Dude!! Congrats for making such a great job in the drums! Thank you for delivering amazing pieces of art in this album. I truly enjoyed/and keep enjoying 🔊
This song perfectly translates into why Nightwish really has to perform with a live orchestra and choir one day, that child's choir with Floor would be so epic.
If they release a new record every 5-6 years, my bet is in 2026 Nightwish will finally do that live concert with an orchestra to celebrate their 30th anniversary with all the classic songs and they will release a DVD-double CD. That, or an acoustic/unplugged concert :) Or both.
I can see how you guys get interviews with the musicians, and get them commenting on your videos as well as just reviewing songs. You actually have something interesting to say about everything, unlike most reaction channels, which are just pointless videos of people with little or nothing to say, listening to a song. Keep up the good work!
The interview you did with Floor yesterday really changed how I listened to elements of the songs. I love all the symbols that Tumoas has brought into the lyrics of this song.
@@pekkakarppinen1608 Yes! Umberto Eco! You are right about Patrol Gaming, I was just giving a shout out to a fellow Québécois! I love the background that both brought to the significance of the songs! I will be reading some parts of your Kalevala! Quarantine! I do not know if you are into NHL hockey but one night at the Molson Centre was special because Saku Koivu became the scoring leader at that moment this was just before he got ill! This was about the same time that Nightwish came to Montreal for the first time. It was a Suomi invasion! Kiitos and Merci!
@@guimich2478 It must have been quite a night! I follow the NHL quite superficially, but more of the Eurohockey Tour and WC tournaments. And I have a literature recommendation for you according the theme at hand. After "Kalevala" you should reed Mika Waltari's excellent historic fiction "The Egyptian". It was the best selling foreign novel in the US from 1949 to 1980, when Umberto Eco's "the Name of the Rose" surpassed it. It's a mammoth, but if it grabs you , you'll really want that it'll never gonna end. Best of wishes!
Imo the drumwork in this song is best of the album. Lots of good fills and ghost notes what you cant even hear on first listen. And the ("A pale blue theatre stage A feast of beautiful tragedy, wonderful fantasy The play is yours to write Yours to live Ready the night by a playwright") part has awesome double bass work!
I have watched you guys since the beginning of your NW journey and I gotta say you are constantly upping your game. Kudos from a finnish expat in Germany.
Excellent song - the Nightwish glass is always full and it's great to see two minds thinking alike. (Reminder : Crystal Viper - When The Sun Goes Down - Cool, old school metal.) Have an awesome week guys. You two and all my other favorite TH-camrs are keeping me sane right now.
This song will be awesome live. The guitar will be much more heavy in the mix live. This song creates what I call urgency in the music. Always pushing forward for what is coming next. I loved your interview with Floor. Very well done. Be well men!
and emmpu will come dressed as a syrup bottle ..... cause in the pre-release small vids they made for each song he said this kicked his ass to play in guitar and called it PANCAKE ?
Thank's guys! There are a lot of elements to this that you are also talking about. The melodic Floor's vocal part at the beginning, the heavy guitar riff in between and Kai's drum comp and the more operetic part in the form of a choir at the end make this a great song.
I remember your first reactions videos of nightwish, you were so naive and Now nightwish themselves come here to see your reactions, whaaaaaaaaat😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘 congrats!
The double bass kicks here are awesome as well, Kai did a great job. Pan is in my top 3 on this album, with Tribal and Endlessness (Shoemaker is now 4th because Endlessness grew on me). Also 8:27 lmao, good one.
Imagine a world facing a pandemic with music. Now imagine a world without music..... see? Music is essential for our lives! Thank you guys for this review. It really makes me relax and enjoy the life during this hard time.
