Vocal ANALYSIS of "The Unkillable Soldier" where death evades one man through three wars!

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For their upcoming album "The War to End All Wars," SABATON puts out another greusome and touching video featuring the story of Sir Adrian Carton De Wiar, the unkillable soldier. His story is amazing, having suffered many deadly wounds, tunneling out of a POW camp, and surviving through three separate wars. SABATON always finds the best stories to tell in their melodic way.
Join professional opera singer Elizabeth Zharoff, as she listens to SABATON performing "The Unkillable Soldier”.
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Elizabeth Zharoff is an international opera singer and voice coach, with 3 degrees in voice, opera, and music production. She's performed in 18 languages throughout major venues in Europe, America, and Asia. Currently based somewhere between Los Angeles and Tucson, Arizona, Elizabeth spends her days researching voice, singing, teaching, writing music, and recording TONS. She also plays Diablo and Dungeons & Dragons.
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@TheCharismaticVoice 2 года назад

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@nbrenneman925 2 года назад

Fun fact the person portraying as the unkillable soldier is Indy Neidell. He hosts the Great War channel on RU-vid. And he explains the lyrics behind Sabatons' songs on the Sabaton History channel.

@jasondean88888 2 года назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xbf_mF7_KmI.html Been on a "Strong female vocal lead" kick on Pandora lately. Includes Halestorm, In This Moment, The Pretty Reckless, Evanescence and the link above Dorothy. Kind of a Blues Rock that I think you'll appreciate. There's a non acoustic version that you might prefer the arrangement of also.

@brian0902 2 года назад

Can I ask how can I recommend you a video

@nickxenikakis2724 2 года назад

I really recommend "Lady of the dark", one of my personal favourites of the realeased album

@BorisRozavilovsky-Levit 2 года назад

The soldier the song is talking about, Adrian Carton de Wiart was a British Army officer born to Belgian and Irish parents. He participated in the Boer War, the First and Second World Wars. He was shot in the face, head, stomach, ankle, leg, hip, and ear; was blinded in his left eye; survived two plane crashes; tunnelled out of a prisoner-of-war camp, and tore off his own fingers when a doctor declined to amputate them. Describing his experiences in the First World War, he wrote, "Frankly I had enjoyed the war." For surviving all this, he is known as "The unkillable soldier".

@thememeslinger7506 2 года назад

Adrian Carton de Wiart Living example of "Local Man too patriotic to die"

@earendilthemariner5546 2 года назад

A better man than all of us

@lordmctheobalt 2 года назад

"Frankly, I quite enjoyed the war!" - the Absolute Madlad

@HeroofBergen 2 года назад

More like the living example of the Black Knight from Monty Python.

@Eadwulf_Skald 2 года назад

@@HeroofBergen Exactly! The only difference being that Adrian Carton de Wiart did win his battle(s).

@thedarcbird 2 года назад

@@Eadwulf_Skald I hope and pray Elizabeth has seen that movie! If not, she should do a reaction!!!! (j/k)

@Swolekamania 2 года назад

While we're all suggesting Sabaton songs to review, I'll throw in "The Last Stand". I just find it inspirational.

@pmedic523 2 года назад

You know, I've thought this before as I've watched some of your other reaction videos and here you specifically state that you dont watch a lot of violence and therefore are sensitive to it. That's quite rare in this day. I definitely appreciate and love military history and the heroism that frequently comes with that but I dont watch R movies as they can be as extreme as they want in their violence and when people ask why I dont I say for one, I see it almost every shift as a paramedic and I dont need go see it at home for "entertainment". I forget how uncommon and unnatural it should be for someone to see violence of this nature. I've never been in a war zone so I can't and won't say I've seen the worst there is but I've seen plenty of shootings, stabbings, hangings, really bad vehicle vs. Pedestrians, really bad car crashes etc. I wish violence wasnt glorified in entertainment because now as a general public we are quite desensitized to real violence and what it looks like. Thanks for reminding me what it's like to, for lack of a better word, be oblivious and or innocent to what trauma looks like. Its genuinely refreshing. Oh and of course I appreciate your breakdowns and analysis of more than just vocals.

@luisnunes3863 2 года назад

Good points there. As another militatry history nerd, I've also noticed my appetite for violent movies to decrease to nothing. Learning of real heroes and of the price of real wars is very sobering.

@pmedic523 2 года назад

@@luisnunes3863 yes it is definitely sobering. I agree.

