I have discovered Laibach in a much deeper way, watching documentaries, listening to all their production throughout the years... What an amzing and impressive true Art they delivered!!!!!
The older they get, the more subtle their deconstruction of songs. Love the abrupt ending. I agree with mlynto, it takes some listening to it to appreciate Laibach's greatness.
i love you longtime these videos are also fantastic, they make my catholic past and all with that the best joke thank you for your entertaining wisdom love from Rotterdamn nl man
Chorus is giving me some SERIOUS goosebumps !! absolute ridiculous level music/art/magic there. I have not been listening to Laibach for 7-8 years, woke up this morning and asked myself . . I wonder what happened to Laibach, And WOW OKEY was i in for a surprise, So thankful for checking in on these LEGENDS, The Sound of Music album have been on repeat since early morning, and there is alot more i have been missing out on, life has some amazing surprises , this was for sure on of those.
The Sound Of Music played a significant part in my childhood and so hearing Laibach cover the songs is just so perfect! I can't wait to hear the album!
For as many times as I've watched this video (note: is is very many), I don't think I really picked up on nor fully appreciated the brilliance and beauty of that projector show going on in the background. The simple juxtaposition of images from Western and from Korean culture really silently but succinctly hammers home a point: despite the differences between our worlds, we're all so very much the same as well.
Western in this case is rather clichee austrian and american (as the sound of music is an american movie set in austria) and korean stuff was probably included because Laibach did perform this song in North Korea.
It's the principle of pop music. Only through ubiquitous repetition can a music be good. Pop music industries runs on this principle. Through this fact I hate anything on the top charts with utmost disgust.
@@ridhosamudro2199 But would you say that Laibach belongs to that kind of pop music? I'm not an expert, but I always had the impression that Laibach's music stayed far away from the likes of which you can find in mainstream music.
@@DeluminatusGM no, of course not. Laibach is somewhere in the Avant-garde realm. I'm just saying that in general, every musical piece is more enjoyable with every listen. How else Slayer have a very large following?
@@ridhosamudro2199 I believe you are pretty much wrong on that. Pop music is supposed to be catchy. Catch your attention immediately and jump to chorus that will stick to you mind as soon as possible. On the contrary, more complicated and less mainstream tracks sometimes take half a dozen of repetitions before you actually understand why it is considered great.
Cream-colored ponies and crisp apple strudels Doorbells and sleigh bells and schnitzel with noodles These are a few of my favorite things Girls in white dresses with blue satin sashes Snowflakes that stay on my nose and eyelashes These are a few of my favorite things These are a few of my favorite things Wild geese that fly with the moon on their wings Silver-white winters that melt into springs These are a few of my favorite things Cream-colored ponies and crisp apple strudels Doorbells and sleigh bells and schnitzel with noodles These are a few of my favorite things Girls in white dresses with blue satin sashes Snowflakes that stay on my nose and eyelashes These are a few of my favorite things These are a few of my favorite things Brown paper packages tied up with strings Wild geese that fly with the moon on their wings Silver-white winters that melt into springs These are a few of my favorite things Cream-colored ponies and crisp apple strudels Doorbells and sleigh bells and schnitzel with noodles These are a few of my favorite things These are a few of my favorite things
When the Sound of Music was released in South Korea, it was so popular that one theater owner sought to maximize his profit by showing it more often. His solution was to shorten the movie by cutting out all of the songs!
a case to say They never waited for the wall to fall - they took another way instead, their own way, look what they had to endure and look where they are now. No star system attached, just Kunstwerk ! And for the happiness of every one.
I saw him smiling only once... in a concert (the first and maybe the last) in Mexico city, he sang "Tanz mit Laibach" and the crowd was so excited that he laughed and screamed of excitement!!
Beautiful. I heard these guys were in my capital Dublin and decided to take a break from touring a work in construction for a few months because they needed the extra cash and it was good money. I don't know how much truth there is to this, but lol
Is it really true, Milan is smiling? We thought he wasn't capable of doing so, unless he was threatened to be beaten up, as in early 1980 Interview. Laibach is always greatest, when they do original material of their own, so a musical ...
Thats what I thought too. There are so many "homeloving" and sweet songs that make yourself proud for your nation and this is the soil for hate and nationalism and all this crap. The question is why are you proud of your nation just because there is a song about the nature, food, girls in your country? Music takes our emotions and stop us from thinking...
