Absolutely, this really is probably the best reaction video i've come accross to this song as it pretty much matched mine. Awesome reaction to an awesome tune
@@Titan19701 Try to come to Wacken Open Air in Germany. They are always there. It is in beginning of august. Then, you would have the best week of your life. Heilung, lots of awesome bands and people from all over the world.
It's not so much about going to raid, it's about fighting to live. The lyrics in the middle literally say "What if I want to talk about peace and understanding, but you only understand the language of the sword?" The official music video they made for this is a little disturbing and graphic in a runic sort of way. It depicts a village being invaded by outsiders, men being killed, women being raped, and finally, they fight back, wiping out their enemy to try to preserve their way of life.
KRIGSGALDR Translates to "War Incantation / Battle Spell" - I think - and the song is about pre-Iron Age Germany. How peaceful ancient tribes became warlike in response to invasions. The story was translated from carvings found on stones dating back way before the Vikings or even the Romans. The animated music video tells the story better. Speaking of gamers, you might be interested to know that Heilung's music was featured in the trailer for Hellblade 2.
The lands of pre iron age germany were very peacefull until the arrivel of the proto germanic tribes in scandinavia and the baltic coast of germany and poland. They expanded south to the Harz mountains. After the gallic wars of Caesar the celtic kingdoms of southern germany got destroyed by germanic tribes like the markomannii. But even the germanic tribes were not very warlike until the romans attacked them. That was the point were they become warrior cultures.
That’s why they don’t call their sets “shows” or “gigs” they call them ceremonies. Because they’re ceremonies where you actually experience what they’re doing/saying/telling. Even just listening to the albums are an experience in their own.
Im Phanta You’ll find “galder” in the Swedish and New Norwegian dictionaries. But I’ve never heard it used. Usually people in the Nordic countries say “magi”.
Im Phanta “Galdr” means chanting or magic chanting. It’s a word in Danish too, used in at least the early Dragonlance translations, but it’s archaic. The average native speaker wouldn’t understand it.
"This is like Shamanism" - yes, it is! (Esp. since Shamanism isn't limited to Native Americans) ~ Nice to see a reaction to Heilung that's full of awe and appreciation, it seems a rarity.
Im native ( Yakama and technically grand ronde) I first saw the thumbnail for this og video and immediately thought it was some live pow wow video and was excitingly surprised! Still don't know the heritage/origins of the language/culture of this music/band but I was TRULY too rapped up in this brand new(at least to me)music! Truly #UnityThroughMusic
@@mostlyknowasmka9729 The pre-Christian religious practices of ancient Northern European seems much more similar to Native Americans than to the Abrahamic religions.
@someguyontheinternet dotcom I'm sorry but the sami wasn't first in Scandinavia. It was ice up there. They moved in to the north of the phennoscandinavia when the ice melted. And they're a mix like nearly all others.
@counselthyself oh, and just so you know: Johannes Krause Never EVER said or write anything close to the bullshit your babling here. Stop using reference your not intelligent enough to even understand properly.
fun fact: this is actually this entire band's first live performance. not only that but it's the first time they have all done music with each other in the same place. excited to hear more music from them
Ok, fun fact: those things the woman was playing are real *human* bones. They got it from like a museum or something and have papers that allow them to have the bones and say where they got them from, but still the band always gets some troubles when they travel abroad and border control notices the bones. :)
Not all of them are human bones. I know they have a forearm bobe, alongside the drum painted in human blood and the human ash rattle, but most the stuff seems to be animal from what I'm seeing
LOL yeah though the germanic soceities did not willingly invade the saxons or celts. They were forced into the regions of saxons and celts because of the expanding roman empire. Yeah it got troublesome, sure, my point is the germanic peoples did not plan to invade and rage.
In what parallel universe do you live? The saxons in wessex have benn those folks who dealt best with viking invasions. And their ancestors ( when they still were been divided into some smaller tribes like cheruscians, marsi and so on ) defined the northern border of the roman empire. Battle in the Teutoburg Forrest anyone? Celts have been running away from vikings AND saxons or were conquered on sight.
There was also a tribe called Saxons in Germany. They had the same gods as the Norse Germanic had, but they were forced to convert into Christianity around 700.
@@Mario-ol8nn They're the same Saxons in origin. In England (the Angles, Saxons, Jutes and Frisians) all worshipped the Germanic pantheon as well until they were christianized by missionaries coming from Ireland in the 7th century.
the three members of this band represent: The Gods (woman in white), Mankind (painted face with no headdress), and the shaman or bridge between the two (the headdress in the middle). this is actual sagas from iron ages runes spoken in the actual proto-germanic language. these are real antlers and hide drums and human bones. this is the roots of all Europeans.
There singing in icelandic. It would be nice to hear my ancestors true spoken language, old norse. But it has been long forgotten. The garments that they have on is the garments they would wear before war to pump up the northmen. That is the clothing of the forn sidr. Or in Icelandic, the old ways. We northmen never went away. We just had nothing left to fight.
I have seen quite a few reaction vidos on Heilung now, and what really strikes me is how they are capable of hitting EVERYONE in their heart. Rappers, classical musicians, metal heads, jazz freaks, folk fans of any flavor, just across the board - everyone. Heilung really seem to have found the most deep most common ancestor of ANY music, and amplified it to the modern days. They are incredible. I especially loved those two dudes' faces when Maria started singing - it is probably what I looked like when I first heared her. SOOOO thrilled to see them live in December this year
Most people are pretty narrow minded in their taste of music. I'm glad that actual ARTISTS don't share these prejudices. I love watching artists appreciate other artists from wildly different traditions from what they are used to.
I didn't even know what to expect beforehand. I was going to leave the festival early. But then the last artist I saw, I was Kati Rán, recommended her audience to all go to the main stage for Heilung and she was also going to do that. So I thought, why not. And then I stood there in the crowd. And I didn't know what I heard and saw. It was as if a time portal had opened. I was captivated from the first minute.
Great reaction. For the record, it has nothing to do with Native American, it has shamanistic elements LIKE Native Americans but it comes from Germanic shamanism. All peoples throughout Europe pre-Christian era was pagan. The Germanics and Celts being more isolated than the Meditations held onto their shamanistic elements for a longer period in history so Heilung tries to represent much of the sounds they would of had as documented by the Roman Empires encounters with the outside, erry, world.
There's some cultural debt here though. Heilung's Faust has a style of throat singing clearly inspired by that of Mongolia and Tibet. It's an interesting intuitive guess on how cultures of colder climates might have similar sense of sound - I mean, you can stumble upon some forms of throat singing when you've got a sore throat and your voice goes low. Regardless - the show was _amazing_.
@@abstractedaway as far as I remember he learned throat singing to use for heilung since there are Roman records of throat singing or similar sounds among the Germanic tribes. The tradition in Europe has been lost, but since there are other cultures where it persists, they try to learn and recreate the past. Heilung is amplified history.
@@Plexpara Germanic not German, there was no such thing as germans back then since there was no Germany yet, but there was an area that the romans called Germania which was more or less all of northern europe. So when we talk about germanic tribes/people we are talking about the people that lived in the countries we today call Norway,Sweden,Denmark,Germany,Belgium,Netherlands,Britain,Northern France and maybe parts of Poland,Estonia,Lithuania and Latvia.
@@cl_nord77 of course we talk about germans when we talk about sweden,denmark etc cause tehy startet in germania.spread out from the middle of it.or you think they never left home and just sit inside their village or what? thats why the people in germania the oldest if you go back and more back.the dutch even sing it in ther hymn."from german blood" you can hate as much as you want.thats what it is...i mean...we all had to start somewhere or?and in europe it was mostly the place around germania. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Germanic_peoples
I was there in the crowd. It was their first live performance. Heilung is German for healing. The nme their music, musical history. Themes are viking age, proto germanic. Songs about making offers, war songs, ancient rituals, runes, etc... You should react to their song Hamrer Hyppier. That one's a fucking blast
@@Hollywood6IX Absolutely insane. Like you were sucked back 1300 years and all you ancestral DNA comes back to life, jumping, stamping. Drums are rumbling through your soul. And when the woman (Maria Franz) starts singing or chanting you just fall in love instantly. You have to experience it for yourself. They tour around the globe. And they're becoming big, everywhere.
