Composer Reacts to Silencer - Sterile Nails and Thunderbowels (REACTION & ANALYSIS)
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- Bryan reacts to and talks about his thoughts on 2. STERILE NAILS AND THUNDERBOWELS · silencer ·
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0:00 Intro
1:40 Reaction
8:00 Analysis - Is This Parody?
13:42 Analysis - Atmospheric Exploration
18:06 Analysis - Lyrical Dive
24:33 Analysis - Mixed Messages
25:39 Outro
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Black Metal doesn’t want you to like it, and it especially…doesn’t want you. Ta ta.
such a classic track- love it- masterpiece
This band is like a car crash you can't look away from.
how so
According to rumours, Nattramn was institutionalised at Sankt Sigfrids sjukhus (which translates to English as "Sankt Sigfrid's Hospital" and is a psychiatric hospital located in the city Växjö) soon after the release of Silencer's Death - Pierce Me album. The band split up supposedly because Nattramn was institutionalised.
He made a dark ambient album 6 years after this, i don't have it personally but I heard from others that in the booklet he said he made that album out of some sort of rehabilitation and that he thanked the staff of the psychiatric ward in the credits
Diagnose Lebensgefahr...you can find it here
i make dungeon synth myself and this is a masterpiece
Silencer is incredible for the genre. I get most people won't enjoy it, which is OK.
@@notarussianbot9435 imo there are far better bands in DSBM like Austere, Psychonaut 4, Woods of Desolation, Nocturnal Depression, Forgotten Tomb, Thy Light, Hypothermia, Through the Pain, Shining, Gris, etc. Plus, they don't have these cringy vocals.
@@leonardovillegas1119 Lmao, both Hypothermia & Thy Light uses the same style of vocals. Even Shining used this type of vocals in the beginning.
The song is multiple things at once, but it is a masterpiece.
Yeah you hit the nail on the head with these types of bands being young. A huge portion of bands that are widely considered influential black metal nowadays started out as edgy teens. Bands like Mayhem used to self-harm onstage in their early days, they all had this obsession with death and suicidal thoughts and some of them took it 100% seriously while others didn't. Black metal back then was all about being against whatever was mainstream and to be the furthest thing from what was considered "normal" by the rest of society, and that's also how extreme ideologies like antisemitism made its way into the genre. And again, there were people who took that seriously and still think that way to this day (Burzum for example) while others were just session musicians or tolerated it but after a while were able to get away from it. Because of how small the black metal scene was when it first started out, even the black metal musicians you would least expect to be involved in that stuff can still be linked to it if they were making music in the 90's.
I think Silencer were serious about the music in this album, but with just enough ridiculousness that it got people to wonder if they were so extreme that it was a joke. There were plenty of rumors surrounding this band too, when I was introduced to them I was told that the vocalist cut off his hands while recording the vocals and sewed on pig's feet in their place. It turns out that wasn't true. After that, there was another rumor that the vocalist self-harmed while recording vocals to make them sound that way, and that one hasn't exactly been proven or disproven. There's another that the vocalist was admitted to a psychiatric hospital. As someone else commented, it's very creepypasta-like. That kind of mysteriousness surrounding the band was a selling point for a lot of people back in the day, including for me when I was a teenager. It made the vocals feel a lot more horrifying than they actually are... nowadays I think it sounds a bit silly. But because I grew up listening to this album, I still like the songs and still feel the emotion in it. This song is the catchiest one on the album and I think that's why it was picked as your introduction to them.
Ugh, this comment, along with your name, just reeks of being pretentious. Antisemitism was BARELY relevant to the early Black metal days, you know nothing about the genre if you think this. Crap you at least could have included the Dark Throne quote instead of simply using one example to illustrate a point, talk about amateur level. And it wasn't simply "edgy kids", which is nothing more than again, a pretentious way of dismissing something that you don't "get". That's cool you liked it when you were young and yes, I can get why the genre seems silly to some, but I also get, as someone whose been part of it for decades, why people like you and your quite ignorant views are bothersome. Black metal is the closest thing to religious music in the metal genre, no not Batushka, its not simply entertainment or being "edgy" but a way of perceiving and existing within the world. Listen to Reinkaos from Dissection for a great example of this, and yes I believe Jon had severe mental issues but he also truly was a religious figure within the scene.
