@@systemreactive4092 yeah but I mean he was quite literally on the mark there, because 1939 marked the beginning of World War 2 officially, a whole 20 years after he stated that.
this is why lyrically this is one of my favorites from sabaton, I love how the majority of the song has a positive and hopeful tune, but then there's the end to demonstrate that the war isn't really over, and that in 20 years another one will start
At the end, instead of: "It's a war that will end all war" at some point I always begin to hear: "It's a war that will end the World" and I think it's fitting, misheard lyrics can sometimes be just as cool as the real ones.
Yes, its because it is a song with a very good melody, because of that orchestra instruments sound very well in it. Altough i cant say the same for Sarajevo. Especially in the part with the guitar solo. Altough the refrain in the song pairs well with the added instruments.
It was not just WW2 that was birthed by the Treaty. The bureaucrats at Versailles drew up new (often artificial) borderlines all throughout Europe, the Middle East and Africa without a hint of knowledge of the local peoples, cultures and religions living there. African civil wars, the Yugoslav war in the 80s and the continuous conflicts in the Middle East until the present day can be (partially) contributed by these border rearrangements in 1918.
Versailles treaty wasn't even as harsh as others WW1 treaty and we didn't see Bulgaria, Hungary or Turkey starting the worst conflict in History. Saying it was France's fault was like saying it was Poland's fault for WW2 because they didn't cede Dantzig to Germany. Hell WW2 peace treaty was even more harsh than Versailles and this time they didn't try to take revenge
I wouldn't really call the reparations excessively harsh. Patriotism may sway my feelings on the matter somewhat though. France bore the brunt of the war on the Western Front. We fought from beginning to end, and even today our land bears the scars from some of the bloodiest fighting that humanity has seen. Even a battle like the Somme, which is typically seen as a British battle, saw us contribute 48 of the 98 total divisions. If the near entirety of the Western Front had taken place on British soil, they'd be just as embittered as we were. The same goes for any country. This is why Englishmen like John Maynard Keynes (a primary critic of the treaty) confuse me. Had the English lost as much farmland as we did, Great Britain would have lost a tenth of their total land. My belief is that, had that come to pass, the English would have pushed for more severe reparations than we did in real life. It is important to note that we wanted to push further. To take Berlin and Vienna. Had the Entente occupied those cities, the inhabitants may not have been so eager to go to war again. Could that have stopped WW2 from happening, or at least delayed it? I cannot say, but it is something to think about.
@@desolatortrooper7196 ah yes try and take revenge while being occupied by four countries two of which were superpowers and America had just unveiled the Nuke you’d be stupid to try and start another war
This rly sounds more cheerful and happy that a War ended "so quick" but the end shows how was overall brutal and disgusting it was and itll takes only 20 years to open another one and even better than the original
Very well done, you didnt over do it just made it more epic. Sometimes the vocal lose a lot of power with instruments taking a lot of space but this is great.
I absolutely love this song (mostly the first half because it's so beautiful) ...and end to the war (sort of) it also sounds beautiful... and you've only gone and managed to turn it up to a million on the beauty scale 👌
Que de superbes chansons à écouter 👍. Vous êtes grandioses. C'est un bonheur de vous voir sur scène. Continuez le plus longtemps possible à nous donner ce plaisir.❤️🇨🇵🇸🇪
when light is at the height of its power that is when evil starts growing in the dark this is a timeless lesson that will always be true we must remain ever vigilant because if we are not evil will take everything we have
This was done very well. It sounds so different from the usual one. Can I ask for a request? Could you do "The Most Powerful version: Wind Rose - Diggy Diggy Hole" if you haven't already?
Do some research into the occupation of the rhineland and how the french treated the german population there. Also, the treaty of versailles is one of THE reasons why WW2 happened
@Darth Nihilus tbh his paintings were pretty nice, the "art" style of the time just didn't call for it. Look at the art produced by that particular university at that time and then his paintings
I've tried doing so myself, but in this album the symphonic versions and the originals don't match neither in strict order of parts nor tempo. So yeah, I'm also hopeful
I am honest to you. Both songs, Sarajevo and Versailles sound good. But you did a really bad job on the bridges in both songs. In Sarajevo, the key you used does not match the original key. In Versailles you did the same thing, only you also did your part in minor, where the original key is major. Therefore, the bridges are absolutely not successful. But the rest sounds incredibly good, especially Sarajevo.
