First Time Reaction | Sabaton - "En Livstid I Krig"
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The English version is really good, but this version is special. What a song. What a performance.
I always love when I see non-swedish speakers hearing the song with the translated lyrics. I'd say its about 98% correct (there are some things I'd have translated differently) because the lyrics hit so hard in that it tells such a deep story.
I didn't realise the lyrics were so different between the two versions....both are great.
@@cuffzter I agree, although I'd give a bit lower percentage since I think there's both some relatively bad translations in terms of meaning, and some other things could be phrased better in English to capture the feel of how the Swedish lyrics are written. The translation is not of the same quality as the band's English lyrics but it should still be a very enjoyable experience for those relying on the translation.
@@markbrock4427 For sure, the swedish one tells a more personal story of just one soldier while the english one is more general of the horrors of war.
I feel like when Sabaton makes two versions of a song, english and swedish, the swedish one is always more powerful. The lyrics are so much stronger in Swedish and it's a shame most people don't understand them..
The Swedish version of the album "Carolus Rex" is THE best album they have ever and will ever make.. its so near perfect I cant describe it.
Agree to that , and the songs are just so much better in swedish than the english versions .
Imagine there are people that likes sabaton and still votes for Socialdemokraterna
It is about the 30 year war, Carolus Rex
@@sveannnnnnn7578 Förklara vad du menar?
@@Victor-io7sp Ja om man värnar om Sverige som Sabaton och dess fans hade det varit lustigt om de oxå röstade på S , då S har fördärvat hela landet
It took me 5 months to speak the swedish language fluently just to sing "En Livstid I Krig" at my Sisters wedding and i tried my best not to cry while singing cause that song punches me in the heart of emotional feelings
5 months???
5 månader å redan flytande?
@@andreasfogelkvist411I'm german and the swedish King was also the duke of Bremen, a german town high up in nothern Germany. And in Bremen you spoke swedish at that time. I live in southern Germany but I'm learning swedish. My swedish is very bad right now but I'll get better. I also believe in Odin. Or the germanic countries called Odin Wodan and Germany, England, Spanien and many other european countries were germanic in the past especially Germany.
Thats amazing, good job!
That's awesome my friend, good job! I would love to see a record of this memorable day.
As a Norwegian i understand basically all of their swedish accent and lyrics, i love this song deeply
Como español, entiendo básicamente el portugués y su acento también!!😉😉😉
Skål broder och granne!
Broder
Tack vår granne i nordväst!
Vår broder I väst.
I was at that consert Valentines day 2020 right before the covid lockdowns started. It was an amazing show the entire crowd sang along in this song. Also Hannes drumkit is on a tank.
Wonder what tank they use there.
Audie or Murphy as they have two.😉
Three, if I’m not mistaken.
Jag var också där! Bland de bästa konserterna jag vart på!🍻
@@flakmoped8186 wow that's awesome 👍🤘
@@flakmoped8186 grät som en liten bäbis medans jag och hela min rad sjöng för allt vi var värda! håller med bästa konserten jag vart på i mitt liv!
Had to reupload! I was having issues with TH-cam this morning and it cropped my video.. Hope you all enjoy!
i was like noooo😱, where did the video go 😂 Great reaction as always 🥰🤩🤘🇸🇪
@@brottis23 thank you
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I hope you get a chance to see this as it looks like my earlier comment was lost. But I wanted to make a recommendation for a reaction that I think you could love, especially as a Rammstein fan. I wanted to request a reaction to the song "Ohne Dich" (without you) by Rammstein off their albums Reise Reise and Made In Germany. These are technically two different versions of the song and both versions are absolutely beautiful. The live in Paris version is stunning as well. It's a much softer ballad and really shows off Rammsteins gentler side. It's a song packed with emotion and heart, which I think you may appreciate. Thank you for the consideration and take care.
Thank goodness YT works like a dream everytime. Lmao 🤣
You literally don't know what you're going to have each upload you do. Twitch even is bugged af. Well there my 2 cents, sort of speaking.
Ironically, you posted 2 epic performances of Sabaton and Babymetal after each other, did you know that they had a funny song collaboration?
