i'm from Glasgow and there's honestly nothing i miss more than hearing these guys start playing from literally the bottom of Buchanan Street and walking up to watch them, especially Sir Gandalf, he makes the performance golden every single time
I couldn't believe my luck seeing these guys perform when I was just wandering around Glasgow. The drums were calling me, I had to follow. Great to hear them here on TH-cam, but in person they're so raw and primal. 🥵
Running in to musical groups like this is one of the only reasons I like visiting the city. I saw a drum circle in Chicago that blew me away with 5 gallon buckets!!
Ave Maria. I'm half Puerto Rican and Dominican, found out I'm 7% Welsh, 3% Scottish and 1% irish. But it kinda makes sense. The Spanish Armada (look it up) and the carribbean has a lot of celtic dna. Especially Jamaica (from my own observations) has a lot of irish so maybe some celts got freaky with our ancestors lol. I love all of my ancestors (Taino, African and European)
Greetings to all scottish people from Iran or Persia, a country far away from you, in the heart of Middle East; I like celtic musical instruments, especially the scottish bagpipe and interesting to know that we Iranians also have our own bagpipe (we call "Ney Anban") with a different sound from the Scottish bagpipe anyway, I feel proud to listen to scottish epic music perfomance, even though I'm not scottish ❤️
Be happy that’s there are many Persians in Scotland who made their home there and who love it. My father is from Tehran and has lived in Edinburgh for 40 years. He loves it and still loves his heritage. Scotland welcomed him. My mother is Scottish. I am proud of both cultures. I wish Iran would be free of cultural restraint. Be well.
Cradle of Civilisation. I'm Scottish but I spent my early years living in the middle east. Love Arabs and the middle eastern culture, the last masculine men in this ever more feminised world.
@@bobbobertbobberton1073 Thanks dude. But Iranians (Persians) aren't Arabs at all (I'm not raciest) Isn't a good reason that if Iranians are middle eastern, means they are Arab!! Persians are Indo-Iranian ppl from Indo-European family (with medditranian and Anatolian Halpogroup J2 and Eastern European R1a) But respect 🏴❤️
This music speaks to my soul and enters into all of my pours. The primal drum beats and beautiful bagpipes are much needed medicine for what's ailing humanity. God I love these guys and thank them for sharing their gift of music and joy with us all. It makes me wish I was Scottish and descended from the Celts.
my friend, the word is 'pores' not 'pours'. You probably were distracted when your wrote comment, by the awesome music! 😁 Can't blame you for that...+1 on your comment. I totally agree with you.
@@nonenone5413 My friend, it is also grammatically correct to start every sentence with a capital letter. So you should have written My not my, but you must have just been distracted by my excellent comment,😂😂😂.
My great-great grandfather was Scottish I believe, but I had heard and listened to this band long before ever even knowing about the show Outlander. And when this started playing, my heart immediately swelled. Such good music. Few things can bring all humanity together; Music and food.
@Tom's Ghost Sound is actually still used as a terror weapon , kinda like the roar of a A-10 firing . Songs have even been used against Insurgents in Iraq as Psychological warfare
@Kasper K. During the Viking time? How about bagpipes in other part of Europe? I thought they were old musical instruments that they existed before Alexander the Great.
Julius Caesar the seas played cracked bones and blood sprays the English literally thought that the first raids were demons punishing them for their sins...
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 LOVELY to see Clanadonia out expressing themselves, sharing it with us ..& generally enjoying themselves - life in a nut shell folks - community through creativity + sharing one's gifts & talents with those around you = havin' a boat load of fun while doing it! Bless you all ..much ❤& greetings from (🇨🇦) ... keep on keepin' on Clanadonia - we're with you all the way! 🌻
The shredded guy on the left with the flat cap is the type of guy that cuts an apple with a pocket knife against his thumb, eating the slices directly from the blade.
Even more traditional would be gaelic language, eg on here try anything labelled 'gaelic song' and 'back free church salm isle lewis'. I'm not religious but the last one can sound quite haunting live (from experience)
Bin aus Germany... Der Trommel Sound ist so geil! Ich hock moins hier und lach, bekomme Tränen in die Augen.... VOR FREUDE! Was ne coole Truppe! Yeah das fetzt
@Vitruvius Antarchius interestingly enough Vikings and various other scandinavians settled on the eastern Scottish shores (most likely aiming for the much warmer and fertile shores of England but the Channel is a cunt to cross), this was long before what is commonly considered Scottish culture formed, most of which is a lot more modern that most would like to admit. English, Welsh, Scottish and Irish blood and heritage mixes a hell of a lot more than certain political parties like to have you believe, being a small group of islands that have intermingled for thousands of years.
@dsss b French, Spanish, English, Irish, Welsh and Scottish all have some degree of Celtic DNA. Pretty much all of western Europe belonged to the Celts before Rome conquered the territory. While many Celts fled the Romans up into Scotland, Ireland, Wales and Brittany, many also stayed and intermarried with Romans and those lines exist in Western Europe to this day.