I think that by mixing images of Western consumerism and North Korean authoritarianism (as you can clearly see in the background pictures), what they are really trying to hint at is the common totalitarian impulse behind all modern sociopolitical systems, including that of liberal capitalism. Which of course wouldn't be the first time that Laibach is trying to convey that point, it's part of their belief system that they state fairly openly. On a fundamental level, we censor ourselves and adjust our lives to the expectations of the system in which we live the same way that the North Koreans do. And if we don't censor ourselves, then the system censors us, and fairly brutally at times. That is not to say that our systems are the same, no two systems are the same and the north korean system is definitely idiosyncratic, but perhaps they are more alike than either one of them would be comfortable admitting. And even more curiously, we may be becoming more and more alike with every passing day. Look at the recent address given by Clint Watts at a hearing by the Senate Judiciary Committee in the US. www.wsws.org/en/articles/2017/11/01/goog-n01.html Try reading that article while playing "Drzava" in the background, isn't "Drzava" just a perfect match for this article? When you hear "We have spilt an ocean of blood for the brotherhood and unity of our peoples and we shall not allow anyone to touch or destroy it from within", is it really Tito saying that line, or is it Clint Watts? Or, for that matter, any of the other congressmen on that committee who seemed to be in agreement with Clint Watts?
Maybe we're not just consumer units whose behaviour is at the mercy of economic circumstances? As is the leftist take on things.It's only ever Europeans who are criticised for striving towards heritage, identity, nationhood and something greater than the state. The songs are an expression of something that already exists. The standardisation of humanity and globalism that you psychopaths envision will always be met with resistance. Be it musical or otherwise.
TO SEE THE SHY SMILE OF MILAN IS GREAT.
I have discovered Laibach in a much deeper way, watching documentaries, listening to all their production throughout the years... What an amzing and impressive true Art they delivered!!!!!
It's more than Art... it's a philosophical questioning of our societies.
and also funny, they are as smart as they are funny
Hearing Milan Fras singing about cream-colored ponies and crisp apple strudels is definitely one of the most grotesque things I've ever heard.
Pony is bicycle ...
Monty python.
bah! It's fxcking brilliant!
If there is a heaven and I’m fortunate enough to enter it I want him and his magnificent voice announcing it.
or, you could check out any Hitler or Goebbels speech
Wow, just look at that smile at 3:06. With that sound in the background im flying around the moon too!
The older they get, the more subtle their deconstruction of songs. Love the abrupt ending. I agree with mlynto, it takes some listening to it to appreciate Laibach's greatness.
Yes!
i love you longtime
these videos are also fantastic,
they make my catholic past and all with that the best joke
thank you for your entertaining wisdom
love from Rotterdamn nl man
This and the sound of music give me goosebumps. It's a piece of art for sure
Why does this video nearly bring me to tears????
me too!
Laibach have talent to turn pure gold into flaweless diamond.
I CAN'T CONTAIN MY EXCITEMENT. Laibach does the Sound of Music is one of my very favoritest things ever.
This song always gets me. This version is gold.
Chorus is giving me some SERIOUS goosebumps !! absolute ridiculous level music/art/magic there. I have not been listening to Laibach for 7-8 years, woke up this morning and asked myself . . I wonder what happened to Laibach, And WOW OKEY was i in for a surprise, So thankful for checking in on these LEGENDS, The Sound of Music album have been on repeat since early morning, and there is alot more i have been missing out on, life has some amazing surprises , this was for sure on of those.
The Sound Of Music played a significant part in my childhood and so hearing Laibach cover the songs is just so perfect! I can't wait to hear the album!
Me too, I've been singing these songs in the shower for 40 years. Hearing Laibach do them has made life worth living again...
I love their eccentric interpretations of popular music. You can tell they respect the music they cover. I, too, love the original Sound of Music.
For as many times as I've watched this video (note: is is very many), I don't think I really picked up on nor fully appreciated the brilliance and beauty of that projector show going on in the background. The simple juxtaposition of images from Western and from Korean culture really silently but succinctly hammers home a point: despite the differences between our worlds, we're all so very much the same as well.
Western in this case is rather clichee austrian and american (as the sound of music is an american movie set in austria) and korean stuff was probably included because Laibach did perform this song in North Korea.
Laibach- this band is created for me. Thanks Laibach for all years good music and lyrics.
Bravo, Laibach. I love vocals, music, text, animation. I love everything.
They are memeing so hard and I absolutely adore it.
STOP throwing meme around on everything
@Lux Umbra You're over-thinking, just enjoy the sound of music.
@@armwrestlingfan6804
Get out of your mom's basement.
@@fredgarvinMP you look familiar..
The best arrangement of this tune since Coltrane. Excellence!
OMG!! how can u not fall in love the curly redhead!!
Martina Martinson is her name
@@zhleb
*Marina Mårtensson
Hey now, this aint the _other_ website...
You're probably 14
Blue sky and sunshine that's my favorite thing
This is literally the only version I will ever play around Xmas time.
For me, sometimes they are as good as it gets
This is one of those times.