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Check out *Oh Majinai*. Ft Joakim by Babymetal
The set is from their "Great War Tour". The album was called "The Great War", which was inspired by the end of "the war to end all wars", WWI. That is why the sandbags and barbed wire.
"En Livtid i Krig" is, as some have commended down below, about the thirty years war (1618-1648) in Germany, where, VERY basically(!!!), the catholic south (and the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire (HRE)) fought the protestant north. Different rulers from different countries where supporting the different factions ... Not ALWAYS logically, i.e. catholic France were supporting the protestant north, because France didn't want the HRE to become TOO powerful ... Gotta love politics, right?
This is also why Denmark became involved (Hey, can't say no to being the "Protector of the Protestant Faith", right!) ... Which ended up with a costing A LOT of money, lives and defeat! Sweden took over as "protector", and this song is about the common Swedish soldier in this struggle to survive and (HOPEFULLY!) get to see his home again ...
Aaaand as people usually comment on reaction vids with Sabaton: For more information check out the Sabaton History channel! ;)
Really! Indy Neidell and the team behind do an excellent job telling more about Sabaton's songs! 🤘🤘🤘😉
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Don't forget the part where feudal lords would get tax breaks when they sent in conscripts though I can't remember if that was the great northern war or the 30 years war
And also we can't leave the fact of being a 30 years war meaning that a few people born in war, was raised in war and dying fighting alongside their father its a very tragic event
@@genericname6167 just to show you how bad this war was...in terms of devastation this war was worse for the Germans then world war 2. in the 30 years war it is estimated that between 20% to one third of the entire German population was wiped out in that war.
@Luffe: Good work! Nicely summarised
This song is about the Thirty Years' War that dominated central Europe in the 17th century (1618-1648). To this day it is one of the longest and bloodiest wars in history, with the death toll falling between 4 million and 8 million. Many of the fatalities were not even from active warfare, but famine and disease also plagued the area, upping the casualties that much more. Casualties reached such a high number that many Swedish men were forced to fight when they had barely reached manhood, and sometimes even before then. Which really makes the title of the song ("A Lifetime of War" in English) hit a little harder. Men basically spent their entire lives at war, no chance for a peaceful life.
The was about the battle between Catholics and Protestants, and at some point during the war almost every major player/Country in Europe was a part of it.
This Swedish version of the song tells the story from a Swedish soldier's point of view. You should also check out the English version; it is not a direct translation from the Swedish, but it rather tells the story of the war from the perspective of the outside people, those not involved directly in the war but were affected by it.
The lyrics hits hard, but it also shows that even when times change, new technology comes, one thing remains constant and that is the horrors of the war, both those who fall in it and those who survive and have to live with nightmare every day (ptsd)
It should be added that while many swedish villages were almost emptied of men of adult age, Sweden "only" participated for 17 out of 30 years, so it was not as devastating for the population as it was for what today is Germany, the Czech republic and Austria who suffered through all 30 years of war and suffered worse than during WW2.
@@lavrentivs9891 I cannot remember where I read this from so take this with a large pinch of salt. In Finland (back then part of Sweden) some of the large estates were tasked with equiping cavalry for the Swedish army. Later during the war there was a joke if they could just kill the man back in Finland and save the trouble of transporting him all the way to the Swedish army and spare the horse and equipment.
@@VompoVompatti Yeah, a majority of swedish (meaning everyone living in the kingdom of Sweden at the time) soldiers died of disease before ever seeing battle. Interestingly it was recognised as a problem and after the initial years of fighting swedish troops were often used for garrison duties, with only a core brigade of swedish soldiers remaining in the main army.
Scottish and primarily german mercenaries were the bulk of the swedish armies, in part because they had a greater resiliance to continental diseases but also because there were so many more of them than the scarcly populated kingdom of Sweden. For comparison, the largest city in Sweden was Riga^^
No thinks is stora nordiska kriget
@@glennw3044 It's the 30 years war, it's obvious from the lyrics and where it appears on the album since the songs are in chronological order (i.e. after "Got mitt uns" and before "1648" the year the 30 years war ended).