This music is just AWESOME ... tis my heritage!! I'm of Irish ancestry but I'm certain I have a wee bit of Scot in me .. when those drums start .. oh boy it's like I'm home!! Love your music!! #RealMenWearKilts
i think so too and wondered if he was dude in Fedora's father and if he started this street band. not that it really matters lol and yes very infectious indeed
Right lol. I hope that I have just half of his enthusiasm and energy when I'm his age. And if you look closely at his drum it says, Big Peat lol. Now I don't know if that's his name or the brand of drum but either way I think it suits him very well.
Old man: wizard Guy in left: double hand heavy sword Bald guy: dual swords thief Pipe bag boys: archers The long hair guy: blacksmith The last guy: healer
As a man who has never been to Scotland this is exactly how I thought it would look, bunch of shirtless muscular guys with beards playing bagpipes and drums while yelling
we don't all actually go about like this most of us are just like your average westerners but it's kinda like Americans going about dressed like George Washington. It's like a cultural thing, it's only for celebrations etc
Wow, ❤ I LOVE IT ❤️ 😊 ❤ It's incredibly different from the usual music styles that are available, but it's unique & AWESOME rolled into one... I now have a new interest in the diversity that Music may bring into our life, unexpectedly sometimes 😂 ❤🎉❤ Thank you ❣️
NEVER underestimate that combo. One of my best campaigns was exactly this. Source of inspiration was the "The musicians from Bremen". Unless I really wanted to eff them up with magic resistant enemies or AOE.. they were even a little bit OP. Imagine everybody was having bardic inspiration left and right
There is a collectively wild energy in this music that makes it so pleasant. Like a wild run through a freshly rained forrest covered in moss and greenery.
You can feel the passion and the pride in every beat.... greetings from Himalayan Highlands! Loved it. Would definitely buy that CD from the woman if I passed you by on a street.
Thank you so very much for my making my heart beating in tune with your drums its the best feeling ever. PLEASE sell your music and better still a video. You have no idea how many people through out the world enjoy watching and listing to your music. Thank you again.
Now imagine what 10 thousand of them coming over the hill at you with a rather upset temperament would look like. Personally I'd have said "f** the king I'm going home"
Unfortunately if ever there where 10 thousand of us we'd be up against 100 thousand. Maybe in a few battles we did, but i dont think us scots every went to war with greater numbers than our enemies.
@@choncho7475 You left out the second part of their comment, "I've never heard drums in my life that *DIDN'T* give a feel of a melody." Now unless they edited it after your made your comment, that sentence makes it perfectly clear they have heard of drums and were referring to the fact they've never heard drums that didn't follow a melody
Wow. Those are real kilts, not tailored ones. One long single piece of tartan that is gathered and belted. Happy to see traditional untailored kilts. Great band and great rendition.
I loved the music, the energy, the tartans but I could have done without the shirtless sandal look. I liked the pipers outfits the best. That's just my personal take. I'm not at all implying that any one of them should stop doing what they do the way they like.
We live in the mountains of Western North Carolina….sorta wish one my farmer neighbors would play the pipes……well…and those drums…WOOF! What a sound it would be!!💕
@@user-zl6mg1se8q Brazil... maybe, but when we get the funk from North America and turned into only sexual music, no, im not proud of this, and i think we must end this shit, but i can't do nothing, i'm just a 16 guy living away from the big cities of Brazil
I don't think I've ever heard an instrument that didn't sound great when played by somebody who knows what they're doing. And a complete noob can make any instrument sound terrible. Trust me, I speak from experience.
I'm Scottish and I love the French! Been many times, it's always the same, "are you English?" (Said with hesitant suspicion) "No, I'm Scottish" huge cheers and smiles, and a warm welcome
@Random Scottish Bloke Yes. But that is just what we call it here in the south of America. It means that you did not go to the gym to work out. You became that way from real work.
@Random Scottish Bloke No shit!? Wow. I never would have expected that farms existed anywhere else on Earth. What I didn't expect is that idioms are international. Mostly because they aren't.
I have the pleasure of getting to go to Highland Games in New Hampshire, and they always have live music there. And BOY let me tell you, these drums are so loud you can FEEL it. In your lungs, chest, head. It is a whole body experience when they get going on those bad boys
I’m American I don’t really get it lol 😂 nevertheless there’s a lot of European shit that I am passionate about and know about that my friends don’t know about
I’m here thanks to Yutaka Yamada, the guy who composed Vinland Saga music. You can hear so much of drums like this in the soundtrack and is just AMAZING. I highly recommend the song “Two souls” from Yutaka Yamada, has so much inspiration in Nord music
I ha te how the Japanese seem better at doing cool Eur opean themed stories these days..like some of them seem more proud of or more informed of it than Euros almost. When I first read Berserk for example, I was really impressed and surprised by how deep the E uropean lore went. Like how the elf queen was named Danaan based on the Tuatha Dé Danann in Irish mythology, or how there was Yggdrasil and how they used the boulders at Stonehenge to be a portal through it etc.
