Where did "Eviol Cruelty" go?

[Hasselman]

Those who've watched the documentary part of Lamentations knows what I'm talking about.

Mikael shows a paper with lyrics and mentions that Steven Wilson wrote it. It's titled Eviol Cruelty (Or something alike. Maybe he just says Evil? Dunno )

But what happend to it? Did it get released under a different title? Did Steven use it for some of his projects? I would like to know since I've never really gotten an answer.

Cheers.

 

[GraveyardVision]

oh yeah.. eviel cruility
It's Death Whispred a lullaby in the Dammnation album

 

[ever dying]

They even showed you the lyrics on that dvd,
Did you really have to ask?

 

[the opeth affinity]

Eviol Cruelty lol! That would have been the shittest name for a song ever had it stuck.

 

[L0bster]

They even showed you the lyrics on that dvd,
Did you really have to ask?

.

 

[Contra dk]

Eviol Cruelty lol! That would have been the shittest name for a song ever had it stuck.

Wouldn't it be awesome if it had stuck?
Imagine reading the back of the Damnation album:

Windowpane
Im My Time Of Need
Eviol Cruelty
Closure
ext...

 

[Words of Credence]

It was actually named Eevilee Cruelty if I remember correctly. But yeah, it's Death whispered a lullaby.

 

[Hasselman]

Well, I must admit I didn't even think about watching the DVD again and have a look

But yeah. I had a feeling that it just got renamed. Thanks.

 

[biggsy]

lol i think it was just a joke... i cant really imagine an opeth song with a name like that.

 

[Jon Snow]

yea it was obviously named with tongue firmly in cheek

 

[Hasselman]

Haha. Well, it might have been Steven as well.

 

[Koi]

you can't possibly be considering this?!

 

[soundave]

Haha. Well, it might have been Steven as well.

Yes. It was all SW.

 

[griev0r]

The "Eviol Cruelty" song name is almost as lame as "Sound of Muzak". The song kicks ass but I hate the name and spelling..

 

[in_absentia]

if you even knew what muzak actually meant, then you would realise it's the perfect title for the song. it's not lame. you are.

 

[biggsy]

lol muzak doesnt equal music. wikipedia it and itll make sense.

 

[wadler]

If you are looking for an article about the music that plays in elevators, see Elevator music.

Muzak Holdings LLC is a company based in metro Fort Mill, South Carolina, United States, just outside of Charlotte, North Carolina, founded in 1934, that is best known for distribution of music to retail stores and other companies.

 

[biggsy]

(click on elevator music link)

EDIT: Oh fuck it.

...the term muzak has become a generic epithet for excessively bland music.

That's really all you need to know.

 

[wadler]

lol yeah i couldnt be bothered reading so i just grabbed that. to be a stirrer. grr.

 

[in_absentia]

A trademark used for recorded background music transmitted by wire or radio, as to places of business, on a subscription basis.

that's what i got