@jmazoso 2 года назад

Love the guys harmonies

@eggdrasilwarthog6507 2 года назад

One correction he did not fight because he wanted to protect people, he fought because he loved beeing a soldier. For example he wrote that when he joined the boer war he would have joined the boers if the british said no

@maxdavies97 2 года назад

I'm surprised no Jeff Buckley has been reacted to, his performance of Grace live on the BBC would be a great one to listen to.

@Alejo519 2 года назад

Hi from Chile, a propósito de la lamentable guerra de Ukrania chequea en livkrig I krig en vivo de gotenburgo con English subtitles. Notable, NOTABLE! Saludos

@matthaios67 2 года назад

I can't wait for your reaction to any Powerwolf song. I bet that you'll love it :)

@lzzysfreak 2 года назад

There are some pretty awesome Sabaton covers out there, for instance Beyond the Blacks cover of "To Hell And Back" as an acoustic set up is freaking amazing. As is Amaranthes cover of "82nd All The Way". Both songs a huge recommendation. Btw there are soo good Beatsaber maps for Sabaton songs, not the easiest but neat challenges.

@Infidi Год назад

8:42 not all of it. They have a few that are more about random things (metalizer, birds of war, hail to the king) as well as one about lord of the rings (shadows) and I think they have a cover for Metallica's "for whom the bell tolls"

@MrDikini 2 года назад

Thank you. Would you mind doing a reaction to "Home Back" by Jinjer. It is a song about the previous phase of the war that is going on now.

@MormonSwag66 2 года назад

This video is just the band trying to kill Ondy as many times as possible

@jasonbayles6261 2 года назад

To be completely honest, I found how Indy acted for the character and the band repeatedly tried to kill him comical

@leonardo.1024 2 года назад

I had been thinking it looked like him.

@pyro4squirrel 2 года назад

The fact it was Indy vs Sabaton made it comical. If anybody else but Indy had played the part it wouldn't have felt that way.

@DoraFauszt 2 года назад

That was the intention of the video. This guy had such a wacky life, that it's kinda comical

@vaettra1589 2 года назад

Indy who? The Peter Sellers guy?

@atriell4981 2 года назад

Me too :)

@vikingshaman3079 2 года назад

To think the "Unkillable Soldier" was an actual living person, greatly raises the badass bar.

@GothicLeviathan 2 года назад

They have lots of songs about those kind of guys, really awesome

@Darkjonny79 2 года назад

I don't think it can get any more badass when you remember that he enjoyed the First World War.

@msbae 2 года назад

Literally embodies the phrase 'Too angry to die.'

@joergojschaefer3521 2 года назад

An anecdote: since Sir Adrian kept being admitted to the same field hospital, the nurses already had his own pajamas ready for him! 😮

@luisnunes3863 2 года назад

Can you imagine how many times someone thought about making a movie of his life and went, nah, it will look too far fetched...

@crcoghill 2 года назад

Sir Adrian Carton De Wiar is such an incredible man! shot in the eye, tore off he's own fingers when they were blown up, got shot in nearly every part of he's body, survived 2 plane crashes and even dug he's way out of a Prisoner Camp and lived to be 83! and that final sentence is what he said about the war. what a wild Pirate Gentlemen he was.

@sidvs8816 2 года назад

And after all that he died peacefully in his bed

@Tvrtko_I 2 года назад

Bro was built different

@msbae Год назад

The dude definitely deserves his own episode of Count Dankula's Mad Lads series.

@SlashinatorZ Год назад

How do y'all like my Whitebeard Unkillable Soldier AMV?

@ShadowlordDio Год назад

Pirate? the ones that steal, rape children and women and even other guys in ships, torture, pillage, etc? nope dude those where the english perverts. this guy was born of Belgian and Irish parents. not ENGLISH. that´s the explanation.

@NeeceLoneWolf 2 года назад

My favourite Sabaton History channel episode is Seven Pillars of Wisdom. Indie portrayed Lawrence of Arabia. His camel story is so hilarious. I swear that would happen to me LOL. Indie is such a passionate narrator and his love for Sabaton is awesome.

@bekgilbert6562 2 года назад

I love that episode of theirs so much! I even went on Amazon and bought Seven Pillars of Wisdom. The book is huge

@Jesses001 2 года назад

The lyrics "an immortal solider finds his home" really rings true for this character. The man felt uncomfortable in the normal world. Times of peace were painful for him. He felt comfortable, and he felt like his true self on the battle field. Even before going to war he felt this way, indicating he was just hard wired that way. Someone like this can be dangerous as they always feel restless and are prone to getting into trouble, but when the world is on fire, a person like this truly do find their home.

