Replying to: Tastylemon16Didn’t understand what all the craze was about the Caretaker

Personally the appeal has to do with the album itself just being a masterpiece , most touching piece of music in a long time

Alzheimer’s and dementia stand as some of my biggest fears as a whole to the point where personally it doesn’t feel like it’s worth going through if worst is to come

The changes made to turn what were nigh century old masterpieces from a generation that’s succumbing to its near end , to a grueling torturous and bleak 6 and a half hours of pure anguish , representing multiple stages detailed

Best representations within the albums is HeartAches , a song by the old musician Al Bowly

From listening to his original song , and then traversing your way to Leyland Kirby’s beautiful yet abombinal retellings of sorts

It’s just a burning memory ,what does it matter how my heart breaks , and heart breaks , burning despair does ache ,aching cavern without lucidity, mournful camaraderie , and up to the Post Awareness segments

It shows the decline from what could be old yet lively people who still are at their happiest , to husk who are at their mentally loneliest possible , not even being able to known who they themselves are , the album stands personally as the most dreadful , even dwarf If the likes of Numblife and Body count (imo ofc)