Also many of these people have genuine mental health issues (could be the things are tied together), so saying a mentally unfit person is just being "edgy" is kind of a dick move.
Being guilty by association is just dumb. You said it yourself, one of the few things you got right, that the scene was small, but you took the wrong message from that which was simply that is just a consequence of their being so few people in general in the overall scene. You also completely missed how the biggest bands at the time were also Sigh, Von, Sarcofago, and a number of other bands that not only were not European, but were not white. Sorry man but I think you are a product of your times and need to think a bit deeper about these things before making a fool of yourself.
@@patrickbertlein4626 I explained pretty clearly in my comment that some musicians who had connections to antisemitism in the 90's were there due to the scene being small. I also know about the influence bands like Sarcofago and Mystifier had on black metal. I've been part of the scene for decades too and pretending that antisemitism is barely relevant to early black metal is delusional lmao. It is possible to enjoy someone's music and still look at things factually, we don't have to act like they're all saints.
I don't really have a way of proving it, but the way I understand it played out is that Nattram plagiarized his brother's work (no idea who is he though) and that all the self-mutilation rumours were made up by him, however, it's true that he was in a mental institution. What I can't remember is the cause or if he self-institutionalized or if his friends/family did it.
Let's not forget Lifelover and Bethlehem
There were dead serious about these expressions
And
Really doubt they call their own work “DSBM”
I can't believe you finally got to Silencer!!!! When I first heard this album, I had listened to black metal and other extreme genres for a decade and some change already, and was in a black metal band. I couldn't listen to them. I Just couldn't handle listening to the vocals. After many attempts, I finally got to this odd turning point, where I started laughing to the point of TEARS. I started getting enjoyment out of it, and wasn't repulsed by the sound. Then, I got to where I enjoyed the vocals. I had to bend my mind to it's will - try to become the music, and see from it's own perspective, why it feels the way it does. If I could distort my mental state into something resembling a similar wavelength, I could enjoy it.... and I did! I still have a bit of a giggle at some parts in particular, but for the most part, I'm able to get the intended feeling the band wished to impart.
Love this band and track
But
Possibly analyzing a track from Bethlehem’s “Dictius Te Necare”(where Silencer borrowed sooo much of this sound from would be a good future follow up?
Fucking finally, Silencer! Instant like -> will be editing this once I've watched the reaction.
Edit: Okay, I disagree with the track choice on this one - it's indeed hard to take seriously with those spoken lines etc. thrown in. The title track, Death - Pierce Me is a much better representation of what Silencer is about (at least for me). Going in, knowing that the vocalist Nattram inflicted self-harm to "get in the mood" for recording the vocals just gives that little bit of extra to an already dark track.
Some people find the vocals funny and/or unbearable and, well, that's to be expected I guess. Sometimes, when in a dark place, I really like to put on Silencer and blast it in my headphones in a dark room. It's weirdly... cleansing? But yeah, definitely not for everybody.
I think their best song is Taklamakan personally, but I think it would be hard to do it for youtube since the lyrics are kind of "questionable".
Completely agree
I was listening to a Gospel song because they remind me of my mom and my childhood and then a guitar riff during the song remembered me of Silencer, so I decided to listen to them a little bit for no reason at all and now I'm watching your video which was uploaded just a few hours ago lol
Anyway, I don't know if they are a parody or not, but their gimmick is that they are pretty extreme. I heard stories that the vocalist would hurt himself during the recordings.
I've been wondering how you would react to this sort of black metal but wasn't sure if you'd actually reach Silencer specifically. It definitely shakes you up even when you've gotten used to regular black metal. I'm deep into the rabbit hole of unusual extreme metal and I love this band because of how goddamn strong it is expressively, reaching an area of being outlandish in its' extremity in sound, image and lyrics, while still being palatable. After I've desensitised myself to a lot of harsh and emotional music this band's limited repertoire keeps on giving me the rush I need. I listen either to this or a couple other depressive black metal bands every day I go to university and it brightens up my day ironically enough. I know that these bands likely didn't intend their songs to cheer anybody up, but somehow they do it for me. The disgusting/horrifying lyrics don't repel me either. I don't want to sound like some special snowflake, I actually think my music taste might be a bit broken lmao
Edit: The title track Death: Pierce Me would've been imo a better starting point as it's longer, more varied, very well composed imo and doesn't have this shift in tone, which you're right is inappropriate and feels like a parody, but I just kinda got used to it
Tried to find some info on this on wikipedia but the only info is: "The band has never performed live or given any official interviews". Also it says that this song had a promotional video released for it, which contains images from the 1990 experimental horror film Begotten by E. Elias Merhige. On a final note all instruments by Leere which joined Shining in 2005-2006.