Pan (Ancient Greek: Πᾶν) or Faunus (Latin) is a figure from Greek mythology. He is a son of Hermes and the nymph Penelope. Pan is the god of the wilderness and patron of the herdsmen and their cattle and the animal instinct. Pan has the lower body and horns of a goat, but a human upper body. He also has a long narrow face, a large nose and yellow eyes. The pan flute is named after him. He got it when he was chasing the nymph Syrinx. She wanted to remain a virgin and prayed to the gods, feeling Pan's breath on her neck. Her prayer was answered and she turned into a reed just in time. Then Pan made his flute out of it. Pan created many mysterious sounds in the woods, which the shepherds and their herds feared, the same for people in remote places. This is the explanation of the word panic. A panic fright is a sudden, general, but unwarranted fright. For that reason it was better to keep him as a friend. The prefix pan- (everything) is also derived from Pan, as he was seen as the personification of nature. Since the Middle Ages, his appearance was adopted to depict the devil. In the image, Pan is associated with Eros and Aphrodite because of his sensuality. However, as far as is known, Pan never had anything to do with Aphrodite or Eros. He was the son of Hermes and got on well with Dionysos. Apollo was his musical competitor. The story of King Midas, about the competition between Pan and Apollo, is especially well known. It began with the satyr or satyr Marsyas, who found a flute that Pallas Athena had made and then thrown away, because she thought her cheeks puffed out when she blew on it. Marsyas practiced the flute and at one point challenged Apollo. Apollo accepted the challenge and he won against Marsyas. As punishment, Apollo would flay him alive. Pan could not bear the end of one of his subjects, and he challenged Apollo second. Almost everyone thought Apollo played better again. Pan would suffer the same fate as Marsyas, were it not for the fact that Dionysos and King Midas liked his music better than Apollo's. Apollo became so angry that he gave King Midas donkey ears because of his foolish bad taste. It is not known what the relationship was between Pan and the other gods on Olympus. In the time of Emperor Tiberius, a boatman named Thamus, sailing near the island of Paxi, heard a voice out of nowhere telling him that the great god Pan was dead. Thamus had to tell this to the people of Palodes, now Butrint in Albania. When he came near Palodes, he cried to the shore: "The great god Pan is dead!" Lamentations rang out from many throats from the shore, and the horrified sailors spread the story all over the ancient world. Plutarch wrote it down a century later in his book De Defectu Oraculorum, about the silence of the oracles. Pan is the only god mentioned to have died. He perished in the battle between the Titans and the gods of Olympus. The ancient nature god Faunus from Roman mythology was later equated with Pan.
One of my favorite tracks on this album. Such an incredible track, and SO Nightwish through-and-through. I cannot wait to catch this one in concert. I feel like it's really going to shine on stage, and is a fantastic song for audience and band interaction. I also think the song is an ode to Pan's Labyrinth, and Pan from Ancient Greek mythology. But it could also be related to Pan from Peter Pan. I feel like the lyrics could have multiple connections.
I tried to give two thumbs up because Kai commented. Btw. I like the drum sound now (starting at least from Buenos Aires concert) more than for example Wembley and Tampere concerts, not sure if it was the recordings or drum tuning? The whole Human nature record is top notch though.
Grear Reaction guys, I'm enjoying hearing your take on the individual songs. And I like that you really HAVE an opinion and something interesting you to talk about. I would recommend that you listen to How's the heart album version and to the acoustic version Floor and Troy did, her vocals will blow you away on the acoustic. Keep it up! Greetings from Germany👊🤘
Just thought to mention also that most sings will have different arrangements for when they play live. Their studio albums are compositional masterpieces. Their studio songs do not necessarily have (or at least not all of them) that much metal feeling or the incredible power and energy you witness with all your being (not just your ears) when they play them live. And that's a plus from my point of view, because they experiment and play with all the songs to their variable limits, phases and rhythms. And that is just geniallity on itself and their amazing talents
For me, the priceless thing is that permanent grin on Pedro's face while the song is on. :] Considering the man has already heard the track (heck, he has reviewed the album and interviewed Floor Jansen in the interim!), it is no disguising he loves it! \m/ That, and I was trying to gather how many times you said the word "bite" during discussion, but I lost count. :)))
Hey A&P, I feel like I should steer your attention towards 'Words of Farewell - Whispering Deeps'. It's a worthy addition to your to-listen&react-list, I'd say. ...just a heads-up. (Chose that one from their EP, since it also comes with a video. You probably prefer to have that alongside with the music) Personally I'd say, that they consistently come up with good stuff (they have 3 full albums so far) and that one is from their latest EP. As for your video, quality-stuff as per usual. I wonder, if 12:51 - 13:07 was one of those "That's my boy!" -moments for Pedro. : -) In any case, this Nightwish-album is on the shopping-list aswell alongside with many other albums by other quality-bands out there.
You might be interested to check out the channel of "Guylain Prince". He does deep studies of the lyrics of these songs. I have found them very interesting. He speaks mainly french but there is english subs.
