@@RichLunaReacts Khan is over 50 now and (sadly) doesn't quite have the power he once had. The new Conception stuff is really good, but he's much more laid back and subtle in his vocal delivery. I don't think he'll ever rejoin Kamelot full time - maybe a reunion tour someday, but from what I've heard there's some bad blood between he and Thomas Youngblood (guitarist) that'll need to get settled first. Kamelot is doing fine these days with their replacement singer (Tommy Karevik) who's much younger and has some serious muscle and power to his voice. He'll never be Khan (there can be only one) but I think he's what Kamelot needs to continue making the music that's made them so popular.
Fun facts: Kamelot is the idol of Epica's founder Mark Jansen. Epica took their name as a tribute to the same tittled Kamelot album called Epica. Then the keyboardist of Kamelot, Oliver Palotai, is Epica's singer Simone Simons's husband =)
One of the key things of knowing a power metal band is the vocals. They're usually clean and the range of the vocalist is very wide and able to hit very high notes :D
Love Roy Khan so much ❤️ I like Tommy Kärevik, my countryman from 🇸🇪 too, but Roy was the best! Glad he got back to singing in Conception. Would love to see you react to March of Memphisto live at Sweden Rock, 2006 I think it was 🇸🇪🤘
Kamelot does power metal the right way. Tight, concise songwriting combined with righteous heaviness. Been a fan of theirs for years. Strange seeing clips with Roy Kahn, though. I've gotten so used to Tommy's vocals. 😁
Forever is my all-time favorite song of theirs, but an extremely close second is Center of the Universe. Karma, When the Lights are Down, and Edenecho are also all amazing! Highly recommend you give them all a listen!
Hi TNT, when he said it was based on a pop song he was being ironic, Edvard Grieg was a Norwegian classical music composer from over a hundred years ago, this song is based on the theme from this piece of music, drop this into youtube search: Edvard Grieg - Peer Gynt - Suite No. 2, Op. 55 - IV. Solveig's Song
@@IcedDog The Norwegian rock band TNT also used this theme in the guitar solo of their song End Of The Line, drop this into youtube search: TNT Intuition - End Of The Line
. This song is always a fucking amazing experience live. They are worth seeing live over and over to me, because the guys are always hype and excited to be there! Roy Khan is the former singer and Tommy Karevik is the current singer and they are both absolutely amazing vocalists.
Hi, TNT! I'm very happy that you found Kamelot, one of my all time favorite bands. I'm following them since 1997. Kamelot originated from Tampa FL, but they are kind of an international band. Their first singer was Mark Vanderbilt, second was Roy Khan (the man, the legend, the God). He left the band in 2010 after suffering a severe burnout. Fortunately he reunited with his first band ( Conception) last year. When Khan joined Kamelot they changed their style from progressive metal to Symphonic power metal. In my opinion Kamelot's greatest albums were created in Khan's era - Karma (2001) Epica (2003) and The Black Halo (2005). The song you've heard is from Karma. The other 2 albums I've mentioned are based on the legend of Faust. Songs I highly recommend you to hear are: Karma, Elizabeth, Center of the Universe, Abandoned, Lost and Damned, March of Mephisto, When the Lights are Down, Memento Mori... (it's simpler just to get this 3 albums and listen to them, lol) The last singer is Tommy Karevik who joined Kamelot in 2012. Also a great singer. For live performances with him (good quality) you better wait till the release of their new live album next year. Tommy is also a lead vocalist of another band called Seventh Wonder.
Man I'm a Death Metal 40 yo guy, but Kamelot and in particular Roy Khan, are some badass for kind of disco music to me. Subscribed, and please do react to Kamelot - The Human Stain with Roy Khan singing! All the best from the rainy UK!
Welcome to Kamelot brother (also see Conception). Definitely watch Elizebeth parts 1, 2 and 3 from the Long Winters Night concert, same as from the reaction you did from. It was in Oslo, Norway (Norge!) in February of 2006. You are welcome.
