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>One day I might post up my analysis of the whole album, telling the story of Beatrice from beginning to end.!!!Please post it! I can't even begin to explain how much I'd enjoy reading something like that.I love Beatrice, I love music and I Iove album analysis that tie all the tracks together into a story.I'm sure it would be interesting. :3
Aha, thanks! Yeah, before now the only places I had to post stuff like that is 4chan and Animesuki, neither of which I think would receive it very well. But yeah, it's really intense.
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Here's a quick summary so you can think about it. Over the three discs, -stillness-, -motion-, and -extra- I can envision the whole story starting from when Yasu is interacting inside him/herself (-stillness-), up to when others start to cause him/her inner turmoil, along with Beatrice interacting with Battler and her essential death at the end of EP4 (-motion-), and then -extra- as being what happens later on, as I'm assuming is some kind of happy ending.
I haven't written down a detailed analysis, but with the song titles, the the auditory atmosphere itself, along with where key songs are played in the story, it makes a lot of sense to me. I'm probably gonna wait till EP8 translation is released so I can figure out disc 3 before actually posting the whole thing though.
Check out Millenary - for Umineko no Naku Koro ni Chiru as well.
I imagine it tells the story of Meta-Beatrice (as opposed to Yasu's story as a whole). It's only a couple songs long, but I see it telling the story of Beatrice transcending to the meta-world, her clashing with Battler, her long solitude after she's given up, her revival and then some kind of confrontation, probably with Bernkastel. I'm not sure about this one since I haven't been able to find lyrics translations for the last song. It's also pretty cool, Millenary is put together by pre-holder, the one who did most of the 'meta' songs in the series, so it makes complete sense!
But yeah, it's all super cool. I love Umineko for exactly these reasons! And I'm definitely with you there, it's awesome when an album as a whole has a greater meaning then it's parts.