My whole life dreamed visiting Scotland, thought brought in a German American family in the U.S Dream came true, traveled there 3 times! Love everything Scottish, even rescuing a White West Highland Terrier mix.
@@gazeboqueen possibly only thing missing is 2 students named Lisa and Bart a teacher names Skinner and a super attendant naked chammers and some steamed hams
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That front guy tho... everyone needs a front guy like him. Hes the drum wizard.
That's the legendary Tubardh.. love him.
Gives them stat boosts, he’s like the support player
Hes scottish merlin ya noobs.
More like drum druid I think
Drum wizard is fucking ripped
*The guy on the left looks like every single stereotypical Scotsman you've ever seen in a movie*
What about the guy from the Austin Powers movie?
and in reality they are 4ft tall and overweight lol
If his hair was red, he would be a real-life Groundskeeper Willie
@@HockeyPwnsBaseball bro i was thinking the same lmao
@@hookybit We are?
Glasgow native here, seen these guys in town many's a time, tremendous, always stop for a listen.
Where do I find them and when?
@@s.sradon9782 not sure mate, I haven't been in Glasgow the past few years.
Wild, fast, free, unconquered. I can feel the spirit of Scotland.
Greetings from the dark forests of Bavaria
LOL - unconquered? We didn't need to conquer them, they came to us begging for us to own them!
Except for the times they were conquered, lol.
@@Jennyeq Not by you tho eh pal?
@@jakecarpenter397 Or you...
@@Warpipes1000 Why does it matter? As far as I'm concerned being conquered by the English is even more shameful lmao
Fun fact: This is what a Scottish persons heart beat sounds like
Can confirm
That's a cardiovascular problem, then. Arrythmia to be exact.
@@lionhartjohn1000 No one loves a smartass.
It’s beacuse of the whiskey
Cocaine is one hell of a drug.
i'm from Glasgow and there's honestly nothing i miss more than hearing these guys start playing from literally the bottom of Buchanan Street and walking up to watch them, especially Sir Gandalf, he makes the performance golden every single time
Do they still play?
I'd always stop when I seen these guys on Buchanan Street a joy to watch everytime
I haven't seen em playing in years, they always made my day brighter
@@joanduthie1689 i havent seen them in a while, i honestly can't remember the last time i heard them :( sorry, my friend :(
Still listening 2021 🏴❤🔊
Always gives me the chills when I hear the pipes and drums
I used to do Scottish dancing as a child in South Africa so I love the pipes and drums. Brings back happy times
Here, re-listen this banger, you're welcome
I couldn't believe my luck seeing these guys perform when I was just wandering around Glasgow. The drums were calling me, I had to follow. Great to hear them here on TH-cam, but in person they're so raw and primal. 🥵
Running in to musical groups like this is one of the only reasons I like visiting the city. I saw a drum circle in Chicago that blew me away with 5 gallon buckets!!
Scotland is one of those places you like but you don’t know why.
Oh but I do know. Mountains, trees, coast, people, spirit.
aragornthebrave, no not really.
@@owinlaa You're telling me that I don't know why I like Scotland?
aragornthebrave, I honestly have no idea.
@@owinlaa Fair enough
This is like heavy-metal before electricity
Lol exactly
Oh my god 😂😂😂 you made my day
@@Dan-xx8fx me 2..😘😂🌬️💚🧡💙💛
Heavy metal without electicity, with badass clothings, badass musicians, and a fucking amazing music
cant like cause 420 F
I'm not even Scottish, I'm Puerto Rican! But wow do I love this kind of music with horns and drums of a different culture!
No son trompetas, son gaitas escocesas
The drums are ancestral every human ear answers the call of the drum
Horns???
Ave Maria. I'm half Puerto Rican and Dominican, found out I'm 7% Welsh, 3% Scottish and 1% irish. But it kinda makes sense. The Spanish Armada (look it up) and the carribbean has a lot of celtic dna. Especially Jamaica (from my own observations) has a lot of irish so maybe some celts got freaky with our ancestors lol. I love all of my ancestors (Taino, African and European)
SAME HERE
Greetings to all scottish people from Iran or Persia, a country far away from you, in the heart of Middle East; I like celtic musical instruments, especially the scottish bagpipe and interesting to know that we Iranians also have our own bagpipe (we call "Ney Anban") with a different sound from the Scottish bagpipe
anyway, I feel proud to listen to scottish epic music perfomance, even though I'm not scottish ❤️
Be happy that’s there are many Persians in Scotland who made their home there and who love it. My father is from Tehran and has lived in Edinburgh for 40 years. He loves it and still loves his heritage. Scotland welcomed him. My mother is Scottish. I am proud of both cultures. I wish Iran would be free of cultural restraint. Be well.
