My favorite quotes: "It's impossible to have all genres in one song." Thomas Bergersen : "yes that's impossible" "yes, I thought so!" Thomas Bergersen : "No its name is impossible" ... "You are a Jedi Harry!" ~Gandalf ... Co-producers: Sooooo... What genre should we make this song? Thomas Bergersen: Yes
"Putting fuel on a fire isn't always bad. It just ensures there's no one left to report it." -- Janet 'Margaret' Nicks ... "It's not hard work if you work efficiently. But that's only valid if you're not a roofer." -- Dean John ... "Look, a noodle!" -- David Mocksweater, in his famous book, 'When Punkins Eat!', page 54. ... "Never judge a man by his words. Otherwise, he might curse you out." -- Dan Just a few.
Don´t think i´ve heard about Two steps from hell before, but holy f**k what a masterpiece. Like fantasy music, some celtic vibes and symphonic metal all baked in to one.
Btw, the singing in Thomas' "One Million Voices" song is actually Bulgarian choir singing. Thomas said before in a Facebook Live Q&A that he really likes Bulgarian choir music.
This one gives me massive pirates of the carribean vibes. Cannons roaring amid the waves, sailors crossing blades and marlin spikes on deck as burning rigging snaps in the wind, the planks wet with brine and blood.
Listening to Two Steps From Hell or Thomas Bergersen compositions is like being on a path with an awesome scenery that suddenly you ends up at the entrance of the grand canyon. So much to explore!. I m old , and listen to any type of music ranging from metal to classical since 1965. I ve never come accross to so much creativity in such a short time like the one shown by TSFH and especially Thomas Bergersen, this guy is a musical genius. If you like that kind of music you can go check "immediate music", "Globus", "audiomachine", "really slow motion", "Peter Crowley", "Jo Blankenburg" "Future World Music" "Anti Martikainen" "E.S.Posthumus" of course you can add John Williams, Hans Zimmer, Steve Jablonsky, John Powel, just to name a few. All of these have also awesome material but at the end you always will come back to Thomas Bergersen's compositions alone or with TSFH. I like Nick Phoenix's compositions too but they sound a bit like they are part of the same piece, then again, its tough to shine when you work close to the Sun! Enjoy your discovery, you ain't heard nothing yet ;D. Your next reaction should be with this : th-cam.com/video/WWRMT4MwpqQ/w-d-xo.html music from Two Steps From Hell composed by Thomas Bergersen.
So glad you listened to this! To give some info: TSFH has been included in a lot of movies, series, trailers etc. It was their main target to begin with. Then they started releasing public albums and the rest is history :) Any non-English lyrics in their songs are most likely gibberish, but they've also used different European languages (even Norwegian!). As usual, I have some suggestions for you (TSFH albums but composed by TB). - Emerald Princess - Unbreakable - Victory - Invincible - Blackheart and my personal feel-good song that gives me TONS of energy and joy: Thomas Bergersen - Beautiful People (EDM mashup). Some more mellow and soft ones (all from TB solo albums): - Remember Me - Sun (from the album Sun) - Return to Sender - Ocean Princess Really glad you liked Impossible. Your reaction to the end was exactly what I had pictured! It gets me every time :)
If you do a reaction for an Two Steps From Hell - El-Dorado track (Composed By Thomas Bergersen), after listening, you will get the strength to solve every problem
Unleashed was a great and epic album from TSFH ! Little Battlecry vibes in it! Great choice ... I loved it! But they have too many material to experiense !
As a Norwegian, I don't fully agree. More like ME (like in Medusa) RE (like in Renegade) and TE (Like in Tesla) Btw, no offence. Just giving my 2 cents .-)
@@poolhallshark Could it be a regional thing? I don't know much about Norwegian but Merethe was born in the Bergen area and I've heard that the Bergen dialect is hardly comprehensible for Norwegian speakers. Anyway, I heard it as "Meryeta" or "Meryete" on the TSFH concert in Prague, but I can't exactly remember if it was the host (who probably didn't speak Norwegian) or Thomas Bergersen who said it... but if I recall correctly, it was Thomas. Speaking of Thomas, how is "Thomas Bergersen" pronounced correctly?
@@premy That may actually be the case. The conconants in the western and south-western parts of Norway are actually much softer, so that the T may be perceived as a D and the E in the end may come off as a semi E/A. At least for a foreign speaking person it's hard to distinguish the difference. To say that the rest of Norway have problems understanding the Bergen dialect is to take it a bit far, but it IS something we joke about sometimes. We have hundreds upon hundreds of dialects here in Norway, so some friendly mocking WILL occur. Thanks for your feedback :-)
@@poolhallshark I see, thanks for the answer! :D Perhaps I misremembered the difficulty thing or confused it with something else. (Speaking of the Bergen dialect... "Two Steps From Hell - Compass feat. Merethe Soltvedt" is a great one. And the instrumental version - just "Compass" - too.)