Dude stop using Wikipedia for info on (extreme) metal. Use metal archives.
Plus, the Begotten videos were all fanmade stuff.
As someone that *really* likes Silencer and Death - Pierce Me, i never look at those things as "seriously" as some do, it's just music, art or whatever you wanna call it. Maybe what you meant is that the ending ruined depressive atmosphere and i don't see why. Sure, the change at the end was abrupt, but that's what i like about Silencer, most DSBM albums are monotonic as hell. It kinda of shifted into a different phase to conclude the song, but i wouldn't say it sounded 'happy'? Maybe it is subjective, i don't know. The word "Thunderbowel" doesn't even mean anything so i don't understand why it would seem comical, i guess you shouldn't overthink that to be able to enjoy it? haha. The way he said it was a bit strange and unfitting though i agree, but it didn't really ruin the song for me thankfully.
Vocals are something you have get used to, and you have to have the right mindset just like you said. First time i heard it i was confused and not entirely satisfied.
The musical theme is supposed to be both agonizing AND beautiful and i think they captured that perfectly.
I adored the mystery around Nattram and Silencer all those years ago as a teenager. There just wasnt information available about these people back then. Just rumours and ghost stories. Same goes for a lot of bands in the genre. Made it so exciting. As others have said I can confirm that these guys were 100% serious, this is no parody
I love silencer yes a lot people do not take the vocals seriously, but you can approach them from different perspectives, you can laugh at them for their madness but looking from another perspective it's both scary and very real the whole mental state of this album is schizophrenia. The singer suffer from schizophreni he is in a real mental hospital or atleast was not sure if he has been released or not. Regarding the lyrics being anti semetic they are kind of far catch. Anyway I hope you listen to more songs from this album cause musically it is very creative and the vocals also have a lot of emotional expression in them
Havent seen Critical this silent before. This silencer stuff seems to be working!?
What I always find so interesting about this extreme, artsy, neopagan, ideologically questionable (at best) end of the DSBM spectrum inhabited by among others Silencer and Shining, is the sheer amount of unadulterated passion on display in every aspect of the piece. This isn’t to say that other music is dispassionate, but rather that one almost drowns in the sheer oozing dedication to the to the totality of the image surrounding these artists and their art, how these people can seemingly immerse themselves so fully in not just the darkness but also the stranger, even less palatable aspects of the beliefs and imagery surrounding the lyrics and performance. I don’t quite feel like it’s seriousness is undermined, but rather that this kind of music exists so far from anything we would consider “normal” that it broaches the avant-garde by virtue of pure, unadulterated expression. It’s exotic, alien, and my leading theory is that most of, not just the music, but the ideologies too, comes from a place of mental illness (I suppose I should preface with saying I’m not a mental health professional, I’m merely schizotypic and happen to also make and write really dark extreme metal and be Scandinavian), the lyrical content, the lack of tonal awareness, the strange/unjustified compositional choices etc. etc. I absolutely believe these bands to be entirely sincere, and not at all trying to minimise suicide or mental health struggles, but merely coming from a point of view outside of the ability for most people to empathise with, due to a fundamental disconnect in the way the internal and external world interacts within these artists, as opposed to how they do within most of the populace.
That being said, I would never listen to Silencer casually because of their connections to NSBM tropes, which I absolutely despise, regardless of where it comes from/the level of belief in the ideas.
Very well put
I can appreciate unadulterated passion and pouring one's self into art, but every teenager with a notebook and a guitar can do that. I don't think passion alone makes for great art without the, well, artistry and craftsmanship to go along with it, and this doesn't get there for me.
@@jonathanhenderson9422 Maybe I should have made that more clear, but what I’m trying to say is that I find there to be *more* passion in this little corner of the black metal universe than in *any other music* and that that in and of itself is what creates the intrigue for me, and also convinces me of the sincerity and brings it back from the parody it could be.