Cradle of Civilisation. I'm Scottish but I spent my early years living in the middle east. Love Arabs and the middle eastern culture, the last masculine men in this ever more feminised world.
@@lemonshark69 Okay Sharkie Boi lol.
@@bobbobertbobberton1073
Thanks dude.
But Iranians (Persians) aren't Arabs at all (I'm not raciest)
Isn't a good reason that if Iranians are middle eastern, means they are Arab!!
Persians are Indo-Iranian ppl from Indo-European family (with medditranian and Anatolian Halpogroup J2 and Eastern European R1a)
But respect 🏴❤️
@@nataliechaillouxGood. I like the Celtic culture and I hope they like our Persian culture
makes me very proud to be Scottish. which is interesting, given the fact that im Portuguese.
Portuguese are Celts with better tans! 👍🏻
im Portuguese too and i love Scotland
@@kata4114 eu ainda nunca la fui mas quero bue ir kk
@@peepmam tmb eu xD
You are whatever you want to be
This music speaks to my soul and enters into all of my pours. The primal drum beats and beautiful bagpipes are much needed medicine for what's ailing humanity. God I love these guys and thank them for sharing their gift of music and joy with us all. It makes me wish I was Scottish and descended from the Celts.
my friend, the word is 'pores' not 'pours'. You probably were distracted when your wrote comment, by the awesome music! 😁 Can't blame you for that...+1 on your comment. I totally agree with you.
@@nonenone5413 My friend, it is also grammatically correct to start every sentence with a capital letter. So you should have written My not my, but you must have just been distracted by my excellent comment,😂😂😂.
I am Scottish and this really makes me dance. This is my kind of “Tribal Music 🎶 “ If my Grama was here she would be up dancing. Thank you 🙏🏻 ❤
"Confused Romans looking over Hadrian's wall, ca 180AD" - colorized
Oh god that was good.
it took me a full second or two to really visualize that image but when i did i was dying
Insanis illa Celtarum populis.
Thx for the laugh. 😂
Lmao
Meanwhile, in the distance...
+10% armor
+50 atk damage
+10 vitality
+100000 atk speed
-90% clothing
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 rise of kingdoms?
No one has noticed Agent 47 next to the ripped guy yet. He does his job well.
*PrAy FoR mE sAiNt RiCaRdO*
@@funnyman5017hi I am no one
90% morale boost.
-70% morale reduction rate.
My great-great grandfather was Scottish I believe, but I had heard and listened to this band long before ever even knowing about the show Outlander. And when this started playing, my heart immediately swelled. Such good music.
Few things can bring all humanity together; Music and food.
Respect to our Scottish brother's from Ireland 🇮🇪 Erin Go Bragh Alba Go Bragh 🏴
Is toil leam Eirinn gu mòr, à Alba! 🏴
Sassanach go bragh 🇬🇧🇬🇧
Never understood how Bards in fantasy games can buff the party with just a song. Until now
"Imagine all the people we could kill to this music!"
@Tom's Ghost Sound is actually still used as a terror weapon , kinda like the roar of a A-10 firing . Songs have even been used against Insurgents in Iraq as Psychological warfare
It's true, every single one of these scotsman keeps a spoon on them. A big ol band of Spoony Bards.
there is a reason ancient armies had bands! pretty much to hype the soldiers up for battle, along with keeping moral up
@@CurseOrGame Not just that but they keep rhythm so the soldiers can march together.
Immagine being a Roman in Scotland and the trees start playing this
@Kasper K. immagine being a poor English fisherman and the sea start playing this
They"d kick these suy boy's asses.
@Kasper K. During the Viking time? How about bagpipes in other part of Europe? I thought they were old musical instruments that they existed before Alexander the Great.
Julius Caesar the seas played cracked bones and blood sprays the English literally thought that the first raids were demons punishing them for their sins...
Literally what I was gonna say like just hearing this and tons of scots come running over a hill
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 LOVELY to see Clanadonia out expressing themselves, sharing it with us ..& generally enjoying themselves - life in a nut shell folks - community through creativity + sharing one's gifts & talents with those around you = havin' a boat load of fun while doing it! Bless you all ..much ❤& greetings from (🇨🇦) ... keep on keepin' on Clanadonia - we're with you all the way! 🌻
I bought the CD on Buchanan Street in Glasgow. Stood and listened to them play for 45 minutes. The sound goes right through you. Fabulous!!
Absolutely love the old man. He puts so much energy into his drumming. He obviously loves what he does and loves the music. A joy to see.
Also 100% chance he ain’t wearing a damn thing under that kilt.
@@CowTaurog Absolutely true he's most definitely wearing it traditionally.
@@CowTaurog never knew kilts were so long
He's only 28.
