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Yeah, the atmosphere in this game is top notch! I occasionally consider going back for some more questing (which so far I haven't done 🙁) and it's all because of the atmosphere. Exhausting the dialogue options just sounds like plain old RPG gameplay, I've done plenty of that in my time 😄

I'm not sure I see the connection between Error and Disciple, but the other songs in the 'chain' make sense 👌 I think generally speaking going with the simple explanation is the right approach. I think Ale doesn't speak much in public appearances because she doesn't need to, whereas the earlier vlogs were not, or at least did not feel like, public appearances. There's a chance I believe this because I do the same thing so it seems very obvious to me, but if someone else is going to answer the question, unless I think they'll do a bad job at it, why would I answer it? Meanwhile the vlogs were closer to having a chat with her sisters, so it's more natural to butt in here and there. But, again, personal experiences color that opinion so I might be off. Then, seeing as "Ale doesn't speak" became a thing, I suspect the band decided on a few questions that they get asked all the time that Ale would answer so the spread of who speaks in interviews would be more even. At least as far as I've noticed in recent interviews when they are asked how the band got started everyone knows Ale answers that. She's definitely a smart cookie, too, by my reckoning. It may be hard to spot because she doesn't waste energy talking unless the situation calls for it, but in one of the older videos the band was talking about pros and cons of being sisters and working together (which is a question they have since perfected answering, which is more efficient but less interesting) and Pau was looking for cons so she said something along the lines of "because we know each other so well we argue a lot" and Ale said "that's a good thing" since that way they move through things they need to work through more efficiently due to the lack of filter. Based on my observations in life (which are not very expansive, admittedly), that's a rare and valuable mindset to have, and she was around 14 at the time. That was a massive +respect points moment for me. I do wish we could get (really) long form 1 on 1 podcast-esque conversations with each band member (and Rudy) so we would get to see more of them that's not just the music stuff. It's one of those things that makes me wish I could do it myself so we would have it. As for presenting on stage I'll trust your analysis of Ale, because I'll admit I have not paid deep attention, so to me it looks like she has a collection of moves that she cycles through. As for Dany though, while I agree that her vocals and stage mannerisms are the bulk of her expression, because I'm learning the guitar I've dug through the tabs of some of the songs and I feel like there's a lot of her in the guitar as well, it just takes a deeper look to see. I love the things she does on the guitar especially in the context of the specific song (in saying that I should note that I'm not sure how unique some of those things are because I haven't looked into what other guitarists do all that much). I'm sure this is true for all musicians and their instruments, but I only understand a bit of guitar, so that's the only place I can spot cool stuff. And with that said and while on expression, to me it's not the drumming that stands out the most about Pau, but rather everything else she does from behind the drum kit. She will sing, dance, mime, hype, scream, even front for the band, all that while committing unbridled violence upon the drum kit. It gives off force of nature that can not be contained feel, and to me that's what stands out the most about her on stage. Lastly, since you spent a number of sentences on beauty I'll say I few words as well. I will make no objective statements since "beauty is in the eyes of the beholder" and everyone can make up their own mind, but I will say that I'm quite happy they don't lead with their physical appearance the way some (most?) female musicians do. That would not enhance their art. On the contrary, it might distract from it. Let the performance do its thing instead 👌🤘⚡

@bsdsuPASTA you know now that I think about it Disciple doesn't really connect to Error. I also don't play any instrument. I have no talent for it and never have. So I'm sure even someone who is just beginning with their instruments can spot what I never could. The music these ladies put out is freaking amazing though. I thought their new album Keep Me Fed was more of a pop album. But it seemed like their agenda was Let us show you how a pop album should be done and they succeeded. From what I've seen all their albums are considerably different from the others. So it's probably a case of that inconsistency being consistent. I have a hard time picking a favorite song of theirs. But I tend to fall back on Red Hands Never Fade, Automatic Sun, Survive, Free Falling, & Animosity getting rhe most play. Turns out to be one from each album. So they got that going on. I'll say this, Error is kind of a creepy song and it seems like it's a message from AI when I heat it. AI is good stuff no doubt. Buy I hope as humans we tread lightly regarding it. I'm sure we won't. But one can hope. I'm also glad they dont rely on their looks for fame and fortune. Because they easily could. I hope they're doing this in their later years Susanna Hoffs style.

