Itâs been a minute since Iâve heard these, why does this feel like purgatory? What about it for you?
Iâd love to hear your thoughts and reasons, and of course in more than just a few sentences, this is something Iâm very intrigued by as Dawn is one of my favorite projects of Abelâs and one I find to be his most cohesive.
Certain tracks definitely embody this more than others but I think the best example is Tale by Quincy. Itâs very minimalist and spaced out with the occasional vocal snippet, as if you are in another dimension but still having some sort of connection to our world, a limbo state (aka purgatory). For somebody who played the hell out of the album before these backing tracks were even released, it feels familiar yet a little off and vice versa. If a purgatory like state exists, this is the feeling I would imagine it would have.
However, I also realize this could probably be done to any album and have that weird vibe to it but given the themes and production style of dawn, I think itâs a really cool way to dig deep into the album and experience this world. It also kinda sounds like a bad radio signal at times which also perfectly fits the theme. Maybe Iâm digging way too deep into this but god I love this album
Itâs been a minute since Iâve heard these, why does this feel like purgatory? What about it for you?
Iâd love to hear your thoughts and reasons, and of course in more than just a few sentences, this is something Iâm very intrigued by as Dawn is one of my favorite projects of Abelâs and one I find to be his most cohesive.
Also hidden in the backing track for every angel is terrifying is someone saying âyouâre in the hospitalâ which is a neat easter egg that provides context for the character. Basically the whole album is taking place in his mind/soul while in intensive care, presumably following âuntil I bleed outâ
reddit.com/r/TheWeeknd/comments/scneza/the_speech_on_every_angel_is_terrifying
Also hidden in the backing track for every angel is terrifying is someone saying âyouâre in the hospitalâ which is a neat easter egg that provides context for the character. Basically the whole album is taking place in his mind/soul while in intensive care, presumably following âuntil I bleed outâ
https://www.reddit.com/r/TheWeeknd/comments/scneza/the_speech_on_every_angel_is_terrifying/
Iâve known about and love that little piece, I canât wait to see how that comes into play.
Certain tracks definitely embody this more than others but I think the best example is Tale by Quincy. Itâs very minimalist and spaced out with the occasional vocal snippet, as if you are in another dimension but still having some sort of connection to our world, a limbo state (aka purgatory). For somebody who played the hell out of the album before these backing tracks were even released, it feels familiar yet a little off and vice versa. If a purgatory like state exists, this is the feeling I would imagine it would have.
However, I also realize this could probably be done to any album and have that weird vibe to it but given the themes and production style of dawn, I think itâs a really cool way to dig deep into the album and experience this world. It also kinda sounds like a bad radio signal at times which also perfectly fits the theme. Maybe Iâm digging way too deep into this but god I love this album
Nah I can f*** with this
Also hidden in the backing track for every angel is terrifying is someone saying âyouâre in the hospitalâ which is a neat easter egg that provides context for the character. Basically the whole album is taking place in his mind/soul while in intensive care, presumably following âuntil I bleed outâ
https://www.reddit.com/r/TheWeeknd/comments/scneza/the_speech_on_every_angel_is_terrifying/
Yeah I thought this was abundantly clear lol
i usually donât like when his label pushes him onto useless remixes / features but iâm kinda disappointed that they didnât push him to remix this

Also hidden in the backing track for every angel is terrifying is someone saying âyouâre in the hospitalâ which is a neat easter egg that provides context for the character. Basically the whole album is taking place in his mind/soul while in intensive care, presumably following âuntil I bleed outâ
https://www.reddit.com/r/TheWeeknd/comments/scneza/the_speech_on_every_angel_is_terrifying/
not to forget the ventilator sound on final lullaby outro
Dear ktt?
As I am 
Baby, won't you take me as I am? 
As I am, as I am, as I ammmmmm 
Baby, won't you take me as I ammmmmm? 
As I am, as I ammmmmmmmmmm 
As I am, baby, won't you take me as I am? 
As I am, as I ammmmmmm 
As I am, baby, won't you take me as I ammmmmmm? 
As I am, as I ammmmmmmmmm
Yeah I thought this was abundantly clear lol
Yeah the concept was clear but the actual hospital sounds were not something I heard in the actual mix before the backing track was isolated. Maybe my ears arenât as sharp as some others
Yeah the concept was clear but the actual hospital sounds were not something I heard in the actual mix before the backing track was isolated. Maybe my ears arenât as sharp as some others
oh I mainly meant theme. I know other stuff yeah it takes digging
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But still hiding that moustache...