@@poolhallshark Fellow Norwegian. I agree with you. ME-RE-TE as you wrote it is right. I know she sometimes says it with a bit more English accent for foreigners, but still same letters.
I recommend Ivan Torrent’s “Icarus” and “Remember Me” Two Steps from Hell - United we Stand, Divided we Fall And J. T Peterson’s “Solaris” th-cam.com/video/VhFoFCs4ytc/w-d-xo.html
TSFH. I strongly recommend Canon in D minor - th-cam.com/video/2Osd7DENKMg/w-d-xo.html It's like your on a cavalry attack in the style of The Winged Hussars (Sabaton) or The Trooper (Iron Maiden). It gets me really hyped up like Within Temptation's Raise your banner, totally ready to fight. And if your talking about combining genres, try this one th-cam.com/video/QfN_q4p-Ka4/w-d-xo.html Symphonic House :)
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My favorite quotes:
"It's impossible to have all genres in one song."
Thomas Bergersen : "yes that's impossible"
"yes, I thought so!"
Thomas Bergersen : "No its name is impossible"
...
"You are a Jedi Harry!"
~Gandalf
...
Co-producers: Sooooo... What genre should we make this song?
Thomas Bergersen: Yes
"Putting fuel on a fire isn't always bad. It just ensures there's no one left to report it." -- Janet 'Margaret' Nicks
...
"It's not hard work if you work efficiently. But that's only valid if you're not a roofer." -- Dean John
...
"Look, a noodle!" -- David Mocksweater, in his famous book, 'When Punkins Eat!', page 54.
...
"Never judge a man by his words. Otherwise, he might curse you out." -- Dan
Just a few.
i listen to this at work as a dishwasher need that battle music to win my job
Just been to a concert where they performed this live, it was so fucking good.
I'm guessing you were in Brussels.
Creo que su cara expresa la cara de todos, esta banda/grupo es una JOYA de nuestra época
Don´t think i´ve heard about Two steps from hell before, but holy f**k what a masterpiece. Like fantasy music, some celtic vibes and symphonic metal all baked in to one.
I recommend Two Steps From Hell (T. Bergersen) - Flight Of The Silverbird
Btw, the singing in Thomas' "One Million Voices" song is actually Bulgarian choir singing. Thomas said before in a Facebook Live Q&A that he really likes Bulgarian choir music.
Bulgarian, not Belgian. :)
@@LordMangudai Oh, woops.
Yes, Thomas Bergersen is a genius.
This one gives me massive pirates of the carribean vibes. Cannons roaring amid the waves, sailors crossing blades and marlin spikes on deck as burning rigging snaps in the wind, the planks wet with brine and blood.
Two Steps From Hell - Emerald Princess (feat. Chris Bleth, Merethe Soltvedt)
do this next for big surprise
Two Steps From Hell is two composers (Thomas Bergersen, and Nick Phoenix), they compose independently under the same label.
Listening to Two Steps From Hell or Thomas Bergersen compositions is like being on a path with an awesome scenery that suddenly you ends up at the entrance of the grand canyon. So much to explore!. I m old , and listen to any type of music ranging from metal to classical since 1965. I ve never come accross to so much creativity in such a short time like the one shown by TSFH and especially Thomas Bergersen, this guy is a musical genius. If you like that kind of music you can go check "immediate music", "Globus", "audiomachine", "really slow motion", "Peter Crowley", "Jo Blankenburg" "Future World Music" "Anti Martikainen" "E.S.Posthumus" of course you can add John Williams, Hans Zimmer, Steve Jablonsky, John Powel, just to name a few. All of these have also awesome material but at the end you always will come back to Thomas Bergersen's compositions alone or with TSFH. I like Nick Phoenix's compositions too but they sound a bit like they are part of the same piece, then again, its tough to shine when you work close to the Sun! Enjoy your discovery, you ain't heard nothing yet ;D. Your next reaction should be with this : th-cam.com/video/WWRMT4MwpqQ/w-d-xo.html music from Two Steps From Hell composed by Thomas Bergersen.
You should react to "Victory" I think It's one of their most popular tracks.
Colorful mind listening to ths
Two Steps From Hell - Cannon in D minor
Tom B. and Two Steps From Hell is some of the best music on earth to play video games to. Especially hack and slash. Try A Place In Heaven.
I play Grim Dawn listening to 2steps all of the time. Makes everything epic!
OMG dude youu have reactions of almost all my favorite music XD the warning, Heilung and now I see two steps from hell too
I'd recommend Blackheart, It's good
My favorite song from many years ago
Highly recommend We Are Legends from one of their newer albums, or Emerald Princess. Both are stunningly good
Emerald princess itself is such a good recomendation, love that song/album
@barlarg I’m going to have to give victory from battle cry, my vote
I recommend "victory",it's amazing
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I like how he was like 👁👄👁
So glad you listened to this! To give some info: TSFH has been included in a lot of movies, series, trailers etc. It was their main target to begin with. Then they started releasing public albums and the rest is history :)
Any non-English lyrics in their songs are most likely gibberish, but they've also used different European languages (even Norwegian!).