@@jodylivengood4061 Having no talent just means you have to be more stubborn. Only lack of desire can stop you from learning an instrument (and anything else in life). One way I could describe The Warning's music is "all kinds of stuff, but rock", although some songs were later adapted to be non-rock ballads. That's how I feel about KMF as well, I wouldn't call it pop even if some songs have a pop vibe to them (pop, but rock). This quality of their music is probably what I like the most about it, that different songs feel different. With some other bands I hear 4-5 songs and then I want something different. With The Warning whatever song plays next will be something different 😄 I believe the point of Error was to elicit such feelings as you are having. That's much more effective with the correct point of view, which is something TW do quite a bit (and I love). They'll show you the point of view of "the other side" and let you see what that's like. I find it very effective (think Disciple, Money, Kool Aid Kids, Escapism, etc.). I'm not worried about AI, personally, but at the same time I'm glad there are people who are. It's better to have some of those, just in case 🤞

I agree, you're due to have another listen 😄 Definitely keep an ear out for some of the cool effects they have added to enhance the feel of some songs! The musical choices add a lot to the feel of the story, and at least for me having a deeper understanding of the lyrics (or at least believing that I do) adds a lot to the feel of the music. Have fun ✌

That's a good one, I like it! I'm adopting that interpretation, thank you 🙂

They are connected in the sense that "rose" and "thorns" mean the same thing metaphorically, so "plucking roses but keeping the thorns" would be "getting rid of the good but keeping the bad" and "there is no rose without its thorns" would be "good stuff usually have downsides" then there's the example of prickled fingers being the natural downside of being in love. Unless I'm missing something?

That makes sense, yeah. I still prefer to see that as 'fighting words' which goes well thematically with the following line - "Won't let you win". That makes the song feel more like a battle for control over the body, but the Evil Side telling the Queen to cut herself after raises less questions with your interpretation so I can see the merit in both 👍

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Alright, so which band member do you choose to get killed in Stalker? 😆 The glances they're tossing each other do make me consider. There's still the "remember me as I was before" line, which suggests the love interest and the girl from the story at least kind of knew each other, but it's possible that refers to a brief encounter at a diner. It's an adequate theory, I'd say! Also, yeah, RUclips replies confuse me sometimes as well 🤞

Could be! Maybe the band makes a deep cameo in QotMS/P.S.Y.C.H.O.T.I.C. as some of the red splatters on the pages 😄 There's also this theory by @oregonlt3 (this should link you to a comment on one of the other videos) ruclips.net/video/s6Aj473_oak/видео.html&lc=UgzDkjVa65u1nkXOVfN4AaABAg That picture is a source of mystery and many goofy, fun theories it seems 😁

I was 100% going to go there if not for Dany's 'save' from the vlog. "Because she's crazy" is such an easy lie, but "she doesn't regret the part where she loved very deeply" I am Satisfied with 🙂

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great point and I do believe that she is lying to herself if she has no regrets. for instance the fact that she has constant nightmares indicates this to me. so I will disagree with Dany on this, and as the band said, they themselves have their own versions of what happened but others may interpret it differently.

@@itsratso. It's worth noting that it's possible for someone to regret doing something but still believe it was the right thing to do. Us humans can exist in such contradictions 😄 In other words, if we separate "I don't regret" to an intellectual and an emotional statement, the Queen/Girl definitely feels deep emotional regret based on the text of a lot of the songs, not just The End, but intellectually she, presumably, does not regret her actions. That's how I understand Dany's words and what I went with in my interpretation to stick as close to what's written as possible.

I wouldn't know about the levels of pain or the quality/quantity of scars so I'm willing to believe both, but as far as I'm aware there are 2 reasons for self-harm (excluding fringe situations, which this story probably qualifies as) - one is attention seeking, and the second is because pain demands attention in the absence of adrenaline, so it's essentially a shortcut to a messed up form of meditation for people who are very stressed/anxious/etc. (I do not endorse such behavior, of course, actual meditation + therapy are much more preferable). Neither of those really fit in that point of story but if you have more info on reasons why someone would want pain (aside from what I mentioned) and scars, I'd love to hear it. "Can't take it back now" referring to scars is something I missed, thank you for pointing it out! It fits neatly, I like it.

