Disturbing Music Iceberg Explained (GRAPHIC CONTENT)

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(515) by slipknot is pretty disturbing too. it's only 1 minute long but the whole song consists of sid wilson screaming. the story behind it is that he went to visit his grandfather but by the time he got to his house, his grandfather had already passed away. afterwards he went to the recording studio and just let out all his pain. it's pretty haunting...

as an side note about Daddy by Korn, Jonathan has mentioned when they started playing the song live for the albums 20th anniversary that the person that had S.A.'ed him was his babysitter and that the only reason he felt comfortable enough to play the song live was because said babysitter died of cancer with Jonathan saying "Karam's a bitch." The song was only played live to celebrate the albums anniversary and Jonathan said he will never play the song live again because he still has those emotional struggles with it.

Spending an entire month building a bizarre obscure instrument because you came across it for video research is the most ADHD thing I can imagine.

The story behind Daddy is tragic to me. I cannot imagine ever denying or not believing my child in a situation like that. Another rough song from Korn is Pretty, which centres around a similar subject, based on a real experience Davis had while working in a morgue.

Beethoven becoming deaf must've been torture to him, I think that people with talents like that should really appreciate their ability to do it. I couldn't even begin to imagine what my life would be like if I wasn't able to do art anymore, he truly was a musical genius and earned the recognition he has gotten.

Everywhere at the End of Time broke me super early into my listen of it. My grandma was dying of Dementia at the time, and all I could think of was the fear she felt everyday. She could no longer walk or do anything she used to enjoy, she laid in bed at the end of her life. This is a piece of art that will continue to break me.

EATEOT fucked me up pretty bad in 2020-2021 because my boyfriend’s health was rapidly declining after having seizures out of nowhere. He started sleeping nearly all day from the meds, he was struggling mentally and physically to perform day to day tasks and his medication sedated him horrifically. The way things were going, he and I were already thinking of worst case scenario plans. This album became popular around that time and I’ve always associated it with that time in my life. I got to the middle and was so badly triggered by all of it that I stopped. He went off the meds and his overall state improved immensely. He hasn’t had a seizure since that time. After that time in his life, he wants to live life to the fullest. He’s been hiking, doing physically intense tasks, working out and he’s back to using computers after being highly sensitive to screens. He and I are closer than ever and we’re celebrating 5 1/2 years together in February. I finished it recently as a way of conquering that fear and never listening to it again. It’s beautiful, horrific and reading the comments is absolutely heartbreaking. It’s incredible how someone could create something so emotional and gripping with samples, editing and precision. I will also never revisit that album again though.

as someone with schizophrenia i find that a lot of songs by swans portray it quite well, namely “coward” and “weakling”

"Alright, men! Prepare for battle!" "No, we don't want to fight, we're too scared!" "Hmm... How about if I add another string to this random instrument?" "Seriously?! LET'S GOOOOOOOOO!!"

Microphones are also a pretty scary way to get electrocuted. There's a video of Emmure playing a concert when lead singer Frankie Palmeri suddenly falls over stiff as a board. The stage wasn't properly grounded and the mic in his hand sent a shock directly into his body.

Pseudoscorpian is not an 'alleged' or apparent album. It is very real and disturbingly easy to find. Please do not look for it.

"He would jump into the crowd while performing and beat up people in the audience" this has to be the funniest shit ever ☠️🙏😭

My thoughts on songs of schizophrenia as a schizophrenic myself: The execution is poor in my opinion, however, I have schizophrenia, therefore I research it a LOT, and as I understand it, it's impossible to put one sound to schizophrenia. Schizophrenia is essentially a blanket term for thousands of very different mental conditions, like an 'other' category. The only commonality being some sort of hallucination. Someone could make an artpiece perfectly representing their own personal experience, but then another person with schizophrenia may not relate to it at all. I believe the perfect album representing schizophrenia would have to bring in many different people with the condition and base each song off of their own experiences or make it clear that it is only representing the specific experiences of the artist themselves. In terms of my personal experience, though I have no song I feel captures it well, SCP-513 seems to be a good representation for PART OF my experience, though only focusing on one of many aspects.

This is perfectly timed. Currently writing a report on music, specifically rock music, and its affects. Now I have a great music iceberg for a late-night essay

You’re definitely not alone regarding how dear you hold SpongeBob. My mom and dad were big fans upon the shows release, and when I was born I watched it all the time. My dad passed away in 2002 and SpongeBob was something very special that my mom and I bonded over in the fallout of that grief and my early childhood. I’m well into my 20’s and even though I haven’t watched an newer aired episode in some time, I return to seasons 1-3 occasionally to feel closer to my dad and that part of my life. Sometimes I feel silly when I am brought to tears by this cartoon and what you had to say really resonated with me. Thanks for the awesome video ❤

ive seen AI covers using Chester Bennington's voice and it makes me fucking sick. especially since linkin park and chester's family have asked people not to do that shit.

Nah your Spongebob feelings are totally valid dude, people need to allow themselves to be more vulnerable and you're doing a good thing by allowing yourself to be honest with your audience. Thank you, sincerely.

Glad you liked my iceberg! I liked the changes you made to it and all the extra research you did and dedication you showed! If you’re ever interested in doing an update, I just posted v.3 with more entries.

This isn't a joke, here in Portland we have the flame throwing bagpipes thats played by Darth Vader on a unicycle.