Your reaction video was epic! It was lots of fun. Thanks so much! Kamelot is totally awesome. Check out "Karma", "Center of the Universe", "Wander", "March of Mephisto", "Edge of Paradise (live 2006, it was real fun, I must say) - that's just for the start. I found out about them approximately teo years ago and can't imagine my life without Roy Khan and Kamelot's style (which is pretty decent without Roy, too). You might also like Roy Khan's current works with his original band 'Conception' ("Waywardly broken", "By the Blues", "Feather moves" from the newest).
Kamelot- Revolution (Live HQ Pro-Shot) is a sick performance featuring their current singer, Tommy Karevik and a cameo by Arch Enemy’s Alissa White-Gluz. I love seeing people (especially Americans) react to Kamelot, as I feel they deserve more recognition than they get, especially in the US. They’re one of the best bands power metal has to offer, with a deep catalog of technically precise emotional and energetic songs.
Our one and only vocalists Roy Khan. Sorry i love Tommy, but noone can steal this away from him. Fucking amazing. Watch him with Simone Simmons. And you will understand if you doubt at all.
Some of my other favorite live Kamelot performances, drop these into youtube search: Best Rock Concerts - Kamelot - Abandoned kodrister - Kamelot - The Haunting ProgPowerSoul - KAMELOT - Elizabeth (I, II & III)
Hey "TNT" greetings from the not so famous 9 Mile just outside of Detroit, MI. may I suggest some of Kamelot's many mellow songs. First "Abandoned" from the same concert. 2nd "Don't you cry" studio version from the album "Karma". 3rd "On the coldest winter night" from the album "Epica" also 4th "Wander" from the same studio album. Even if you don't React to any of these songs...You'll thank Me after you give them all a good listoning to. TRUST ME!!! P.S. YOU ROCK!!!
I have seen Kamelot live a few times (unfortunately just barely missed the Roy Khan years), and oh boy whenever that buildup riff starts for Forever...
This is a more power metal song by them, but I think they are more of a Symphonic metal than a power metal band... or a good mix of both? I don't know, I don't like to classify things too much. What matters is that they are amazing! Nice reaction.
I really enjoy some Kamelot but a problem that they have is that their songs tend to sound samey. Their very talented all around and I absolutely love a couple of their albums but it is hard to listen to them consistently.
Absolutely love Roy Khan! What a great singer.
He’s back with his old band Conception now.
I wonder when he’ll rejoin Kamelot.
@@RichLunaReacts Khan is over 50 now and (sadly) doesn't quite have the power he once had. The new Conception stuff is really good, but he's much more laid back and subtle in his vocal delivery. I don't think he'll ever rejoin Kamelot full time - maybe a reunion tour someday, but from what I've heard there's some bad blood between he and Thomas Youngblood (guitarist) that'll need to get settled first. Kamelot is doing fine these days with their replacement singer (Tommy Karevik) who's much younger and has some serious muscle and power to his voice. He'll never be Khan (there can be only one) but I think he's what Kamelot needs to continue making the music that's made them so popular.
jeez. I can't. The lead singer is literally one of/the best singer i've ever heard live.
Roy Kahn is the man!
Roy khan.... What can i say? Great singer, my fave metal singer and one of the greatest voices in metal history
Fun facts: Kamelot is the idol of Epica's founder Mark Jansen. Epica took their name as a tribute to the same tittled Kamelot album called Epica. Then the keyboardist of Kamelot, Oliver Palotai, is Epica's singer Simone Simons's husband =)
Whoooaaa... thats cool.
Fun facts (the sequel): Mark Jansen is a founder of After Forever as well, the first band of Floor Jansen (we all know who she is)
this is the pinnacle of power metal. Forever from the album Karma by Kamelot. sung by Roy Khan.
Roy studied opera, you can tell its reflected in the music.
One of the key things of knowing a power metal band is the vocals. They're usually clean and the range of the vocalist is very wide and able to hit very high notes :D
They are a mix between power and progressive metal. Depends on what song you listen to. They are my favorite band hands down. Change my mind!
if you really want to enjoy Roys voice check live Elizabeth I, II, III from the same concert
I feel this is a better experience than Elizabeth, so I'm glad he did this instead.