@ no, I’ve no deep insight to it. Beyond The Warning lyrics of course😂. “Bleeding just to feel alive. Causing self-pain just to feel something beyond endless depression?

@@oregonlt3 I view this line from s!ck metaphorically, but in a way it still fits with causing yourself 'pain' just to feel something that's not whatever you're currently feeling (such as depression, as you mentioned). In a way, the whole song s!ck can be seen as presenting that concept but without the actual self-harm. Looking for some chaos to break out of the oppressive and mundane order of daily life. Or, to borrow from Thoreau, seeking escape from a life of quiet desperation. It's been way-too-long since I've seen it, but as I recall the movie American Beauty explores that idea as well. Except while 's!ck' can be done right (and also wrong), self-harm is like snorting cocaine to cure depression - it doesn't work.

I think Acceptance took the wrong turn on the roundabout 😄 Do you know if there is any significance to the girl being a waitress, or is that just neat extra info that doesn't really tie into anything?

@ for sure,the sign read “crazytown, second right” 😂. No, that drawing is something of a mystery. I’ve only heard them address it in the context of fans thinking the waitress appearance is a mashup of a 3 girls but they said that wasn’t the intent. I just interpret it as an imagining of how they came across this story. Kind of a film noir scene. Rudy’s sister? Did all the artwork. They spoke about doing a vlog with her regarding it but I don’t think it ever happened though I’ve not dug super deep thru the Patreon archives.

@@oregonlt3 Shame, I would've loved to see a vlog with the artist. Also shame that they haven't told us about that picture. In my mind it's a homage to the artists and the waitress is maybe the girl from the story, so in effect it puts the artists in the world they created and in the form they were at the time (although I could raise a question about their height relative to one another 😄). Like an artistic memento of The Warning from the QotMS days.

Hey, we graduated the same university! 🙂 As far as I know Schizophrenia can be responsible for a lot of the behaviors present in the album, but D.I.D. still gets my vote as the most likely main culprit due to the distinct personalities. Communication between the different personalities being impossible would make me reconsider, but upon quick check with ChatGPT, apparently DID personalities can interact with each other internally, as in hearing each other's voices and having internal conversations (among other things). I know LLMs are known to hallucinate occasionally but the sources it cited (traumadissociation.com and did-research.org) seem legit on a quick glance. A lot of the info I saw on the first website specifically makes me lean even more heavily towards DID. If you have information to the contrary, however, I would love to hear it. Also, I personally don't like the Pau sings character A and Dany sings character B, mostly because Dany sings Crimson Queen, which should be the main personality, but she also sings in The Sacrifice and she is the evil one in Sinister Smiles. If anything, Pau is the one who shows up later on, but then she's also the one who ends the whole thing in The End and the one in the afterlife of Dust to Dust? I haven't been able to make coherent sense of the separation, so I just jot it down to musical preferences (such as we can't have the drummer sing most of the album and we need different people for the different characters in this one song, etc.). The reaper in 'Hunter' is an interesting situation indeed! 🤞

@ yes, ‘Crimson Queen’ would appear to be the outlier & took me a while to reconcile (force into my square hole😂). But the infatuation is a manifestation of the illness hence falls under the Dany side. Delusion, false fixed belief unchanging in the light of conflicting evidence. Auditory verbal hallucinations attributed to an external source, rather than internal, are considered the defining factor for the diagnosis of schizophrenia. It’s generally believed that the Queen/evil side are an internal source (voice in the head are ALL internal, it’s the perception that matters) but it’s never clearly expressed how the girl hears them. Now the Reaper clearly seems to be an external hallucination hence not DID. Also the Queen/evil side is clearly destructive & emotive lending to the AVH diagnosis. As opposed to DID personalities, while being complete & unique identities, are most often benign. Eventually we will get Psychology of Rocks “official” diagnosis as she’s said she’s working on a QotMS analysis 🧐 😊