I'm Danish, Danish and Swedish languages are somewhat similar, so we understand each other fairly well. The song in itself is powerful, but when you understand the lyrics, it has an even greater impact!
I swear i can hear pride in his voice.. So good!!
Edit (with tears in my eyes) This song hits so hard it feels like being blasted straight in the heart with that big ass gun on stage!
Danish=Swedish with a potato stuck in your throat ;)
I totally agree the lyrics hit so hard, I'm not a very emotional person but this is one of the songs that brings tears.
I’m Dutch, I can understand a lot of the Swedish without ever learning it or being exposed to it other than sabayon songs, our languages are very similar in many ways, all Germanic languages
@@peter-8483 first time I visited Amsterdam I was so confused the first days while being out on town because I thought I heard someone speaking swedish only to realize it was some dutch that I overheard :D
YE might have oatmeal when ye speak to us in Danish (Swedish, joke, don't kill me) But I'm a grown man and I still shed tears to this song
nice vid.
as a Danish veteran, there is just something about this song that gives me chills so good
Danskjävel. Love from Sweden
i feel like any veteran that hears songs about the horrors of war is will feel chills from them...
Well, given our 30+ wars through history, it should.
The Swedish version is very different from the English version. I love the Swedish version so much more
Me too!!! Hits home for me as a veteran.
I'm a huge Sabaton fan and this is my favourite song. Thanks for reacting to it!
Thank YOU for watching
Sabaton is a historical band so they always are singing something that needs to be remembered no matter how well-known, old, or forgotten.
this is my favorite song. it gets my on edge of crying every time. this song makes me proud to be swedish. för svea rike! 🇸🇪🤘
Evig ära!
För kung och fosterland!
@@cesarh0767, men inte för lutfisken, vad? Den kan vi väl strunta i?
My dad went to war but a part of him was left behind and it bothered him till his last breath,Aileen here’s to you much respect keep up the greatness
They played this in Denver last year for their special show there after the tour with Judas Priest was interrupted. I had never expected to ever hear this song live outside of Sweden, but we got lucky and they did the Swedish version for us there. Best live song they have
I was there with some friends and family, standing somewhere in the front-middle part of the crowd singing my heart out while bucketloads of tears streamed down my face.
This song hits hard, and for 3 separate reasons for me;
Firstly it's the song's topic - a Swedish soldier during the 30-years war in Europe. Some of the soldiers fighting never knew anything else than a state of war on the continent, so "En Livstid i Krig" (transl. "A Lifetime at War") really makes sense. And the lyrics just gets you, not even halfway through the first sentence with thousands of people around you singing with every fibre of their bodies, simply amazing.
Secondly, on the backdop on stage, a movie rolled with so incredibly beautiful imagery from the Swedish countryside, forests, lakes, picturesque houses, cities etc. Just the illustration of "home", which young soldiers left behind, never to come back and experience again. It's just heartbreaking, just writing this makes me almost start crying again.
Thirdly, and most personally, my best friend while growing up was a huge Sabaton fan as well, and while working as a seaman he was killed in a workplace accident, and this song was supposed to be played on his funeral. The church didn't like that however, so it was first on the playlist during the come-together afterwards instead.
It took several years for me to actively start to listen to this song again, I just couldn't bear it, this is also due to the quite astonishing coincident that at the same time I got the call from his mother breaking the news, this exact song was playing in my car.
Also, as some other people mentioned this was on Valentine's Day 2020, just a week or two before the pandemic hit Sweden as well, so it was kinda lucky we were able to enjoy this concert together.
I am a german swede who lives in America and this band has given me so much pride for my home countries especially Sweden. I am english speaking but swedish came so naturally to me. I memorized every word in a few days
The English language has kept much from old Norse. The word order is almost always identical between English and Swedish. Many of the old words used during the time of the viking invasion of England are still similar to this day. For example: Stone->Sten, Saw->Såg, Hammer->Hammare, Cow->Ko, etc etc. Swedish is therefore classified among the easiest languages for a native english speaker to learn. The pronounciation might be challenging but the word structure is identical and many words are incredible similar to their english counterpart.