@@pietandersen6120 Eh, I don't really know how one judges "more passion" beyond simply liking it more than other music. I think most who go through the trouble of pursuing music for a living probably have a lot of passion for music. Much like Bryan I'm also not so sure about the "sincerity" either. Much of this seems very teenage edgelord "tryhard" stuff.
Felt the same about the ending vocals: cartoonish, juvenile, self-parodic.
The "duet" of shrieked and growled vocals at the beginning worked and it's kinda weird and disconcerting. The melodic components worked for me too, the riffs and groves are nice, grinding, driven, energetic even. Which is just opposite of "depressive" or "suicidal." 😄
Masterpiece
Nice ! Classic shit here 💪
I've heared this "silencer is depressive NSBM" rethoric many times before, and I really cant take it seriously. Those "antisemitic" things border on pathetic for atual nazi BM. My personal theory is that nattramn may have been of jewish descent and may have had relatives who suffered/died during the holocaust so he used this theme throughout. Lyrics like "convert my ashes" is not what you would hear in NSBM. Again "the consumption of six milion stars, cyclonic winds in septic wars" sounds more like describing in very edgy terms what the holocaust must have been like, or "shed the blood of jew men, slay the fucking lion of juda" sounds like the feelings of a desperate SS officer as allies come closing in, I don't think that Silencer is NSBM at all, it would be pathetic for a nazi to write such lyrics.
It could also been just edgy for the sake of edginess, reminder that the NSBM movement was still on its first steps (from my understanding), but yeah honestly, I really disagree when people say that Silencer is "NSBM" just because of those lyrics, like even the way he sings those lyrics it sounds so desperate... and just completely full of crazieness. But oh well even if he did write those lyrics in a hateful way I don't really care that much, since at the end of the day its just music.
Why are you making it complicated? The first part is pure depression and the second part is suicidal thoughts, craziness and chaos in his mind. Those Spoken parts that you don't understand warns you to prepare yourself for the suffering and craziness that you're gonna face in the last part of the song. Also the last part is pretty headbangable and those Spoken parts hypes you up for that as well.
That’s the point of the channel, discussing the intricacies of the music being listened to, which exist whether you want them to or not.
What a stupid question since it is a channel that analyzes everything about a song, and the song itself has a lot to be analyzes lol
Reeee reeee you missed the point of the channel bruh
This is not street or rap, stop saying bruh. People can't type or speak without saying bro and bruh these days, it's so cringe. @@Gunsaregood518
@CriticalReactions you should react to Death-Pierce Me demo.. It's more extreme
wow this is really a surprise.
The influence that Bethlehem's "Dictius Te Necare" caused on the members of Silencer can't be more obvious... and I think Silencer failed at conveying a similar terror and atmosphere that Bethlehem managed in that album.
Oh my god you actually went with Silencer?! I think the title track is a better track to react to but still... yeah.
Edit: Not a parody, as far as I'm aware. All i'll say on the band is that... the man behind the music has some serious issues that I hope he has since got help with. It feels more noticeable on the title track, due to the subject matter, but they are some pained shrieks.
vocals sounds kinda funny but music good
If you want a brilliant less abrasive DSBM song, the king to me has always been 'Somehow...' by Woods Of Desolation, really emotionally dense
i remember believing every shit surrounding this band and vocalist lmao, but either way being some of it false or true, the song is fucking good
Vocals are just like Bethlehem's vocalist vocal-style.
I disagree.... the first time I heard Silencer, I was already a huge Bethlehem fan. I HATED the vocals in Silencer.
To me he sounds like Yamutska Eye (from Naked City, The Boredoms and Hanatarash) which made me instantly fall in love with Silencer.
Silencer are inspired by Bethlehem's "Dictius te necare". But if you think the voices sound similar, you need a new hearing aid
Hey man, I have no way of supporting you on Patreon to make whatever suggestions, but I wanna tell you that you should check out war metal. Like, just straight up braindead brutal black/death songs that most of the time the band aren't even playing on time. Bands like Blasphemy, Black Witchery, Conqueror, or Revenge who can play on time.
Btw, if you wanna listen to decent DSBM, stick to Xasthur, Austere, Bethlehem, Coldworld, Woods of Desolation, Forgotten Tomb or Shining.
