Metal Dude*Musician (REACTION) - SABATON - Bismarck (Official Music Video) THIS IS A MASTERPIECE!
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- Metal Dude*Musician (REACTION) - SABATON - Bismarck (Official Music Video) THIS IS A MASTERPIECE!
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This was the song that dragged me down the rabbit hole all those years ago.....now I have their merch, paid a fortune to see them in 2022 and listen to them daily, going right back to the early stuff. Legends.
Same.
My love for Sabaton also started with this song.
It doesn't look like anyone's mentioned this yet, so I will. The fishing boat captain is the son of the young sailor rescued from the sinking Bismarck. That's how he came to own the compass with the coordinates written on the inside of the lid.
Oh, no they didn't mention that part. How cool! Thank you so much🤘🤘
Sabaton History channel here in YT for more info about all songs .!! Greetings from nwAse Sweden
Tack min van! 🤘🤘
As a side note here. The name they gave the boat at 6:26 is taken from an older song by the band, from the older setup of the band.
If you want an awesome live song with Sabaton you should react to en livstid i krig (a lifetime of war) live Scandinavium Gothenburg.
The album Carolus Rex they released during that time is about a part of Swedish history called the era of great power (stormaktstiden in Swedish) from when Sweden was a much bigger nation with ambitions of expanding.
The album was released with both a Swedish and English version, the difference being that the Swedish one tells the story from our/a Swedish soldier's view while the English is more from an outsider's view.
It is the Swedish version they played during that show so be sure you have the subtitles on, I was at that show and all I can say is that you will not regret it.
Thank you, my friend! I was wondering about the name. I thought maybe it was the name of the boat that was used when the wreckage was discovered. Great suggestions! I'm excited to check those out!❤️
The official To Hell and back video would be great, it certainly shows how even the highest decorated heroes can struggle with PTSD and drug addiction AFTER the war is over,...
Or En livstid i krig, lyrixs are about the thoughts and feelings of a young man (boy really) going to war and later about battles, glory and dying.
Thank you for those recommendations!❤️
@BemusingBill Please make sure you have the subtitles on for En livstid i krig as it's in Swedish.
@@drigerdranzer7514 oh, I forgot that part, sorry, as I am Swedish it just slipped my mind, thanks for catching that, would be disappointing otherwise
@@drigerdranzer7514i concur and be reminded to have captions in English
Numbers you ask? Over 2200 on the Bismarck, 114 survived. HMS Hood had 1418 men, only 3 survivors.
A stand alone single in 2019. The 2019 album, The Great War, and the 2022 album, The War to End All Wars, are both about WW I, but they wanted to do this topic. The video was made in conjunction with Wargaming , the company that makes the world of warships games.
The name painted on the boat they went out in , is Primo Victoria. That is the name of the first Sabaton album released, the title track is about D-Day at Normandy. The Capt. of that boat is the son of the last survivor of the Bismarck, who had passed away about a year earlier.
Next for Sabaton: Recommend any of the 'animated story videos', "Night Witches", "No Bullets Fly" ,"Lady of the Dark" ,"The Red Baron" ,and " The First Soldier".
Perfect! Thank you, my friend! I knew I could count on you guys. I saw the thumbnail for the Red Baron before selecting this one and of course I'm intrigued. I live not far from a Aeroplane museum where they put on air shows with a replica of 'The Red baron". Check out this link:
th-cam.com/video/PFzLUKsRMW8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Pav4KSHRw-OgzXWw
@@BemusingBill Cool video.👍
The full animated song Night Witches is a very cool WW2 story I had never heard of. Maybe react to that one. 😊
Cool! Thank you🤘❤️🤘
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Just great!
The guitar solo after 'his guns have gone at last' is like a requiem for the Bismarck.
Yes! A requiem or a lament, exactly.
The energy of the boys of
SABATON, brings the
HISTORY to life .... INCREDIBLE!
The Video's are always
AMAZING💪🏼💪🏼
👉🏼 The CAPTAIN of this SHIP 🚢 ⚓
is the SON of a Bismarck SURVIVOR and portrays his FATHER 🤎
Thank you so much, from the Netherlands 🇳🇱
Bedankt vriend! 🤘❤️🤘
@@BemusingBill
Wat leuk in het Nederlands 🇳🇱😛
Hello Bill.
At the beginning of the video, you see the pilot of the fishing boat (a net trawler) looking at a silver pocket watch. Inscribed on the inner lid surface are numbers. The person playing the part is the son of the young German sailor that survived the sinking of the Bismark. The watch belonged to the ship's captain, who gave it to the young sailor before the ship sank.
