I think the Magne Reacts community is the way it is because of You Magne. You attract mostly what you put out:) I fear the trolls may find you here as your channel grows but I guess that happens when more people are exposed to your channel. Seems like you are doing well and had some possitive changes in your life, Great to see! I am looking forward to whats next:)
Thank you for your kind words! ❤️ The trolls might find me, but they will crack by the sunlight of my brilliant MagneReacts-community 😂 Peace and love ❤️Magne
Most of the people on TH-cam react to just the big 4 but there are so many more, in my opinion, interesting bands to explore; Testament, overkill, Sabbat uk, exodus, heathen, orbit culture, death angel
Assuming that by "the big 4" you mean the ones of Thrash Metal, I'd like to throw in Coroner, Détente, Anacrusis, Hexenhaus, Mekong Delta, Forbidden, Sacrilege (UK), Voivod, Watchtower and Znowhite.
@@jasonlockyer8647 Couldn't agree more! Especially the rhythm guitar work is excellent as well as the heavy and raw sound. One of my overall favourite Thrash Metal albums, but 1988 was a very good year in this regard anyway, because the debuts "A Tribute to Insanity" by Hexenhaus (especially the epic "As Darkness Falls...") and "Suffering Hour" by Anacrusis ("Present Tense" being my favourite song) also are among my overall favourite Thrash Metal albums, not to forget that the title track of Forbidden's debut "Forbidden Evil" as well as "Through Eyes of Glass" rank among my overall favourite Thrash Metal songs!
Just found a moment to watch your live stream...I grew up listening to beatles, rolling stones and the who. I appreciated it but it wasnt really my bag then along came the new wave of heavy metal; Iron Maiden, Saxon, Diamond Head etc when I was 10/11 and my parents bought me a tape player and 3 albums from the mentioned bands and that is where my journey began at the end of the 70's. As time went on I would always listen to the rock show on radio 1 uk which allowed me to discover more bands. Music was the stability in my life and stll love metal music now. Candlemass (you have reacted to in the past) is one of my favourite bands and a band called King Witch (who specify Candlemass as inspiration). Great to see you back on the journey. Best, J
@@Magnereacts King witch are a female fronted band from Scotland. They have done two excellent albums thus far, you could say they slot in the doom metal category. J
@@jasonlockyer8647 I may not listen to many Doom Metal bands, but Candlemass are among my faves and when you mentioned "female fronted", I did a quick search on YT and checked out "Return to Dust" (which appeared at the top). She does have a powerful voice and I also like the music. What would you say are their best songs? And are you familiar with Avatarium, which have very close connections to Candlemass, and Bathsheba? And have you perhaps also heard the first two releases by The 3rd and the Mortal ("Sorrow" and "Tears Laid in Earth")?
@@MissLoonasSpeech ‘of rock and stone’ is fantastic, both albums are worth a listen. On the shoulders of giants is from an ep which is one of my favs. Candlemass, wow…nightfall is just epic and messiah Marcolin’s voice is just incredible. I will check out the bands you mentioned. Jx
greetings and love fro m Köln/Cologne, Germany......awe, great to have you back. I just wish you were back a bit earlier. Two months ago i had to let my little pal "Sammy" crossed the Rainbowbridge. after nearly 17 wonderful years....that puts me into a deep black hole.... however, nice to see your smile again,,,,,,stay save, my friend
Hello Stefan! Thank you for watching! My condolences to you and your little friend Sammy! 😭❤️ It's so sad when our little friends goes the Rainbow road. Take good care of yourself. Peace and love Magne
Couldn't watch your stream live, because 7 pm was too early for me, but I have just streamed the upload. Now that you have moved to Oslo, we might perhaps one day see each other at a Kari Bremnes concert, because the last couple of years (except for 2020 for obvious reasons) I've always made a short trip to Oslo to attend two of her concerts there. I liked your comparison of Metal with food to illustrate its variety. The difference between Metal and food is that whatever type of Metal you like, it's never unhealthy - unless you turn up the volume so high that it ruins your ears, but this is independent of the subgenre you listen to and also applies to other types of music. I also agree that listening to Metal can have a cathartic effect. At the time I got into Metal in 1984, there were a lot of things happening in the world which made me very angry (not that this has changed a lot until now) and listening to Metal, especially my favourite subgenre Thrash Metal, could have a sort of cleansing effect. One of the best examples would be Dawn Crosby's (RIP) vocals on the album "Recognize No Authority" by Détente (released in 1986) and on the more refined and atmospheric album "Within the Veil" by Fear of God (released in 1991), where her vocals expressed what I felt. Though this is not the only reason for me to listen to Metal. Sometimes it's just the energy I'm feeling (in heavier and fast-paced songs), or beautiful melodies (in the vocals or guitar solos) or - usually in the case of more complex/technical or very atmospheric stuff - simply diving deep into the music and trying to discover all the details by listening to it with headphones and my eyes closed in order to fully concentrate on different parts, e.g. interesting bass-lines or drum-patterns.