@@oregonlt3 Why would the infatuation be a delusion? Being in love is not a mental illness, even if it manifests as such 😄Unless I misunderstood what you mean? As for external hallucinations, wouldn't assuming that the Reaper is an extra personality in the girl's mind mean that it's not an external AVH? Especially considering that the Reaper kills the Queen, so if it's all in her head then she does it, which kind of sounds to me like it's a personality rather than an external force (as per her perception) which doesn't actually exist. Furthermore, I found some website that goes over DID myths and I also checked specific questions with ChatGPT (such as is it possible for a personality to form later in life and is it possible for one personality to prevent another from taking over the body) and from what I found the story in the album is not a common DID experience but it's technically possible. I don't know much about Schizophrenia and how well it fits (or doesn't) in this story. I'd love to see someone with actual relevant background tackle the topic, so I'm looking forward to that "official diagnosis" 😄

She has to live the story over and over again every time someone listens to the album 🙂 That's the throne she gets to sit on now that she's in Hell. But, nah, me personally? A time loop like that bugs my brain, so I give the Queen a pass on it in my interpretation. She's just telling her story to fellow dead people because she wants to hear what they think about her actions by the end of the story.

Bugger me, the text does get 'messier' 🤯Quite early in the song, too, so it would make sense instead of changing the font again to express the messiness differently. Alright sir, I'm sold. It was intentional! Also, since you noted their rich vocabulary, I've heard the examples you provided mentioned a few times (especially 'debase'), but my favorite thing when it comes to rare words has to be Pau casually dropping "discombobulated" in a normal sentence in some interview. I love that word and I love that moment 😃

@@bsdsuPASTA OK, finished up the rest of the video and I think you hit all of the pertinent points. Some people think that the Grim Reaper is a separate character but there is absolutely no reason to introduce one into the story. With the Queen's mental state, they could bring in a whole cast of characters without going outside of her own mind. And a separate character effectively ruins the story line. No, the Grim Reaper is some glimmer of her guilt coming back to haunt her.

@@TimberWolf762 Yep, they have all the characters they need in the Queen's head 😄 I don't blame anyone for thinking the Grim Reaper is a separate entity though, since the band made it seem that way in vlog 26. At least that's my impression of it, even though when they said "new character" they could have been referring to a new personality in the Queen's head. Whatever the case, the story is much better if we interpret Hunter as per your comment 👌

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Thank you, I'm happy to hear that! I really thought nobody would care 😄

The way I go about my interpretations is I try to keep them thematically consistent to their respective songs and I consider the chronology of the story (within and across the songs). So for example, while your interpretation of Sinister Smiles is entirely possible, I choose to not interpret the Evil Side as daring the Queen because she only says "grab the dagger, cut through skin and stain the water" after the Queen has already given up. That and the events in Dull Knives as I interpret them are why I choose to view those lines as instructions. The Queen has already given up and I know she will cut herself in the next song, so I interpret those lines as the midway point between those two things - the giving up and the self harm. Furthermore, there's no mention of harming others in Sinister Smiles or in Dull Knives (unless you interpret it differently), so I choose to interpret the events as no murders until Queen of the Murder Scene. Speaking of which, I am 100% latching on to that scream in the song on the last "I'm a machine no emotion" as the second overall murder and the first murder since the Evil Side took control, purely because of that scream in the song. A thematic choice more so than anything else. I also highly agree that there are a LOT of murders in this album, but to me there's 1 in Stalker, 1 in QotMS, many in P.S.Y.C.H.O.T.I.C. and 1-ish in Hunter and The End (depending on what you count as murder). Thank you for mentioning DID! I briefly considered going into it in these videos, but ultimately decided not to because I worried I'd get too deep in the weeds of it at the expense of keeping the focus on the story, and there's no need to explain it when it is shown so well in the story itself. Although now that I think of it that might be a reason to at least mention it 🤔 I've only briefly looked into the whole concept and it was a while ago so I don't remember the specific details, but isn't dissociation often tied to psychosis? The way I thought it works in the story is, the Queen has some underlying condition, then the first murder triggers the DID, and when the alter ago takes over the Queen starts getting psychotic episodes, so her condition keeps getting worse the further into the story we go. Or is that not how this works?

