz clubs where the music is upbeat and cheerful. No matter what emotion that is, this album sets out to make you feel one.
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In a world full of pain, hurt, deception, political turmoil, he wanted to have people focus on feeling emotion. The Caretaker made this album to make people feel again. The Caretaker uses his experiences with other people, research about the topic at hand, and his deep understanding of human emotion and thought to make people feel these ways, and his compassion about creating something that will make people think instead of making people listen to create this album and make an impact on the world with his music. This is due to them either knowing a person with the disease this album depicts or expecting it in their future. Older generations experience feelings of nostalgia, remorse, and dread. Younger people who listen to it like to grasp on to the ideas that it introduces, determining the meaning of it all. Depending on who you are though, it can have many varying effects on how you perceive the world around you. He made this album for anyone to listen to. This idea creates a sound that few if no artists have been able to replicate. He uses them for the music with the distortion of the samples. The Caretaker makes his music by taking old samples of music from the early 20th century. Whereas he released music prior, this is the first time under “The Caretaker” Moniker. The experience The Caretaker has making music goes back all the way to 1999. Though many people have not listened to the full album, many consider it to be a surreal experience. Due to internet culture and the application Tiktok, this album has been very popular recently.
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This created an album with 6 stages, released 6 months apart from one another. Often known under the alias of “The Caretaker” for his work, he produced the album “Everywhere at the End of Time." He began in 2016 and finally finished the project in the middle of 2019. Leyland James Kirby, a music artist and deep thinker.