Hello miss Loona! Thank you for watching! Next time i might have the Livestream a little bit later. I guess thats better for the American audience as well? And yes, Kari Bremnes is wonderful and i really miss going to her concerts! Where are you from/ where do you live? Thank you for your recommendations by the way! Peace and love Magne
@@Magnereacts On working days, 8:30 or 9 pm CET would be best for me - I live in Germany, thus the same time zone as you. In my initial comment, I wanted to recommend you a programme showing Kari's concert with KORK last year at Frognerseteren Amfi in Oslo (I was there, too), but my comment was immediately removed by the obviously not so smart algorithms on YT. No idea which keyword(s) caused this. The stream will go online this Saturday. By the way, one of NRK's team which recorded the concert wore a T-shirt saying: "Ingenting er så ille at ikke trekkspill kan gjøre det verre." While I'm generally not a fan of music with accordions, there are - as nearly always - exceptions to the rule. One of them is the band Stolen Babies, who among other things is also labeled Avant-garde Metal and whose female singer happens to play this instrument. Their debut album "There Be Squabbles Ahead" is one of my overall most-played albums. I'd recommend the official videoclip of their song "Push Button", which IMO conveys some Tim Burton-vibes: th-cam.com/video/e34fWSOW2tU/w-d-xo.html (unfortunately, the picture resolution is rather low, but this is from 2006 and it's mostly about the music) I'd also say that this is one of their more moderate songs. In some other sings, their singer also does some harsh screaming vocals which I usually don't like, but also in this regard, Stolen Babies are an exception to the rule for me, maybe in connection with the music and also because she only uses them occasionally and not in all the songs.
😂😂Ingenting er så ille at ikke trekkspill kan gjøre det verre! 😂😂 I was talking to my Roomie about accordions today. We were listening to Erik Bye. One of my favorite Norwegian artists. And my dad loved "gammeldans". A type of Norwegian/Swedish folk music. And i know a woman who plays accordion sooo beautifully. But accordions can definitely be annoying too 😂 Frognerseteren is not far away from me! That konsert with Kari must have been great. I hope ill be able to go to a concert with her here in Oslo, maybe this year Thank you for your enthusiasm and lovely messages Loona! ❤️🙏❤️
@@Magnereacts You're welcome! By the way, since you also do like Mari Boine, check out this cover of her song "Goaskinviellja" by Vildá (which also features a female accordion player) - just for your own: th-cam.com/video/Q5R9d2USULE/w-d-xo.html
@@MissLoonasSpeech oh! Thank you! This is right in my League. My room are played Sami Music for one week after a demonstration in the city 😊 so much lovely music
Auch! 😕I just found this LIVESTREAM Magne Reacts METAL Edition. I´m sorry I didn´t know about this Magne community time together. I just gave Opeth a try and.... not for me... You know, my dearest Magne Reacts, I rather go for alternative rock, hardcore metal hip hop, depressive dark metal.... Aww, I just miss you so so bad. Where are you????
Hi. My favorite Metal-Band is Electric Callboy. This Band has a huge Range of Genres, witch they combine... And on Top their Videos are better and funnier than most Films this Time. They are playing with fun and Joy. Please stay on and do a lot of other reacts.
I think the Magne Reacts community is the way it is because of You Magne. You attract mostly what you put out:) I fear the trolls may find you here as your channel grows but I guess that happens when more people are exposed to your channel. Seems like you are doing well and had some possitive changes in your life, Great to see! I am looking forward to whats next:)
Thank you for your kind words! ❤️
The trolls might find me, but they will crack by the sunlight of my brilliant MagneReacts-community 😂
Peace and love
❤️Magne
Most of the people on TH-cam react to just the big 4 but there are so many more, in my opinion, interesting bands to explore; Testament, overkill, Sabbat uk, exodus, heathen, orbit culture, death angel
Assuming that by "the big 4" you mean the ones of Thrash Metal, I'd like to throw in Coroner, Détente, Anacrusis, Hexenhaus, Mekong Delta, Forbidden, Sacrilege (UK), Voivod, Watchtower and Znowhite.
