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Keep in mind : The singer learns icelandic for this song. He wants to sing this song as authentic as possible, so he works quite a ton of time with two teachers to get it right. So the chorus is in english, but the rest is in fact in icelandic, not german.
Wow, that impresses me! Think it over : It's really hard to learn another language and speak it nearly fluently. Nevermind to sing in another language!!! World class! Thank you both for the info!
@@nudelsalat4912 It's actually easier to learn to sing in a foreign language. Proof, lots of singers especially in the opera world learn to sing in Italian and German since many operas are written in those languages without learning how to speak those same languages. Not saying it's not impressive but it's not harder to learn to sing then to speak. When you sing you have to learn phonetically, for a song like this, maybe 30-50 lines of text and that's it.
Nah thats the original Norse Language, not Icelandic. Its in the original poem in the Egils Saga (which was found in Iceland, ill give you a partial Corrent for that)
Definitely react to Saltatio Mortis - Loki!! They are really good. This cover was amazing, the effort they put into it is amazing. Lead singer (Alea der Bescheidene) is a cosplayer, he has the most accurate and awesome Eivor costume ever.
If you want to see some more Hurdy Gurdy action check out Eluveitie, Folk Metal band from Switzerland with Melodic Death Metal elements. Their song "Rebirth" would be a great introduction to them :)
@@DaZwaehn yeah Patty is awesome :) Also Michalina Malisz who is the current Hurdy Gurdy player for Eluveitie and has a youtube channel like Patty and of course Anna Murphy who was in Eluveitie before Michalina and now is in Cellar Darling. Lot's of talented Hurdy Gurdy players out there^^
Great video, love Saltatio Mortis, their Prometheus is epic too, pity it's not in English for everyone to understand, the lyrics are beautiful (the legend of Prometheus). The German folk/folk metal bands rule (In Extremo, Tanzwut, Santiano, Faun, etc etc) and German medieval fests are the best both in quality and the atmosphere. Hope to get to see them again soon 🤘🔥🍻
You might like "In Extremo" aswell. Check out "Liam" or "Herr Manneling" from them. Btw, I love your reactions. Its always a good mood making moment. Thank you for this!! Sweet greetings from Germany.
Check these Saltatio Mortis Songs out: Loki, Heimdall, Brunhild, Satans Fall, IX (9), Spielmannsschwur,Rattenfänger, Wachstum über alles (pretty heavy)
Thanks for your good reaction again! :) there's a shit ton of german folk bands you can check out! Saltatio Mortis has some really good songs too. some are also politically interesting, but dunno if you'd get some references there, because e.g. in one song there's a reference/'parody' of the first paragraph of the german anthem (which was forbidden, bc history xD); but if you want to check it out, it's "Wachstum über alles" ((financial) Growth above everything). the above mentioned part is the refrain :) otherwise there'd also be other commenters who will probably flood you with other awesome requests :D have a nice day!
having seen this video for about 300+ times I'm still not sure if the vid was made for the song or the song for the video. It fits so perfect . . . and yeah - it's one of the best music videos ever, right beside Deutschland by Rammstein (a damn short list !)
For another German metal band you should check out Beyond The Black. Especially My God is Dead or Dies Irae! Love your reactions to Saltatio Mortis and also to Babymetal :D
i realy love the productionvalue saltatio mortis put into that video, and i love theire version of that song so much, so powerfull. but i have one complain, why do vikings always have to look like bikers, where are the chainmails where are the silver armbracers etc. thats something i disliked at the Vikings TV show to. but anyways it is entertaining, it is an awesome sound i love the band and thx for your reaction enjoyed it very much! :)
Hi Tank! Please pay attention to Imminence. I'm absolutely sure, you will ask why you don't hear this band before. If you aren't afraid to get another love band, please start with "Liththouse" song. One more thing is that this band has released a great full live set (live in studio mega) with 3 songs.
Hello Hi i am alex i am from Romania and if i can request some folk metal Romanian the band its called E-AN-NA and you can check any of their songs if you will like
My bad. I'll take it up with my bosses at TH-cam that made me re-edit the video multiple times and put 75% opacity filter on the edge of the video to keep it from getting a visual copyright claim.
Also, I always recommend if you enjoy the music video and haven't seen it before that you go watch the original video without me or my watch to support the artist.
