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The Caretakers - Nowhere at the Millennium of Space: Redux - Year 4 (Director's Edition)

THIS IS NOT MEANT TO REPLACE NOR DEGRADE THE ORIGINAL, SIMPLY TO OFFER A SOLO, EMOTIONALLY CHARGED TAKE ON STAGE 4. https://jordankeuring.bandcamp.com/al... "Nowhere at the Millennium of Space: Redux" is a full alternate and "redone" version of the original NatMoS with better production and more emphasis on emotion rather than concepts or faithfulness to the original. In place of stages a 1-8 "year" system is being used which encapsulates the patient's state of dementia on a "yearly" basis. The fourth year's early months consist of an odd calm as a result of a peaceful home life, a reduced level of awareness, and a lack of frustration or paranoia. As the months go on however, intrusive paranoia and deluded thoughts begin to slowly seep their way into each passing day. Various blows to the psyche throughout the year worsen the effects of Alzheimer's. CURRENT STAGE: CLINICAL STAGE FOUR (EATEOT STAGE 3) YEARS REMAINING: 4 PART 1 (SIDES G-H) "Attempted peace" 00:00 - G1 - Nowhere to be, nothing to say 05:33 - G2 - Positive in memory 07:39 - G3 - Welcome recollections 10:24 - G4 - Loosening grip 12:58 - G5 - An empty overture 15:18 - G6 - Realizing again 18:13 - H1 - Clouds of life 21:03 - H2 - Lasting paranoia 23:58 - H3 - Distant sun reminiscence 28:01 - H4 - Is anyone there? 32:56 - H5 - Worsening state 36:38 - H6 - Taken away PART 2 (SIDES I-J) "Lost peace" 42:05 - I1 - Color is lost 46:44 - I2 - When will this loneliness be over? 51:01 - I3 - No past, no future 57:13 - I4 - Settled unrest fleeting 01:02:01 - I5 - Better off 01:05:32 - I6 - Fall to pieces 01:09:15 - J1 - Differences becoming greater 01:12:40 - J2 - Reprisal 01:17:08 - J3 - All fallen away 01:21:49 - J4 - Sense of self 01:23:46 - J5 - Wavering optimism 01:26:39 - J6 - Enter absolute confusion Credit to Phisigma, Holist and Matcha for the art Credit to Leyland Kirby for the inspiration and concept