So you are a German swede but dont speak swedish? i guess you mean by heritage?
@@ForTheMonolith yes my mom was born in Stockholm but I was born in Germany and moved to the US at the age of 2. Didn't have much chance to learn Swedish
@@nicolasstalter6951 aaaah
so sabaton and rammstein
I was on this concert and it was the most powerful moment I have ever experienced in my life. I got chills when watching this and it takes me back to that exact moment. I think that I speak for the entire audience when I say that the brother- and sisterhood we felt during this song was so strong that we felt that nothing can ever separate us and that whatever happens, we will always stay united. Sabaton created such a immortal moment right here and I will share this to my future grandchildren. Damn, even writing this brings me to tears, especially when we know what is going on the world and in Ukraine.
Thanks Aileen for your videos. You are inspirational!
As someone who's never seen any real conflict in their entire life, this song is heartbreaking. The people that gave their entire lives so that I can live cannot be thanked enough
I was there with my son, one of the most emotional moment of my life, so I understand you.
Sharing that moment with my son did it even more emotional ❤️
Love from Sweden
I understand you brother!! Greetings from Greece
They constantly remind us of the tragedy of war. Lest we forget
Was at this concert and it was magical! like you said they have a great connection to the audiens and that makes it so much more fun to see them live. Can recommend to see them live :)
I've seen Sabaton the last summer in Athens. Can't believe how humble they are, knowing the love that they receive every day on stage. I won't forget the moment when the singer raised up his arm to the camera sawing his goosebumps after hearing us singing really loud. He said on the microphone while having tears in his eyes: "I can't believe I'm getting paid for this, I feel so blessed" 🥺
Your reaction was heart felt and understandable. As you probably know by now from the other comments this song has to do with the 30-year war that Sweden fought. Virtually every person in that audience has an ancestor who fought in that war. So the fact that they could all sing the first verse so powerfully and could have probably sung the rest of the song is not a surprise. Sabaton has made this song the second Swedish national anthem! Please continue to bring more Sabaton to us.
"and when my time has run out
who cares? they fight on.
will a soldier get a dignified end?
to fall asleep, to disappear
and never wake up"
these lyrics get me every time
I basically never passed these lyrics without tears. I can hold it till that moment, but yeah, that breaks me.
This is one of my absolute favorite songs by Sabaton, it's so deep and it moves me every time I hear it. It's kind of telling that Sabaton cares more about their audience than showing off themselves by the angle of the camera, I've never seen another band having the cameras on the audience insted of on themselves. Oh and a tip for your next song, one which I see that you seem to have missed but is a fabolous story and that's "No bullets fly" - animated story. You're going to love that one, I promise you, that story is heart-warming on a whole other level.
I am a german veteran, and this song just breaks me in pieces and comfort me in the same time. The way they tell their story is pure art and is pretty close to a perfect song in my opinion. Every time i listen to this song, especially this video wich has a even bigger impact with this unbeliveable crowd, i am moved to tears but feel some joy also. Sabaton is a awesome band! Price of a mile is a very powerful song aswell, but this, en livstid i krig, is by far the best in every way. Beautiful reaction - i love it when the "reactor" shows genuine emotions. Sorry for my bad english - my native languages are german and french. Greetings from nothern germany! Keep this videos going!
Of which war?
@@carlosmpsenyorcapitacollon6977 every war is a creation of IMF and the mfu#ing printers of our fiat monatary system. But, we will get em.
I never cried to songs or movies before this war,
but since the start of this war i cried to this songs:
- Sabaton - En livstid i krig
- Finbar Furey & Christy Dignam - Green fields of France
- Luke - flykten från Sverige
I was one of the many men, women and children who sang along to my dear Sweden's wonderful band Sabaton that day. TODAY when I watch this video over and over it is incredibly emotional.
My father fought in Iraq, Bosnia, etc., and grandfather World War II, etc., who fought voluntarily for freedom in other countries all over the world.