I love the song, but the "Old Norse nerd" in me is kinda annoyed with all the people covering this and saying it's "an old viking song". Sorry, but it is not. It is as "Old Norse/Viking" as the Vegvísir symbol ^^ One dating from 13th century and the other from the late 14th - early 15th century. Both from well after the end of the "Viking Age". But as I said: LOVE the song, (though the lead up to it in Egil's Saga is rather... to put it midly: grim), and the effort put into this particular cover is AMAZING! Production, effort to actually learn Icelandic, the costumes... 10/10.
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Keep in mind : The singer learns icelandic for this song. He wants to sing this song as authentic as possible, so he works quite a ton of time with two teachers to get it right.
So the chorus is in english, but the rest is in fact in icelandic, not german.
He also learned swedish and french and latin for just a few songs. they sing in a lot languages
Wow, that impresses me! Think it over : It's really hard to learn another language and speak it nearly fluently.
Nevermind to sing in another language!!!
World class!
Thank you both for the info!
@@nudelsalat4912 It's actually easier to learn to sing in a foreign language. Proof, lots of singers especially in the opera world learn to sing in Italian and German since many operas are written in those languages without learning how to speak those same languages. Not saying it's not impressive but it's not harder to learn to sing then to speak. When you sing you have to learn phonetically, for a song like this, maybe 30-50 lines of text and that's it.
Nah thats the original Norse Language, not Icelandic. Its in the original poem in the Egils Saga (which was found in Iceland, ill give you a partial Corrent for that)
Definitely react to Saltatio Mortis - Loki!! They are really good. This cover was amazing, the effort they put into it is amazing. Lead singer (Alea der Bescheidene) is a cosplayer, he has the most accurate and awesome Eivor costume ever.
I know, the Eivor cosplay was pretty sick!!
Listen to Loki from Saltatio Mortes that's awesome
And greetings from Germany 🤘🏼
Its not just a viking costume, its an Eivor cosplay the singer wears. and its awesome
If you want to see some more Hurdy Gurdy action check out Eluveitie, Folk Metal band from Switzerland with Melodic Death Metal elements. Their song "Rebirth" would be a great introduction to them :)
.... and also Patty Gurdy :)
@@DaZwaehn yeah Patty is awesome :) Also Michalina Malisz who is the current Hurdy Gurdy player for Eluveitie and has a youtube channel like Patty and of course Anna Murphy who was in Eluveitie before Michalina and now is in Cellar Darling. Lot's of talented Hurdy Gurdy players out there^^
Great video, love Saltatio Mortis, their Prometheus is epic too, pity it's not in English for everyone to understand, the lyrics are beautiful (the legend of Prometheus). The German folk/folk metal bands rule (In Extremo, Tanzwut, Santiano, Faun, etc etc) and German medieval fests are the best both in quality and the atmosphere. Hope to get to see them again soon 🤘🔥🍻
You might like "In Extremo" aswell. Check out "Liam" or "Herr Manneling" from them. Btw, I love your reactions. Its always a good mood making moment. Thank you for this!! Sweet greetings from Germany.
You should definetly check out Loki by Saltatio Mortis, you will like that for sure! Also Löwenherz, that´s a little lighter sound, but great melodies
Please Listen to more of Saltatio Mortis! They're the best...
Greetings Form germany
Check these Saltatio Mortis Songs out: Loki, Heimdall, Brunhild, Satans Fall, IX (9), Spielmannsschwur,Rattenfänger, Wachstum über alles (pretty heavy)
I'm still not sure who did the X(9) better- SM or Subway to Sally 😁both are brilliant
Both of them together 😁
Listen to Loki from Saltatio Mortis. It sounds amazing!
Thanks for your good reaction again! :)
there's a shit ton of german folk bands you can check out!
Saltatio Mortis has some really good songs too. some are also politically interesting, but dunno if you'd get some references there, because e.g. in one song there's a reference/'parody' of the first paragraph of the german anthem (which was forbidden, bc history xD);
but if you want to check it out, it's "Wachstum über alles" ((financial) Growth above everything). the above mentioned part is the refrain :)
otherwise there'd also be other commenters who will probably flood you with other awesome requests :D
have a nice day!