@AnikaJarlsdottr 2 года назад

Sir Adrian and Lauri Torni were similar in that regard I think, both well decorated officers who felt out of place in peacetime, who kept trying to find the action where they could feel truely alive.

@carltonhanks6679 Год назад

Kinda sounds like he was just a murderous psychopath to be honest

@1320crusier 11 месяцев назад

Many men have quietly felt similarly.

@ravenzyblack 5 месяцев назад

@@AnikaJarlsdottr- Don’t forget Mad Jack Churchill. Dude fought in WWII with a long bow and bagpipes.

@mauricioramirez5948 2 года назад

More Sabaton please. You should do some of their slower songs like The Ballad of Bull or En Livstid I Krig.

@stephanieneal5942 2 года назад

I second En Livstid i Krig!

@arne-jrgensorken8170 2 года назад

Or The hammer has fallen live

@usArrr3 2 года назад

I third en livstid i krig, please the live version from Gothenburg

@SamuelN7 2 года назад

En Livstid I Krig live, please.

@ethansurveski2452 2 года назад

As long as she reacts to the live performance of in Sweden of En Livstid I Krig with subtitles. The best live performance IMO.

@gerrylamontagne2214 2 года назад

Your comment to the effect that Joakim's voice is just right for the subject matter of Sabaton's songs is a thought i've had as well. A great example in action is theirs song "82nd All the Way" which was covered by Amaranthe. The cover is actually very good and I mean them no disrespect, but there are a number of parts to the song where I think Joakim's voice just gives the song more emotional power.

@helheimx 2 года назад

I love both versions of 82nd All the Way. Amaranthes cover was my introduction to Sabaton (I have heard the name for years but never listened to their music before). For me the perfect version of 82nd All the Way, would be Joakim doing the verses and Amaranthe doing the chorus,

@Adamax93 2 года назад

Night witches by Sabaton is genuinely one of the best songs I’ve ever heard.

@jeffwellman8347 2 года назад

Need the full animation for the full emotional impact.

@danielkmilo241298 2 года назад

That song is like a shoot of morphine right into the veins

@dilophasaurus06 2 года назад

That song revitalizes me, if I’m ever in a war and I get shot and I’m bleeding out, play that song, I’ll pull a Sir Adrian all over their asses

@PiramattiOfIceAndFire 2 месяца назад

I completely agree! Night Witches is my favourite Sabaton song! Also one of my favourite songs in general!🥰🥰🥰

@dac2007 2 года назад

Did you catch the quote in the end? "Frankly I've enjoyed the war" It's said that he said (or wrote) that after surviving WW I The video is done in a pretty comical fashion, with all the members of Sabaton trying to kill Indy, but that line hit me hard, the fact that after all those gruesome injuries he still "enjoyed the war" seems crazy to me

@aenorist2431 Год назад

Oh yea, he was completely bonkers. He had the issue many soldiers have where they can't adapt to civilian life after having been at war, and so search out war again and again.

@markbowerii7632 Год назад

Sabaton should do one about "Mad" Jack Churchill.

@ravenzyblack 5 месяцев назад

@@markbowerii7632- That’s what I was thinking. After all, guitars and bagpipes go well together.

@ImperialKnight770 2 года назад

"He always kept coming for more!" Sir Adrian was tenacity personafied.

@JonathanToolonie 2 года назад

Achievement Unlocked: Rasputin.

@ImperialKnight770 2 года назад

@@JonathanToolonie How to obtain: survive a match with only 1% health remaining

@danielkarlsson4035 2 года назад

Vladimirs friend!

@sim.frischh9781 Год назад

Like a living Chuck Norris joke. Possibly even harder.

@jstubbles 2 года назад

Indy is great, for sure! He actually runs a channel called "World War Two" - where he breaks down week-by-week the events of WW2, as if it were happening live today. He did the same with "The Great War" for WW1. Impressive stuff. And Sabaton - what can you say. They're always freakin' amazing :D

@PaulReinerfelt 2 года назад

He also did a chronological history of the interwar years, "Between Two Wars".