I made the same decision and did military service for a time and now as a 46 year ex soldier I do not hesitate to protect our planet from the men of evil. This song is multinational, all countries in this world can recognize themselves from their countries history
Continue with your reactions
// Hugs from Sweden🥰
cant imagine a better feeling as an artist than to have a massive crowd like that basically sing one of your songs for you.
The Carolus Rex album was made both in swedish and english, and the songs are sometimes a bit different in the different languages.
En livstid i krig/A lifetime of war is one of them, where the perspective of the 30-years war in the swedish version is a soldier in the swedish forces, and the english version is from the perspective of a neutral (or at least not actively participating) observer.
Listening to this, understanding the language (im a Dane, and also speak/understand Swedish) brings tears to my eyes... im really choking up here.!
This song always get me, feeling those words in Swedish really hits hard.
Sabaton is so powerful and they always amaze me how there music can effect others! Im feeling prowed to be Swedish, knowing what they doing!
The setup on stage is their style. They sings about wars/battles, so they bring out some of it with them on stage, barbwire, sandbags, cannons (tank for drummer).
Joakim is patriot for Sweden and Czechoslovakia, he is proud to be part of these countries and love to sing for/about them.
One album (i dont know if i am correct with that, maybe there are more albums) is in swedish AND in english.
I love Sabaton and i love your reactions, keep it up!
You are correct. So far only 1 of their albums has both an English and Swedish version. It's called Carolus Rex and is based on the rise and fall of the Swedish Empire during the 17th and early 18th century.
Thank YOU for reacting! :) That a cappella part gets me every time too! Such a poignant song, especially considering some of the things going on in the world today.
Hey Aileen! I was on their Great Tour Show in Germany on January 2020 just before the the covid crisis.
What should I say? If their songs touch you, you really need to see them live. The joy and Energy Sabaton delivers to the crowd is outstanding and incomparable. They are smiling every second, make fun and jokes and in my opinion they sound live even better than on record.
All in all, it was the best concert experience I've ever had. Even if they would perform on an empty stage they would be still awesome.
Would be awesome if you would react to my favourite Song "Night Witches". The story is awesome and there is an official animated story video which explains the background story before and after the song.
One recommendation from me: if you have reacted to a official video you need to check out the live. You don't necessarily have to react to it, just watch it by yourself, but you really need to watch them.
Like this live video they released a live video for every song on their Great Tour set list. Each on a different location of their tour and each from the angle of the band like in this one.
Many text now, I hope you have time to read this. I just always get so passionate by talking about sabaton 🙈
Greetings from Germany
Sven
One of their most powerful songs is The Final Solution. It can be difficult to listen to, but it is the perfect embodiment of the fact that they sing songs about stories that need to be told. I highly recommend that you listen to it.
The shit about the Holocaust is literally told everywhere. A lot of it lies. There stuff about other wars that aren’t taught is far more interesting.
@@mshat18 A fair point. However, what Sabaton tells about the Holocaust is all proven fact. And, this particular topic could prove devastating if we forget it.
But, yes. There are many good stories from other wars, and even the same war. Have you heard of the Battle off Samar?
saw that one live in stockholm a whole lotta years ago in a very small and personal venue and it was so good. one of my best concert memories of all time.
I was there in Gothenburg for my first Concert with Sabaton. No expectations really but was completely blown away. My light is to the right hand side from the singer. On the stands but a really good place. I don't usually sing - I sound like wounded elk - but this time I couldn't help myself. One of the best moments I have ever experienced at a concert!
they generaly have military props the drum set is on a tank. The song is about the 30 year war at that time people got drafted without a say in sweden. The father that got drafted could have his son get drafted a few years later. so more than one generation got killed in this war
Sabaton does have a way of reaching people that makes quite the lasting impression, they're a very unique band.
This is one of the coolest performance from Sabaton just because it's in Swedish in Sweden for and with Swedish people. They are so awesome live band and their stage sets are on point! The tank belonged to their set in the whole tour. I'm not sure if it's still in their on going set but I've seen many videos from different places and different countries where that stage set has been on.
I really would like to see them live someday! I think they are coming here next year so if it's financially possible I will be thinking about it but at this moment I'm not able to get the tickets yet.