Now it just hit me - 2:20 Floor sings "To There and Back" - this is what Bilbo Baggins called his book which we commonly know as "The Hobbit" - and it goes on with "we'Re the writers of another way to be". Quite certain that is a little hat tip to Tolkien, IMHO.
And, it has lots of other references, Rotfuss (Name of the wind), Gaiman (twice: stardust and Snow, glass, apples) Shakespeare, Stephen King, Tolkien, Labyrinth (movie) and I probably don't have all of them ;)
Pan of Faunus (Latin) is a figure from Greek mythology. He is a son of Hermes and the nymph Penelope. Pan is the god of the forest and patron of the shepherds and their flocks. Furthermore, he is the god of cattle and animal instinct.
Please react to Lacrimosa too ♡ also i love how you HEAR the lyrics, you hear the message they are trying to tell. XD it is somethimg that always maked me mad with others youtubers reacting with NW who only hear the sound and like yeah that is super awesome too but THE LYRICS READ THE LYRICS AND WHAT THEY ARE SAYING xD like not matter if the video they are using is one with lyrics
Would be good to see you react to Liliac , they do some excellent Dio covers( vocals are amazing , closest to Dio himself I have heard !) , an excellent Janis Joplin (Another Piece of my Heart) cover and their own stuff. They are a band of brothers and sisters from age 11 to 19 years old . Think they are from the L.A . area and have supported Queensryche recently and have also been touring the U.S. They are all superbly talented and have an amazing vocalist in Melody Cristea and there are various videos of them on youtube and on their own channel. From what I understand, their videos are home produced with the help of their father - some in their living room of their apartment. Wish I lived next door :). Their youtube channel : th-cam.com/channels/3zHga4guDC9lh9LA5GcV5A.html I have no links to the band ( I live in the UK) but having seen/heard their performances feel that a review or two from yourselves would help them no end ( providing you approve of course ). With support, bands like this are the future of our music preference hopefully. There are a few reaction vids around also and all approvals so far :). Seems the late Mr Dio's wife approves also ; In a recent interview with Australia's Subculture Entertainment, Wendy Dio, the wife and longtime manager of legendary vocalist Ronnie James Dio (BLACK SABBATH, DIO, RAINBOW), discussed the licensing opportunities she pursues for her late husband's work. Since his 2010 passing, Wendy has kept Ronnie in the public eye largely through the much-debated Dio hologram tour. More recently, Wendy, in cooperation with BMG, released a series of vinyl reissues spanning Ronnie's solo career. "Ronnie's passing will be ten years this year and we have two and a half million [fans] on Facebook," she said (hear audio below). "The movie 'Thor 4' [Editor's note: referring to the upcoming 'Thor: Love And Thunder'], they're using 'Rainbow In The Dark' in that movie. There's a TV show here called 'Stranger Things' and they just asked me permission to use the t-shirt for the next series. I found a young family called LILAC, and they do a fantastic rendition of 'Rainbow In The Dark'. I don't know if you've heard it. It's great. We're going to have them at 'Ride For Ronnie' [motorcycle ride and concert] performing. I think it's great. Young kids, this is the first time ever that kids are listening to their parents' music." Apologies for the long post. Thanks for reading.
Thnks A&P What is a pan? I think its a bad critics...this song show as ...artist..writers..all talents...they hope and need ...nice critics.They cry home.Human
Once you're done with Human Nature, you guys should react to The Pharaoh Sails to Orion, one of the most forgotten - at least live- songs from early days th-cam.com/video/q0duCbvbgPU/w-d-xo.html
It did remind me of Pirates of the Caribbean, almost Storytime feel to it in some parts 4 songs to go? You should do the track that didn't fit on the first cd of the album; "All The Works Of Nature ..."
I really prefer the older songs, and it's not a "Tarja vs. Floor" thing. I just like the older songs so much more. The last albums are way too Disney-ish
Well every taste is worth to be. I understand that some people have problems with the cinematographic direction of the band, but for me, that's exactly what I expect from them. I love this new Nightwish (well henceforth not so "new")
I've been a fan of Nightwish since 2000, but honestly this album is the weakest/hollow one. It doesn't have that peculiarity of Imaginaerum or the strength of Once. Nevertheless, it's Nightwish and I will always support them, but it had to be said. Good review btw \m/
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cheers guys!! :)
The beast behind the drum kit!! 🙌
Dude!! Congrats for making such a great job in the drums! Thank you for delivering amazing pieces of art in this album. I truly enjoyed/and keep enjoying 🔊
@@Amesthys The grinder comes in!! Great work!