@orcatwar9810 2 года назад

And has a channel with sabaton called sabaton history which goes into what the song is about and how the song came to be

@PeteOtton 3 месяца назад

And is starting on the Korean War.

@jstubbles 3 месяца назад

@@PeteOtton Ya! Can't wait for that :) Saw the official launch update the other day. Should be a great series. Admittedly, I don't know a ton about the Korean War, so it should be enlightening.

@billcoley4426 2 года назад

Fun fact: Tommy, one of Sabaton's guitarists (he's the guy in the video with the epic mustache) is a very accomplished vocalist in his own right. Check out "Above the Sky" from his band "Majestica".

@donkeypunchbandit 2 года назад

Or the "Spaceballs" cover lol

@simonolena 2 года назад

Or even his one octave challenge of you raise me up

@Mannchini 2 года назад

Check out his other project too "Memories of Old" they are fantastic.

@christiankasto5066 Год назад

What I'd like to see is a reaction to Tommy's 1 octave challenge version of "You raise me up"...The high notes are absolutely un-be-liev-able!!!

@billcoley4426 Год назад

@@christiankasto5066 Agreed, that would be pretty awesome to see Elizabeth react to.

@Starcrafter23 2 года назад

I like how there wasn't enough time in the music video to show all of the injuries that Sir Adrian endured, so they have that scene where the Sabaton crew just unloads on him, to represent all his injuries

@Kez_DXX 11 месяцев назад

Indy is living his best life I swear. He was already doing WWI and WWII history videos before the Sabaton History channel started, and the band brings him in to play in the music videos on occasion.

@HereticalKitsune 2 года назад

This video was the silliest, most over the top and also awesome songs I have seen from Sabaton. I love it. The chorus near the end, when they repeat "Edge of Madness" gets so bombastic, so intense and insane... Even while watching the video I couldn't help but laugh at the insanity of Sir Adrian, and the video.

@cxpKSip 2 года назад

He was legitimately nuts. After being shot 9 times, surviving 2 plane crashes and escaping a POW camp, he died in his sleep in his 80s.

@vattmann1387 Год назад

@@cxpKSip Proper mad lad

@gtrulez 2 года назад

I love that Indy Neidell is in the music video :) He is a great narrator. If you like to know more about ww2 for example, i would highly recommend watching their World War Two channel on RU-vid. They even had some collabs and videos with Sabaton on the sabaton history channel. Both are very passionate about history!

@terryhiggins5077 2 года назад

If ever there was a man blessed by the gods of war, it was Sir Adrian Carton de Wiart, for he just would not die, and by all acounts seemed to crave battle. Where most people would strive to avoid war, he jumped in head first and loved it. Absolute madlad.

@alexamerling79 2 года назад

Love that you are getting into Sabaton :) I highly recommend Bismarck next. Such an epic song and its pinnicle Sabaton imo. Sabaton couldn't kill Indy Neidell XD

@thunderbeard1617 2 года назад

I love that someone else here knows about Indy.

@alexamerling79 2 года назад

@@thunderbeard1617 pretty sure most Sabaton fans know Indy ;)

@lordmilchreis1885 2 года назад

@@alexamerling79 I love indy, he looks like Bob odenkirk, both are really cool people

@alexamerling79 2 года назад

@@lordmilchreis1885 Agreed XD

@thetardyowlvg9155 2 года назад

Ohhh Bismarck is a good one! I hope she does Valley of Death, too!

@thearisen7301 2 года назад

Sir Adrian is famous for his quote about enjoying the war but he also has mind blowing quotes where he compares his injuries. He said something to the effect "As someone who has tried both, losing my hand was worse than losing my eye"

@metalmark1214 2 года назад

Elizabeth, if you feel the baby during reacts to heavy metal songs, he's not kicking, he's headbanging, lol.

@kajetan9906 2 года назад

Did you noticed that in the beginning the music and singing begin exactly when the newspaper hits the desk? That's just perfection!

@DuckAllMighty 2 года назад

People have died from not even half the injuries this man got. He is truly the definition of "I refuse to die". There are a lot of songs about history out there, but the sheer professionalism and volume of Sabaton and their teams work, makes it truly outstanding. Watching Sabatons history channel reignited my passion for learning about history, and the wars in it, and the way history has gone bc of it.

@lowrenzo_2461 2 года назад

A great song you should try is "Twilight of the Thunder God" by Amon Amarth. Great video as always, absolutely loved it.