You should definitely look at Saltatio Mortis Löwenherz
it's kinda funny how you pronounce the Mortis of Saltatio Mortis ^^ it's not with a long i, just a short one
Great Song Great reaction by you👏👏👏
If you're looking for more Hurdy Gurdy, search for Patty Gurdy. She is amazing playing this instrument. Greetings from Germany
You mention the costumes... The lead singer is a cosplayer and believe alot of the people in the video are his cosplay buddies.
they reenactor from ulflag germany and the army of jomsborg
@@timohungenberg5276 well that's pretty bad ass and epic.
its actually a reenactor village (viking village) in germany, where this is filmed
Hits home ! I got Viking and Irish in my blood!! Loved it
having seen this video for about 300+ times I'm still not sure if the vid was made for the song or the song for the video. It fits so perfect . . . and yeah - it's one of the best music videos ever, right beside Deutschland by Rammstein (a damn short list !)
Of you liked this you will live Spray to the Hunter!!! 🤘 so darn epic!!
I would love to go to war with this music in the background.
For another German metal band you should check out Beyond The Black. Especially My God is Dead or Dies Irae! Love your reactions to Saltatio Mortis and also to Babymetal :D
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"Loki" next! You'll love it!
i realy love the productionvalue saltatio mortis put into that video, and i love theire version of that song so much, so powerfull. but i have one complain, why do vikings always have to look like bikers, where are the chainmails where are the silver armbracers etc. thats something i disliked at the Vikings TV show to. but anyways it is entertaining, it is an awesome sound i love the band and thx for your reaction enjoyed it very much! :)
If you haven't reacted yet, but you should check out their cover of the Wellerman
Vintersea - "Illuminated" 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hi Tank! Please pay attention to Imminence. I'm absolutely sure, you will ask why you don't hear this band before. If you aren't afraid to get another love band, please start with "Liththouse" song. One more thing is that this band has released a great full live set (live in studio mega) with 3 songs.
Check out voice play covering my mother told me.
Want a song with a Hurdi Gurdi solo? Check out Eluveitie - Rebirth..
If you're interested in more unique germna folkish rock speed music try "Fiddlers Green - A bottle a day"
Please react to Saltatio Mortis feat. Lara Loft - The Dragonborn Comes (From "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim")
I recommend
Boomslang- kublai khan
Bring the rain- Upon a Burning body
Everybody suggesting new Saltatio Mortis songs and my old ass still thinks Keines Herren Knecht is their best song. :p
And again. Make Up by Kamizero. 🤩
Try listen to dan vasc's cover of It's My Life really great numbe
Great reaction! Please do Vices by Memphis May Fire pleaseeeee
Check out eskimo Callboy ft. The bosshoss - hypa hypa ... just came out
Saltatio >Mortis must hears^^....Wo sind die clowns......Wachstum Über alles.....Früher war alles besser
come one NO ONE cant think that THIS is german xD it sounds clearly scandinavian
It’s Icelandic. Iceland isn’t in Scandinavia. :p
And yes, modern Icelandic is the closest we got to Old Norse, which was spoken in Scandinavia. :)
The Women anf the Man married in this Video so no fighting. You need to react to Dragonborn Comes from saltatio Mortis and Lara loft
Saltatio Mortis not Mortieees :D
If you like irish inspired folkrock from germany, try "Fear Gorta" by Tir Nan Og: th-cam.com/video/fC9POw-FMNw/w-d-xo.html
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Hi i am alex i am from Romania and if i can request some folk metal Romanian the band its called E-AN-NA and you can check any of their songs if you will like
FIY, your watch is clipping through the picture-in-picture, it's a little....distracting.
My bad. I'll take it up with my bosses at TH-cam that made me re-edit the video multiple times and put 75% opacity filter on the edge of the video to keep it from getting a visual copyright claim.
Also, I always recommend if you enjoy the music video and haven't seen it before that you go watch the original video without me or my watch to support the artist.
Man react to old school BFMV song react to 4 Words To Choke Upon
I love the song, but the "Old Norse nerd" in me is kinda annoyed with all the people covering this and saying it's "an old viking song". Sorry, but it is not. It is as "Old Norse/Viking" as the Vegvísir symbol ^^ One dating from 13th century and the other from the late 14th - early 15th century. Both from well after the end of the "Viking Age".
But as I said: LOVE the song, (though the lead up to it in Egil's Saga is rather... to put it midly: grim), and the effort put into this particular cover is AMAZING! Production, effort to actually learn Icelandic, the costumes... 10/10.