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That'd be a great April fool's day track

@@Nick-rs5if EMUs ATTACK! FIGHT BACK TO BACK! SHOW THEM NO MERCY AND FIRE AT WILL! KILL OR have emus eat your crops FACING AWAITING A HOSTILE BIRD THE PEOPLE HEARD THE EMUS WOULD DIE THERE CAN BE SURRENDER THE LINES DIDNT HOLD THEIR STORY MADE MEMES ABOUR EMU POPULATION NOT CONTROLLED

As an Australian, I would absolutely love that

Maybe you have already found him, but here is his wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_Pegahmagabow

Francis Pegamahgabow was an Aboriginal Canadian sniper. If I'm not mistaken, he had the most kills out of anyone else/sniper in the entire war. He served from 1914-1919 and won some awards. He was also a messenger. Give 'A Ghost in the Trenches' a listen, that's their song on him. Sabaton History also made a video going more in depth on him.

Alright who's the funny guy that gave it a dislike

@@robohobo2213 I wonder (:

Joakim got vocal training as a child. If you get vocal training as a child, you can often change your singing voice from your real voice entirely.

@@thetrain47539 I'm really late on this, so I hope you've learned since this, but Joakim has *never* had actual vocal training, not even as an adult. That voice is all him "doing what feels natural". He's epic like that. He's talked to other singers on what not to do, so he doesn't f'ck up his voice, but nothing you'd call vocal coaching. He first sang in 1999 with Sabaton (age 18-19) because someone *had to* and they were playing his songs. He's said he was pretty awful for the first few years, but still better than the other band members. And he got stuck with it. He was a competetive swimmer as a kid, so he has the breathing techniques and greater lung capasity. Which does help. He had piano and organ lessons as a kid and learned the guitar, bass and song writing by himself as a teenager.

Saragarhi?

Edward 86 Are you disabled?

You're kinda dumb man

Tha's what he's saying. Do you want the same sound you heard 15 years ago? What's the goal of that? Literally you have tons of bands making the same power metal. "Ugh, this band changed its sound, I don't like them anymore" Where have I heard this before? From fans whom usually say why the band is doing the same over and over again. I love all Rhapsody stuff. From LG to FCTE. You don't like the new style? Ok, say they suck, but after that go and listen other music with less production and imagination. The shit that Turilli has created is absolutely amazing.

@@АндресВера Exactly, it's almost like this guy didn't get anything from the video!

If you want music about American history, check out the album Glorious Burden by Iced Earth. The founder Jon is a big fan of the Civil War in particular and it shows on that concept album.

@@NiteAngyl I love that album and band

Civil Wars in General they have not done much. I would love to see one from the Sengoku Jidai.

Who knows. Angra needs a brasilian singer, The 4th, or move to europé or USA and be rooted.

Bueno, ya escuchado el disco...la verdad no me ha gustado tanto, pero al parecer ha sido muy bien recibido. A mi personalmente me encanta que intenten nuevas cosas, y que se alejen de la temática medieval (bastante cansadora, por cierto). Me gusto mmmuuucho mas The eight mountain de Staropoli, pero aplaudo la nueva "onda" de Turilli y Lione.

It sounds like he's describing ASMR.

They’ve mentioned many times they had difference of opinions and butt heads they just keep it professional. Watch the older videos like from the symphony enchanted lands 2 documentary. They’ve also mentioned the work environment wasn’t the same. They clearly fought making albums and didn’t want to ruin their friendship so they decided to split rather than fight and hate each other and stay a band together. Also if you watch the live dvd they released you can tell Alex is hard to work for , the way Alex talked to one of the guys that promotes or tour manager.

He also said the guys of rhapsody of fire referring to the whole band not the guy

Since Staropoli doesn't play with them and still plays Emerald Sword (I guess), he means Luca, who doesn't have to play it anymore now with the new band.

@@metalpower7123 yes but why would Luca be happy with that? emerald sword is a classic so it sounds like it annoys them to play it

@@adolfoalbornoz3730 I think throughout the whole interview Fabio made it very clear that they don't like to play their old music anymore, he said several times it would be fake because they do not enjoy that anymore. They still love what they did, but it is time for something new.

@@metalpower7123 I know that and I understood all that he said however that part that I mentioned it sounded like he meant another thing, he said it in an odd and tricky way

The same happens with Luca turilli. Here in brazil in Angra Fábio talks portuguese + italian + english + Spanish. I cant understand sometimes but i love the italian accent.

@@gilmarsantos9017 well, even though Luca does have a very strong italian accent I always understand what he is saying and what he means because Luca speaks english fluently and fast. By the way I'm native spanish speaker... greetings from Venezuela!

@@gilmarsantos9017 Bem isso

En mi caso es al revés entiendo mejor a Fabio que a Luca

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