I'm imagining some really old guy who's into classical music trying to search for Komm Susser Tod by Bach but instead keeps getting results about an anime movie in which a 14 year old with depression pilots a giant robot and ends the whole world.
@@ogurchik2834 He destroyed the world, then changed his mind and saved what was left at the very last minute. The only 2 humans left are him and Asuka, and the entire Earth is just an ocean of ACL. That's pretty destroyed to me.
@@jacobcox4565technically speaking shinji coming back to earth proves that people can escape the human instrumentality programme so him and asuka are the only ones left until people decide to return, which means technically he saved humanity
It's a weird word. "Εὐαγγέλιον" is pronounced like it was in this video. If you pronounce it like the Latin "evangelium," it uses a soft g and different syllable emphasis. There's no "proper" way to pronounce the title. If there were, I think the Greek pronunciation of "Νέον Γένεσις Εὐαγγέλιον" would make the most sense despite it sounding like "yenesis."
The movie before End of Evangelion, Death(True)2, does have several callbacks to Pachelbel’s Canon in D Major, including a credits’ titles scene halfway through (since it’s basically two shorter movies pasted one after the other, and yes the production history of Evangelion is dark and full of terrors) So, matter of fact, Komm Sußer Tod is not composed to sound like the Canon on a superficial level. It sounds like it because it had a narrative and psychological role in the story earlier on. People just don’t watch Death(True)2, which I get but that’s how y’all misunderstand these things.
Evangelion's version is for depression. Bach's version is about an impending sense of doom and accepting that, with or without the depression that comes along with it. Maybe i just like dark organ music, but i binge bach's one easier.
The song is called Come Sweet Death because it's literally about suicide. The protagonist has to decide if he wants to reset the world or turn everyone, himself included, into Fanta soup.
You know what is the scariest thing than anything else? That time when Humanity screams out of terror as they turn into Tang, i was never be able to get these screams out of my mind whenever I'm alone.
At first time hearing it it was completly normal, but now i'm never be able to hear it again. Everytime i'm watching anything that shows this scene i entirely mute my phone's volume, there was a video i remember put 'Tsubasa Wo Kudasai' as the background song instead of Komm Susser Tod while this traumatizing god-like scream acting plays in this scene.
They may be actually scream in cheer but that sounds completly nightmarish. Just imagine your working on the ISS, ALONE, and then seeing this giant white humanoid female literally turning half the planet into LCL as half of the world (babies, toddlers, children, teenagers, adults, elders and everything you think of, even yourself, or pets and animals) cheerfully scream yet in a terrifying way as their mortal forms melt and their souls get sealed inside that humanoid, wyd in this situation?
while the song itself doesnt resemble come sweet death by bach, do keep in mind that they used bach songs elsewhere such as air on the G string and jesu, joy of man's desiring, and the main character shinji even plays cello suite no. 1... heck evangelion is what got me into bach in the first place
I am playing this in my wind ensemble. I was searching for the recording a few days ago and I was wondering why that blue haired anime girl kept popping up! 🤦♀️
Fuckkn love the Eva treatment of the song, I’d never have heard it otherwise. It’s also a great funeral song if you want to be depressing and peppy at the same time.
I'm pretty sure the song has a lot to do with the namesake. The singer is speaking of their regrets and what goes through their mind dyring their final moments of life, maybe its not "sweet" but its definitely "come death"
"Some superficial reference". The song and the movoe is literally about committing suicide hence Komm susser tod aka come sweet death. It's anything but a superficial reference.
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I'm imagining some really old guy who's into classical music trying to search for Komm Susser Tod by Bach but instead keeps getting results about an anime movie in which a 14 year old with depression pilots a giant robot and ends the whole world.
he saves, not destroy
@@ogurchik2834 He destroyed the world, then changed his mind and saved what was left at the very last minute. The only 2 humans left are him and Asuka, and the entire Earth is just an ocean of ACL. That's pretty destroyed to me.
@@jacobcox4565technically speaking shinji coming back to earth proves that people can escape the human instrumentality programme so him and asuka are the only ones left until people decide to return, which means technically he saved humanity
I’m 18 and I had that exact problem. I hated how difficult it was to find, then I realised that putting “Bach” in the search term was a good solution.
So i had that exact 'problem'. But that led me to discover one of the best audiovisual experiences I've ever had in my life, so not a problem at all
"e-vahn-gale-eon"
I unironically pronounce it "evangerion"
@@xoxxo236I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE
@@theblacksilence 🤣
That's how it's pronnounced in my native language, was refreshing to hear it said like that after I heard everyone pronnounce it e-vann-ge-lion
It's a weird word. "Εὐαγγέλιον" is pronounced like it was in this video. If you pronounce it like the Latin "evangelium," it uses a soft g and different syllable emphasis. There's no "proper" way to pronounce the title. If there were, I think the Greek pronunciation of "Νέον Γένεσις Εὐαγγέλιον" would make the most sense despite it sounding like "yenesis."
I listen to this song religiously when having depressive episodes, its so good
Same lmao
*Becomes depressed because of school and life problems
*listens to sad song
*somehow becomes happy and motivated
*repeat
@@Rorf9916 literally me rn
same but not really, I feel like I'd kms if I did, so I listen to it in not-bad times :)
I listen it everytime I shower
...It's duration is 7 minutes, its a good time for shower
I would hardly call Komm Susser Tod a pop song
What would you classify it then? It sounds pretty poppy to me
@@radima263 jazz fusion?
@@radima263mental breakdown music
Well, that's what it is.
@@wr7662no
"Come, Sweet Death" Will be hymm of the final credits of humanity.