KAI HAHTO!!!! absolutely amazing job on the album :) the drumwork was fantastic, what a legend
amazing job on the drums, Kai. love it. thank you and the band.
This song perfectly translates into why Nightwish really has to perform with a live orchestra and choir one day, that child's choir with Floor would be so epic.
Maybe someday....
If they release a new record every 5-6 years, my bet is in 2026 Nightwish will finally do that live concert with an orchestra to celebrate their 30th anniversary with all the classic songs and they will release a DVD-double CD. That, or an acoustic/unplugged concert :) Or both.
@@Fidel_L.Bousquet1970 How amazing would that be!!!??
J.F. Luiña Bousquet I got wet.
Would love to see a little kid come out and start Poet and the Pendulum
I can see how you guys get interviews with the musicians, and get them commenting on your videos as well as just reviewing songs. You actually have something interesting to say about everything, unlike most reaction channels, which are just pointless videos of people with little or nothing to say, listening to a song. Keep up the good work!
Thank you!
That little drum fill/intro to the beat at 3:20 sound so goooood
The interview you did with Floor yesterday really changed how I listened to elements of the songs. I love all the symbols that Tumoas has brought into the lyrics of this song.
Emppucalypse!!!
This is one of my favorites. The lyrics contains lots of references from literature, movies and art. Great heavy riffs by Emppu.
Kiitos from a Frenchie like Guylain Prince!
gui mich24 Yes, he's the real William of Baskerville. But also the aussie reactor Patrol Gaming listed about dozen references on a row about this. 😉
@@pekkakarppinen1608 Yes! Umberto Eco! You are right about Patrol Gaming, I was just giving a shout out to a fellow Québécois! I love the background that both brought to the significance of the songs! I will be reading some parts of your Kalevala! Quarantine! I do not know if you are into NHL hockey but one night at the Molson Centre was special because Saku Koivu became the scoring leader at that moment this was just before he got ill! This was about the same time that Nightwish came to Montreal for the first time. It was a Suomi invasion! Kiitos and Merci!
@@guimich2478 It must have been quite a night! I follow the NHL quite superficially, but more of the Eurohockey Tour and WC tournaments. And I have a literature recommendation for you according the theme at hand. After "Kalevala" you should reed Mika Waltari's excellent historic fiction "The Egyptian". It was the best selling foreign novel in the US from 1949 to 1980, when Umberto Eco's "the Name of the Rose" surpassed it. It's a mammoth, but if it grabs you , you'll really want that it'll never gonna end. Best of wishes!
@@pekkakarppinen1608 THANKS! Just put it on my TBR list!
Imo the drumwork in this song is best of the album. Lots of good fills and ghost notes what you cant even hear on first listen. And the
("A pale blue theatre stage
A feast of beautiful tragedy, wonderful fantasy
The play is yours to write
Yours to live
Ready the night by a playwright") part has awesome double bass work!
The guitar riffs in this song along with the double pedals is NASTY 🤘👊
The drummer sucks balls. Bring back Jukka.
blackfox1320 sucks balls?? Are you kidding??
This song has such a Wishmaster/Fantasmic-feel to it :)
Yes! ❤
Absolutely! Most Nightwishy song on the album🤩
Totally agree!! :D
maybe little..but still fantasmic is way better song for me...
a little bit of End of all Hope for me too :D
such a nice and heavy orchestral sound Tuomas and his creative genius
I have watched you guys since the beginning of your NW journey and I gotta say you are constantly upping your game. Kudos from a finnish expat in Germany.
Cheers!!
This song is amazing.
I feel an amazing Imaginaerum-like atmosphere in this music
Pan is a greec god, mostly pictured like half human and male goat. God of wine, feasting, lust etcetc.
Joop Bonke god of wine is Dionysus, not Pan. Pan is god of nature, who were died. The Greek said about death of the wild very early
JB Yes i know ,its god,but i think...not match to song
An awesome track from the album 🤟
Excellent song - the Nightwish glass is always full and it's great to see two minds thinking alike. (Reminder : Crystal Viper - When The Sun Goes Down - Cool, old school metal.) Have an awesome week guys. You two and all my other favorite TH-camrs are keeping me sane right now.