Glad you guys really enjoyed it. Heilung doesn't perform a concert, they say they perform a ritual asking the gods and the fallen to join us. You should look into some of their others like norupo and traust
Christianity has completely destroyed most pagan religions whereever it spread. Some parts were absorbed (most Christmas and Easter customs we know) because people wouldn't give up all of their traditions upon conversion. With Christianity being on a slow decline in Northern and Western Europe in the past 30-40 years there's been a lot of renewed interested in trying to piece together this lost cultural identity from whatever scraps remain. Despite all the interest we will never be able to restore what it once was, but what I feel is happening is more akin to making something new from parts of something that was broken. There's not really any coordinated effort, it's mostly sole historians and artists like this band with an interest in historical documents and artifacts who will interpret them in their art or literature. But exactly this continuously happening over long timespans is how new cultures are born, isn't it?
The Roman's did far more to destroy all the pagan religions of Europe before christianity was even a thing. And it's not christianity that been the decline of Europe it's been Zionism that's been the decline
@@envynemo4170 It was Christians who forced the Scandinavian countries to convert and abandon their gods. It was Christians who stamped out Celtic paganism. The Romans had nothing to do with that.
Be it the romans or the Christians the body of the original comment is correct. They are piecing together pieces of the old with their pieces of the new. No one is around to pass on the old stories, so new ones have to be made. While they are new they pay homage to the old ways and with the old instruments. It has opened up a truly amazing avenue for artists of this kind.
@@mallowmallow2070 That's why I said "basically" due to the healing factor of the band, and I did know it was proto-germanic, but at the time I made this comment, that term didn't cross my mind. 😂
Yeah it’s actually a term we as European put on the Native American culture , not one of their words, it actually a word with German and Russians roots
Though this is supposed to be a Galdr/ Galster which is directly linked to the allfather Odin/Wotan, so of a religion that had already developed out of pure nature worshipping into worshipping gods personifying human actions and emotions (Wotan being foremost the God of battle rage) and thus had priests. If you want to learn about Germanic naturalistic religion and shamanism look up the fairy tale of Frau Holle (German)/ Mother Hulda (English) and its history as probably the oldest surviving religious story in Germanic oral tradition, predating the dawn of a pantheon of gods when people worshipped the earth mother.
the music is actually about the exact opposite of war. it's more about peace in the face of war. like their name "heilung" means "healing". so if i saw this particular group coming at me I'd welcome them with open arms because they aren't about pillaging or anything like that.
You guys are so into it, and it warms my heart. They're actually referred to as Amplified History. They get they're inspiration inscriptions on helmets, stones, shields, and other artifacts from the proto-Germanic period. More along the lines of the Berserkers. You guys should do In Maidjan from the same concert. Perfection. Edit: Alestorm is as Pirate Metal as it gets.
When they showed up in my recommendation videos I was immediately a fan. You can feel the amazing energy from behind my computer screen. I watched their whole show here in TH-cam. I would love to see them live .
If you two are ever bored enough or want to do a “special” you should just watch their entire Lifa concert start to finish, it’s an experience to say the least
Yess, I used to Bluetooth that on my car stereo the entire video and just jam out on my way to and from work, mostly highway so volume turned up loud 🤘🤘
Those ARE her real dreads, and her natural color. She's Maria Franz, the men are Uwe and Christopher. The bones are real, some of them human. It's weird, but... omg I love her teeth.
I am glad that you give this extremely exceptional Nordic group a chance. I tell you a little about its history. The group, which are two boys and one girl, have Norwegian, Danish and German nationality and uses instruments such as horns of different animals, drums, human bones, rattles with human ashes, bells, stones, all to go back to the first musical compositions that They were able to interpret 10,000 years ago, in the iron age in northern Europe. All the letters are taken from carved gadgets from the era of the Nordic iron, such as arrowheads, bows, swords, rune stones and recite poems and psalms of war, peace and protection. Whereupon and for this, heilung, which means healing in German, is in close collaboration with archaeologists specializing in the field. The languages used by heilung are several. Among them are Latin, Old Danish, German and English. They were so successful with their first album that they had to release a new live album, which includes 2 new songs. Also a video of that album live and this year they released their second work, futha, which is a much more feminine work. His first album, Ofnir, is much more aggressive and masculine. During the concerts some representations of how these ancient rituals of the iron age could be made. Also just finished the soundtrack of the video game Hellblade 2. I hope this review helps you to understand a bit the context of this musical group. I recommend this video of her concert. @ Some curiosities. When they built the drums for the group, one of which is made from horse skin, a doctor drew blood from the three members of the group and painted the drums and some of their clothes with it. The male singer with the deep voice is a great tattoo artist and very professional. The bones the girl plays with are human bones and sometimes they have had problems in the countries of the tour to introduce them through the border from the country where the concert was held.
These are the people you want to come to your town. Heilung is german for healing. Also fun fact, all people regardless of skin color come from hunter gatherers. Tribes. And many traditions are very similar. Which is why you can hear this and its more then hearing a song. Its magic almost, and resonates with you. Brings all people together and if you ask me.... this group lives up to their name
Bruh Danheim, Heilung, SKÁLD and Wardruna are all great! I like Wardruna the most tho because Einar Selvik has a damn beautiful voice. Really lets me connect to the old gods
Heilung changed my life. As Americans we are cut off from our genetic roots. I'm mainly Norse, Celt, German and Sumerian descent. Helped me through my Sacred Heart activation. Most beautiful experience of my life.
It is almost like the abrahamic religions cut us off from our connection to nature. Now with the decline of the Abrahamic religions we are starting to reconnect slowly.
I'm mostly Swedish and some other European, am sad I've never researched my roots until recently. Heilung popped up in my suggestions after I started googling stuff lol and ive been missing out this whole time !!!!!
@@sarahlundgren3358 You should dive down deep! Sweden hasn't been successfully invaded for a very long time, which means pretty much all the records still exist and you can find out where you come from back to the 13th century in a lot of cases. I've got a massive family tree going back almost a thousand years :) It's not uncommon to find "swedish-americans". Roughly 10% of Americans have a direct swedish ancestor!
@@TzunSu my uncle has, he's gotten back to King Edward the 3rd on my dads side. Its interesting. He has gotten back almost as far on my mothers side who immigrated here from Sweden (my great grandparents)
I saw them live at Winter Wacken the other year and the entire crowd was silent and in a trance. Lots of smoke and everyone swayed together. Such a powerful show
Loved that you guys were getting into Heilung's music!! Watching you guys move with the beat was awesome! Heilung is the definition of Primeval music. They're on a whole other plane of existence
"If these people roll into your neighborhood it's about to be their neighborhood"... Not going to lie, almost ended with my coffee coming out of my nose
The only thing better than discovering Heilung for the first time is watching someone else discovering Heilung for the first time! You guys rock! You *must* see them perform live. I saw them this past winter in Chicago and I have not yet recovered, lol!
Everybody talks about 'ethnic' music, discounting the Northern Europeans, but we were as connected to our land as much as any First Nation Australians or North Americans.
Your ancient musical traditions are gone, though. Lost to Christianity and the greater European medieval status quo. That being said, there's nothing wrong with picking up what shards remain and forging them anew, so long as you acknowledge that that's what's going on. As Heilung demonstrates, the results can be incredible.
@@MushVPeets I Thinks it's even more complicated and essential. Religion in it's classic was pretty much lost it's stand in europe. At the same time a new Generation of Europes has something like a "back to Nature" Vibe goin (me included). With THAT the Imaginations we have left of the long gone time are far more attractiv than the whole Jesus stuff ,where nice parts are widley ignored by the People who claim to be "Christian" . Hugging the big ol Tree near my Home where Generations of My Familly have a connection with just seems more pleasing to me xD
@@MrTheRoqua its not just Europe that losing its hold on Christianity. Its happening in the states too. Just not as rapidly. I believe its likely happening all iver the world in different ways.