Love his smile at the end of the song!
Damn, i love this song's melody.
Just like any other Laibach song when you hear it first it's borderline disaster but after several attempts to listen to it it becomes so great.
It's the principle of pop music. Only through ubiquitous repetition can a music be good. Pop music industries runs on this principle. Through this fact I hate anything on the top charts with utmost disgust.
@@ridhosamudro2199 But would you say that Laibach belongs to that kind of pop music? I'm not an expert, but I always had the impression that Laibach's music stayed far away from the likes of which you can find in mainstream music.
@@DeluminatusGM no, of course not. Laibach is somewhere in the Avant-garde realm. I'm just saying that in general, every musical piece is more enjoyable with every listen. How else Slayer have a very large following?
@@ridhosamudro2199 True.
@@ridhosamudro2199 I believe you are pretty much wrong on that. Pop music is supposed to be catchy. Catch your attention immediately and jump to chorus that will stick to you mind as soon as possible. On the contrary, more complicated and less mainstream tracks sometimes take half a dozen of repetitions before you actually understand why it is considered great.
Art.
Greetings from NSK Sarajevo
This is one of my favorite things.
Just so brilliant in its twisted perversity!
Otroci z Marino so iz Milana izvabili nasmeh. BRAVO VSEM
Quite an enchanting and captivating rendition.
Immer wieder ein Erlebnis, besonders dieses Kunstwerk!^^
A long way from "Recapitulation 1980-84" up to here. But I loved them all the time. :)
The woman is as beautiful as a birch. And beautiful vocal artists and birches are a few of _my_ favorite things 😍
Laibach is one of my favorite things...and also,apple pie...
Perfect Christmas song for my mood
always bringing the quality and unique renditions refusing to disappoint
Danke Laibach for being such a great Band!
Essa Banda é simplesmente excelente!
CONCORDO COM VOCÊ ADILSON ALVES
I am so happy that I found this.
Laibach told me about some of my favourite things.
TY Mute.
The kid, with hands on hips...
Genius!
Как всегда великолепно, слушаю с 1991 го. Let it Laibach!
Cream-colored ponies and crisp apple strudels
Doorbells and sleigh bells and schnitzel with noodles
These are a few of my favorite things
Girls in white dresses with blue satin sashes
Snowflakes that stay on my nose and eyelashes
These are a few of my favorite things
These are a few of my favorite things
Wild geese that fly with the moon on their wings
Silver-white winters that melt into springs
These are a few of my favorite things
Cream-colored ponies and crisp apple strudels
Doorbells and sleigh bells and schnitzel with noodles
These are a few of my favorite things
Girls in white dresses with blue satin sashes
Snowflakes that stay on my nose and eyelashes
These are a few of my favorite things
These are a few of my favorite things
Brown paper packages tied up with strings
Wild geese that fly with the moon on their wings
Silver-white winters that melt into springs
These are a few of my favorite things
Cream-colored ponies and crisp apple strudels
Doorbells and sleigh bells and schnitzel with noodles
These are a few of my favorite things
These are a few of my favorite things
this is actually a beautiful arrangement
Dzięki Bogu za Laibach💪❤️
When the Sound of Music was released in South Korea, it was so popular that one theater owner sought to maximize his profit by showing it more often. His solution was to shorten the movie by cutting out all of the songs!
PereMersenne Was he punished for his sins
The irony of north korea bringing in Laibach to perform just the songs without the movie
The kids are like "What the hell is going on? Why did we come here? Who's that scary men with the sore throat?"
And one of my favourites...Laibach!
a case to say They never waited for the wall to fall - they took another way instead, their own way, look what they had to endure and look where they are now. No star system attached, just Kunstwerk ! And for the happiness of every one.
I saved this to my FAVORITES.
I enjoyed the Concert in March in Germany,Köln in 2018....Hope you return in 2019!!!!
Loved Laibach from when I was 15. Now I am close to 50.
Merry Christmas from Atlanta, GA
I heard this yesterday and now, when I've seen the video, I love this even more. :D
And Earthlings! :-)
art of the highest order.
WE SAW MILAN SMILE
the older you get, the harder is to keep poker face
As soon I saw that I said to myself "wow I have never seen him smile" scrolled down and there's your comment
I saw him smiling only once... in a concert (the first and maybe the last) in Mexico city, he sang "Tanz mit Laibach" and the crowd was so excited that he laughed and screamed of excitement!!
@@kaliver donde y cuando estuvieron? Que hermoso
It's my new desktop background (3:37 with raised finger)
I agree to Schnitzel with Noodles.
0:36 ... Schnitzel with Noodles :)
Beautiful.
my favorite thing about this song, are the favorite things in the song.