The British like to claim they sunk the Bismark, but this is not true. He (German ships were 'male', not female as other countries do things) was sunk by his crew to prevent capture by the British and thus shame the Kriegsmarine (German Navy). This was later confirmed by the location of the wreck site and subsequent ROV dives upon the wreck. Also confirmed was that the ship 'turned turtle' and shed her turrets before fully sinking beneath the surface. Which, had been a 'bone of contention' among various historians for decades. The Hull rotated as it sank and hit the bottom on a slope and slid to its current resting place, upright, sitting on its keel. Thus, the damage at the water line can be seen and discounted as the reason the ship sank. Although nearly all his guns were silenced, the ship did not sink until his crew and their officers determined that there was no hope of saving him, and they flooded the ship to sink him. Denying the British their 'victory' and war prize.
The Swordfish are those biplanes taking off from the carrier. They were hold-overs from the first World War and, as can be seen, did their job well. The ONLY reason that the Bismark was sunk, was the damage to the ship's rudder, that forced the ship to circle, well outside of support range from land bases. Had that torpedo missed, the Bismark would have safely returned to France and would have quickly been repaired and back to sea, to terrorize the British navy.
The video is made from footage made by Sabaton, and cut with video supplied by the makers of the computer game World of Warships. Thus, the high quality of the 'fight' scenes and views of the ship.
Sabaton makes fantastic rock music, with historical themes. This is a prime example of their work. They do their 'homework' on every song. Researching and using the most accurate information that they can gather. And, when they can, they include people like the son of the young sailor that survived the sinking of his ship. The watch is the actual thing. Not a prop. Not a fake. And, it has the precise coordinates of the Bismark's sinking. His final resting place is close by that site, but his guns are there, where they slid from their baskets and to the bottom, while the hull righted itself and 'sailed' to his eventual resting place at the base of an underwater ridge's slope.
I think I already wrote it once, but I'll say it again. Great reaction. I really love and appreciate your Sabaton reactions.
Thank you so much, my friend. I really appreciate that! 🤘❤️🤘
And another great reaction to an awesome band. Thanks for that, Bill. And I just have to concur on the various recommendations for the animated story video for 'No Bullets Fly'. But, bring tissues, this is just a heartwrenching story.
And on a sidenote: It's funny that you mentioned the Titanic, because it was the same famous oceanographer and maritime archeologist who found both of the wrecks. It was Robert D. Ballard, who found the wreck of the RMS Titanic in 1985, and later the wreck of the Bismarck in 1989, and he explored a lot of other places with famous shipwrecks (USS Yorktown, RMS Lusitania and the site where the battle of Guadalcanal took place).
Greetings from Germany, Wolfgang
Danke! Really, the same guy? That's a crazy coincidence. Yeah, I decided last minute to do Bismark instead of the originally planned No Bullets Fly, so that will definitely be next! Danke freund🤘❤️🤘
I do have to point out, Bismark was not chancellor of Germany in 1940. That would be Adolf Hitler. Otto, Prince of Bismarck, Count of Bismarck-Schönhausen, Duke of Lauenburg was a famous Prussian statesman in the mid 19th century. He had a lot to do with German unification under the Prussian monarchy.
Thank you for that! I see that he was chancellor back in the 1871 to 1890. This is what I count on with Sabaton fans. There is so much to learn but that's okay because I am a 'forever student'. I really appreciate you!
The "bound by iron and blood" in the lyrics of the song is a nice touch.
This comes from a speech by Arch-chancellor Otto Von Bismarck (after which the ship was named) that he gave in the equivalent of the American Senate/Congress.
The quote is "Not through speeches and majority decisions will the great questions of the day be decided-that was the great mistake of 1848 & 1849-but by iron and blood."
Ah! Thank you for that. I just read up on Otto von Bismark, his career, his sons right up to his death. I haven't heard/ read any of his speeches. Great catch! That's why I love these comments! Happy New Year, my friend!
@@BemusingBill
Hi, happy to share. I reckon little nuggets like that helps to paint a picture of a historically important person. This particular one gives you a little bit of insight into Bismarck as a political actor. Ruthless and efficient is the best way to describe him, I think.
The TH-cam channel Extra History has a fun and informative series in 7 parts about Bismarck if you're interested. It's not that deep and contains a lot of humor, but it's an interesting watch regardless in my opinion.
Happy New Year to you and yours as well 🙂
1. This was SABATON's response after recieving overwhelming fan requests (over 2 million mails) to make a song about Bismarck.
2. In the very beginning of the song you can hear a recording of the actual radio broadcast from the morning when (BBC ?) announced that the HMS Hood was sunk.
3. Ark Royal's (considered an outdated carrier at the time) torpedo bombers have crippled the Bismarck, with her slow speed bi-planes which allowed them to fly very low close to water surface making them very hard to hit by Bismarck's anti-air defense.