@@MissLoonasSpeech act of god by znowhite is a masterpiece
@@jasonlockyer8647 Couldn't agree more! Especially the rhythm guitar work is excellent as well as the heavy and raw sound. One of my overall favourite Thrash Metal albums, but 1988 was a very good year in this regard anyway, because the debuts "A Tribute to Insanity" by Hexenhaus (especially the epic "As Darkness Falls...") and "Suffering Hour" by Anacrusis ("Present Tense" being my favourite song) also are among my overall favourite Thrash Metal albums, not to forget that the title track of Forbidden's debut "Forbidden Evil" as well as "Through Eyes of Glass" rank among my overall favourite Thrash Metal songs!
@@MissLoonasSpeech can’t forget Dark Angel and early metal church, kreator and Sodom
Great to see you back
Thank you so much Shadegate!
Great to see you too !
❤️
Just found a moment to watch your live stream...I grew up listening to beatles, rolling stones and the who. I appreciated it but it wasnt really my bag then along came the new wave of heavy metal; Iron Maiden, Saxon, Diamond Head etc when I was 10/11 and my parents bought me a tape player and 3 albums from the mentioned bands and that is where my journey began at the end of the 70's. As time went on I would always listen to the rock show on radio 1 uk which allowed me to discover more bands. Music was the stability in my life and stll love metal music now. Candlemass (you have reacted to in the past) is one of my favourite bands and a band called King Witch (who specify Candlemass as inspiration). Great to see you back on the journey. Best, J
Hello Jason!
Thank you for watching!
And for sharing your story.
I haven't heard about King Witch before. I'll put it in my list!
❤️🙏❤️
@@Magnereacts King witch are a female fronted band from Scotland. They have done two excellent albums thus far, you could say they slot in the doom metal category. J
@@jasonlockyer8647 I may not listen to many Doom Metal bands, but Candlemass are among my faves and when you mentioned "female fronted", I did a quick search on YT and checked out "Return to Dust" (which appeared at the top). She does have a powerful voice and I also like the music. What would you say are their best songs? And are you familiar with Avatarium, which have very close connections to Candlemass, and Bathsheba? And have you perhaps also heard the first two releases by The 3rd and the Mortal ("Sorrow" and "Tears Laid in Earth")?
@@MissLoonasSpeech ‘of rock and stone’ is fantastic, both albums are worth a listen. On the shoulders of giants is from an ep which is one of my favs. Candlemass, wow…nightfall is just epic and messiah Marcolin’s voice is just incredible. I will check out the bands you mentioned. Jx
@@MissLoonasSpeech th-cam.com/video/vdzqoFBnZys/w-d-xo.html great live set from king witch
greetings and love fro m Köln/Cologne, Germany......awe, great to have you back. I just wish you were back a bit earlier. Two months ago i had to let my little pal "Sammy" crossed the Rainbowbridge. after nearly 17 wonderful years....that puts me into a deep black hole.... however, nice to see your smile again,,,,,,stay save, my friend
Hello Stefan!
Thank you for watching!
My condolences to you and your little friend Sammy! 😭❤️
It's so sad when our little friends goes the Rainbow road.
Take good care of yourself.
Peace and love
Magne
@@Magnereacts thank you very much....means alot to me, buddy...bless you
Couldn't watch your stream live, because 7 pm was too early for me, but I have just streamed the upload. Now that you have moved to Oslo, we might perhaps one day see each other at a Kari Bremnes concert, because the last couple of years (except for 2020 for obvious reasons) I've always made a short trip to Oslo to attend two of her concerts there.
I liked your comparison of Metal with food to illustrate its variety. The difference between Metal and food is that whatever type of Metal you like, it's never unhealthy - unless you turn up the volume so high that it ruins your ears, but this is independent of the subgenre you listen to and also applies to other types of music.