Cheers man, trying our best to stay sane as well. A reason why we are trying to get the most amount of content out there to keep people busy.
This song will be awesome live. The guitar will be much more heavy in the mix live. This song creates what I call urgency in the music. Always pushing forward for what is coming next. I loved your interview with Floor. Very well done. Be well men!
Thank you
and emmpu will come dressed as a syrup bottle ..... cause in the pre-release small vids they made for each song he said this kicked his ass to play in guitar and called it PANCAKE ?
Lol Pedro you described the unnamed song perfectly. I feel like that every time I listen to it. Feelings all of them.
Love this one. The last minute of this song became my new phone ringtone already :)
you guys are phenomenal! cute to see you interact together and just so spot on "ear wise"
Thank you!
Awesome brilliant guitar riff awesome voice by floor Jansen godness
Excellent👌
I’m loving this album! The riffs on this omg are superb, the vocal melodies are superb
NIGHTWISH 👉 MY LIFE!!!!
My favorite song on the album
Thank's guys! There are a lot of elements to this that you are also talking about. The melodic Floor's vocal part at the beginning, the heavy guitar riff in between and Kai's drum comp and the more operetic part in the form of a choir at the end make this a great song.
I remember your first reactions videos of nightwish, you were so naive and Now nightwish themselves come here to see your reactions, whaaaaaaaaat😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘 congrats!
What a journey has been.
The double bass kicks here are awesome as well, Kai did a great job. Pan is in my top 3 on this album, with Tribal and Endlessness (Shoemaker is now 4th because Endlessness grew on me).
Also 8:27 lmao, good one.
exactly my 3 songs too :) but the 3rd place switches between music/pan and shoemaker :)
Imagine a world facing a pandemic with music. Now imagine a world without music..... see? Music is essential for our lives! Thank you guys for this review. It really makes me relax and enjoy the life during this hard time.
Emppu was shredding on this one. Pancake!
pedro u got good taste... the last was also my favorite.... freaking masterpiece
My favorite track so far, I don't own the album yet.
Pan (Ancient Greek: Πᾶν) or Faunus (Latin) is a figure from Greek mythology. He is a son of Hermes and the nymph Penelope. Pan is the god of the wilderness and patron of the herdsmen and their cattle and the animal instinct. Pan has the lower body and horns of a goat, but a human upper body. He also has a long narrow face, a large nose and yellow eyes.
The pan flute is named after him. He got it when he was chasing the nymph Syrinx. She wanted to remain a virgin and prayed to the gods, feeling Pan's breath on her neck. Her prayer was answered and she turned into a reed just in time. Then Pan made his flute out of it.
Pan created many mysterious sounds in the woods, which the shepherds and their herds feared, the same for people in remote places. This is the explanation of the word panic. A panic fright is a sudden, general, but unwarranted fright. For that reason it was better to keep him as a friend. The prefix pan- (everything) is also derived from Pan, as he was seen as the personification of nature. Since the Middle Ages, his appearance was adopted to depict the devil.
In the image, Pan is associated with Eros and Aphrodite because of his sensuality. However, as far as is known, Pan never had anything to do with Aphrodite or Eros. He was the son of Hermes and got on well with Dionysos. Apollo was his musical competitor. The story of King Midas, about the competition between Pan and Apollo, is especially well known.
It began with the satyr or satyr Marsyas, who found a flute that Pallas Athena had made and then thrown away, because she thought her cheeks puffed out when she blew on it. Marsyas practiced the flute and at one point challenged Apollo. Apollo accepted the challenge and he won against Marsyas. As punishment, Apollo would flay him alive. Pan could not bear the end of one of his subjects, and he challenged Apollo second. Almost everyone thought Apollo played better again. Pan would suffer the same fate as Marsyas, were it not for the fact that Dionysos and King Midas liked his music better than Apollo's. Apollo became so angry that he gave King Midas donkey ears because of his foolish bad taste. It is not known what the relationship was between Pan and the other gods on Olympus.
In the time of Emperor Tiberius, a boatman named Thamus, sailing near the island of Paxi, heard a voice out of nowhere telling him that the great god Pan was dead. Thamus had to tell this to the people of Palodes, now Butrint in Albania. When he came near Palodes, he cried to the shore: "The great god Pan is dead!" Lamentations rang out from many throats from the shore, and the horrified sailors spread the story all over the ancient world. Plutarch wrote it down a century later in his book De Defectu Oraculorum, about the silence of the oracles. Pan is the only god mentioned to have died. He perished in the battle between the Titans and the gods of Olympus. The ancient nature god Faunus from Roman mythology was later equated with Pan.