Proof that you can "rock n roll" (or play any kind of music) no matter what your age!
"What are you doing?"
"Listening to my heritage"
"You're Mexican"
"I’ll gie ye a skelpit lug!"
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 i'm dying
Lol
Lol
😂
😂
I’m eskimo/Scottish. And this resonates with me. Beats for the soul.
Wahre Musik wünschte könnte diese Herren einmal live Erleben!
Beste Grüße aus Deutschland
The shredded guy on the left with the flat cap is the type of guy that cuts an apple with a pocket knife against his thumb, eating the slices directly from the blade.
Such accuracy. 😂
I do that, and I’m female. Best way to eat an apple in my opinion.
Couldn’t have said it better 😂
Looks like pontius from wildboyz
He also look like Willie in The Simpson. I really like this style
Shirtless, beard, and top hat. Not everyone can sport such a classic look.
And kilt
Don’t forget the flip flops.
And béret
May the Celtic peoples preserve their traditions and music for all of eternity. 🙏🏻
I'm half Scottish and half Irish, first generation born in the US. These are my people! I feel this music deep in my soul ❤️.
Even more traditional would be gaelic language, eg on here try anything labelled 'gaelic song' and 'back free church salm isle lewis'. I'm not religious but the last one can sound quite haunting live (from experience)
I’m from Colombia and I love Scottish and Irish music 🎶 ❤
Fear a' Bhàta is a song that my gran used to sign to me when i was young,give it a listen.
*Everybody gangsta until the forest starts dropping some Scottish Beats.*
*Romans: ( Cries in Latin )*
Scottish in this case....but we Gaelic will accept them as well 😉 they are up to our standards!!
For fuck sake please stop using that wore out brain dead meme. You're probably better then that.
Nah. It was the hills.
@@nickturd3912 *than
@@Gideon_Judges6 you're correction of my trash english has made me a better man. Thank you kindly.
I like that the old man is just having fun with it and really getting into it. That's how music should be.
I believe he is also the one making the "yaaa" vocalizations too? Sounds so fitting to the music, I love this!
He wasn’t part of the band, he was just passing by
He's actually directing the other musicians!
He's the leader, methinks.
And the only one with Sandals!
Bin aus Germany... Der Trommel Sound ist so geil! Ich hock moins hier und lach, bekomme Tränen in die Augen.... VOR FREUDE! Was ne coole Truppe! Yeah das fetzt
I'll never get over the fact that somewhere in the Middle Ages men in one of the coldest climates in Europe decided to wear kilts. So awesome.
While I'm mostly still with you on that, kilts aren't actually that old.
Danish Vikings and Anglo-Saxons: constant fighting
Normandy: waiting for the wind to turn the right way so they can invade
Scots:
Props on historical memes
@Vitruvius Antarchius Oh, but they did, they certainly did.
@Vitruvius Antarchius interestingly enough Vikings and various other scandinavians settled on the eastern Scottish shores (most likely aiming for the much warmer and fertile shores of England but the Channel is a cunt to cross), this was long before what is commonly considered Scottish culture formed, most of which is a lot more modern that most would like to admit. English, Welsh, Scottish and Irish blood and heritage mixes a hell of a lot more than certain political parties like to have you believe, being a small group of islands that have intermingled for thousands of years.
@@_s_9920 name a political party that has used genetics since the Nazis
@Vitruvius Antarchius Yet the vikings settled all over Scotland. Most famously Orkney
The guy on the left looks so Scottish, like as if the literal embodiment of Scotland came down to slap some drums with the bois.
@dsss b French, Spanish, English, Irish, Welsh and Scottish all have some degree of Celtic DNA. Pretty much all of western Europe belonged to the Celts before Rome conquered the territory. While many Celts fled the Romans up into Scotland, Ireland, Wales and Brittany, many also stayed and intermarried with Romans and those lines exist in Western Europe to this day.
@dsss b
No he's not .. Only a Scot can wear the Kilt of that clan
@@wabliohitika4521 dont know why nobody has a klan green or blue tartan
This music is just AWESOME ... tis my heritage!! I'm of Irish ancestry but I'm certain I have a wee bit of Scot in me .. when those drums start .. oh boy it's like I'm home!! Love your music!! #RealMenWearKilts
from lebanon respect to scottish people and to scotland always admire this country
The big thing for me on this video is the absolute enthusiasm the old guy has, its infectious.
That freaky moves :) he looks like one of leprechauns :D
Hes been eating them mushrooms that grow in the hill caves of the highlands.....
i think so too and wondered if he was dude in Fedora's father and if he started this street band. not that it really matters lol and yes very infectious indeed
He looks like the crazy old man I need to meet to begin my journey.
Right lol. I hope that I have just half of his enthusiasm and energy when I'm his age. And if you look closely at his drum it says, Big Peat lol. Now I don't know if that's his name or the brand of drum but either way I think it suits him very well.
