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I think one of the awesome things, when you're having a RU-vid channel, is that you get into topics you haven't known before - just because the community requests it. Also sometimes you get to know people if they contact you. (e.g. other RU-vidrs, music bands, politicians - depends on what you're doing and how famous you are)... A friend of mine has a very small channel were he mostly shows the computer game Combat Mission, but occasionally also other war gaming related games - and he sometimes gets free pre-release versions from game companies, etc...
When I went to see them in concert, there was like a 9 year old kid there and it was his birthday so Joakim actually gave him his sun glasses, and the kids name was Leonidas, so we (the audience) just started chanting like ancient Greeks. It was freaking awesome lol
@@AS-Stardust it's a joke. In a couple of Sabaton History videos Indy and Joakim joke around and introduce themselves as the other. I think Indy and Par have done it once or twice as well.
Wait, so this history teacher went from not knowing who they are to going to one of their concerts!? I love how when he first watched them he was like "he's gonna break his knee cap!" To now he's like "this is gonna be a great guitar solo!" Lol
My favourite part of all this is that on the Bismarck video he was like "who are this guys?" "is this from a movie?" "do they always do history themed music?" "are they known?" And now he's like "I'm so excited to review this song because it's my favourite song from the last album" "our favourite metal history Swedish band" "ohh, there joakim, the singer of sabaton" "you should totally go check them out" "I went to their last concert" The community really turned him into a true Sabaton fan.
For the music video Sabaton filmed in the Sahara Desert. While there they got into a pretty serious car accident that nearly ended their, at the time, upcoming "Great War" Tour. The band chose to play for their fans even while some had fractured ribs. They kept that fact hidden from the fans until the tour was over.
I love Indy man. If you didn’t know he also has a channel called World War Two, where he and Spartacus Olsen cover Ww2 week by week. You should definitely check it out
Costume designer: So I got this really cool look envisioned for you.. Sabaton: That's cool, but we brought cargo pants and black shirts for everyone already, and Joakim has his armour, so we're cool. But don't worry, we'll totally put you in the credits for the video!
I watched the Bismarck video just before this without having even noticed any other Sabaton videos. Apparently they hit home quite well :D First video "Never even heard of them, I guess they're a metal band", latest video "I was really excited for this because this is my favorite song on their new album".
I am Brazilian and I really liked your idea of making a series of comments about the music, explaining and making it clear what happened, a pity that is not frequent here in Brazil.
And the sad thing is the guilt T. Lawrence felt from Britain’s betrayal of Arabia led to his death. T. Lawrence rode motor bikes because the thrill of high speeds helped him deal with him his guilt. One day while riding, two boys came around the corner on bikes and he swerved to avoid them and crashed.
You should also check out the ReinXeed album "1912" - it's a whole album about the Titanic. ReinXeed (Tommy) is actually the guitarists of Sabaton he was talking about at 08:37 that has his own band called ReinXeed or Majestica (for the latest album). The 1912 album is great, and also based on a historical event - the last voyage of the Titanic.
The drummer's wife is the lead singer in a band called Nightwish. She is the third singer which have been only women. The official genre is Symphonic metal.
Honestly, Tommy Johansson has been such a great addition to the band. Not hating on Thobbe, but Tommy has so much more prescence on stage than Thobbe did. Plus, Tommy has his own band called Majestica where he's the vocalist/guitarist, their stuff is amazing too!
Youngfellagod 100 as a catholic, that song and the tale of the Papal Swiss Guard makes something in me sing... and stirs the desire to take Protestant heads. Sabaton has a way of stirring up blood lust
The one on the far left is tommy johssnson lead singer is Joakim Brodén guy on the far right is Chris rorland drummer is Hanes van dahl and the middle guitarist is par sunthrom
They actually played it on their last stop in the states back in November - at the Fillmore in Silver Spring, MD. My 10-year-old son and I were there...was a nice surprise!
0:33 - I honestly don't think I could pick a favorite from The Great War album between Seven Pillars of Wisdom, The Red Baron, A Ghost in the Trenches, and The End of the War to End All Wars. I mean excluding Devil Dogs and Fields of Verdun was hard enough...
An American reacting to a Swedish band singing in English about a British man played by a Swedish-American in Arabia because a Serbian shot an Austrian in Bosnia.
I was actually fortunate enough to attend the last show of their US tour where they played this song live for the first time! They made sure not to tell us it was a world premiere until *after* they performed it though! :P Love both the band and the channel!
Sabaton arranges a metal festival in Sweden every year, and imo it's one of the best metal festivals in Sweden. I think they're so great, not just musically but also the fact that they do that in their hometown and... yeah, they're just great
There are many bands like Sabaton that cover historical topics... Notably there is Civil War which is a band that has some members who split off from Sabaton... If anyone likes Sabaton then would totally recommend that band...
Swedish band making a song about a British general(Portrayed by an American) who fought for Arabs against Ottomans because some Serbian guy decided to kill an Austrian prince in Bosnia. Video filmed in Tunisia.
Sabaton is a great band. I've seen a lot of criticism towards them about how they may glorify war, which: they simply don't. Its in memoriam about the events that happened, though the songs are amazing.
They filmed in Tunisia and Indy was the only one not in the car wreak. I was worried they would have to cancel dates on their tour since I had tickets for them early on the tour. But they are tough guys and a wreak in the desert can't stop them.
8:40 Tommy Johansen, joined in 2016, he also has his own band, with which he covered Primo Victoria some years ago... it sounded really interesting because how much different voice he has to Joakim.
If I recall correctly even Lawrence was upset with how Europe treated the Middle East after WW1. They made the borders there that are the reason for many modern conflicts and tensions to this day. They did it as a political move to keep the Middle East divided and weakened.
They did film it in Arabia. They had a car accident the day they finished filming. They got pretty banged up. But this was another great video! Keep em coming!
The story of T. E. Lawrence makes me proud to be British. Britain's treatment of the Arabian states after the war, not so much.. Turns out we were good at getting colonies, but not looking after them or caring for them when they gained independence! The government really betrayed him and spurred a hatred that still lingers today.