Every body is talking about North Europeans because the video is about North Europeans. You want to talk about native Americans, watch a video of these guys reacting to that
@@TrigoNomentry Definitelly also check out SKÁLD and Wardruna. Wardruna is my favourite, Einar Selvik has such a beautiful voice. For example in the song Grá and Lyfjaberg. Such good songs from Wardruna which really put me on this spiritual level of the old gods, even if I don't believe in any gods.
Saw them live in Sydney last year. Fuck me dead. What a show. A ritual. Blew me away. They are coming back to Oz later this year. Already got the tickets.
His face at 9:06 when Maria starts singing is priceless! Nothing to be ashamed of, I probably did the same thing the first time I heard her voice too. Glad you chaps enjoyed this. Thanks for being open to new stuff!
You should react to Heilung again. I would recommend the song Hamrer Hippyer. The percussion in the song is pretty simple but amazing. Somebody else suggested the song In Maidjan. If you love the female vocals, definitely check it out. She has a an outstanding vocal range in the song.
YES! Definitely In Maidjan, esp if he thinks this sounds like summoning your ancestors to help in battle, In maidjan is almost literally that but Odin.
those english lyrics btw: What am I supposed to do If I want to talk about peace and understanding But you only understand the language of the sword What if I want to make you understand that the path you chose leads to downfall But you only understand the language of the sword What if I want to tell you to leave me and my beloved ones in peace But you only understand the language of the sword I let the blade do the talking... So my tongue shall become iron And my words the mighty roar of war Revealing my divine anger´s arrow shall strike All action for the good of all I see my reflection in your eyes But my new age has just begun The sword is soft In the fire of the furnace It hungers to be hit And wants to have a hundred sisters In the coldest state of their existence They may dance the maddest In the morass of the red rain Beloved brother enemy I sing my sword song for you The lullaby of obliteration So I can wake up with a smile And bliss in my heart And bliss in my heart And bliss in my heart Coexistence, Conflict, combat Devastation, regeneration, transformation That is the best I can do for you I see a grey gloom on the horizon That promises a powerful sun to rise To melt away all moons It will make the old fires of purification Look like dying embers Look like dying embers Look like dying embers
Alright, that's it! I'm smashing the hell out of that Subscribe button! My wife came across your Tool reaction vid not long ago and we both enjoyed it tons. She's American. I'm Norwegian. With this vid and your reaction to Helvegen you're now pulling at my strings. Awesome reaction to both! I love how open minded, inquisitive and diverse you guys are, keep it up!
Heilung was definitely one of the most intense performances I've ever seen live. When concerts start again everyone that enjoyed this video should go to a Heilung show.
Their shows are not concerts, they are rituals. I've attended Berlin last year and it literally was the most impressive and energizing thing I've ever experienced. The feeling sticks with you for weeks
I would personally love to get a tattoo done by kai uwe faust and then see them play live after 🤘🤘 I wish I wish I could get into Europe and see them in their best
krigs - belonging to war. galdr - magic chant And yes, scientists today interpret Viking religion as being part of the shamanic religions that spanned the whole northern hemisphere
Thus, not strange if people get associations to other such shamanic practices. Sami, Innuit, American indigenous people, Siberian ones, or whatever. I am pretty certain Heilung have found inspiration for their costumes and make up in other places than Germanic core areas, even if that is where they get the material for their texts, as far as I know.
I don't know if it was mentioned but what you watched was their very first concert and performance together as a group and their live performances is a full on Pagan ritual from start to finish that the audience gets to participate.
Ya... the celts did not live or control the nordic are of Europe total different cultures but celts did control all of the central an eastern Europe tell the Roman's destroyed just about all of the Celtic cultures, the only remaining Celtic cultures today are the Scots Irish and welish that still speak the oldest know languages in Europe and were the last remaining area's to have druids.
When I heard this for the first time, I was hooked.... it sounds so primal. The traditional Irish music from my own country seems very modern in comparison. It's so spiritual and natural... you can imagine ancient peoples in northern europe when you watch and listen to this.
5:52 "you hear that sound and your village is about to be invaded." True words! That is exactly what the song is about, except sung from the side of the villagers being attacked. Living peacefully in isolation until war is forced upon them. This is all the more powerful when you listen and see the performance while taking in the lyrics. It invokes so many emotions. Truly a masterpiece. The household wanes, Vil threw a death wave over those the oar locks wore out for, with the tired mast-top Who brought... Who brought the horde over to the far country? The godly-fish from Firnøy’s streams Swimming in the drift of the land of shining meadows. What am I supposed to do If I want to talk about peace and understanding But you only understand the language of the sword What if I want to make you understand that the path you chose leads to downfall But you only understand the language of the sword What if I want to tell you to leave me and my beloved ones in peace But you only understand the language of the sword I let the blade do the talking... So my tongue shall become iron And my words the mighty roar of war Revealing my divine anger´s arrow shall strike All action for the good of all I see my reflection in your eyes But my new age has just begun The sword is soft In the fire of the furnace It hungers to be hit And wants to have a hundred sisters In the coldest state of their existence They may dance the maddest In the morass of the red rain Beloved brother enemy I sing my sword song for you The lullaby of obliteration So I can wake up with a smile And bliss in my heart And bliss in my heart And bliss in my heart Coexistence, Conflict, combat Devastation, regeneration, transformation That is the best I can do for you I see a grey gloom on the horizon That promises a powerful sun to rise To melt away all moons It will make the old fires of purification Look like dying embers Look like dying embers Look like dying embers The household wanes, Vil threw a death wave over those the oar locks wore out for, with the tired mast-top Who brought... Who brought the horde over to the far country? The godly-fish from Firnøy’s streams Swimming in the drift of the land of shining meadows. Who brought... Who brought the horde over to the far country?
Here is something to think about: The Hu is a Mongolian band, Mongols are from the Altaic race. Altaic people include Turks and Mongols. Native Americans are ancestors of Altaic people, this is why Altaic people and Native Americans have the same religious similarities. Heilung dress is based on Siberian Shamans, Siberians are Also Altaic/Turkic. The Altaic people worship Tengri, the Sky God (or Blue God), which some believe are who Odin is based on. Orhun Ruines and Elder Futhark are very similar to each other. All Shaman of the Noth, from Nordic, Altaic, to Native Americans, no matter how isolated from each other and may seem different from each other follows the same characteristics, like being Warriors and Respecting Nature. So when people from Nordic people listen to Central Asian Altaic music and when Nordic and Altaic people listen to Native American music, we all feel the same things, as if our ancestors are withing us and they are talking to us. This is why bands like Heilung and The Hu are so important because invisibly by using music they are connecting us to each other. This is just the beginning, I can't wait to see what the future brings for us all!
This is the same reaction the first time I heard Heilung. Now I"m hooked!! Their music gives me the chills and is so haunting, fierce, and deep. I feel detached from this plane of existence when I have my headphones on listening to Heilung. Good pick guys!
I was at the concert of Heilung in munic. The most impressing concert I ever was. I am an other person since this experciance. My ancesters are with me now.
6:48 Shamanism was (still is) a world-wide practice that’s over tens of thousands of years old. It’s remarkable to look back at the similarities that different cultures had back in a time when humans weren’t in physical contact with other continents and even regions. There are small variations among cultures, but the essence is the same ❤️ you even see some aspects of shamanism within modern western psychology.
Also, I LOVE how Maria truly embodies the Divine Feminine. She is the stillness amidst the outward expressions of the Masculine all around her. It’s so powerful and brings so much balance to the performance.
The deep thoat singing and drone existed well before christianity set in through northern Europe and pagan culture was slowly subdued as when early Christians heard the droning sounds and throat singing it sounded frightening to them, they had never heard it before, understandably, Heilung has brought back a modern version of this primal ancient sound. You feel it through your whole body, some will like it, some won't, it is anyones to choose or not, i like it, its a nice change from other things i like to listen to-Hielung means Healing and theres nothing wrong with that these days
Watch the entire Lifa show that this song is taken from. It's an experience. As others have said Heilung means healing. You will feel that sense when you watch the whole thing. By the end of the show you feel drained, yet calm and peaceful. You feel light, like you've literally been healed. Even if you don't do this for the videos I highly suggest you do it for the experience. This video is just the tip of the iceberg.