4. The final battle involved battleships King George V and Rodney together with heavy cruisers Norfolk and Dorsetshire hammering at the Bismarck.
See, I'm still learning! Thank you so much! A few things I knew and several things I did not. I appreciate it!!
When i was a kid i built a model of HMS Hood and my dad a Royal Navy veteran told me the story of the hunt for the Bismarck and how he had served on HMS Ark Royal the aircraft carrier and how Bismarck was one of the key battle honours which despite being a new ship than the one in the 40s they held as a legacy. It was also my dad that told me. Ships dont sink. They die. Only crew and sailors understand that. He would have also noted that they would try to save as many enemy as they could because it was about the hardware not the people. I love they include that in the video too.
Thank you for your story! yes, a ship is a not an object but a living thing and the sailors are honored to serve aboard her. My brother in law is a 20 year vet of the US Navy and has many great stories. We've come a long way saving the enemy. In ancient times, saved enemies would be doomed to slavery or held for ransom if they were important. Thank you for watching!
Love how you handle this🤘👊
Now do en livstid i krig live in Gothenburg with caps on ❤️
Good reaction Bill 🎉🎉
Thank you, my friend! I will (and definitely with caps on 😁).
The hunt and sinking of the Bismarck is more well known, but the sinking of the Tirpiz is more interesting IMO. So many failed attempts and in the end they had to design a bomb especially to take on the Tirpiz. It's just an amazing story.
Really?!? Thanks for the info my friend. I'll read up on that one. ❤️
The norwegians nicknamed her the "lonely queen of the north", winston churcill called her "the beast", she was the largest and heaviest battleship ever built in europe, around 1000 aircrafts over the course of more than 30 attacks had been necessary to put her down... definitely a legendary if somewhat forgotten warship
Cool reaction with good info 👍🏻
Greetings from 🇸🇪
Tack min van! ❤️🤘
Yes after others mentioned it I hear that too.
Tommy actually made his guitar crying in the solo.
Exactly!
Hard to go wrong with Sabaton, you have got really good suggestions. Their cover of Motörhead's 1916 is also worth seing as well as the making of the video video. Lady of the Dark and Night witches are telling the stories of women war heroes, stories that are seldom heard. Really good songs.
If you like Titanic you should listen to the album 1912 by ReinXeed (Tommy Johanssons's (band now known as Majestica)) the whole album is about the Titanic. The songs We Must Go Faster and The Terror has Begun has videos.
Thank you my friend! Here's my reaction to 1916, check it out:
th-cam.com/video/rxCyPgVULl4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=9RVoydp2pjvGYxvM
I was going to cover more Tommy and Majestica anyway but now I have a goal. Thank you! Much love❤️
Legend has it that at the start of the video, as the band is walking up the stairs, you see a pair of legs swinging by the door. That is Floor Jansen as Legend has it. As you know, she is married to Hannes the Drummer. Try No bullets fly, animated.
I did not notice any swinging legs, but now I must go back! Yes, I know she is married to the Hannes and they have 2 or 3 kids. I just did No Bullets Fly animated very recently. Check my channel! Thank you my friend!
In case you didn't know. The Captain of the Bismarck in this clip. Is the son of the sailor that was last to have contact with the captain. Like you see in the clip.
Amazing!
One of our neighbors who died years ago was a survivor of the Bismarck he was pretty miserable the rest of his days. Poor soul.😢
May he rest in peace now. 😞
The video was done in cooperation with World of Warships. Ergo all the CGI boats and shells and whatever. And I still think Tommy managed to make his guitar sound sad for the solo...
Ah! Thank you, my friend! Yeah, I agree about Tommy's solo.
The wreck of Bismarck was discovered on 8 June 1989 by Robert Ballard, the oceanographer responsible for finding RMS Titanic. Bismarck was found to be resting on her keel at a depth of approximately 4,791 m (15,719 ft), about 650 km (400 mi) west of Brest. 48°10′N 16°12′W,
When I first heard it was the same guy that found the Titanic found the Bismark I was so blown away!!! That's a pretty cool legacy for Mr. Ballard!
The Bismarck was a German warship in WWII and was one of two ships of the Bismarck-class. The Bismarck himself and his sister-ship the Tirpitz.
The Tirpitz was also torpedoed and heavily damaged. The ship was scuttled to save lives and not be captured by the Allies
neat thing is the person we see at start of video and at end of video, that person is SON of last survivor of the Bismarck who just died couple years ago and that all stuff we see on the wall was his dads from ww2.
Amazing! Thank you!
np
@@BemusingBill
Follow the kompass from start to end
Thank you!
you should check there 2nd chanel Sabaton History there are the stories behind the songs
Absolutely! Thank you!