It’s funny to think of a Roman centurion exploring Brittania one day, then seeing this and thinking “You know what? Our empire’s big enough”
lol for real tho
Brilliant
your comment made my day
In fact he's more likely to think. "Ok. Our battle will be glorious. TESTUDO FORMATION!"
@@oleksijm yo nice profil picture, link it
Beautiful music! Makes me feel so alive from the positive vibratory energy! Love it
Argentina and Scotland will be brothers forever 🇦🇷🩵💙🏴 that drums and bagpipes makes my heart beating passionately
Dude on the left for sure wielded a battle axe before joining this band
You didn't know? He's a secret boss in God of War
Probably a claymore
Yea right that's one of them men that kill others just by looking at them.
A fuckin claymore!
well like duh
This is my neighbors favorite song whether they like it or not
Witch Craft Go ahead and turn the volume up
They’re just too shy to ask
Witch Craft yessssss!!! U just made me truly lol in absolute love...
I lol'd for real....
Hell’s yea
Hahahaha
Felt in love with their music and performance. Bravo!
Bravo sou portuguesa mas adoro estes ritmos obrigado😄😄🌻🌻
01:09 Imagine the old man approaching you like that, coming from the woods in the middle of the night
I would piss myself
I would dance with him and he would run away from me
Jam time!
I'd ask him about quests and potions.
Oh god
It’s Herbert back at it again
Old man: wizard
Guy in left: double hand heavy sword
Bald guy: dual swords thief
Pipe bag boys: archers
The long hair guy: blacksmith
The last guy: healer
What about the lady selling the CDs?
@@andrevictorgomes Barmaid/Drunken Master
Wrong there all BARD!
@@captin-crane3324 or have you saw them in Scotland ha
And all are bards with second classes.
Nothing finer than Scotsmen regaling us with pure harmony and majestic music
Respect to the Scottish brother's and sisters! Roots and culture 🦁❤☝🏿
You'll never be scottish lol
@@montana312gp4 Ofcourse not I'm Nigerian lol. I just respect culture..
Ignore this plonker, brother. Love to Nigeria from Scotland ❤️💪
@@montana312gp4 Seethe harder. Your people are being replaced because you're weak lmfao
@@jbfitness38jb37 Thanks for your respect i respect you to brother !
As a man who has never been to Scotland this is exactly how I thought it would look, bunch of shirtless muscular guys with beards playing bagpipes and drums while yelling
😮
we don't all actually go about like this most of us are just like your average westerners but it's kinda like Americans going about dressed like George Washington. It's like a cultural thing, it's only for celebrations etc
I think they're in line at the employment office.
Elimin8or 2000 He was joking, I think.
Its more shirtless guys yelling "she's turned the weans against us"
For such a small country, Scottland has such a massive cultural impact on the world!
U. Cant. Argue. With. That.
Scottland is the birth place for Patriotism in my opinion!
@@jonwiz8722 history backs you up here.
th-cam.com/video/nMf2FD52Y5M/w-d-xo.html
😂 😂 😂 😂
It is not a matter of the size of the country but of the size of the hearts of their people
موسيقى عظيمة وخالدة تعبر عن فخر عميق في الحضارة الأسكتلندية
Wow, ❤ I LOVE IT ❤️ 😊 ❤
It's incredibly different from the usual music styles that are available, but it's unique & AWESOME rolled into one...
I now have a new interest in the diversity that Music may bring into our life, unexpectedly sometimes 😂 ❤🎉❤ Thank you ❣️
This is like a D&D party where every player character is a bard.
NEVER underestimate that combo. One of my best campaigns was exactly this. Source of inspiration was the "The musicians from Bremen". Unless I really wanted to eff them up with magic resistant enemies or AOE.. they were even a little bit OP. Imagine everybody was having bardic inspiration left and right
They name their attack Battle Cry. It summons an army of Scots to attack with broken whiskey bottles and each has the strength of ten men.
The DM too by the looks of it.
Bard and barbarian combination more like it
Bardbarian dwarves and humans. All valor bards, each a different barbarian.
There is a collectively wild energy in this music that makes it so pleasant. Like a wild run through a freshly rained forrest covered in moss and greenery.
Beautifully said!
I feel this so much. Maybe that’s why I like this as much as I do.
That's a very ghibli thing to say lol
Nailed it
Nire D. Keep taking your medication
You can feel the passion and the pride in every beat.... greetings from Himalayan Highlands! Loved it. Would definitely buy that CD from the woman if I passed you by on a street.
Yes Bruhh
Thank you so very much for my making my heart beating in tune with your drums its the best feeling ever. PLEASE sell your music and better still a video. You have no idea how many people through out the world enjoy watching and listing to your music. Thank you again.
The lads are sounding great and sporting a deep Glasgow tan that only those 5 sunny days of summer in Scotland can bring .