Oh, Roy! What a voice and stage presence!
Bring more Kamelot either with Roy or with Tommy (he is also great).
your smile is contagious, friend.
Love Roy Khan so much ❤️ I like Tommy Kärevik, my countryman from 🇸🇪 too, but Roy was the best! Glad he got back to singing in Conception. Would love to see you react to March of Memphisto live at Sweden Rock, 2006 I think it was 🇸🇪🤘
I enjoy seeing people react to metal, especially if they're less initiated.
But I LOVE seeing people react to live (Roy khan Era) Kamelot!
I’ve seen these guys a few times, but Tommy was the singer. Never seen Roy do his thing but I wish I did. He’s great.
Kamelot does power metal the right way. Tight, concise songwriting combined with righteous heaviness. Been a fan of theirs for years.
Strange seeing clips with Roy Kahn, though. I've gotten so used to Tommy's vocals. 😁
I forgot how good his voice is.
Forever is my all-time favorite song of theirs, but an extremely close second is Center of the Universe. Karma, When the Lights are Down, and Edenecho are also all amazing! Highly recommend you give them all a listen!
Hi TNT, when he said it was based on a pop song he was being ironic, Edvard Grieg was a Norwegian classical music composer from over a hundred years ago, this song is based on the theme from this piece of music, drop this into youtube search:
Edvard Grieg - Peer Gynt - Suite No. 2, Op. 55 - IV. Solveig's Song
Heh, I've been listening to Kamelot for years and I didn't know this, thanks for the info
@@IcedDog The Norwegian rock band TNT also used this theme in the guitar solo of their song End Of The Line, drop this into youtube search:
TNT Intuition - End Of The Line
Well not ironic exactly, classical music at that time really was the popular music, and the Peer Gynt suite was really broadly popular in particular.
. This song is always a fucking amazing experience live. They are worth seeing live over and over to me, because the guys are always hype and excited to be there! Roy Khan is the former singer and Tommy Karevik is the current singer and they are both absolutely amazing vocalists.
Hi, TNT!
I'm very happy that you found Kamelot, one of my all time favorite bands. I'm following them since 1997. Kamelot originated from Tampa FL, but they are kind of an international band. Their first singer was Mark Vanderbilt, second was Roy Khan (the man, the legend, the God). He left the band in 2010 after suffering a severe burnout. Fortunately he reunited with his first band ( Conception) last year. When Khan joined Kamelot they changed their style from progressive metal to Symphonic power metal. In my opinion Kamelot's greatest albums were created in Khan's era - Karma (2001) Epica (2003) and The Black Halo (2005). The song you've heard is from Karma. The other 2 albums I've mentioned are based on the legend of Faust. Songs I highly recommend you to hear are: Karma, Elizabeth, Center of the Universe, Abandoned, Lost and Damned, March of Mephisto, When the Lights are Down, Memento Mori... (it's simpler just to get this 3 albums and listen to them, lol)
The last singer is Tommy Karevik who joined Kamelot in 2012. Also a great singer. For live performances with him (good quality) you better wait till the release of their new live album next year. Tommy is also a lead vocalist of another band called Seventh Wonder.
Man I'm a Death Metal 40 yo guy, but Kamelot and in particular Roy Khan, are some badass for kind of disco music to me. Subscribed, and please do react to Kamelot - The Human Stain with Roy Khan singing! All the best from the rainy UK!
Try Kamelot - Liar Liar or Kamelot - The Haunting feat. Simone Simons from Epica. Great band.
Welcome to Kamelot brother (also see Conception). Definitely watch Elizebeth parts 1, 2 and 3 from the Long Winters Night concert, same as from the reaction you did from. It was in Oslo, Norway (Norge!) in February of 2006. You are welcome.
You can't hate roy, it's impossible to hate him hahahah
another great Tampa Bay Band that made it
Saw them recently in Chicago. GREAT live show. Please check out more from Kamelot, so much to experience!