Pirate metal: Alestorm Folky-piratey song to check out: "The Mariner's Revenge" by the Decemberists. That one has amazing storytelling and just a different sound than most people expect.
I have commented on this video before, but I have been rewatching and it is just so apparent how you are taken in by the music and show. The way Hollywood nods his head to how the "shield shaman" moved and how you both were struck when she started singing, and when you realized that they were talking english in the "warrior" part. It's just so vicarious. Love this video!
The thing about this kind of music is that its REALY powerful to listen to not like in a emotional way but in a strong way I don't know how to explain it but its just a badness sensation
I was so looking forward that ANY of the reaction channels FINALLY tackle "Heilung" (which means "Healing" in German). There is something pre-christian, pre-historic in that music that speaks to our inner-ancient root. That is what binds all spiritual traditions with Shamanism is the oldest of them all, it's so similar worldwide with all tribal people. There are actually anecdotes from people with major illnesses in the hospital bed who started to listen to the deep layered songs of Heilung (healing) and they got better, became more grounded. It changes you!
"So, what instrument do you play?" - "I play the bones of the forgotten."
🤣🤣🤣
They actually use human bones as instruments... not kidding.
@@connyknopf334 I mean, yeah. It's literally what I said.
Hahahahha
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Everybody gangster till someone walks in with an antler hat.
😂😂😂
he's got ski poles for antlers
It's a shamen headdress but yes. 👍
@ZwildMan83 you got it buddy
@ZwildMan83 way ahead of you buddy
The real magic is how this song can bring 2 rappers to silence.
RIGHT?! i've seen so many reaction videos and they always stop every 10 to 30s.
westwing23 Kinda the point of a reaction video.
Right they just sat and took it in. The appreciation on their faces is why I love these guys
imo the real magic is the fact this guy's holding that horn note down without much of a break at all
Absolutely, this really is probably the best reaction video i've come accross to this song as it pretty much matched mine. Awesome reaction to an awesome tune
First time I saw them live, I instantly cried. That shit is fucking spiritual
I hope to see them someday…… I want to feel that too.
it's definitely a spiritual experience
of some sort truly beautiful
Man...you saw them live?! Must have been amazing,
@@steft7903 nah I listened with earphones when I was high on marijuana
@@Titan19701 Try to come to Wacken Open Air in Germany. They are always there. It is in beginning of august.
Then, you would have the best week of your life.
Heilung, lots of awesome bands and people from all over the world.
It's not so much about going to raid, it's about fighting to live. The lyrics in the middle literally say "What if I want to talk about peace and understanding, but you only understand the language of the sword?" The official music video they made for this is a little disturbing and graphic in a runic sort of way. It depicts a village being invaded by outsiders, men being killed, women being raped, and finally, they fight back, wiping out their enemy to try to preserve their way of life.
Yes, the mv shocked me and I was put in my place....Like I felt so awful and empathetic
Basically the situation Europe and all White people are in right now
@@TomorrowWeLive Every culture has experienced that at some point.
@@TomorrowWeLive
Please don't bring that here.
@@TomorrowWeLive Basically not at all the case.
KRIGSGALDR Translates to "War Incantation / Battle Spell" - I think - and the song is about pre-Iron Age Germany. How peaceful ancient tribes became warlike in response to invasions. The story was translated from carvings found on stones dating back way before the Vikings or even the Romans. The animated music video tells the story better. Speaking of gamers, you might be interested to know that Heilung's music was featured in the trailer for Hellblade 2.
You are right 🍃 greatings from Germany 😁👍🏻
The Army of Estonia even used the Song Othan for one of their advertising Videos
@@katharinaschulze98 Thanks, I wasn't sure because I was recalling the translation from memory instead of looking it up. What's up from the States 🤘
@@feanororonar5037 It's good to hear that Heilung's music is getting around, I hope more people out there give them some attention.
The lands of pre iron age germany were very peacefull until the arrivel of the proto germanic tribes in scandinavia and the baltic coast of germany and poland. They expanded south to the Harz mountains. After the gallic wars of Caesar the celtic kingdoms of southern germany got destroyed by germanic tribes like the markomannii. But even the germanic tribes were not very warlike until the romans attacked them. That was the point were they become warrior cultures.
"I feel like I'm being put under a spell!"
Krigsgaldr = war (krigs) magic (galdr)
... So, yup.
Is Galdr just the right word in icelandic or in other nordic languages aswell?
That’s why they don’t call their sets “shows” or “gigs” they call them ceremonies. Because they’re ceremonies where you actually experience what they’re doing/saying/telling. Even just listening to the albums are an experience in their own.
Im Phanta You’ll find “galder” in the Swedish and New Norwegian dictionaries. But I’ve never heard it used. Usually people in the Nordic countries say “magi”.
@@morten3138 That's interesting, I didn't know galdr had a real world connection, I only knew of that word from Fire Emblem.
Im Phanta
“Galdr” means chanting or magic chanting. It’s a word in Danish too, used in at least the early Dragonlance translations, but it’s archaic. The average native speaker wouldn’t understand it.
"This is like Shamanism" - yes, it is! (Esp. since Shamanism isn't limited to Native Americans) ~ Nice to see a reaction to Heilung that's full of awe and appreciation, it seems a rarity.
Im native ( Yakama and technically grand ronde) I first saw the thumbnail for this og video and immediately thought it was some live pow wow video and was excitingly surprised! Still don't know the heritage/origins of the language/culture of this music/band but I was TRULY too rapped up in this brand new(at least to me)music! Truly
#UnityThroughMusic
@@mostlyknowasmka9729 The pre-Christian religious practices of ancient Northern European seems much more similar to Native Americans than to the Abrahamic religions.
@someguyontheinternet dotcom I'm sorry but the sami wasn't first in Scandinavia. It was ice up there. They moved in to the north of the phennoscandinavia when the ice melted. And they're a mix like nearly all others.
@counselthyself oh, and just so you know: Johannes Krause Never EVER said or write anything close to the bullshit your babling here.
Stop using reference your not intelligent enough to even understand properly.
@counselthyself this is something you can talk about. And about the "pisces era" Maybe? So scientific dood. Keep going.
fun fact: this is actually this entire band's first live performance. not only that but it's the first time they have all done music with each other in the same place. excited to hear more music from them
Impressive af
Ok, fun fact: those things the woman was playing are real *human* bones. They got it from like a museum or something and have papers that allow them to have the bones and say where they got them from, but still the band always gets some troubles when they travel abroad and border control notices the bones. :)
Not all of them are human bones. I know they have a forearm bobe, alongside the drum painted in human blood and the human ash rattle, but most the stuff seems to be animal from what I'm seeing
no....euronymous ...bones
"when you hear that, run."
Ahh I see you are of Saxon decent.
Or a Roman.
LOL yeah though the germanic soceities did not willingly invade the saxons or celts. They were forced into the regions of saxons and celts because of the expanding roman empire.
Yeah it got troublesome, sure, my point is the germanic peoples did not plan to invade and rage.
In what parallel universe do you live? The saxons in wessex have benn those folks who dealt best with viking invasions. And their ancestors ( when they still were been divided into some smaller tribes like cheruscians, marsi and so on ) defined the northern border of the roman empire. Battle in the Teutoburg Forrest anyone? Celts have been running away from vikings AND saxons or were conquered on sight.
There was also a tribe called Saxons in Germany. They had the same gods as the Norse Germanic had, but they were forced to convert into Christianity around 700.
@@Mario-ol8nn They're the same Saxons in origin. In England (the Angles, Saxons, Jutes and Frisians) all worshipped the Germanic pantheon as well until they were christianized by missionaries coming from Ireland in the 7th century.
Next up- Wardruna (feat. Aurora) - Helvegen! If you enjoyed the pagan/viking vibes of Heilung, you wont go wrong with Wardruna
Agree 100%
Indeed, Helvegen from Wardruna must be the next
absolutely! Einar and Wardruna are really something special like Heilung.
I'm so tired of this song being reacted. Request a different Wardruna track! They have four whole albums!