@ziiofswe 2 года назад

Ooooor.... Sabaton's cover of it. (Maybe that's what you meant.)

@jusatin 2 года назад

@@ziiofswe that cover destroys a great song.

@ziiofswe 2 года назад

@@jusatin *improves

@tompabay8721 2 года назад

AMORN AMARTH REACTION MJÖLNER HAMMER OF THOR.

@lowrenzo_2461 2 года назад

@@ziiofswe Sabaton's cover of it is great, but, no, I meant the original Amon Amarth song

@MisterHavoc 2 года назад

Sir Adrian is also said to have been the "chosen champion of the Morrigan," the Celtic goddess of fate and war, due to being half Irish. They say that he actually died over and over from his wounds, but the blessing of the Morrigan brought him back to life every time to keep fighting.

@VGVis 2 года назад

Some of my favorite songs from Sabaton are "Soldier of Heaven," "Primo Victoria," "To Hell and Back," "Bismarck," and "The Last Stand." You should definitely listen to some of those!

@Happyton 2 года назад

the last chorus and the build up in the middle of it, Goosebumps every time. they prove time and time again why they are one of my absolute favourite band

@Tucher97 2 года назад

This is a man who not only took various injuries, losing a hand, he kept fighting via raw determination, any medal he was awarded with, he never praised himself, he always said along the lines "This medal was not earn by me alone, it was the brave men I served with." A badass and humbled.

@Harakoni404 2 года назад

If you wanted to check out one of IMO Sabaton's best performances, I'd check out En Livstid I Krig Live.

@msbae 2 года назад

On the last album, Sabaton wrapped things up with a song called _The End of the War to End All Wars_ . There's only a lyric video of that track, but the vocals and melody are still quite powerful. Really brings out the horror of the conflict, the PTSD its veterans had and the collective mourning of all Human Civilization over the losses and destruction. It would be worth checking out. 🤘 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oXnnbjC7Fok.html

@toastedjawa3620 2 года назад

You should totally cover their new "Sarajevo" and "Versailles"! I've watched a decent bit of your content and I think you'd get a kick out of them

@drizzt102 2 года назад

And he later wrote in a journal, "You know I quite enjoyed the war."

@jeffwellman8347 2 года назад

On the theme of war and conflict, please react to Jinjer's "Home Back" (OMV). Most of the band is trapped in Kyiv and we are hoping for the best.

@kevinramsey417 2 года назад

My favorite part of the video is that last part where he turns around and Joakim's like "Oh come on!" then they shoot him, then walk over to him and just start unloading into him. Indy Neidell, who also played Lawrence of Arabia in the Seven Pillars of Wisdom video is also one of the three main hosts of the Timeghost History Channel, which is well worth checking out on RU-vid. The great thing about Sabaton is that their songs aren't just bangers, they're an education.

@MidnighterKnight 2 года назад

I'm surprised that you haven't yet analysed another great Swedish band: Ghost. Hard to pick a song tho as it is an act that reinvent and develop with each new album.

@originalren 2 года назад

HA, beat me to it.

@martonlittmann4649 2 года назад

I would love to see a reaction to Ghost, but it is indeed hard to pick a single song as they have a continuing story with each performance

@scottmichaels1764 2 года назад

I thought that band was a parody.

@originalren 2 года назад

@@scottmichaels1764 They are pretty firmly tongue in cheek when it comes to the Satanic church business but the music itself is legit

@drg111175 2 года назад

@the charismatic voice Please review Linkin Park Given Up. Chester Bennington has one of the widest voice ranges I’ve ever heard, and the control of his voice and how he can “scream/distortion” is insane. Chester committed suicide after losing his close friend Chris Cornell. He sung at Chris’ funeral.

@BomimoDK 2 года назад

Indy Neidell, the desk-sitting actor in the first seconds of the video, is a youtube documentarian who along with a crack team, does historical documentaries on WW2 "in real time" as a weekly show right now. He previously also worked on the channel "the great war" which covered WW1 weekly in real time 100 years apart. I'd heartily recommend checking out their channel, Timeghost. right now, they're actively working on a series that contextualizes the war in Ukraine and the suffering Ukraine has been subjected to that outright challenges Putin's narrative. He's a personal hero of mine and having seen American media, it should be a fresh breath for anyone from overseas, not used to objective media that doesn't push an agenda. They also have a Sabaton History channel where he dives into the subject matter of a broad swathe of Sabaton songs. I'd recommend that for even the casuallest of listeners. It really underlines the depth of this otherwise pop-metal sounding band. Some put in the sound, some put it in the material. Edit: guess i just repeated what other people said more concicely,