I really appreciate how you let yourself get emotional and you don't hide it on videos! Thank you for the real experience!
Im a swede, the first time I heard Livstid i krig/Lifetime at war me and the entire crowd sang every word of the song, with 100% emotion. Even the band looked a little surprised :)
It was amazing, I will never forget it.
Love your reaction, best wishes from Sweden.
The English words to the song include "has man gone insane?" (the English version of the song from their Album Carolus Rex is more generalized, while the Swedish version speaks more to the 30 years war that they were a part of.) Also, the props were part of their "Great War Tour" I think it's called "The Great Tour" which was their last tour before the pandemic.
Goosebumps and chills everytime. Sabaton is so special to me
This may surprise, but often people up here in Scandinavia find English to be a cooler way to speak, and singing in English for them Id say is preferred. But they did a great job with this one in Swedish for sure.
Grass is always greener i suppose
Since it’s a song about Swedish history, it’s more personal in Swedish
@@mats7492 It is, but they have made an "international" version of it as well, which is also good, because Sabaton dont miss.
Im a bit against using english to sound "cooler", i feel like Swedish and the other scandinavian languages have more ways to describe feelings and emotions that is in this song.
But even in general i often feel like english dont have words enough.
@@OleAasheim yes, but the international one feels much less personal honestly
Haven't cried today, your reaction helped me change that. Many Thanks.
As a person that speak Swedish I love this version, it feels more genuine than the English. The emotions is stronger
Me and my boyfriend took my son to his first concert like 2 days after this in Stockholm. It was fantastic! We love sabaton!
They have lots of stage pieces. Big tank, little tank, red baron's plane as a keyboard. Its a fun show live. I got my tickets for later this year the next time they come around.
I was in that crowd goosebumps still to this day! love their community :D
Thank you for showing this, I live 10minutes from this arena but I would never have seen this if I wouldn't have stumbled onto this video, a very powerful and beautiful song.
The entire concert was absolutely amazing. This song was indeed emotionall to hear, sing and feel that day. As some people here already have written, there are history videos for all the songs Sabaton does. Highly recommend them. 🙂
Yes! Sabaton are really something else!!! Thnks for another very nice Sabaton reaction! I love your Sabaton reactions!!!
Id say its one of their most powerful songs. It exists in english version with different lyrics but this swedish one is the best IMO. It's of course applicable to any nation pretty much, the experience of the war as a unknown soldier.
Love this reaction 😍 They always have that stage settings with tanks and everything. I wasn't there (in Gothenburg) but l have seen them a lot of times in there (and my) hometown at Sabaton Open air. Just so you know you can listen to this song in English as well. When they did the album Carolus Rex (2012) they did it both in Swedish and in English. Take care and keep shining. Cheers form Sweden 🇸🇪
Recently Sabaton had their Sweden tour, in the middle of may did it end. So touching and nice energy from them and the crowd 🙏🏼🔥✨
This song must be my favourite 🤩
The second stance literally still makes me cry no matter what. "Gick ut i strid för Sverige, blev döpt i blod. Därute väntar döden inte hjältemod" galet bra text
What a powerful and heart heart wrenching song. Especially with the audience singing along.
It was one of the best moments i've ever experienced.
Standing there with all those people, singing our hearts out. I will never forget that night.
I love the view this video was shot at. Such a cool thing to see what they see.
the bit where Joakim is just conducting as the crowd sings is awesome
Was there, and it was such a great concert, far in the back middle :)
You have the most Beautiful Soul, you had me like a quivering wreck. Thank You so much for your videos
loved your reaction, was weeping for the fallen the whole song.
Great reaction 🤟 Best experience of Sabaton is on their Sabaton Cruise they did 10 years in a row before pandemic. 2500 fans on a cruise boat 24h and Sabaton playing for 4h+ and mingle with fans, I been lucky to attend on it 3 times ❤️
Was on this consert. The very last i saw before the lockdown. Didn't know it at the time. But as the time passed it has become one of my most precious concert memories!
Aileen, I love your reactions. You crying must be the best possible way of showing how you feel about this song.