One of my favorite tracks on this album. Such an incredible track, and SO Nightwish through-and-through. I cannot wait to catch this one in concert. I feel like it's really going to shine on stage, and is a fantastic song for audience and band interaction. I also think the song is an ode to Pan's Labyrinth, and Pan from Ancient Greek mythology. But it could also be related to Pan from Peter Pan. I feel like the lyrics could have multiple connections.
Both Pans are intimately entwined with fantasy, so this MAY be deliberate by the poet.
I tried to give two thumbs up because Kai commented.
Btw. I like the drum sound now (starting at least from Buenos Aires concert) more than for example Wembley and Tampere concerts, not sure if it was the recordings or drum tuning?
The whole Human nature record is top notch though.
Grear Reaction guys, I'm enjoying hearing your take on the individual songs. And I like that you really HAVE an opinion and something interesting you to talk about.
I would recommend that you listen to How's the heart album version and to the acoustic version Floor and Troy did, her vocals will blow you away on the acoustic. Keep it up! Greetings from Germany👊🤘
this is the most instantly Nightwish song on the album. Most people would have connected straight away with this one!
I agree, this is the more traditional Nightwish song on this album
Can't wait till next sunday! Haha!!
Just thought to mention also that most sings will have different arrangements for when they play live.
Their studio albums are compositional masterpieces. Their studio songs do not necessarily have (or at least not all of them) that much metal feeling or the incredible power and energy you witness with all your being (not just your ears) when they play them live. And that's a plus from my point of view, because they experiment and play with all the songs to their variable limits, phases and rhythms. And that is just geniallity on itself and their amazing talents
For me, the priceless thing is that permanent grin on Pedro's face while the song is on. :] Considering the man has already heard the track (heck, he has reviewed the album and interviewed Floor Jansen in the interim!), it is no disguising he loves it! \m/
That, and I was trying to gather how many times you said the word "bite" during discussion, but I lost count. :)))
Make it a drinking game
@@APREACTS Ahh, man, enticing idea which will have to wait for the weekend, lol! ;D
I never expected to hear that in nightwish, but there's even a few seconds Blast Beat in this Song
💖
To Enter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey A&P, I feel like I should steer your attention towards 'Words of Farewell - Whispering Deeps'.
It's a worthy addition to your to-listen&react-list, I'd say.
...just a heads-up. (Chose that one from their EP, since it also comes with a video. You probably prefer to have that alongside with the music)
Personally I'd say, that they consistently come up with good stuff (they have 3 full albums so far)
and that one is from their latest EP.
As for your video, quality-stuff as per usual.
I wonder, if 12:51 - 13:07 was one of those "That's my boy!" -moments for Pedro. : -)
In any case, this Nightwish-album is on the shopping-list aswell alongside with many other albums by other quality-bands out there.
Great lyrics.... Tuomas is testing our iq 🤔
You might be interested to check out the channel of "Guylain Prince". He does deep studies of the lyrics of these songs. I have found them very interesting. He speaks mainly french but there is english subs.
Now it just hit me - 2:20 Floor sings "To There and Back" - this is what Bilbo Baggins called his book which we commonly know as "The Hobbit" - and it goes on with "we'Re the writers of another way to be". Quite certain that is a little hat tip to Tolkien, IMHO.
One of the best refs in this song
And, it has lots of other references, Rotfuss (Name of the wind), Gaiman (twice: stardust and Snow, glass, apples) Shakespeare, Stephen King, Tolkien, Labyrinth (movie) and I probably don't have all of them ;)
Pan of Faunus (Latin) is a figure from Greek mythology. He is a son of Hermes and the nymph Penelope. Pan is the god of the forest and patron of the shepherds and their flocks. Furthermore, he is the god of cattle and animal instinct.
Will you do an extra long special episode of Nightwish Sunday with All the Works of Nature Which Adorn the World? That would be funny. :D
Reminds me of the Speed theme
Tribal next......
Next sunday nightwish tribal ok 👍🤘
Why A&P doesn't react to dead boy's poem???