@kaelynshea5533 2 года назад

Hello there, it is so great, that you react to so different music. I found your channel because of your home free reactions and now I watch this one and it. Your emotions are so strong and honest, Sabaton have a way to get the listener involved. The music really portraying the madness of this man and the whole situation. You are doing a great job. Did you ever here Tommy Johansson sing? He is Sabaton's guitarist. Please please check him out he is so talented. Listen to his cover of The phantom of the opera. He also has his own band Majestica formerly Reinxeed. Just amazing. Please please listen to him

@anklebiterwoodworks2818 2 года назад

I said it in a comment on Tank the Tech's channel: each time that nurse popped up, seeing his smile and reaction to seeing her, feeling her touch, I just fully expected Yakko, Wakko, and Dot to pop out and exclaim "Hello! Nurse!" If the actor's portrayal is actually accurate (need to research myself on this one), then, seriously: I expected him to at least mouth at some point that he just got hurt 'cause he missed seeing her--whatever her name was (no disrespect, but have not found it on Google).

@joergojschaefer3521 2 года назад

New Release : THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON ft. Charlotte Wessels - May It Be (Official Video) | LOTR | Napalm Records I asked if they would clear this song for a reaction on Miss Elizabeth's TCV channel Received response from Hans Platz: Sure, that won't be a problem! 🙂 🤘 Edit: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cj9heGgAOSs.html&lc=UgxzPki_N71oETE00Xp4AaABAg Doing cartwheels in a strapless dress...Hmmm, I think I know a pretty lively opera singer who would definitely try it... 😁😂

@TheCharismaticVoice 2 года назад

Napalm clears all our videos. ;-)

@joergojschaefer3521 2 года назад

@@TheCharismaticVoice Ok 😁👍

@pierlu6465 2 года назад

I would recommend you reacting to "lightning crashes" by live, the singer has such a magnificent voice

@MacOriginalGamer 2 года назад

Sir Adrian: *EXISTS* Death: "A'ight Ima head out."

@metalsteve80 2 года назад

I really hope you check out the band Evergrey some time soon. Their singer Tom S. Englund has an amazing voice and is one of my favorites. They have an album coming out soon. Here is the first track they released: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vKTlyXDpNaY.html

@jacek_poplawski 2 года назад

I was big fan of Evergrey after their first albums but then Tom decided it's time to go in different direction (he said that in metal hammer if I am correct) and to this day I have no idea why.

@terrianblack9450 2 года назад

Big fan of evergrey as well. Tom is also an amazing person. He actually made a collaboration with a colleague of mine, just because he liked their bands sound. Makes one feel good when your favorites turns out to be down to earth people

@Minotaur-ey2lg 2 года назад

Sabaton and their associates are living their best lives. Looks like a ton of fun working with them.

@untilvalhalla13 2 года назад

You've done two of my top 3 favorite bands, with Unleash The Archers and Sabaton. Now you need to complete the trifecta with Ghost. "Year Zero" would be a good start.

@originalren 2 года назад

Looks like I’m not the only one craving this - Ghost fans seeded throughout the comments haha

@isharavithana9430 2 года назад

Great reaction. Really like all your videos. You should really do “Dana Dan” by Bloodywood . They are a Indian Folk metal band. They use traditional Indian instruments interwoven with metal elements. And their lyrics/ music is really inspiring(Dana dan is about sexual assault) Please turn on cc and watch the video. Currently they are charting well on Billboard. Would really love to see your vocal breakdown of it. You wont be disappointed. 🤟🏽💯

@mcwolf1096 2 года назад

"Death evades one man" - Nah, Death didn't evade Teatime, he allowed things to develop so Death's granddaughter Susan killed Teatime in the end 🤣 (sorry, couldn't help myself after reading how you phrased that title... 😋Also, massive bonus points for getting the reference without having to look up "Hogfather")

@nemilyk 2 года назад

Omg I laughed SO freaking hard the second I realized that was Indy Neidell. I didn't recognize him at first in the smaller screen. "Huh... that guy looks... wait... is that? NO!?!"

@MrNoNameSoldier 2 года назад

I really love listening to your analysis of songs and singers, and only found your channel lately. Now as a US service member I personally enjoy "Screaming Eagles", but I'm biased because I served with them. I'd love to see you do something from Volbeat. I've always loved there music as well like "Levithian".