The most thing you need to remember is there nothing the allies could chuck at the Bismarck could sink it.... the German Crew scuttled the Bismarck because it's rather with crippled🤙💀💀💀
Oh you should also check out the song Mighty Polish Tanks by Sabadu, a band created with the intention to be a parody of Sabaton with a more comical bent.
Get out!!!🤣🤣I MUST check that out! Thank you!
@@BemusingBillI would listen to Winged Hussars by Sabaton first, there is a little homage/hilarious easter egg in Mighty Polish Tanks.
Did you see the watch did you see the man or did you take no notice he was one of the survivors with the watch off the Bismarck💀💀💀
As we're all celebrate Christmas Holidays...The Animated song/story "No Bullets Fly" has a Christmas link in it. And I think you're wife also will like it. Greetings!
Thank you! Just did No Bullets Fly, animated. It was amazing! Check my channel!
No bullets fly, both.
Just did the animated one. Hope to have it out soon.🤘🤘
Would love to see you react to Tommy Johanssons cover of Halloween - Eagle Fly Free 😍💯🤟
Cool! Thank you, my friend. I certainly will🤘🤘
@@BemusingBill Happy to hear! Thank you to 😃😁🤟
Tommy has his own Chanel, where he every friday releases a new awesome cover. Check his treasure and pick any song you like!
They scuttled it because there were military secrets and technologies on board that if the Allies captured it could endanger current and future German naval vessels and their operations. Like with the cracking of Enigma, it was key pieces of information that led to the code being broken. A warship of Bismarck's importance would have a wealth of information.
The interesting thing about the Tirpitz (the sister ship to Bismarck) is that even though she was much heavier and more heavily armoured, she was damaged by attacks from mini submarines and finished off by Lancaster bombers with the forerunners of the bunker buster bombs. 12,000 pound tallboy which is classified as an "earthquake" bomb because of the way it directs force. It was used against submarine bases and the Tirpitz. I believe if I remember correctly it was specifically designed to kill heavily armoured targets and targets that are usually situated deep within reiinforced facilities. The shockwave from the detonation would have been enough to kill to the crew.
Yeah, those mini-subs are interesting too. Typically a crew of only one or two although sometimes more. They were like fighter planes on a aircraft carrier only underwater! I wonder if there are any still in existence? Thanks for the great info, my friend!
Bismarck was not sunk my the British, they only damaged the rudder, the torpedo walls had no damage at all on them, the germans scuttled the ship to prevent the UK from getting it, as it was adolf flagship
saw he corrected himself few minutes later
I would love them to do "The Battle of the River Plate".
Have you watched Peyton Parrish? "Valhalla Calling".
I've seen him do God of War
th-cam.com/video/Kh8CbOkBvzs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Blr97Pwp73bIFwWb
I'll check out Valhalla Calling as there are a lot of people asking. Thank you!
sisteryip of the hood?
Sister ship of the Tirpitz, Bismark that is.
funny how you mentioned it was scuttled. They didn't know that for sure, untill they took a look at the wreck not too long ago. It was still in relative good condition and it would probably been able to float for a long time with the damage he sustained. (The Bismarck is not a "she", Germans didn't play gender nonsense with shipnames.)
Yeah, that's what I read when doing the research and it does make sense. As an American, we always refer to ships as 'she'. I don't know why. The Germans even say Fatherland whereas many countries say Motherland. But, I guess that's what makes the world go around. Much love❤️
@114Riggs [QUOTE: The Bismarck is not a "she", Germans didn't play gender nonsense with shipnames.]
Sorry, but they absolutely do. In the german language most of the ships' names are female, especially if they are named after persons or geographical names. Even if the eponym of the Bismarck was the (male) german chancellor Otto von Bismarck, the Bismarck is a "She". In Germany we say "die Bismarck", this is the female gender, not "der B." oder "das B." which would be masculine or neutral gender. The gender is only kept from the eponym if it is a name of an animal or an astronomy term...
And, @BemusingBill : We Germans say indeed Vaterland (fatherland), but at least we speak our Muttersprache (native / mother tongue)
@@progoholic my first mistake was expecting a sense of humour from a German.
@@114Riggs Hah ha... You got some other cheap prejudices? I just corrected it 'cause maybe there are some ppl reading your comment who didn't get the humour, like we Germans, as well...
@@progoholic For pete's sake, you are right. and so am I in this case. The Captain of the Bismarck refered to the Bismarck as male because of the savage power of the ships guns, that would only be honoured by a maculine pronoun. He would correct the crew aswell.
The crew would refer the ship as a her/she as in naval tradition. As long as the Captain was not around to hear it. This is known through documentation.
Now settle down and don't get angry, hit tables and invade my little old country. Or go al Stasi on me for having the wrong sense of humour.
No sound??
When?
@@BemusingBill While your voice is quite clear, the sound for the video is barely audible.