Lyfjaberg
His face when Maria starts singing, like he just heard god speak.... both of them actually, haha
He did here the gods speak brother
Mouths slightly open in shock
🤣🤣🤣🙏🤲
You hit the nail on the head
I remember the first time I heard this song. When he said so I sing for you the lullaby of obliteration I was like oh my fock
the three members of this band represent: The Gods (woman in white), Mankind (painted face with no headdress), and the shaman or bridge between the two (the headdress in the middle). this is actual sagas from iron ages runes spoken in the actual proto-germanic language. these are real antlers and hide drums and human bones. this is the roots of all Europeans.
Not all but alot
@@Solafox mainly Germanic nations so England, Germany etc
Is that why im so hooked
And better than half of Anglo America, but that's just my guess.
There singing in icelandic. It would be nice to hear my ancestors true spoken language, old norse. But it has been long forgotten. The garments that they have on is the garments they would wear before war to pump up the northmen. That is the clothing of the forn sidr. Or in Icelandic, the old ways. We northmen never went away. We just had nothing left to fight.
I have seen quite a few reaction vidos on Heilung now, and what really strikes me is how they are capable of hitting EVERYONE in their heart. Rappers, classical musicians, metal heads, jazz freaks, folk fans of any flavor, just across the board - everyone. Heilung really seem to have found the most deep most common ancestor of ANY music, and amplified it to the modern days. They are incredible. I especially loved those two dudes' faces when Maria started singing - it is probably what I looked like when I first heared her. SOOOO thrilled to see them live in December this year
Most people are pretty narrow minded in their taste of music.
I'm glad that actual ARTISTS don't share these prejudices. I love watching artists appreciate other artists from wildly different traditions from what they are used to.
So true! I am so sad about not beeing able to sad that all my metalhead friends would be as open minded as those two are.
Truth
I appreciate it, too. And that's why they're getting a subscribe from me
Right.
I was in that audience when this was recorded.
I was put under a spell.
The entire album is live. The energy is incredible.
Best concert I’ve ever been too
Дааа. Голос Марии под такую музыку зачаровывает.
I am extremely jealous
I didn't even know what to expect beforehand. I was going to leave the festival early. But then the last artist I saw, I was Kati Rán, recommended her audience to all go to the main stage for Heilung and she was also going to do that. So I thought, why not. And then I stood there in the crowd. And I didn't know what I heard and saw. It was as if a time portal had opened. I was captivated from the first minute.
Everyone loves that chick dude , she's the primordial goddess that calls out to us all.
"But you only understand the language of the sword." is one of my top fave lyrics EVER.
Great reaction. For the record, it has nothing to do with Native American, it has shamanistic elements LIKE Native Americans but it comes from Germanic shamanism. All peoples throughout Europe pre-Christian era was pagan. The Germanics and Celts being more isolated than the Meditations held onto their shamanistic elements for a longer period in history so Heilung tries to represent much of the sounds they would of had as documented by the Roman Empires encounters with the outside, erry, world.
There's some cultural debt here though. Heilung's Faust has a style of throat singing clearly inspired by that of Mongolia and Tibet. It's an interesting intuitive guess on how cultures of colder climates might have similar sense of sound - I mean, you can stumble upon some forms of throat singing when you've got a sore throat and your voice goes low. Regardless - the show was _amazing_.
@@abstractedaway as far as I remember he learned throat singing to use for heilung since there are Roman records of throat singing or similar sounds among the Germanic tribes. The tradition in Europe has been lost, but since there are other cultures where it persists, they try to learn and recreate the past. Heilung is amplified history.
celts are germans too.indogermans
@@Plexpara Germanic not German, there was no such thing as germans back then since there was no Germany yet, but there was an area that the romans called Germania which was more or less all of northern europe. So when we talk about germanic tribes/people we are talking about the people that lived in the countries we today call Norway,Sweden,Denmark,Germany,Belgium,Netherlands,Britain,Northern France and maybe parts of Poland,Estonia,Lithuania and Latvia.
@@cl_nord77 of course we talk about germans when we talk about sweden,denmark etc cause tehy startet in germania.spread out from the middle of it.or you think they never left home and just sit inside their village or what?
thats why the people in germania the oldest if you go back and more back.the dutch even sing it in ther hymn."from german blood" you can hate as much as you want.thats what it is...i mean...we all had to start somewhere or?and in europe it was mostly the place around germania.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Germanic_peoples
Pirate metal does exist. Not my cup of tea, but Alestorm is an example.
There are far more bands from this area :)
Drink is a fun song. not a masterpiece like but fun.
My cup of tea.
Running Wild, an old metal band with pirate themed lyrics. 'Under Jolly Roger' and 'Port Royal' are two great albums, both from the late 80's.
pirate metal is literally just power metal.
IN MAIDJAN - HEILUNG.
Her vocals on that song are fucking out of this world... they pierce your bones.
YES!!!! Heilung In Maidjan is a MUST!! You may like Norupo as well.
Must seeee
YES!
YES!! In Maidjan is an essential piece to listen to!
I was there in the crowd. It was their first live performance.
Heilung is German for healing.
The nme their music, musical history.
Themes are viking age, proto germanic.
Songs about making offers, war songs, ancient rituals, runes, etc...
You should react to their song Hamrer Hyppier. That one's a fucking blast
Omg how was it
@@Hollywood6IX Absolutely insane. Like you were sucked back 1300 years and all you ancestral DNA comes back to life, jumping, stamping. Drums are rumbling through your soul. And when the woman (Maria Franz) starts singing or chanting you just fall in love instantly.
You have to experience it for yourself. They tour around the globe. And they're becoming big, everywhere.
Viking trance
@@Ant_Bar for real Viking trance check out Danheim.
@@Brennbare I like it too. It's on my Spotify playlist.
"The lullaby of obliteration" What a line!!! Love your reaction to this, I've subscribed!
Glad you guys really enjoyed it. Heilung doesn't perform a concert, they say they perform a ritual asking the gods and the fallen to join us. You should look into some of their others like norupo and traust
as they say, they have no Fans, they have a big family and sometime they share a ritual with their family....
Christianity has completely destroyed most pagan religions whereever it spread. Some parts were absorbed (most Christmas and Easter customs we know) because people wouldn't give up all of their traditions upon conversion.
With Christianity being on a slow decline in Northern and Western Europe in the past 30-40 years there's been a lot of renewed interested in trying to piece together this lost cultural identity from whatever scraps remain. Despite all the interest we will never be able to restore what it once was, but what I feel is happening is more akin to making something new from parts of something that was broken. There's not really any coordinated effort, it's mostly sole historians and artists like this band with an interest in historical documents and artifacts who will interpret them in their art or literature. But exactly this continuously happening over long timespans is how new cultures are born, isn't it?
The Roman's did far more to destroy all the pagan religions of Europe before christianity was even a thing.
And it's not christianity that been the decline of Europe it's been Zionism that's been the decline
@@envynemo4170 It was Christians who forced the Scandinavian countries to convert and abandon their gods. It was Christians who stamped out Celtic paganism. The Romans had nothing to do with that.
@@mtlpackman8419 Yeah ? Well Heilung's language and dress is proto-germanic. i.e. tribes east of the Rhine.
So: foot, thus; mouth, there
@@MrATN800 I fail to see the point you're trying to make to me
Be it the romans or the Christians the body of the original comment is correct. They are piecing together pieces of the old with their pieces of the new. No one is around to pass on the old stories, so new ones have to be made. While they are new they pay homage to the old ways and with the old instruments. It has opened up a truly amazing avenue for artists of this kind.
Their music is pre-viking era, and basically is shamanism. Their name, after all, means healing.
not shamanism, because that term is too broad- more like proto-germanic which was pre-viking era- pretty old
@@mallowmallow2070 That's why I said "basically" due to the healing factor of the band, and I did know it was proto-germanic, but at the time I made this comment, that term didn't cross my mind. 😂
Well some of they’re songs are literal invocations of Norse gods.
@@zephyr9078 Norse gods were worshiped before the Viking era, so of course.
Meganlodon Bradicus Yes, I am aware.
Shamanism isn't just an Amerind thing. Every culture around the world had some form of shamanism.
Yeah it’s actually a term we as European put on the Native American culture , not one of their words, it actually a word with German and Russians roots
@@oliviawilliams6204 yep.
ya pall bunion 2 sledge hammers ..................................whut up on it.