Lmfao! Lets fuckin go lads 💯💯💯
It's in our blood! All are welcome!
What a good advertisement for BIG PEAT haha
ha ha ha. but they make up for it with their enthusiasm and talent.
Is it cloudy there all the time?
Now imagine what 10 thousand of them coming over the hill at you with a rather upset temperament would look like. Personally I'd have said "f** the king I'm going home"
didn't crack rorke's drift , and they wore underpants
Not for nothing are the bagpipes considered to be weapons of war.
legionaries, testudo, javelins ready, fireeee. ok done, lets go back and drink some wine
Unfortunately if ever there where 10 thousand of us we'd be up against 100 thousand. Maybe in a few battles we did, but i dont think us scots every went to war with greater numbers than our enemies.
@@BoablesO still toppled the English monarchy
(I know it was a Civil War, but parliament probably wouldn't have won if not for the scots)
I discovered them in 2014, amazing band ! Since then I listen their music at least once a week ♥️🔥🥁
Good music raises your heart rate. This jewel of a jam sends mine waaaaaay up there! This is SHOUT OUT LOUD EPIC!
These guys should be careful they might accidentally start a revolution
No, William Wallace is not there, maybe
Vi LideO , perhaps not... But... He is there in Spirit in Everyone of their songs! Lead on William! F R E E D O M !!!!!!!!🇺🇸👍👍!!!!!
💗
@@14reasons58 there is no genocide in europe are you stupid?
@@14reasons58 shut up dweeb
Drums can't give you the feel of a melody
Scottish musician: hold my kilt
Kilt*
Please don't hold his Kilt, I don't want to see that.
@@zomo3603 Mmmmm I do.
@cyoungrun1 "I've never heard drums"
And they are the simpletons
@@choncho7475 You left out the second part of their comment, "I've never heard drums in my life that *DIDN'T* give a feel of a melody." Now unless they edited it after your made your comment, that sentence makes it perfectly clear they have heard of drums and were referring to the fact they've never heard drums that didn't follow a melody
There's something about Scottish music that makes me wanna keep going through my daily life
I love this group. The vitality is amazing.
her: he's probably hanging out with other girls...
me and the boys:
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@@robertdavis4303 *LOOKS LIKE MEAT BACK ON THE MENU BOYS*
Wow. Those are real kilts, not tailored ones. One long single piece of tartan that is gathered and belted. Happy to see traditional untailored kilts. Great band and great rendition.
Omu yes! Although I gleaned this from the Gabaldon series.
yes its called the breacan-an-feileadh :-)
I loved the music, the energy, the tartans but I could have done without the shirtless sandal look. I liked the pipers outfits the best. That's just my personal take. I'm not at all implying that any one of them should stop doing what they do the way they like.
Son auténticos estos señores😍😘
@@jacksonharding283 Google translate just changes that to the word "tartan," but there's a bit more to it than that I'd say! 😆🥰
I'm of Scottish descent, and have been a Heavy Metal drummer most of my life, and never knew where I got my passion for drums from until now!
here is a list of men you do not want to fight bare handed
1. a Scotsman
2. a man from russia
3. a chinese man
The harnesses are for cosmetic effect. The drums are actually hanging from their nuts.
Nah, the drums are just really big bum bags
😂😂
Balls of steel
Nope laddie, they are their nuts.
Stan.... You are a legend
When sheeps listen to this in Scotland, they are hunting the wolves.
Except when the wolfs listen to this too. Then we'll get an epic fight.
there’s a reason why it’s called scotland the brave
and the british.
Aha Türk
Do the wolves hunt sheep where your from
I don't need coffee in the morning, just need to watch this and I'm ready for the day.
We live in the mountains of Western North Carolina….sorta wish one my farmer neighbors would play the pipes……well…and those drums…WOOF! What a sound it would be!!💕
Imagine how demoralized the enemy troops would be when they would realise they don't have nearly as good hype music
This music special ability: morale drain
The British didnt seem to care
Why else did you think the British and Commonwealth militaries fell in love with Bagpipes?
@@dukeofmania6504 I saw a documentary about a Canadian bagpiper in ww2 who just walked straight up to the German lines and no one shot him
Sean-E-Boy The Piper is the bravest man on the Battlefield.
So this is what Gandalf does in his free time.
Pretty sure I saw this exact comment on another video.
lol
This is why he took so long at Isengard
@@SkitSkat674 Gandalf has a lot of hobbies
This and smoke that sweet shire's weed.
Some Countries can be very proud of their Music History, this sounds so freaking cool.
the trad music scene in scotland is still pretty big too it's great, im in like 2 trad bands
All countries should be proud of their music history?
yeah it's great.
@@user-zl6mg1se8q
Brazil... maybe, but when we get the funk from North America and turned into only sexual music, no, im not proud of this, and i think we must end this shit, but i can't do nothing, i'm just a 16 guy living away from the big cities of Brazil
@joe avenetti Turkic music is awesome
Wow.... I love it... Best regards from Germany... You're so great!!!