Please react to Lacrimosa too ♡ also i love how you HEAR the lyrics, you hear the message they are trying to tell. XD it is somethimg that always maked me mad with others youtubers reacting with NW who only hear the sound and like yeah that is super awesome too but THE LYRICS READ THE LYRICS AND WHAT THEY ARE SAYING xD like not matter if the video they are using is one with lyrics
Good morning! Bom dia.
Muito bom dia!!!
Pirates of the Caribbean. There is no weak songs on this album
Would be good to see you react to Liliac , they do some excellent Dio covers( vocals are amazing , closest to Dio himself I have heard !) , an excellent Janis Joplin (Another Piece of my Heart) cover and their own stuff. They are a band of brothers and sisters from age 11 to 19 years old . Think they are from the L.A . area and have supported Queensryche recently and have also been touring the U.S.
They are all superbly talented and have an amazing vocalist in Melody Cristea and there are various videos of them on youtube and on their own channel. From what I understand, their videos are home produced with the help of their father - some in their living room of their apartment. Wish I lived next door :).
Their youtube channel :
th-cam.com/channels/3zHga4guDC9lh9LA5GcV5A.html
I have no links to the band ( I live in the UK) but having seen/heard their performances feel that a review or two from yourselves would help them no end ( providing you approve of course ). With support, bands like this are the future of our music preference hopefully. There are a few reaction vids around also and all approvals so far :).
Seems the late Mr Dio's wife approves also ;
In a recent interview with Australia's Subculture Entertainment, Wendy Dio, the wife and longtime manager of legendary vocalist Ronnie James Dio (BLACK SABBATH, DIO, RAINBOW), discussed the licensing opportunities she pursues for her late husband's work. Since his 2010 passing, Wendy has kept Ronnie in the public eye largely through the much-debated Dio hologram tour. More recently, Wendy, in cooperation with BMG, released a series of vinyl reissues spanning Ronnie's solo career.
"Ronnie's passing will be ten years this year and we have two and a half million [fans] on Facebook," she said (hear audio below). "The movie 'Thor 4' [Editor's note: referring to the upcoming 'Thor: Love And Thunder'], they're using 'Rainbow In The Dark' in that movie. There's a TV show here called 'Stranger Things' and they just asked me permission to use the t-shirt for the next series. I found a young family called LILAC, and they do a fantastic rendition of 'Rainbow In The Dark'. I don't know if you've heard it. It's great. We're going to have them at 'Ride For Ronnie' [motorcycle ride and concert] performing. I think it's great. Young kids, this is the first time ever that kids are listening to their parents' music."
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So basicly a metal version of pirates of the caribean. Sounds kinda cool.
React to “Sold Soul- The Son of Perdition (ft. CJ McCreery)” it is way too brutal!!
Next song nightwish tribal please sunday? Ok 👍🤘
Thnks A&P What is a pan? I think its a bad critics...this song show as ...artist..writers..all talents...they hope and need ...nice critics.They cry home.Human
frying pan :DDDD
Once you're done with Human Nature, you guys should react to The Pharaoh Sails to Orion, one of the most forgotten - at least live- songs from early days th-cam.com/video/q0duCbvbgPU/w-d-xo.html
It did remind me of Pirates of the Caribbean, almost Storytime feel to it in some parts
4 songs to go? You should do the track that didn't fit on the first cd of the album; "All The Works Of Nature ..."
Tuomas never made it a secret that he is a big fan of Hans Zimmer.
please react to sabaton-Wehrmacht .
please
after this i just listen song fantasmic from wishmaster...and tarja voice is so much stronger then floor..on studio albums its insane...
i think they need to make album for floor voice to unlock her potential..so far last 2 albums are so boring ..at least for me
I really prefer the older songs, and it's not a "Tarja vs. Floor" thing. I just like the older songs so much more. The last albums are way too Disney-ish
Well every taste is worth to be. I understand that some people have problems with the cinematographic direction of the band, but for me, that's exactly what I expect from them. I love this new Nightwish (well henceforth not so "new")
Probably half empty because you wanna consume the rest?
I've been a fan of Nightwish since 2000, but honestly this album is the weakest/hollow one. It doesn't have that peculiarity of Imaginaerum or the strength of Once. Nevertheless, it's Nightwish and I will always support them, but it had to be said. Good review btw \m/
Im with band since 2003 and new album its one of my favourite.. OB Once Im and now HN. Amazing stuff. :)
Cant feel this. Its too different
Kinda weak.