In the Philippines our shamans are crazy. Drinking Cobra blood with crushed sea shell powders. Forging talismans with animal and human blood.
Though this is supposed to be a Galdr/ Galster which is directly linked to the allfather Odin/Wotan, so of a religion that had already developed out of pure nature worshipping into worshipping gods personifying human actions and emotions (Wotan being foremost the God of battle rage) and thus had priests.
If you want to learn about Germanic naturalistic religion and shamanism look up the fairy tale of Frau Holle (German)/ Mother Hulda (English) and its history as probably the oldest surviving religious story in Germanic oral tradition, predating the dawn of a pantheon of gods when people worshipped the earth mother.
When he finally closes his eyes and starts syncing the words at 13:00 he’s converted lol
🤣🤣🤣
😲
the music is actually about the exact opposite of war. it's more about peace in the face of war. like their name "heilung" means "healing". so if i saw this particular group coming at me I'd welcome them with open arms because they aren't about pillaging or anything like that.
We were all primitive before modernization. It’s not limited to Native Americans. Every race has tribes back in the day.
I'm glad some are aware of this information😍😍😍
Yes, the world exists outside of America
You guys are so into it, and it warms my heart. They're actually referred to as Amplified History. They get they're inspiration inscriptions on helmets, stones, shields, and other artifacts from the proto-Germanic period. More along the lines of the Berserkers. You guys should do In Maidjan from the same concert. Perfection.
Edit: Alestorm is as Pirate Metal as it gets.
When the singer comes in, white dude looks like he's about to paint himself blue and go raid a roman camp.
Yessssss 🤩
Profile pic checks out
That’s how I felt when I first heard this song.
Ironic considering the song is very anti war. Also the Pict where the one who painted themselves blue hehe
This reaction is just pure gold! It just truly shows how Heilung can get to everyone and everything
When they showed up in my recommendation videos I was immediately a fan. You can feel the amazing energy from behind my computer screen. I watched their whole show here in TH-cam. I would love to see them live .
The femail singers Name is Maria Franz. I think thats her real hair. - Greeting from Germany
It is indeed her real hair.
It is her real hair. Amazing vocalist. She has some solo work out there that's pretty good.
She's magnetic!
She has also gone by Euzen for some of her solo stuff. it's pretty good!!
I’ve had a crush on her for months ._.
If you two are ever bored enough or want to do a “special” you should just watch their entire Lifa concert start to finish, it’s an experience to say the least
I concur!
I cur
Oh hell fucking yeah... big screen with surround sound...LOUD
Yess, I used to Bluetooth that on my car stereo the entire video and just jam out on my way to and from work, mostly highway so volume turned up loud 🤘🤘
DO IT!!!! ...pretty please?
Those ARE her real dreads, and her natural color. She's Maria Franz, the men are Uwe and Christopher. The bones are real, some of them human.
It's weird, but... omg I love her teeth.
I was waiting to see another person amazed by her teeth. There's something about them... Mesmerizing, especially with the black lipstick
Good oral hygiene or a good dentist or both.
@@ags5696 it's the shape of her canines.
@Temaghn O Murchada add "shamaness" to that and I'm all over it.
Don’t forget about Kai
their reactions are priceless, and very much what mine were upon seeing that show for the first time
If you weren't aware, this was the first time they ever performed together live on stage.
I am glad that you give this extremely exceptional Nordic group a chance. I tell you a little about its history. The group, which are two boys and one girl, have Norwegian, Danish and German nationality and uses instruments such as horns of different animals, drums, human bones, rattles with human ashes, bells, stones, all to go back to the first musical compositions that They were able to interpret 10,000 years ago, in the iron age in northern Europe. All the letters are taken from carved gadgets from the era of the Nordic iron, such as arrowheads, bows, swords, rune stones and recite poems and psalms of war, peace and protection. Whereupon and for this, heilung, which means healing in German, is in close collaboration with archaeologists specializing in the field. The languages used by heilung are several. Among them are Latin, Old Danish, German and English. They were so successful with their first album that they had to release a new live album, which includes 2 new songs. Also a video of that album live and this year they released their second work, futha, which is a much more feminine work. His first album, Ofnir, is much more aggressive and masculine. During the concerts some representations of how these ancient rituals of the iron age could be made. Also just finished the soundtrack of the video game Hellblade 2. I hope this review helps you to understand a bit the context of this musical group. I recommend this video of her concert.
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Some curiosities. When they built the drums for the group, one of which is made from horse skin, a doctor drew blood from the three members of the group and painted the drums and some of their clothes with it. The male singer with the deep voice is a great tattoo artist and very professional. The bones the girl plays with are human bones and sometimes they have had problems in the countries of the tour to introduce them through the border from the country where the concert was held.
Holy shit what. I knew about them before amd watched that concerts complete video when it had like 50k views but that comment is golden.
For this comment I salute you good sir!!!
@@optimusprowse6448 Thank you and also
@@wilppuse Thanks
They'll do Hellbade 2??? second game I'll ever preorder!
These are the people you want to come to your town. Heilung is german for healing. Also fun fact, all people regardless of skin color come from hunter gatherers. Tribes. And many traditions are very similar. Which is why you can hear this and its more then hearing a song. Its magic almost, and resonates with you. Brings all people together and if you ask me.... this group lives up to their name
There's a musician named 'Danheim' who makes music that is kind of in the same vein as this. I'd highly recommend 'Berserkir' or 'Blodfest' by him.
Danheim is great
Ymir and Kala by Danheim and Vættr by Fuimadane..are some of my favs
Bruh Danheim, Heilung, SKÁLD and Wardruna are all great! I like Wardruna the most tho because Einar Selvik has a damn beautiful voice. Really lets me connect to the old gods
Ulfhednar, I love that one :-)
Bana is also good song by him.
Heilung changed my life. As Americans we are cut off from our genetic roots. I'm mainly Norse, Celt, German and Sumerian descent. Helped me through my Sacred Heart activation. Most beautiful experience of my life.
It is almost like the abrahamic religions cut us off from our connection to nature. Now with the decline of the Abrahamic religions we are starting to reconnect slowly.
While listening to Norupo i had a vision that brought me to my knees. Very intense.
I'm mostly Swedish and some other European, am sad I've never researched my roots until recently. Heilung popped up in my suggestions after I started googling stuff lol and ive been missing out this whole time !!!!!
@@sarahlundgren3358 You should dive down deep! Sweden hasn't been successfully invaded for a very long time, which means pretty much all the records still exist and you can find out where you come from back to the 13th century in a lot of cases. I've got a massive family tree going back almost a thousand years :)
It's not uncommon to find "swedish-americans". Roughly 10% of Americans have a direct swedish ancestor!
@@TzunSu my uncle has, he's gotten back to King Edward the 3rd on my dads side. Its interesting. He has gotten back almost as far on my mothers side who immigrated here from Sweden (my great grandparents)
Heilung always puts me under a spell, my mind goes and I get the chills up my spine.
"I love this chick right here". Don't we all!
13:20, and she loves you...
Dudes if you like this music you should smoke a joint sit down and watch this whole concert just for yourself...amazing shit
The best thing i ever made
And a good headset.
I saw them live at Winter Wacken the other year and the entire crowd was silent and in a trance. Lots of smoke and everyone swayed together. Such a powerful show
I think they already did ;)
Me and a couple buddies whom never even heard of heilung smoked up and i put on one od their songs, needless to say they had an experience 😂
They use both human and animal bones in their act. And have hard times getting through airport security.
Damn you both looked like you were having a real religious experience. Its amazing how much power music has and how deep it reaches inside of us.
Amen 🦉
Loved that you guys were getting into Heilung's music!! Watching you guys move with the beat was awesome! Heilung is the definition of Primeval music. They're on a whole other plane of existence
Reclaim your true culture Europeans, Christianity tried to wipe it away centuries ago, but they were not successful, not completely.
At this point Europeans in general pagan or not need to stand together or both will be destroyed by globalists agendas.
As a Druid, I totally agree!!
Sir Dan! I haven't seen you since I was a child
Christianity tried to ruin everyone. As a Indigenous (to North America), West African and Scandinavian - I agree.