Sabaton is one of my favorite bands! I have seen them live twice and I hope it will happen soon again :)
Just love ur expresions, about swedish music, im a finnish swede and i love Sabaton.
I ove this song. First time hearing it. As a Vet and a musician... I love it.
Gotta be honest. This song is soooo powerful that even if it's not overall my favorite (although it's up there) singing this live in Swedish during the concerts when they tour Sweden is probably the highlight of it all. It's such a great and powerful song which is even greater live with a crowd.
I was not at this concert but I went to a recent one (in Sweden) and they did perform this song and it was powerful to be a part of that singalong.
Those pedals pounding in the instrumental hits your soul.
Thank you for the reaction! Its a very touching song for sure, you did explain everything spot on. I got currently more than 20 guys who I know in Ukraine fighting for what is right :) Greetings from FInland
This song always give me goosebumps! 💓💜
I never had a reaction so deep to that song! Even though I‘m young, I already served for the German Armed Forces wich is also meaning I would give my live to my homeland. Seeing someone understand what people feel for soldiers and for music gave me so much warmth in my heard. Thank you❤️ 🇩🇪 🎗️
I just watched these guys with epica in Vegas what an amazing show.
I was born in their home city, saw them 2019 in the same city. Im man enough to say i felled a tear when they played this song, such a powerful song..
Sabaton is truly a living monument for all those soldiers that fell in all these wars across history, the known ones and the forgotten ones. There is no shame in shedding a tear for the fallen whose bones the human civilization is build on.
Swedish version is way too emotional for me 😇 not gonna lie I shed a tear or two or bucket 😉
I went thru a wartime period as a 12 year old kid so lyrics hit very deep.
Thanks fore the reaction Aileen.. 😍
You know you are the witness of someone truly beautiful when they are gorgeous smiling, in sorrow and every emotion in between. and now I suddenly have the desire to go listen to some WIND ROSE
Love your emotions.
I where in the crowed in 2020 and yes the prop was for the entire show and the gun you se at the drummer is a tank =)
One of the best consert i have ever been on!🤘🤘
I was on that show... It was epic. Last concert before pandamic.
I have seen Sabaton live over ten times and this show was the best one....
Hi Aileen❤️ THX for a wonderful reaction on "En livstid i krig" Yeah the sound was so powerful so i think denmark get the song to over the sea 🥁🎸❤️🇸🇪🇸🇪
Last time I seen them live was 2017 in London both times seeing them amazing
Saw them on The Great War Tour at The Palladium in Worcester MA. OUTSTANDING show. I highly recommend seeing them.
they are playing in my town on my birthday and I'm learning all the lyrics from the album so I can sing along with them
Je suis Polonais d'origine née en France de parents Polonais.
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Je suis un très grand fan du groupe Sabaton.
J'aime beaucoup la chanson Uprising de Sabaton.
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What's interesting about this swedish album specifically is that the lyrics are different between the english and swedish version. By that I mean an english translation of a swedish version is different than the actual english version.
A great rection! :) Regarding sandbag stuff and weapons - it's their custom to have a military related stuff on stage to create a proper setting. I highly recommend going to see them live, they're amazing. Joakim is putting a lot of effort to have a good connection with the audience and he often talks to the people. I've been to their concerts a few times - every single one of them was a blast :)
Epic song great honest reaction
I saw Sabaton at this arena in 2011, when they were the supporting act to Iron Maiden. It was one of their first shows at a big arena, and they were having a blast up on stage 🙂. They have come a long way since then, and are are standing firmly on their own merits. Great reaction, and good to see a non Swedish speaking person, actually listen to a song in Swedish.
I wasn't at this show, but I did see this song performed by them live in Chicago at a much smaller venue. It was still incredible, we sang the song back to them, they included the acapella at the end, and they let us choose the language (of course we unanimously voted on swedish)
As is proper.
I don't cry easily but this song gets me every time. So powerful emotions.
Your soulfull reaction is pure beautiful...
i get tears to this and, no bullets fly
Never heard of the band..Thanks Aileen ..for opening the doors new music for me.
You Rock🔥💕