I also agree that listening to Metal can have a cathartic effect. At the time I got into Metal in 1984, there were a lot of things happening in the world which made me very angry (not that this has changed a lot until now) and listening to Metal, especially my favourite subgenre Thrash Metal, could have a sort of cleansing effect. One of the best examples would be Dawn Crosby's (RIP) vocals on the album "Recognize No Authority" by Détente (released in 1986) and on the more refined and atmospheric album "Within the Veil" by Fear of God (released in 1991), where her vocals expressed what I felt. Though this is not the only reason for me to listen to Metal. Sometimes it's just the energy I'm feeling (in heavier and fast-paced songs), or beautiful melodies (in the vocals or guitar solos) or - usually in the case of more complex/technical or very atmospheric stuff - simply diving deep into the music and trying to discover all the details by listening to it with headphones and my eyes closed in order to fully concentrate on different parts, e.g. interesting bass-lines or drum-patterns.
Hello miss Loona!
Thank you for watching!
Next time i might have the Livestream a little bit later. I guess thats better for the American audience as well?
And yes, Kari Bremnes is wonderful and i really miss going to her concerts!
Where are you from/ where do you live?
Thank you for your recommendations by the way!
Peace and love
Magne
@@Magnereacts On working days, 8:30 or 9 pm CET would be best for me - I live in Germany, thus the same time zone as you. In my initial comment, I wanted to recommend you a programme showing Kari's concert with KORK last year at Frognerseteren Amfi in Oslo (I was there, too), but my comment was immediately removed by the obviously not so smart algorithms on YT. No idea which keyword(s) caused this. The stream will go online this Saturday. By the way, one of NRK's team which recorded the concert wore a T-shirt saying: "Ingenting er så ille at ikke trekkspill kan gjøre det verre." While I'm generally not a fan of music with accordions, there are - as nearly always - exceptions to the rule. One of them is the band Stolen Babies, who among other things is also labeled Avant-garde Metal and whose female singer happens to play this instrument. Their debut album "There Be Squabbles Ahead" is one of my overall most-played albums. I'd recommend the official videoclip of their song "Push Button", which IMO conveys some Tim Burton-vibes: th-cam.com/video/e34fWSOW2tU/w-d-xo.html (unfortunately, the picture resolution is rather low, but this is from 2006 and it's mostly about the music) I'd also say that this is one of their more moderate songs. In some other sings, their singer also does some harsh screaming vocals which I usually don't like, but also in this regard, Stolen Babies are an exception to the rule for me, maybe in connection with the music and also because she only uses them occasionally and not in all the songs.
😂😂Ingenting er så ille at ikke trekkspill kan gjøre det verre! 😂😂
I was talking to my Roomie about accordions today. We were listening to Erik Bye. One of my favorite Norwegian artists. And my dad loved "gammeldans". A type of Norwegian/Swedish folk music.
And i know a woman who plays accordion sooo beautifully.
But accordions can definitely be annoying too 😂
Frognerseteren is not far away from me! That konsert with Kari must have been great. I hope ill be able to go to a concert with her here in Oslo, maybe this year
Thank you for your enthusiasm and lovely messages Loona!
❤️🙏❤️
@@Magnereacts You're welcome! By the way, since you also do like Mari Boine, check out this cover of her song "Goaskinviellja" by Vildá (which also features a female accordion player) - just for your own: th-cam.com/video/Q5R9d2USULE/w-d-xo.html
@@MissLoonasSpeech oh! Thank you! This is right in my League.
My room are played Sami Music for one week after a demonstration in the city 😊 so much lovely music
hey you sadly i missed the live chat😪 glad you are happy with your move..
❤️🙏❤️
Auch! 😕I just found this LIVESTREAM Magne Reacts METAL Edition. I´m sorry I didn´t know about this Magne community time together. I just gave Opeth a try and.... not for me... You know, my dearest Magne Reacts, I rather go for alternative rock, hardcore metal hip hop, depressive dark metal.... Aww, I just miss you so so bad. Where are you????
Hi. My favorite Metal-Band is Electric Callboy. This Band has a huge Range of Genres, witch they combine... And on Top their Videos are better and funnier than most Films this Time. They are playing with fun and Joy. Please stay on and do a lot of other reacts.
Thank you for watching! And for your recommendation!
❤️🙏❤️
I agree too. Great band, awesome people.
Hypa hypa and We Got The Moves are my current favourites but all their stuff is good.