Your reaction video was epic! It was lots of fun. Thanks so much!
Kamelot is totally awesome. Check out "Karma", "Center of the Universe", "Wander", "March of Mephisto", "Edge of Paradise (live 2006, it was real fun, I must say) - that's just for the start. I found out about them approximately teo years ago and can't imagine my life without Roy Khan and Kamelot's style (which is pretty decent without Roy, too).
You might also like Roy Khan's current works with his original band 'Conception' ("Waywardly broken", "By the Blues", "Feather moves" from the newest).
Great reaction! Try The Great Pandemonium!
Kamelot- Revolution (Live HQ Pro-Shot) is a sick performance featuring their current singer, Tommy Karevik and a cameo by Arch Enemy’s Alissa White-Gluz.
I love seeing people (especially Americans) react to Kamelot, as I feel they deserve more recognition than they get, especially in the US. They’re one of the best bands power metal has to offer, with a deep catalog of technically precise emotional and energetic songs.
I really enjoy with your reaction buddy lot a fun how you said
Our one and only vocalists Roy Khan. Sorry i love Tommy, but noone can steal this away from him. Fucking amazing. Watch him with Simone Simmons. And you will understand if you doubt at all.
Finally, someone reacts to this amazing performance; can we get some sonata arctica, could be shy or tallulah
Yes definitely check out Elizabeth I,II,III great stuff.
Some of my other favorite live Kamelot performances, drop these into youtube search:
Best Rock Concerts - Kamelot - Abandoned
kodrister - Kamelot - The Haunting
ProgPowerSoul - KAMELOT - Elizabeth (I, II & III)
Amo la voz de Roy, su pasión al dejar cada nota y letra, ❤😊
This is my jam!
pretty good energy man i like your video
The Shadow Of Uther, The Fourth Legacy, karma, Soul Society, Memento Mori, serenade, Nights of Arabia, Lunar Sanctum, Glory, Lost & Damned, Snow ,
Hey "TNT" greetings from the not so famous 9 Mile just outside of Detroit, MI. may I suggest some of Kamelot's many mellow songs. First "Abandoned" from the same concert. 2nd "Don't you cry" studio version from the album "Karma". 3rd "On the coldest winter night" from the album "Epica" also 4th "Wander" from the same studio album. Even if you don't React to any of these songs...You'll thank Me after you give them all a good listoning to. TRUST ME!!! P.S. YOU ROCK!!!
I have seen Kamelot live a few times (unfortunately just barely missed the Roy Khan years), and oh boy whenever that buildup riff starts for Forever...
Loved this! You should listen to Kamelot - Abandoned live :)
more kamelot
Súper vídeo Bro.👍
Kamelot-karma live.
This is a more power metal song by them, but I think they are more of a Symphonic metal than a power metal band... or a good mix of both? I don't know, I don't like to classify things too much. What matters is that they are amazing! Nice reaction.
I like your excitement. This is my song and please tell your friends how awesome this song and the messages within it.
Kamelot Momento Mori or Forefather Hallowed Halls are worth checking out man
From the same live concert, do the ELIZABETH I II III
Kamelot are a great power metal band. Fantastic vocalist. Check out their album Haven which is a personal favourite of mine
The great vocalist number 1 ANDI DERIS ,number two ROY KHAN
7:40 Yeah, Roy never took it easy on us.
I like the channel bro, please, react to Kamelot - Abandoned live. Greetings from Argentina my friend! 👌🇦🇷
I really enjoy some Kamelot but a problem that they have is that their songs tend to sound samey. Their very talented all around and I absolutely love a couple of their albums but it is hard to listen to them consistently.
Luv your reaction ! If u think this was good try their song Elizabeth l ll & lll , (Oslo Norway Concert !) Enjoy !!
Roy Khan was great with them & Tommy Karevik is almost as good nowadays.
Angel Dust - When I Die
Pls check out Sacrimony
React to karma from kamelot or abandoned
Roy Khan are restart his first formation Conception th-cam.com/video/aWLZ9pStIeU/w-d-xo.html
Please don't mimic guitar notes