@@Kpt_Scharnhorst I thought so too, just he seems to post one of these every week so I think it's the symphonic version because of the ability to edit that within a week compared to adding an entirely remade soundtrack and editing that in a week. Not saying it's impossible to do the 2nd one but I feel the 1st is more likely
"This is not a peace treaty, but a ceasefire that will last 20 years"
-Ferdinand Foch, 1919
Shit he was right
@@landrylongacre6391 because he already know war would happens
@@systemreactive4092 yeah but I mean he was quite literally on the mark there, because 1939 marked the beginning of World War 2 officially, a whole 20 years after he stated that.
The War to end all Wars has ended... not even a quarter century later, its sequel will begin, baptized in fire forty to one.
With soldiers having spirits of Spartan's, dying in glory
The soldiers from Poland, their power second to none
@@JustJJ510 Wrath of the Wehrmacht, brought to a Halt
foreign nations, Guarding the skies of the isle
@@tongbruh5524 out the gates of hell, in silence, casting their spells of explosive violence
Honestly, this version really emphasizes both the hope felt and the slow realization that another war is coming
Amazing Job as always
this is why lyrically this is one of my favorites from sabaton, I love how the majority of the song has a positive and hopeful tune, but then there's the end to demonstrate that the war isn't really over, and that in 20 years another one will start
@@DanielR2 even worse than the last one
At the end, instead of: "It's a war that will end all war" at some point I always begin to hear: "It's a war that will end the World" and I think it's fitting, misheard lyrics can sometimes be just as cool as the real ones.
That just sounds badass not gonna lie
Now I can't unhear it. It's for the better though. I do love some history lesson.
It may become true one day but I hope not
In Rise of Evil I misheard "The Anchluss completed on the brink of war" as "The Angels competed on the brink of war"
“War should be conducted as if we were attending a funeral
For how can we rejoice in the slaughter of our fellow man”
I gotta say, this is better than the original one
That’s this whole channel friend
Yes, its because it is a song with a very good melody, because of that orchestra instruments sound very well in it.
Altough i cant say the same for Sarajevo.
Especially in the part with the guitar solo. Altough the refrain in the song pairs well with the added instruments.
It was not just WW2 that was birthed by the Treaty. The bureaucrats at Versailles drew up new (often artificial) borderlines all throughout Europe, the Middle East and Africa without a hint of knowledge of the local peoples, cultures and religions living there. African civil wars, the Yugoslav war in the 80s and the continuous conflicts in the Middle East until the present day can be (partially) contributed by these border rearrangements in 1918.
Thanks a lot Sykes and Picot you two are responsible for the Middle East.
Bro the transition to Sarajevo in this song is so peak
the last seconds honestly gave me chills. which honestly is rare
The UK wanted to be lenient in the treaty but France insisted on very, very harsh punishments. The resentment from that was the main reason for WW2
And an Austrian painter gave them a taste of their own medicine in 1940.
Versailles treaty wasn't even as harsh as others WW1 treaty and we didn't see Bulgaria, Hungary or Turkey starting the worst conflict in History.
Saying it was France's fault was like saying it was Poland's fault for WW2 because they didn't cede Dantzig to Germany.
Hell WW2 peace treaty was even more harsh than Versailles and this time they didn't try to take revenge
I wouldn't really call the reparations excessively harsh. Patriotism may sway my feelings on the matter somewhat though. France bore the brunt of the war on the Western Front. We fought from beginning to end, and even today our land bears the scars from some of the bloodiest fighting that humanity has seen. Even a battle like the Somme, which is typically seen as a British battle, saw us contribute 48 of the 98 total divisions.
If the near entirety of the Western Front had taken place on British soil, they'd be just as embittered as we were. The same goes for any country. This is why Englishmen like John Maynard Keynes (a primary critic of the treaty) confuse me. Had the English lost as much farmland as we did, Great Britain would have lost a tenth of their total land. My belief is that, had that come to pass, the English would have pushed for more severe reparations than we did in real life.
It is important to note that we wanted to push further. To take Berlin and Vienna. Had the Entente occupied those cities, the inhabitants may not have been so eager to go to war again. Could that have stopped WW2 from happening, or at least delayed it? I cannot say, but it is something to think about.
@@xboxseriesxoverlord ex-painter*
He sadly gave up on painting and started getting into politics.