As usual, I have some suggestions for you (TSFH albums but composed by TB).
- Emerald Princess
- Unbreakable
- Victory
- Invincible
- Blackheart
and my personal feel-good song that gives me TONS of energy and joy: Thomas Bergersen - Beautiful People (EDM mashup).
Some more mellow and soft ones (all from TB solo albums):
- Remember Me
- Sun (from the album Sun)
- Return to Sender
- Ocean Princess
Really glad you liked Impossible. Your reaction to the end was exactly what I had pictured! It gets me every time :)
Also check it out older album like archangel , invincible , skyworld and more
Please "Victory" !!
Two steps from hell - After the fall mi favorita
Your face🤣🤣💥💥
Captain: take that anchor
Crew: captain were in storm
Captain: we are the storm
My all time TSFH favorite is Black Blade. You should also check out Epic Score and Epic North.
Please react to "Two Steps From Hell - Enchantress" which made me a Thomas Bergersen's fan. Your reaction videos are precious. Thank you a lot 😄
If you do a reaction for an Two Steps From Hell - El-Dorado track (Composed By Thomas Bergersen), after listening, you will get the strength to solve every problem
I'm not sure if you realized but it was one melody repeated over and over in different styles. This complexity in simplicity is brilliant
You Try secret melody it’s from that same album it soothes my soul
Im pretty sure you will like "Emerald Princess", and amazing fusion between orchestral and edm with a joyness travel
look for some Nick Pheonix too he is the other half of TSFH and has some great tracks
Unpopular(for now) opinion:
Impossible, Victory and Black Heart are the three best TSFH songs.
🔥🔥🔥
Never give up on your dreams.
I hope you can react to children of the sun i think you will like it :D
He already has, that was the first Bergersen reaction.
@@premy oh ok thx
you should react to heart of courage bij two steps from hell. it is an iconic sound
I recommend we are legend short version by Thomas bergersen 💕💕
If you like this kind of music, I highly recomend you Matias Bacoñsky - 'The Immortal' or 'Light On The Horizon'
You should react to Nero by two steps from hell it’s a beautiful piece
U should reaction more older tsfh music work like heart of courage ,protector of the earth ,archangel ,to glory , dragon rider and more
😮😮😮😮wow
Unleashed was a great and epic album from TSFH ! Little Battlecry vibes in it! Great choice ... I loved it! But they have too many material to experiense !
Damn
2 steps from hell Vietnam war edition
Merethe name is pronounced like “Merada”
She gave me heck for mispronouncing her name once 😅
As a Norwegian, I don't fully agree. More like ME (like in Medusa) RE (like in Renegade) and TE (Like in Tesla) Btw, no offence. Just giving my 2 cents .-)
@@poolhallshark Could it be a regional thing? I don't know much about Norwegian but Merethe was born in the Bergen area and I've heard that the Bergen dialect is hardly comprehensible for Norwegian speakers. Anyway, I heard it as "Meryeta" or "Meryete" on the TSFH concert in Prague, but I can't exactly remember if it was the host (who probably didn't speak Norwegian) or Thomas Bergersen who said it... but if I recall correctly, it was Thomas. Speaking of Thomas, how is "Thomas Bergersen" pronounced correctly?
@@premy That may actually be the case. The conconants in the western and south-western parts of Norway are actually much softer, so that the T may be perceived as a D and the E in the end may come off as a semi E/A. At least for a foreign speaking person it's hard to distinguish the difference. To say that the rest of Norway have problems understanding the Bergen dialect is to take it a bit far, but it IS something we joke about sometimes. We have hundreds upon hundreds of dialects here in Norway, so some friendly mocking WILL occur. Thanks for your feedback :-)
@@poolhallshark I see, thanks for the answer! :D Perhaps I misremembered the difficulty thing or confused it with something else. (Speaking of the Bergen dialect... "Two Steps From Hell - Compass feat. Merethe Soltvedt" is a great one. And the instrumental version - just "Compass" - too.)
@@poolhallshark Fellow Norwegian. I agree with you. ME-RE-TE as you wrote it is right. I know she sometimes says it with a bit more English accent for foreigners, but still same letters.
I recommend Ivan Torrent’s “Icarus” and “Remember Me”
Two Steps from Hell - United we Stand, Divided we Fall
And J. T Peterson’s “Solaris”
th-cam.com/video/VhFoFCs4ytc/w-d-xo.html
TSFH. I strongly recommend Canon in D minor - th-cam.com/video/2Osd7DENKMg/w-d-xo.html It's like your on a cavalry attack in the style of The Winged Hussars (Sabaton) or The Trooper (Iron Maiden). It gets me really hyped up like Within Temptation's Raise your banner, totally ready to fight. And if your talking about combining genres, try this one th-cam.com/video/QfN_q4p-Ka4/w-d-xo.html Symphonic House :)
giberish language? hell no it`s called norwegian
Sans Skyrim , ce genre de musique n'existerai pas! merci Skyrim