Good stuff! I assume you've seen the vlogs and the first draft that Pau presented to her sisters was "blood everywhere!". I think it was Dany that made that comment. So yes, definitely multiple murders, the only question being how many.

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That's an interesting interpretation, thank you for sharing! You say that there is no mention of the Queen using a dull knife for the murder, but there is no mention of the murder itself either 😄We only really know it happened because Pau said so. With a little bit of creative thought pretty much any interpretation can make sense, and especially if we ignore or choose to interpret some lines very generously. For example, before I found out about the booklet I thought one of the bits in Sinister Smiles where Dany and Pau sing together was said by the wrong character (the colors in the booklet suggested I had it wrong) so I had to reconsider the whole 2nd half of the album. Technically speaking that interpretation is still possible if I choose to ignore the colors and interpret a few lines generously. That said, for your interpretation we would have to be generous with our understanding of what the Queen means when she says "Do what they say or else there will be hell to" in Sinister Smiles, since that suggests that she's caving in rather than resisting, and also the actual line in Queen of the Murder Scene (the song) is "You can always kill what's immortal but it just doesn't apply to me", rather than "can't", so we'd have to come up with something about that as well. It makes for a cool and unique version of the story though 👌

@ good points! I guess one of the best things about the album is that there are enough holes in the story that you can be creative with your own interpretation, but not so many that the story feels incomplete

@@EriktheG248 100% agree, that's my favorite thing about the album (perhaps excluding the music itself)!

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it! And thanks for noting on the "I'd walk away" part 👌 I'm actually surprised the "kill what's immortal" part generated discussion 🤔To me the Evil Side is so full of herself that of course she says those things. As you say, she views herself as evil itself, though I like imagining her as being so single-minded in her murder lust that she does not consider the concepts of good and evil at all. Like a force of nature that acts according to its design without a thought to spare for anything else. That's just my head canon though, not something I've seen in the text. But she certainly believes herself to be some higher being, maybe even a personification of evil.

You don't think she wasn't? Does that mean you think she was? Double negatives are a bit confusing 😅 The vibe that I got from the text is pretty much what is written - the Evil Side was confident that the Queen wouldn't do it because she would break before she could. Either that or she didn't believe the Queen would do it at all (not at that point anyway). Is there anything in the text/art/styling/music that makes you think the Evil Side wanted the suicide? My guess based on how much she seems to be enjoying herself would be that she would prefer to keep living and keep killing.

@bsdsuPASTA my (IMO, blah blah blah) take on it is that I think people take the story too literally. there isn't multiple characters here, there is one. a very scared, confused, panicking girl with mental illness. the evil side is her, the grim reaper is her, the rational side is her. the voices she hears are her psychosis, which further scares and confuses her. she is at times defiant, at times remorseful, at times despondent and suicidal. eventually her dark thoughts drag her down and that's it for her. btw when the voices tell her to spill blood and stain the water it might not be hers. I think it's insinuated that she might have had more than one victim I think.

@@itsratso. In a Patron-only chat in 2018, Pau specifically and deliberately said "the first murder" is in 'Stalker', so yes, there are multiple. And yes, my take is that all of them are the girl, just multiple personalities in the same person.

@@itsratso. I think aside from the Grim Reaper all of the 'characters' singing are intended to be the same girl, but I'm with you in that in my take even the Grim Reaper is that same girl. I do make the distinction of them being different personalities in her head though, so they can have different goals and ideals and can, in a way, interact with each other. That's why I would say even if the monolith of The Queen would want to commit suicide, the fragment that is the Evil Side probably doesn't. It's all up to personal interpretation, of course. Spill the blood and stain the water could be referring to someone else's blood, but I went with the self harm interpretation because the next song is all about self harm, so it makes sense. Also staining the water in my mind refers to bathtub cutting, but there's nothing specifically indicating that, so it could be anything.

That's a noble pursuit, as all instruments are cool!