@@desolatortrooper7196 ah yes try and take revenge while being occupied by four countries two of which were superpowers and America had just unveiled the Nuke you’d be stupid to try and start another war
This rly sounds more cheerful and happy that a War ended "so quick" but the end shows how was overall brutal and disgusting it was and itll takes only 20 years to open another one and even better than the original
I welcome the tears that come with epic music made even more epic.
Once again, Amazing work.
another banger powerful'd sabaton music
Very well done, you didnt over do it just made it more epic. Sometimes the vocal lose a lot of power with instruments taking a lot of space but this is great.
I absolutely love this song (mostly the first half because it's so beautiful) ...and end to the war (sort of) it also sounds beautiful... and you've only gone and managed to turn it up to a million on the beauty scale 👌
i really like how this song is a follow-up to Sarajevo
Que de superbes chansons à écouter 👍. Vous êtes grandioses. C'est un bonheur de vous voir sur scène. Continuez le plus longtemps possible à nous donner ce plaisir.❤️🇨🇵🇸🇪
This almost feels angelic and the ending feels demonic
Fantastic work! Now do Race to the Sea powerfull version please!
You have a better fucking idea, i wanna that it
when light is at the height of its power that is when evil starts growing in the dark this is a timeless lesson that will always be true we must remain ever vigilant because if we are not evil will take everything we have
This was done very well. It sounds so different from the usual one. Can I ask for a request?
Could you do "The Most Powerful version: Wind Rose - Diggy Diggy Hole" if you haven't already?
Jesus would that sound powerful
Here you go: th-cam.com/video/KPLShELQyNc/w-d-xo.html
It ain't Song Breaker Workbench, but it's still good
WW2=The war that would end the war that would end all war
1:58
No idea why, for me as a German the song sounds a bit sad.
Do some research into the occupation of the rhineland and how the french treated the german population there. Also, the treaty of versailles is one of THE reasons why WW2 happened
@Darth Nihilus tbh his paintings were pretty nice, the "art" style of the time just didn't call for it. Look at the art produced by that particular university at that time and then his paintings
The UK wanted to be lenient in the treaty but France insisted on very, very harsh punishments. The resentment from that was the main reason for WW2
@Darth Nihilus bro put windows and doors on the exact same level. Proportionally it was terrible
@@etherealhawk wrong
The war to end all wars. It ended nothing.
this is a bop
It is always sad to remember just how doomed the Versailles treaty was
I hope you can make a version of valley of death and post it soon! I really love your work.
I've tried doing so myself, but in this album the symphonic versions and the originals don't match neither in strict order of parts nor tempo. So yeah, I'm also hopeful
I wish this was on Amazon Music so I could add it to every playlist I have-
We all thought it'd be over but instead it had only set the foundation to The 2nd Great War in 1939
Awesome!
Do rise of evil after this
A treaty that solved nothing
You have to do The Valley of Death!!!
Could you do race to the sea or the valley of death
Can you please make a powerful version of ; lion from the north "
Everyone bullying Germany 😭
Poland: First time?
can you do Father?
The Most Powerful Version: Beast In Black - They Don’t Care About Us (With Lyrics)
Listen to this song and then listen to the rise of evil then it'll feel like "Yay Peace" To "Dear god What happened"
25 years later Germany would get its revenge.
Revenge for the reparations that they brought upon themselves. The treaty wasn't excessively harsh given how much blood was spilled to earn it.
Under a dictator, the Wehrmacht sounds way less power then “Die Deutsche Kaiserliche truppen” or “Für den Kaiser”
I am honest to you. Both songs, Sarajevo and Versailles sound good. But you did a really bad job on the bridges in both songs. In Sarajevo, the key you used does not match the original key. In Versailles you did the same thing, only you also did your part in minor, where the original key is major. Therefore, the bridges are absolutely not successful. But the rest sounds incredibly good, especially Sarajevo.
Correct me if I am wrong but aren't these just the original along with their symphonic versions put together as one?
@@groovytime7569 I think he composes the instrumental parts himself.
@@Kpt_Scharnhorst I thought so too, just he seems to post one of these every week so I think it's the symphonic version because of the ability to edit that within a week compared to adding an entirely remade soundtrack and editing that in a week. Not saying it's impossible to do the 2nd one but I feel the 1st is more likely
@@groovytime7569 Do you know Samuel Kim?
@@Kpt_Scharnhorst I do, yes
absolutly fantastic work