Lol ya Roman's did far more destroying of centuries of European culture then christianity has
Heilung is pre Vikings. More along late Bronze Age.
They take my soul back to a place I wondered far from so long ago. They take me home.
"vikingr" existed even in the Neolithic... But yes, they are pre-hegiric.
Viking/shaman music
Picts. Right?
and vikings are nord germanics (scandinavians)...so its germanic
"If these people roll into your neighborhood it's about to be their neighborhood"... Not going to lie, almost ended with my coffee coming out of my nose
The only thing better than discovering Heilung for the first time is watching someone else discovering Heilung for the first time! You guys rock! You *must* see them perform live. I saw them this past winter in Chicago and I have not yet recovered, lol!
When Maria starts singing, there can only be one reaction, and it doesn't come with words.
Everybody talks about 'ethnic' music, discounting the Northern Europeans, but we were as connected to our land as much as any First Nation Australians or North Americans.
Your ancient musical traditions are gone, though. Lost to Christianity and the greater European medieval status quo.
That being said, there's nothing wrong with picking up what shards remain and forging them anew, so long as you acknowledge that that's what's going on. As Heilung demonstrates, the results can be incredible.
@@MushVPeets I Thinks it's even more complicated and essential. Religion in it's classic was pretty much lost it's stand in europe. At the same time a new Generation of Europes has something like a "back to Nature" Vibe goin (me included). With THAT the Imaginations we have left of the long gone time are far more attractiv than the whole Jesus stuff ,where nice parts are widley ignored by the People who claim to be "Christian" . Hugging the big ol Tree near my Home where Generations of My Familly have a connection with just seems more pleasing to me xD
@@MrTheRoqua its not just Europe that losing its hold on Christianity. Its happening in the states too. Just not as rapidly. I believe its likely happening all iver the world in different ways.
Every body is talking about North Europeans because the video is about North Europeans. You want to talk about native Americans, watch a video of these guys reacting to that
Still are...
"Norupo" is another good song y'all need to check out.
Is actually the best song from them i love norupo
@@Show4Snow i got hooked on them from Norupo. Definitely happy I found that song and then the band.
I love the whole Futha album, but Traust, Norupo, and Galgaldr are my favorites.
@@Show4Snow in maidjan is the best
@@TrigoNomentry Definitelly also check out SKÁLD and Wardruna. Wardruna is my favourite, Einar Selvik has such a beautiful voice. For example in the song Grá and Lyfjaberg. Such good songs from Wardruna which really put me on this spiritual level of the old gods, even if I don't believe in any gods.
Guys... in maidjan live at lifa, DO IIIIT
Dude one of the best live events ever 👍👍👍👍
YESSSS
That is my favorite from Heilung
"Dude if these people roll into your neighbourhood, it's about to be their neighbourhood."
Saw them live in Sydney last year. Fuck me dead. What a show. A ritual. Blew me away. They are coming back to Oz later this year. Already got the tickets.
His face at 9:06 when Maria starts singing is priceless!
Nothing to be ashamed of, I probably did the same thing the first time I heard her voice too.
Glad you chaps enjoyed this. Thanks for being open to new stuff!
Not gonna lie, but my guy on the right looks lowkey like Egbert of Wessex from the Vikings series. 😂
I see it Haha
*Ecbert, and now I cannot unsee it lol
I was thinking the same 😂
Shit your right
Omg you are so right!!
You should react to Heilung again. I would recommend the song Hamrer Hippyer. The percussion in the song is pretty simple but amazing. Somebody else suggested the song In Maidjan. If you love the female vocals, definitely check it out. She has a an outstanding vocal range in the song.
At 13:17 when Maria Franz turns her head slightly is quite wicked.
Powerful isnt it? Like she just looked into my soul.
dont normally watch these reactions but this was good. the reaction as genuine and you didnt pause the video halfway through like most do. good job
Other Heilung songs (from this very show) that should be listened to:
In Maidjan (a must!)
Othan
Alfadhirhaiti
Hamrer Hippyer
Alfdahirhaiti is my favorite 💛 def they should hear these
YES! Definitely In Maidjan, esp if he thinks this sounds like summoning your ancestors to help in battle, In maidjan is almost literally that but Odin.
"I feel like I am put under a spell."
10 seconds later: *headbangs*
those english lyrics btw:
What am I supposed to do
If I want to talk about peace and understanding
But you only understand the language of the sword
What if I want to make you understand that the path you chose leads to downfall
But you only understand the language of the sword
What if I want to tell you to leave me and my beloved ones in peace
But you only understand the language of the sword
I let the blade do the talking...
So my tongue shall become iron
And my words the mighty roar of war
Revealing my divine anger´s arrow shall strike
All action for the good of all
I see my reflection in your eyes
But my new age has just begun
The sword is soft
In the fire of the furnace
It hungers to be hit
And wants to have a hundred sisters
In the coldest state of their existence
They may dance the maddest
In the morass of the red rain
Beloved brother enemy
I sing my sword song for you
The lullaby of obliteration
So I can wake up with a smile
And bliss in my heart
And bliss in my heart
And bliss in my heart
Coexistence, Conflict, combat
Devastation, regeneration, transformation
That is the best I can do for you
I see a grey gloom on the horizon
That promises a powerful sun to rise
To melt away all moons
It will make the old fires of purification
Look like dying embers
Look like dying embers
Look like dying embers
COEXISTENCE CONFLICT COMBAT
DEVASTATION, REGENERATION, TRANSFORMATION
Alright, that's it! I'm smashing the hell out of that Subscribe button! My wife came across your Tool reaction vid not long ago and we both enjoyed it tons. She's American. I'm Norwegian. With this vid and your reaction to Helvegen you're now pulling at my strings. Awesome reaction to both! I love how open minded, inquisitive and diverse you guys are, keep it up!
awesome bro, glad to have you aboard
Hey there Trash Talkers, I’m damned near 70 years old, I’m following ya’ll ! Love your reaction to Heilung!
Heilung was definitely one of the most intense performances I've ever seen live. When concerts start again everyone that enjoyed this video should go to a Heilung show.
Same!
Their shows are not concerts, they are rituals. I've attended Berlin last year and it literally was the most impressive and energizing thing I've ever experienced. The feeling sticks with you for weeks
I would personally love to get a tattoo done by kai uwe faust and then see them play live after 🤘🤘
I wish I wish I could get into Europe and see them in their best
True, true and true man. I smoked the weed and i saw them live. It was awesome.
I was planning to see them at Red Rocks before the C Word.
They use human bones in their music, they got in trouble at airports before.
No way... Hollywood was curious about that
@@Hollywood6IX True, Maria Franz is playing human radus and ulna bones. The customs usually throws a fit when they are on tour.
krigs - belonging to war. galdr - magic chant
And yes, scientists today interpret Viking religion as being part of the shamanic religions that spanned the whole northern hemisphere
Thus, not strange if people get associations to other such shamanic practices. Sami, Innuit, American indigenous people, Siberian ones, or whatever. I am pretty certain Heilung have found inspiration for their costumes and make up in other places than Germanic core areas, even if that is where they get the material for their texts, as far as I know.
I don't know if it was mentioned but what you watched was their very first concert and performance together as a group and their live performances is a full on Pagan ritual from start to finish that the audience gets to participate.
Fun fact: The "tapping bones" are human bones. And all the other bones are from various norwegian animals.
She said in an interview that the “tapping bones” are 150 years old human bones. The newst instrument they play.
Those aren't human bones. They're the lower front limb bones of a medium sized ungulate. Probably a deer. Bioanthropologist here.
Technically they are the people before Vikings. Ancient Celts hundreds of years before Vikings
Lol no germanic tribes
@@rsotm7069 my mistake yes, thank you
@@russbuss98 its alright
Ya... the celts did not live or control the nordic are of Europe total different cultures but celts did control all of the central an eastern Europe tell the Roman's destroyed just about all of the Celtic cultures, the only remaining Celtic cultures today are the Scots Irish and welish that still speak the oldest know languages in Europe and were the last remaining area's to have druids.
The Norse Faith Aren't Vikings a type of germanic tribe?