I was Scottish for 3 minutes and 10 seconds.
@@maartentux why did you correct him if you're wrong
@@retroSlurp oh shit I see it now fuck I'm an idiot
Aye
@Owen W So as mine Sir
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You either love bagpipes or you hate them. No middle ground. I for one love them!
me too!
Bagpipes are ok.
I don't think I've ever heard an instrument that didn't sound great when played by somebody who knows what they're doing. And a complete noob can make any instrument sound terrible. Trust me, I speak from experience.
Me too. Live in North east England and we have our own kind - Northumbrian pipes.
Most true thing I’ve read in the past week
i m French and l love to see this amazing music, love scottish people !!
I'm Scottish and I love the French! Been many times, it's always the same, "are you English?" (Said with hesitant suspicion) "No, I'm Scottish" huge cheers and smiles, and a warm welcome
قسم بالله بحب مسيقاكم جدا خصوصا القربة
"We're just going out to have a couple drinks, I swear"
*several hours later*
wearing nothing but a kilt, sandles, a hat, and a drum
I aspire to be that man by the time I'm 60
He's twenty two!!!
@@drjojo5551 I've seen toddlers lie better than that.
That's not a kilt..
Me too, and I'm a woman ha ha!!
@@wullymc1 Childe that is what is called a great kilt and it was there first.
The thumbnail is the single MOST scottish thing ive ever seen. Beautiful
What a fantastic natural musical Scotish group.Super.❤
Here in Japan my neighbors always listen to this, whether they like it or not.
Brilliant 💪
XD
Lol
haha good one
i normally do not like noisy neighbors but for these lads i make an exception
I'm almost offended by how ripped my man on the left is
All the rippling pectorals to carry that drum
Good diet
That's what you call farm boy ripped.
@Random Scottish Bloke Yes. But that is just what we call it here in the south of America. It means that you did not go to the gym to work out. You became that way from real work.
@Random Scottish Bloke No shit!? Wow. I never would have expected that farms existed anywhere else on Earth. What I didn't expect is that idioms are international. Mostly because they aren't.
Every time I listen to this.... my heart sings and my Irish eyes smile :)
I have the pleasure of getting to go to Highland Games in New Hampshire, and they always have live music there. And BOY let me tell you, these drums are so loud you can FEEL it. In your lungs, chest, head. It is a whole body experience when they get going on those bad boys
Let's make a deal, we are all scottish while listening to this beautiful anthem.
As a Scot. I agree to this!
I agree with this, from France lmaoo
Agreement from Russia
cant agree to that as i'm Irish, which is close enough lol
I suppose buenos aires was always meant to be scottish
That guy on the lefts definitely been eating his porridge
AYE!
...and I'm extremely grateful for it.
Nay to Gay.
I’m American I don’t really get it lol 😂 nevertheless there’s a lot of European shit that I am passionate about and know about that my friends don’t know about
@@tony_5156 oatmeal
Nothing better than the sound of pipes and drums. Excellent!
I’m here thanks to Yutaka Yamada, the guy who composed Vinland Saga music. You can hear so much of drums like this in the soundtrack and is just AMAZING. I highly recommend the song “Two souls” from Yutaka Yamada, has so much inspiration in Nord music
I ha te how the Japanese seem better at doing cool Eur opean themed stories these days..like some of them seem more proud of or more informed of it than Euros almost. When I first read Berserk for example, I was really impressed and surprised by how deep the E uropean lore went. Like how the elf queen was named Danaan based on the Tuatha Dé Danann in Irish mythology, or how there was Yggdrasil and how they used the boulders at Stonehenge to be a portal through it etc.
That man has reached peak masculinity.
Genuinely the manliest man i've ever seen.
Gaston
And he's in a skirt! Who says men can't wear skirts!!!!
Which one?
@@greenergrass4060 *all of them*
The guy on the left isn't so bad, either ;)
Oh. I've been looking for years to find what the hell I heard outside my window. I've finally found it!
I live in Sweden, by the way.
Lol.
ROTFL!!!!!
😂
Lol
Mate, these boys play in Sweden??! We must get them to come to Medieval Week in Visby next year!!!!
I'm American. I love the bagpipes and drums. God bless Scotland and the USA.
My whole life dreamed visiting Scotland, thought brought in a German American family in the U.S Dream came true, traveled there 3 times! Love everything Scottish, even rescuing a White West Highland Terrier mix.
Guy to the left regularly works at the Springfields' Elementary School from what I've heard. As a groundskeeper...
Yeah used to be a doctor too
Willie
@@cossaizy6309 Used to work in Chicago...
And would his name be Willy?
@@gazeboqueen possibly only thing missing is 2 students named Lisa and Bart a teacher names Skinner and a super attendant naked chammers and some steamed hams