@adamwishman1881 2 года назад

I have seen Sabaton 3 times live so far still love them such a good band and live performance :) this year gonna go again :D and hopefully many more times

@nemremsmislitime 2 года назад

I would love to see you react to Tommy Johannson's (a guitarist from Sabaton) cover of "You Raise Me Up" (1 octave challenge). The guy has an amazing vocal capabilities :)

@12DisturbedGuy93 2 года назад

As someone who normally isnt the biggest fan of Sabaton, just moderately so, this album is really good! Probably the best musicality I've heard from them and there's memorable melodies as well.

@jojoemcgeejoe457 2 года назад

Speed metal with speed singing. Love Sabaton. I really appreciate how they don't choose sides. Just make songs about the soldiers that fought, regardless of which side. But, I can't help but be a bit more fond of Devil Dogs than the rest of their catalog. Semper Fi.

@utbdoug 2 года назад

The thing I love most about this video is that it's just Sabaton vs Indy, and it's like they're the only people to fight him and they're just so bemused that he won't die. It's brilliant!

@kentbennylenny 2 года назад

You should react to tommy johansson from sabaton doing, you raise me up(1 octave) challange

@suntiger745 2 года назад

I think analyzing the lyric video rather than the filmed/narrative video might have been better from a musical and lyrical standpoint. Less gruesome scenes to distract. ;) At first I found the galloping tempo and the way they enunciated in the chorus to be almost comical in is performance, but as I read about De Wiar them more I realized it fits him and the song really well. He really was brave enough to be 'on the edge of madness' to the point that it would be comical if it wasn't such a serious situation and he paid for it in flesh and blood. Supposedly the field hospital near at least one of the places where he served in WWI kept his personal pajamas on hand because he came in to be treated for wounds so often. Also, after WWII as he served as a special envoy to China, he interrupted Mao during one of the his speeches his to criticize him over not taking up the fight against the Japanese.

@JacKnife3705 2 года назад

Another wickedly cool person in war is sgt roy benavidez during the vietnam war who went into the jungle alone to rescue his friend and their little squad from a ambush from a NVA battalion of about 1,000. He fought them off with his heavily wounded fellows and himself received 37 separate wounds of different types like stab wounds, bullet wounds, and shrapnel wounds. He even loaded dead NVA soldiers onto the huey when they escaped. Oh and before all of that with his time in the US army (since during his “6 hours in hell” where he received those wounds, he was part of the green berets) he stepped on a land mine and was told he couldnt walk again but despite this he got up everynight and pulled himself up to walk go further each time for a year when he then WALKED out of the hospital to then train as hard as he could to get back into service. (Also he was full of tears and pain when pushing himself to walk during his hospitalization and he still had pain from the wounds afterwards and into his service with the green berets).

@VainerCactus0 2 года назад

This guy chose Absolute Mad Lad for his class.

@gurkfisk89 2 года назад

"All of Sabatos music is based on true stories, true historical events" "Shadows" now got a whole new meaning. =P

@farming4g 2 года назад

Speaking of Sabaton, hope you could take a look at Tommy Johansson's covers... another one of a kind voice.

@lulululu8045 2 года назад

Awesome video as usual! We are still waiting for "Song of MYself" by Nighwish - Wacken 2013 tho !! :D

@bekgilbert6562 2 года назад

Oh my God I haven't listened to nightwish since late 2000s

@BerraLJ 2 года назад

When i see that nurse for the first time i see it always like a divine thing, she puts her hand on him and he just keeps going and going and going energizer bunny is jealous :)

@ronjohnson6916 2 года назад

The video undersells him actually. Since he was involved not just in the Boer War, WWI and WWII but also in all of Poland's wars between WWI and WWII. And there were several. Lithuania, Russia and I believe Romania. Also survived 5(!) plane crashes. Two in Poland in 1919 (one of which led to time as a POW -- by Lituania), One in Norway in WWII , One on the way to Yugoslavia (which led to two years as a POW of the Italians) and the final one in 1947 in China. And the one on the way to Yugoslavia he saved the life of another passenger. Had to swim to shore and he pulled another passenger with him. One handed. Aged 61. Also, that bit about pulling grenade pins with his teeth actually happened.