Give a listen to The Hu, wolf totem
th-cam.com/video/rgUp7trYWDY/w-d-xo.html right here
Great song.
for pirate metal, check out Alestorm - Drink (or any Alestorm song, really)
Fuxked with an anchor?
When I heard this for the first time, I was hooked.... it sounds so primal. The traditional Irish music from my own country seems very modern in comparison. It's so spiritual and natural... you can imagine ancient peoples in northern europe when you watch and listen to this.
If y'all are gamers, Heilung is involved in the soundtrack for Hellblade 2: Senuas Saga. The first game was trippy but realy good
You should check out a song called "Helvegen" by Wardruna, with Aurora... you won't regret it...
Ooh yeah, that's a good one!
The song I want be played at my funeral
here's the link: th-cam.com/video/FnkTuHP9q3o/w-d-xo.html
Amazing song
Saw them in January, before the world ended. They call their live shows rituals, and it feels like one. The name is literally "healing."
You are so lucky!!! I was supposed to see them in October 😔 Postponed. Of course.
@Temaghn O Murchada naw Portland OR
I was on their concert in october 2019 If u are there when they're live it feels Like an ritual
Saw them in Norway and then in Chicago. Both were incredible experiences.
Best show I ever been 👊
5:52 "you hear that sound and your village is about to be invaded." True words! That is exactly what the song is about, except sung from the side of the villagers being attacked. Living peacefully in isolation until war is forced upon them. This is all the more powerful when you listen and see the performance while taking in the lyrics. It invokes so many emotions. Truly a masterpiece.
The household wanes,
Vil threw a death wave over those
the oar locks wore out for, with the tired mast-top
Who brought...
Who brought the horde over to the far country?
The godly-fish from Firnøy’s streams
Swimming in the drift
of the land of shining meadows.
What am I supposed to do
If I want to talk about peace and understanding
But you only understand the language of the sword
What if I want to make you understand that the path you chose leads to downfall
But you only understand the language of the sword
What if I want to tell you to leave me and my beloved ones in peace
But you only understand the language of the sword
I let the blade do the talking...
So my tongue shall become iron
And my words the mighty roar of war
Revealing my divine anger´s arrow shall strike
All action for the good of all
I see my reflection in your eyes
But my new age has just begun
The sword is soft
In the fire of the furnace
It hungers to be hit
And wants to have a hundred sisters
In the coldest state of their existence
They may dance the maddest
In the morass of the red rain
Beloved brother enemy
I sing my sword song for you
The lullaby of obliteration
So I can wake up with a smile
And bliss in my heart
And bliss in my heart
And bliss in my heart
Coexistence, Conflict, combat
Devastation, regeneration, transformation
That is the best I can do for you
I see a grey gloom on the horizon
That promises a powerful sun to rise
To melt away all moons
It will make the old fires of purification
Look like dying embers
Look like dying embers
Look like dying embers
The household wanes,
Vil threw a death wave over those
the oar locks wore out for, with the tired mast-top
Who brought...
Who brought the horde over to the far country?
The godly-fish from Firnøy’s streams
Swimming in the drift
of the land of shining meadows.
Who brought...
Who brought the horde over to the far country?
Here is something to think about: The Hu is a Mongolian band, Mongols are from the Altaic race. Altaic people include Turks and Mongols. Native Americans are ancestors of Altaic people, this is why Altaic people and Native Americans have the same religious similarities. Heilung dress is based on Siberian Shamans, Siberians are Also Altaic/Turkic. The Altaic people worship Tengri, the Sky God (or Blue God), which some believe are who Odin is based on. Orhun Ruines and Elder Futhark are very similar to each other. All Shaman of the Noth, from Nordic, Altaic, to Native Americans, no matter how isolated from each other and may seem different from each other follows the same characteristics, like being Warriors and Respecting Nature. So when people from Nordic people listen to Central Asian Altaic music and when Nordic and Altaic people listen to Native American music, we all feel the same things, as if our ancestors are withing us and they are talking to us. This is why bands like Heilung and The Hu are so important because invisibly by using music they are connecting us to each other. This is just the beginning, I can't wait to see what the future brings for us all!
As far as I know the Native Americans are descendants of the Altaic people, not vice versa.
her dress is inspired from an archeological site from germany... from an shaman class woman
Can we talk about Maria having her headdress stuck in her eyelash the entire show and never showing how much it must have bothered??
This is the same reaction the first time I heard Heilung. Now I"m hooked!! Their music gives me the chills and is so haunting, fierce, and deep. I feel detached from this plane of existence when I have my headphones on listening to Heilung. Good pick guys!
I was at the concert of Heilung in munic. The most impressing concert I ever was. I am an other person since this experciance. My ancesters are with me now.
Indeed. I get what you ate saying
They live up to their name. Since I found them, I feel more... connected. To everything. It feels... right.
So jealous
Smoke dog looks like King Ecbert from the show Vikings
That one I have heard before ... so much that I actually signed up to be a double.
6:48
Shamanism was (still is) a world-wide practice that’s over tens of thousands of years old. It’s remarkable to look back at the similarities that different cultures had back in a time when humans weren’t in physical contact with other continents and even regions. There are small variations among cultures, but the essence is the same ❤️ you even see some aspects of shamanism within modern western psychology.
And yes, those are Maria’s real dreads ☺️
Also, I LOVE how Maria truly embodies the Divine Feminine. She is the stillness amidst the outward expressions of the Masculine all around her. It’s so powerful and brings so much balance to the performance.
The deep thoat singing and drone existed well before christianity set in through northern Europe and pagan culture was slowly subdued as when early Christians heard the droning sounds and throat singing it sounded frightening to them, they had never heard it before, understandably, Heilung has brought back a modern version of this primal ancient sound. You feel it through your whole body, some will like it, some won't, it is anyones to choose or not, i like it, its a nice change from other things i like to listen to-Hielung means Healing and theres nothing wrong with that these days
Watch the entire Lifa show that this song is taken from. It's an experience. As others have said Heilung means healing. You will feel that sense when you watch the whole thing. By the end of the show you feel drained, yet calm and peaceful. You feel light, like you've literally been healed.
Even if you don't do this for the videos I highly suggest you do it for the experience. This video is just the tip of the iceberg.
Man you guys really should check out Alien Weaponry "Kai Tangata"
That song rips!!
👍 from Christchurch New Zealand 🇳🇿
It's awesome I totally agree give it a watch💚
Che
Oh yeah this.
Pirate metal: Alestorm
Folky-piratey song to check out: "The Mariner's Revenge" by the Decemberists. That one has amazing storytelling and just a different sound than most people expect.
I was gonna say "Drink" by Alestorm but any of them work. Lol.
Keelhauled by Alestorm is great
Yeaah Alestorm !
Alestorm are awesome. For pirate rap Captain Dan and the Scurvy Crew are great!
also an album called Rogue's Gallery th-cam.com/video/lyyzP30tF4Q/w-d-xo.html
13:10 we all know she looked right into our souls right there
I have commented on this video before, but I have been rewatching and it is just so apparent how you are taken in by the music and show. The way Hollywood nods his head to how the "shield shaman" moved and how you both were struck when she started singing, and when you realized that they were talking english in the "warrior" part. It's just so vicarious. Love this video!
The thing about this kind of music is that its REALY powerful to listen to not like in a emotional way but in a strong way I don't know how to explain it but its just a badness sensation
“There’s gotta be pirate metal right” Swashbuckle, Alestorm, etc..... yes, yes there is
Alestorm 🍻🖤🖤🖤🖤
Ye Banished Privateers is a favorite of mine at the moment. Alestorm is great too.
I saw them live earlier this year. Was lots of fun and the theatrics were amazing.
I saw them live! Next to seeing Dead Can Dance live, it was an experience not to compare with anything else! ❤️
I was so looking forward that ANY of the reaction channels FINALLY tackle "Heilung" (which means "Healing" in German).
There is something pre-christian, pre-historic in that music that speaks to our inner-ancient root. That is what binds all spiritual traditions with Shamanism is the oldest of them all, it's so similar worldwide with all tribal people.
There are actually anecdotes from people with major illnesses in the hospital bed who started to listen to the deep layered songs of Heilung (healing) and they got better, became more grounded. It changes you!