Cuando quieres dolor simple te mutilas y LISTO... Gritas de dolor ...ahora la mayoria lemcanta al AMOR SIN SENTIRLO asi de simple
The title track would’ve definitely been a better song to start with
Can you link the source that told you 3 of the songs have anti semitic lyrics? As a Silcencer fan since day one I can (with a lot of good will though) name one song that could fit this description.
Did you do your own research of the lyrics with this info or did you just take it for granted?
You have to be purposefully blind to think that the song title "Feeble Are You, Sons of Sion" isn't anti-semitic. And "I Shall Lead, You Shall Follow" contains references to Jewish pogroms ("Revive The Night Of Crystals!") and "slaying the lion of Judah" in a disturbingly positive manner. Finally, "Taklamakan" begins with the phrases "Crush the shield of the Hexagon, Condemn the sons of the law", referencing the Star of David and the Torah.
It all fits to anti-semitic themes. You may say "oh they're just on character", but then they're rightfully accused of being stupidly edgy.
so it’s okay for someone to sing anti-Christian lyrics but not anti-semetic nor anti-muslim? Black metal has usually been anti religious music.
I don't give a shit about anything anti-semitic, tongue-in-cheek or otherwise. People get a pass to diss Christianity and Islam all the time, we know what group is really fucking up the world, let's be honest with ourselves.
And that comment is in reference to the crooks in power who fit the bill. One can never generalize an entire people, this is coming from someone who isn't a nazi, just someone who notices that the same people who gatekeep for Israel always give commie bullshit a pass, and communists ARE worse than nazis. And unlike real nazis, aren't extinct yet.
This band rips, Grand Belial rips, Hate Forest rips, etc. If you can't handle this world and its culture there are a thousand other softer things that'd love to have you.
Dreariness - Lost. Do it.
Extremely dark
check xasthur
Lol how did you keep a straight face throughout the whole song, I couldn't stop laughing at the ridiculousness of the vocals.
I only like this song with Begotten video.
xd
"I DON'T UNDERSTAND" 💀😂.. I see this is one of those "so bad, it's good!" songs.
I have always thought Silencer is overrated. If you want good DSBM just listen to Coldworld - Melancholie 2 album or a song in the album like “Tortured by Solitude”.
i concur
Gotta love ColdWorld.
I agree with practically all you’ve said here, never been a fan of dsbm for this reason. Good review 👍
Serious question though, do you think people who don';t get it also don't get depression? I mean kind of think the two have to be connected.
@@patrickbertlein4626 really no, not even slightly.I personally connect with lots of sad music, however i find dsbm to come across cringey. I like black metal so theres sections in songs i like, but the lyrics become too edgy for me
Try psychonaut 4 it’s technically not DSBM tho they discribe themselves as Psdbm (post Soviet depressive black metal)
I like the music but never paid much attention to he lyrics so the "antisemitics" lyrics flew over my head... It's sad I guess but the music still is interesting in some situations.
Other people already recommended Xasthur so I'll recommend you Uaral, from Chile, a band formed by 2 brothers (Caudal on vocals and Aciago on the instrumentation) and the play a mix of DSBM, Doom and Folk, the song Depresión is great, Sounds Of Pain is also very good if you want something lenghtier or Acidal (Tonada para el huerto en Re menor) would be another amazing choice.
Music was decent, but like you said some of the stuff in the latter half totally undermined the tone. Also, I like crazy DSBM vocals, but some of these were pretty bad. I feel like there were times where he succeeded in sounding tortured, but other parts were cheesy. The weird grunts felt comically out of place. The lyrics were lame too.
la wea chakal, me lei el libro que hizo natti
Perhaps you should watch the vid of this with subs and pics from the 'begotten' movie... Better for understanding and the mood of it...
although you have listened to plenty black metal on this channel you still make beginner mistakes. black metal on itself is extreme. not as in extreme metal but extreme opinion and attitude. black metal is never parody. its not the music that has to become less cheesy but you have to be more understanding and feeling whatever they are feeling too. i could ramble for hours but one thing is for sure, im a fan of yours so keep trying to like black metal
Honestly, I've always found this band so cringy and not good musically. Now, after reading the antisemitic lyrics scandal is one more reason to keep actively avoiding their music.