@ARTweedy 2 года назад

Please, please, PLEASE do a video on Tommy Johansson’s (Sabaton’s lead guitarist) cover of “You Raise Me Up!!!”

@metalmark1214 2 года назад

Like to refer to Sabaton as "The History Metal Band"

@joergojschaefer3521 2 года назад

A new Metal genre: History Metal 🦾👀

@Gibsoncheg 2 года назад

Adrian Carton de Wiart is damn honeybadger among people

@MrKusbom 2 года назад

Hey there! You must react to one of Sabatons guitarist, Tommy Johansson`s version of You Raise Me Up(1 octave challenge)!! He`s an amazing singer!!

@meteerbil2078 2 года назад

You have to react to Tommy Johansson (from Sabaton) You raise me up (1 octave challange). He's voice is incredible. Go higher, I dare you.

@martin6181 2 года назад

I'm sorry but you NEED to react to this one. It's Tommy Johansson (lead guitarist of Sabaton) who sings "You raise me up" but puts it 1 octave higher, you're going to love it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zoGJ7mxNq0M.html

@Lodgerizer 2 года назад

I absolutely hate Joakim's voice and his weird r's, but Liz's analysis makes me want to take another listen. But she's an opera singer, and I'm a swede, and pretty much nobody has reacted to Candlemass. Ever. They're heavy, they're swedish and Messiah has a very operatic voice. "At The Gallow's End" is a masterpiece.

@originalren 2 года назад

Oh wow yes CANDLEMASS. That would be epic.

@Martin-jk2ng 2 года назад

Marcolin is unbelievable. Definitely this

@leadpaintchips9461 2 года назад

If you don't mind me asking, why do you hate his voice?

@Lodgerizer 2 года назад

@@leadpaintchips9461 His voice just rubs me the wrong way, and his rolling r's are annoying as hell. He's too theatrical for me, I don't "believe him", if you get my point. I liked "Christmas Truce" though, despite his voice. ;)

@MetalGoat84 2 года назад

Hi Elizabeth, have a look at Tommy Johansson the guitarist of Sabaton and singer of Majestica and his cover of the song "You raise me up" (1 octave challenge).

@kjn5991 2 года назад

Darth Maul: "Dark side and my hatred for Kenobi kept me alive" (he was cut in half after all). Sir Adrian Carton De Wiar: "Hold my innards".

@FoxLosst Год назад

Lieutenant General Adrian Carton De Wiar truly was one of a kind. Madness only begins to describe his exploits. He fought four wars. He was shot in the eye, and survived. When a doctor refused to amputate his fingers he pulled them off himself. In 1941 at the age of 61 he was taken as a Prisoner of War in Italy. He spent seven months digging a tunnel to escape. When he did, he remained undetected for eight days. This is impressive considering he was a 60 year old man, bloodied and bruised with scars, one eye and one hand. He also could not speak Italian. When he returned home he was a national hero and was knighted for his service to the military and his unwavering confidence. All he had to say about it was "Frankly, I enjoyed the war" A true legend if ever there was one. Certainly one of, if not the most, remarkable men of the last two centuries

@skcj133 2 года назад

Can you please do the nameless by Slipknot Specifically the music video with Chris Fhens backing i

@ryannelson3220 2 года назад

listening to this while watching your interview........ dont judge me.....lmao

@drg111175 2 года назад

@cauterizer8205 2 года назад

Would love to see a reaction to The Black Dahlia Murder. Trevor’s vocals are insane. “What a Horrible a Night to Have a Curse” would be a great example.

@uncle_thulhu 2 года назад

Of course, they had to slap a moustache on Tommy. Otherwise people would be wondering why there was a 12-year-old in the trenches...

@TheDrumBum23 2 года назад

You should check out “Kingdom” by Devin Townsend Project

@Paveway-chan 2 года назад

Why yes, Indy Nidell did actually fight in WW1. That's how he knows so much about it 🤪

@josephcoon9914 2 года назад

Love Sabaton!!! Have seen them twice. Excited for the new album. Great job

@ДмитрийКоробков-к1е 2 года назад

You certainly need to listen to En Livstid I Krig live in Gothenburg. They use their native language and the atmosphere's just on another level. P.S Great video! Love your reactions

@arnepietruszewski9255 2 года назад

Indy Neidell also hosts the Great War Channel and the World War Two Channel as well as some others. He is living in Sweden so that is where they connected.

@lordmilchreis1885 2 года назад

Please "review" the whole album, would be so awesome