Wow these kids ♥
što više slušam ovu pjesmu to mi je sve bolja i bolja.
Isto, brate moj :)
Mirakl sto bi reko svabo ceh i rus!
Egy hónapja dallamtapadásom van! Earworm!!! 🤩
Lovelovelovelovelov ....❤
Wonderful
Oh... I was there.... (Graz!)
Love it! Can’t wait to buy the album!
3:03
She is feeling it!
masterpiece
LOL this is GREAT! The sound of music is officially "owned" by Laibach. What's next? Cabaret?
Its amazing.
Luxusni...
now i’m going to listen original album just to be prepared :)
this one is 👍🏻!
Beautiful.
I heard these guys were in my capital Dublin and decided to take a break from touring a work in construction for a few months because they needed the extra cash and it was good money. I don't know how much truth there is to this, but lol
epic! pls more songs like this!
EXCELLENT !!!
Milan can smile, after all!
3:07 beautiful...
mocny kawałek mówiący że jednak jesteśmy żarłokami mięsożernymi
Guy Debord en Doc Martens.....
Vive Laibach !
This is fucking gold..
Please bring me blue sky's and sunshine
Sublime
Laibach + Buttercup Dew's My Nationalist Pony = World Domination. Equestia anthem when? Volk II when?
Lmaol I did literally at reading My Nationalist Pony!
My Fascist Pony
Where is Mina? :)
Milan made her put in prison in North Korea. Now she's singing in a labour camp.
maternity leave
She's having a baby
Resting.
wish it was my baby,she is so beautiful !!!!!!
I love SAUERKRAUT with BRATWURST
Just a little bit 🙂
reading the comments here is the first time i've ever (if only for a moment) forgotten this isn't reddit but youtube
Bravo Zoja
Laibach - My Favorite Things
Imagine if Laibach decided to sing at Bronycon?
John Oliver was right... hearing Milan Frass growl about whiskers on kittens is priceless.
WHAT !!!..no Krofi.??..only a small picture. I fold my arms in observation of this !
Is it really true, Milan is smiling? We thought he wasn't capable of doing so, unless he was threatened to be beaten up, as in early 1980 Interview. Laibach is always greatest, when they do original material of their own, so a musical ...
I like how they're one of the few bands to go perform in North Korea and then they also do this
Као и увијек, по СРЕД ЧЕЛА!
A flock of la cacanyas, now I've seen everything.
💖
The desires of an upcoming world power.
Sentimentality prepares the ground and support for fascism. Laibach spot on, again.
Thats what I thought too. There are so many "homeloving" and sweet songs that make yourself proud for your nation and this is the soil for hate and nationalism and all this crap.
The question is why are you proud of your nation just because there is a song about the nature, food, girls in your country?
Music takes our emotions and stop us from thinking...
I think that by mixing images of Western consumerism and North Korean authoritarianism (as you can clearly see in the background pictures), what they are really trying to hint at is the common totalitarian impulse behind all modern sociopolitical systems, including that of liberal capitalism. Which of course wouldn't be the first time that Laibach is trying to convey that point, it's part of their belief system that they state fairly openly. On a fundamental level, we censor ourselves and adjust our lives to the expectations of the system in which we live the same way that the North Koreans do. And if we don't censor ourselves, then the system censors us, and fairly brutally at times. That is not to say that our systems are the same, no two systems are the same and the north korean system is definitely idiosyncratic, but perhaps they are more alike than either one of them would be comfortable admitting. And even more curiously, we may be becoming more and more alike with every passing day. Look at the recent address given by Clint Watts at a hearing by the Senate Judiciary Committee in the US.
www.wsws.org/en/articles/2017/11/01/goog-n01.html
Try reading that article while playing "Drzava" in the background, isn't "Drzava" just a perfect match for this article? When you hear "We have spilt an ocean of blood for the brotherhood and unity of our peoples and we shall not allow anyone to touch or destroy it from within", is it really Tito saying that line, or is it Clint Watts? Or, for that matter, any of the other congressmen on that committee who seemed to be in agreement with Clint Watts?
At the same time, John Coltrane's word-free versions of this schlock tune are so brilliant that it hurts. He turned rubbish into diamond.
Maybe we're not just consumer units whose behaviour is at the mercy of economic circumstances? As is the leftist take on things.It's only ever Europeans who are criticised for striving towards heritage, identity, nationhood and something greater than the state. The songs are an expression of something that already exists.
The standardisation of humanity and globalism that you psychopaths envision will always be met with resistance. Be it musical or otherwise.
@@Iskalla Thank you! That needed to be said.
soul eyes
2:26
Hey, what happened to Mina Spiler? Where is she?
She is coming back soon. Dont worry. ;)
Pregnancy pause
🎶💜🎶