This was the 30th anniversary of Wacken open air and Sabaton's 20th Anniversary so they bought back some of the original members for a 2hr show on 2 stages in front of 82,000 friends.
Yea, nah, Swedish pagans was just a Bonus track on their The Art of War album that stuck, and now they probably can't do a show without it. They usually have a bit of a banter before this song, where Joakim is supposed to not wanna play it, that's why he said; "of course she f-in chose that one"
@Northman-from-the-North my ancestors are close to that area but not Sweden as such but close , Finnish/Norwegian/ french in my ancestry and that is not through that DNA testing thing , just my dads family
i did not at the time , i was blown away by the crowd and was concentrating on the lyrics so i missed that i will have to rewatch it , was my first time seeing it and hearing it
the crowd is sooo massive , i only just heard of sabaton about 12 months ago and only started listening to them about 3 months ago i had no idea how huge they were as a band
@@jadeance and the funny thing is that Sabaton comes from a very small town in Sweden called Falun. There has to be something in the water because there is more great bands from that town. For exemple female fronted bands like Follow The Cipher and Brothers of Metal are also very good bands, not as big as Sabaton though. I specially recomend you listen to and react to Brothers of Metal and their song Kaunaz Dagaz. If you wonder what that means I can tell you it is old Scandinavian rune words meaning Fire and Day.
Tina is in the official video of Steel commanders too.She's a beast 💪
she is an amazing cello player for sure kinda like the chick that plays the electric violin that has played with dragonforce
This was the 30th anniversary of Wacken open air and Sabaton's 20th Anniversary so they bought back some of the original members for a 2hr show on 2 stages in front of 82,000 friends.
82,000 people what a show!!
There was 82K people there 2013 but this is 2019, maybe it was the same both times.
Yea, nah, Swedish pagans was just a Bonus track on their The Art of War album that stuck, and now they probably can't do a show without it.
They usually have a bit of a banter before this song, where Joakim is supposed to not wanna play it, that's why he said; "of course she f-in chose that one"
thanks for the background on that i wondered why he said that to her lol
this one resonates with me 100% im not swedish though
@@jadeance never say never, maybe some of your ancestors comes from Sweden. 😉
@Northman-from-the-North my ancestors are close to that area but not Sweden as such but close , Finnish/Norwegian/ french in my ancestry and that is not through that DNA testing thing , just my dads family
great reaction, they are huge, this is not even the biggest crowd they have played for
really? they pull the most impressive crowds
I dont know if you noticed that all old members played on this show on 2 stages, including two drummers.
i did not at the time , i was blown away by the crowd and was concentrating on the lyrics so i missed that i will have to rewatch it , was my first time seeing it and hearing it
@@jadeance understandable. The crowd are massive!
the crowd is sooo massive , i only just heard of sabaton about 12 months ago and only started listening to them about 3 months ago i had no idea how huge they were as a band
i just rewatched the video and yeah i saw the 2 stages , what a set up !!
@@jadeance and the funny thing is that Sabaton comes from a very small town in Sweden called Falun. There has to be something in the water because there is more great bands from that town.
For exemple female fronted bands like Follow The Cipher and Brothers of Metal are also very good bands, not as big as Sabaton though.
I specially recomend you listen to and react to Brothers of Metal and their song Kaunaz Dagaz.
If you wonder what that means I can tell you it is old Scandinavian rune words meaning Fire and Day.