I just couldn't get past the vocals. At multiple points I was stifling a grin because of how ridiculous the vocals were. I also really don't understand what they were going for with them, and I also can't figure out if it's meant to be a parody or if they're actually serious. Either way, I think the music was... OK? A lot of it reminds me of early Katatonia in the style of the riffing and the general depressive/melancholic quality and how they shift from cleans to heavy/distortion; but I don't think there's anything particularly outstanding that would make me want to listen just for the music.
Sorry but only found one song referencing anything about the Nazis, and perhaps you need a reminder, singing about Nazis doesn't make someone a Nazi. I don't know man....kind of obvious. Also NEVER heard anything about him being a Nazi, and I use to be on the mail list haha sorry.
Cool you did this, I think early Bethlehem would be a much better example though. Even better, the newest Deinonychus-Ode to acts of murder violence and suicide. Just make sure the kid doesn't pop in again, she could be scarred!
They may only have 1 song *referencing* Nazis but 3 out of the 5 tracks on this album contain anti-semetic lyrics. Someone else already broke this down elsewhere in the comments so I'll use their explaination.
"...the song title "Feeble Are You, Sons of Sion". And "I Shall Lead, You Shall Follow" contains references to Jewish pogroms ("Revive The Night Of Crystals!") and "slaying the lion of Judah" in a disturbingly positive manner. Finally, "Taklamakan" begins with the phrases "Crush the shield of the Hexagon, Condemn the sons of the law", referencing the Star of David and the Torah."
@@CriticalReactions I agree that there are anti-semetic lyrics on this album, but I think it's important to differentiate between anti-religion and anti-semetic. "Crush the shield of the Hexagon, Condemn the sons of the law", seems like perfectly fine anti-religion stuff, "Revive the night of crystals!" is pretty fucked anti-semetic stuff.
i could not take the vocals seriously i was laughing most of the track. if this is parody then it is genius. up there with Ana| Cvnt. A.C. jokes about n@zism like 'hit|er was a sensitive man', 'ha,ha holosost' ect and much worse [hilarious] song titles.
We get it this group is trying to be edgy but it's just a very bad gimmick rather it is comical in nature because of the vocal style
Bro this "Black Metal" is pure shit for emos
React to Abigor "Time is the Sulphur in the veins of the saints PT 1" , that is the most dark and Technical Black Metal wath you will listen.
Looks like someone can't handle the vocals. HAHAHAHAHAHHAA. Also Tech Black is untrve, Satan wants your emotions
You are both untrve, vorak-triumph of the will is the only trve album
😢 this song is so legendary i listen to it everyday when going to school
It's pretty cheesy and cringe that you call yourself adult and others child. I've seen you that have done that in bunch of other videos too. What do you wanna prove? You wanna prove that you are better than others and the people that made that music? You always listen to this type of music with negative mindset and it hinders you to understand it. If you don't like it why do you force yourself to listen to it this much?
It's almost that you didn't watch the full video. He's clear in that the song and lyrics don't _feel authentic_ , not that the band members are children or whatever.
And would there be any wrong in forcing oneself out of the comfort zone? If I didn't try that, I personally wouldn't have found the many bands and projects from various subgenres that have brought such diversity to my musical library. The author of this video has all the right to do the same.
I mean you kinda have to have a negative mindset in this case, this song is brutally depressive lol
@@gustavovalladares5296 He has listen to Black Metal recommendations so much which is enough to see if he likes it or not. He doesn't like it and at this point he's forcing himself to listen to it for paypal sakes. Specially when growls, depressive shrieks and extremely dark and depressive parts kicks in Doom and Black, he always dislikes it and never understands it. He tells us to not being cynical but he is exactly the one that is cynical and has a negative mindset towards this type of music. And then he complains about authenticity in this music...
I'm tired of it. Yeah i won't check out his channel and videos anymore. I'm done.
@@frostup5163 M'kay
@@frostup5163 I'm a Silencer fan, and I understood what he meant with his analysis. Its EASY AS HELL to see how this could all be interpreted as juvenile edgelordism. THat being said, I don't think CR realizes that depression can come from the mentally disturbed, and such people will often mock their own depression, and themselves, and others. Its not just depression, but schizophrenia and other mental disorders combined. You should be intelligent enough to understand how CR could perceive this as a parody, Frost.