Being familiar with these two pieces and even lightly studying Pachebel's Canon, I can't believe the similarity flew past me
It's a super common chord progression though, right behind the 4 chords of pop.
I love the transition of bachs komm süßer tod and ariannes version! The text changes into LCL red just as the 3rd impact is happening
The movie before End of Evangelion, Death(True)2, does have several callbacks to Pachelbel’s Canon in D Major, including a credits’ titles scene halfway through (since it’s basically two shorter movies pasted one after the other, and yes the production history of Evangelion is dark and full of terrors)
So, matter of fact, Komm Sußer Tod is not composed to sound like the Canon on a superficial level. It sounds like it because it had a narrative and psychological role in the story earlier on. People just don’t watch Death(True)2, which I get but that’s how y’all misunderstand these things.
It all keeps tumbling down tumbling down tumbling down
It all returns to nothing
"i'VE bEEn AaA FOoOOLll tOo MYsELFF"
tumbling down
Tumbling down
"You know who else is a Evangelion?"
MY MOM
MY MOM
SHINJI'S MOM!
SLUGMA GUTS
SLUGMA GUTS
@@slugmaguts69 SLUGMA GUTS
SLUGMA GUTS
SLUGMA GUTS
SLUGMA GUTS
I’m glad that I got this in my recommendations. I wish that the piece was more popular than it is.
Evangelion's version is for depression.
Bach's version is about an impending sense of doom and accepting that, with or without the depression that comes along with it.
Maybe i just like dark organ music, but i binge bach's one easier.
ah yess having su"cide thoughts with this one
I listen to komm susser Tod when I am sad
Me too big boss me too
i love this song
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The song is called Come Sweet Death because it's literally about suicide. The protagonist has to decide if he wants to reset the world or turn everyone, himself included, into Fanta soup.
NOOOO, I DON'T WANT TO TURN INTO FANTA!
You know what is the scariest thing than anything else? That time when Humanity screams out of terror as they turn into Tang, i was never be able to get these screams out of my mind whenever I'm alone.
someone said if we hear a little bit more, we can actually hear them cheering
At first time hearing it it was completly normal, but now i'm never be able to hear it again. Everytime i'm watching anything that shows this scene i entirely mute my phone's volume, there was a video i remember put 'Tsubasa Wo Kudasai' as the background song instead of Komm Susser Tod while this traumatizing god-like scream acting plays in this scene.
They may be actually scream in cheer but that sounds completly nightmarish. Just imagine your working on the ISS, ALONE, and then seeing this giant white humanoid female literally turning half the planet into LCL as half of the world (babies, toddlers, children, teenagers, adults, elders and everything you think of, even yourself, or pets and animals) cheerfully scream yet in a terrifying way as their mortal forms melt and their souls get sealed inside that humanoid, wyd in this situation?
while the song itself doesnt resemble come sweet death by bach, do keep in mind that they used bach songs elsewhere such as air on the G string and jesu, joy of man's desiring, and the main character shinji even plays cello suite no. 1... heck evangelion is what got me into bach in the first place
Another cool information for my evangelion graduation
Bach songs are widely used in evangelion tho, like Air in g string
“Shhmellers Geseckboo”
Thank you! I can’t be the only one that doubts that’s a real person!
Now as a metalcore version.
"superficial reference"? the title heavily alludes to the song's themes, as well as to the scene in which it plays
end of evangelion is an animated masterpiece
I am playing this in my wind ensemble. I was searching for the recording a few days ago and I was wondering why that blue haired anime girl kept popping up! 🤦♀️
a song cant give you ptsd...the song in question:
BEST SONG RAHBHHHHHHHHH
Also pachelbel was Bach's sisters godfather so there is still a connection, they aren't just two people named Johann
Fuckkn love the Eva treatment of the song, I’d never have heard it otherwise. It’s also a great funeral song if you want to be depressing and peppy at the same time.
Evangelion fans UNITE
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Its Canon in D mixed with Hey Jude.
now we just need good future and bad future versions
Also eoe KST sounds like Hey Jude
I know, I know I’ve let you down..
I wonder how Johann Sebastian Bach would've reacted to End of Evangelion. Scratch that, I NEED to see that
Komm sussy todd
it kinda sounds like the original
The song is about embracing death. Because that’s what like all of Eva is about. Because Freud and Freud and Freud. (And Freud)
i mean anno said that a lot of evangelion was js references to things he thought looked/sounded cool so🤷♀️
And yes Come,Sweet Death is a banger and fits perfectly in the scene were it’s played in Neon Genesis 😊
To be honest i can't see ANY resemblance, but I really like both versions, especially the organ arrangement of Bach one.
I thought it was just 'cause they couldn't license Hey Jude.
I'm pretty sure the song has a lot to do with the namesake.
The singer is speaking of their regrets and what goes through their mind dyring their final moments of life, maybe its not "sweet" but its definitely "come death"
Just like with Elfen Lied
*Me, scrolling down the wikipedia article seeing the picture of Lucy holding the beheaded secretary*
"Huh, so that's where that webm comes from"
🤝
"Some superficial reference". The song and the movoe is literally about committing suicide hence Komm susser tod aka come sweet death. It's anything but a superficial reference.
where metallica
Its süßer, not süsser. You cant use ss instead of ß, they are differet letters.
Evangelion, try actually watching it so you know how to pronounce it next time.
It does not have the same chords as Pachebel's Canon, it is a line cliche
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Yes another amazing piece of work ruined by Americans lol… the best anime/manga of all time Neon Genesis Evangelion