She did a good job at conveying her emotions on the matter with the lyrics, I reckon 😄

Technically speaking Miku took the initiative to start Band-Maid while everyone else was in the right place at the right time to join in. The formation of Band-Maid is the closest thing to a miracle story I'm aware of in real life. The Warning's parents didn't really start them as a band, they got them piano lessons and later Rock Band (the game). The rest wasn't really their idea.

You're welcome, I'm glad you liked it! I'm also looking forward to seeing part 3 on RUclips 😅 Hopefully it won't take as long as this video did 🤞

You're welcome, I'm happy to hear you appreciate my input :) I am also very intrigued by this concept album. I sometimes read the lyrics and wonder what sort of research they must've done to be able to portray those subjects so well. Someone's google search history from back then must be very difficult to explain 😄 I agree on the music and the art. The lyrics on their own are already good, but add the music and the art, and it really elevates the whole thing 👌👍⚡ And all of that would've been true even if it wasn't done by a gang of teenagers. But it was, and that's mind blowing to me as well.

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The part that I'm addressing is "Look what I have prepared to show you", rather than "Let me show you how things can quickly unfold". She has prepared something to show us, but she doesn't tell us what it is (that being her story). The line "How things can quickly unfold" to me is a statement about pacing rather than subject (the dynamics of something, rather than the contents). My bad there for lumping the "Let me show you" with the previous line - "Look what I have prepared to show you". It is more accurately part of the following line - "Let me show you / How things can quickly unfold"🤞

Thank you, I'm glad you liked it!

Thanks, I'm glad you like it! The Xs are in Red Hands Never Fade, no? Unless you think the two pages "bleed together" so the Xs are from Stalker but on the page of Red Hands. That could be the case, and the Xs can also mean kisses in Red Hands, but I can't logically get there in my head so I'm not sure 🤔It's an interesting thing to consider regardless, thank you for sharing!

@@bsdsuPASTA Ah, yes, I had to open my booklet to see. Yes, in RHNF, but in that song she is talking to him as if he was still alive. "I'm pleading, listen to me." I can imagine that if a girl is apologizing and pleading with someone to forgive her, she could also be kissing him. And the poor girl is going insane, so logic may not always dictate her actions.

@@TimberWolf762 The case can absolutely be made for that, I agree. If I am to go with my interpretation of RHNF, however, kisses would add a new emotional angle to the song, which has not been set up. The presentation in the rest of the booklet is too good for me to consider something being "randomly" added without being addressed in some way, but I could also be missing something.

@@bsdsuPASTA And yet there are other random elements. The ticket (subway?) in Stalker. The "Thank you" scrap of paper in The One. My own experience in book covers (I'm a published author) is that the artist gets close enough and the deadline puts pressure on to go with it. Probably not so much with QotMS, but there is still that element of the band being one step removed from the artwork since they weren't doing it themselves.

@@TimberWolf762 The ticket makes sense when stalking, presumably she hopped on the same subway (or whatever) as him while following him. The "Thank you" I always connected to the Queen's unreasonable faith that she will be The One, therefore she's thankful to her love interest for choosing her, despite her not being The One currently, and that sort of delusional thinking is in line with the rest of the delusional thinking in the song. That said, I'm aware this one specifically is a stretch 😄 The Xs could be kisses, but if they are there's something I'm not seeing that somehow ties them to the emotional state of the Queen in that song (and even if they're not kisses, there's still something I'm missing). Either that or it's a random addition, which as much as I'd rather not think of it that way, it might be. I'm not sure how well the book cover analogy works, since as far as I'm aware (and you'd know more about that than me) QotMS was crowdfunded and should not have had any (much?) outside pressure. On an unrelated note, what do you write? I'm a casual writing enjoyer myself 🙂

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Thank you, I'm glad you liked the analysis! And thank you for the suggestion + the link! Someone else also mentioned Swan Song and specified I should check out the version with the Chopin intro. It's good to have a link to it to make sure I don't do the wrong version 👌

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I have added "Edge Of The World" and "Swan Song (with Chopin intro)" as per your specifications to my list, thank you for the suggestions and the extra info 👍 I do quite enjoy pianos in metal/rock songs. If other songs don't get suggested a lot, maybe I'll go ahead and check Swan Song next 🤔