Holy testicle Friday indeed! This is such an interesting subject to create a song about and I think a lyric video is perfect for this one. Can one man's good outdo his bad?
I love how deep and haunting this song is. The guitars and the absolute shadowy depths of Joakim's voice in this truly evokes the creeping, strangling terror of poison gas. It almost flows like green mist out of blackened cauldron like witchcraft while clearly being staunchly about the horrors of a scientific breakthrough. It muddles the two together in the fog of war. I feel that the asking about "where will your breakthroughs lead?" is more an allusion that chemical warfare is the first in an arsenal of weapons put into the category of mass destruction as well as the fact that chemical engineering built off Haber's works to murder millions intentionally in the Holocaust. And to answer your question, Haber did, in fact, create both chlorine and phosogene gas as well as the methods in which to deliver them on the battlefield. Before the war, he created the fertilizer ammonia nitrate (that we still use today) to increase food yields to feed billions. And then during the War, he created the first weapons of mass destruction. So yes, he knew. He was well aware. He made the weapons knowing full well what it would do to living tissue. He fled Germany when the Nazis rose to power because of his Jewish ancestry. And he died long before his work was built upon to murder millions. But since we use his fertilizers to this day, he also still feeds billions from beyond the grave as well.
not only that. he even taught them on how to use the gas properly in order to prevent accidents. the gas was originally created to end the war faster. the purpose was to strike fear into the enemy so they would surrender thus having no more need for the gas. but that didn't happen.
😲 Gudars skymning vilken " skrämmande " bra låt ! Älskar Pianot och gitarrsolot 🤘 Sabaton är totalgrymma på att ge oss historielektioner , det känns som om man lär sig något nytt var gång man hör dom👍 🥰
Joakim does the arrangement, orchestration etc additionally to the composition. And he wrote the lyrics alone, at least for this. As for the solo, it sounds like Tommy for me. But I could be wrong, ofc. I'm really, really impressed by this song. Plus, it's too deep for me to properly sing it which means that Jocke's vocals get to me really badly... He's singing nearly bass range, doesn't he... As for your reaction, I really love it. Emotional, authentic and I notice again that you put your everything in it.
The fact i can sing even lower than joakim is singing in this insane masterpiece is funny. It is very low though which means its hard to sing it for most people. This song and the story is insanely good
I love the deeper and darker songs from them, some of my favorites come from Carolus Rex(Ruina Imperii, Poltava, long live the king) and Metalizer(title song, Hail to the king, Shadows), despite on average disliking the newer songs, a great few if not all the TWTEAW album's songs, and this one, have met and surpassed my expectations greatly. In short, Sabaton seems unable to disappoint!
Åh min skapare! Nu har Sabaton gjort det igen!! Musik och text passar så fantastiskt bra ihop. Hoppas den kommer med på setlistan på kommande turnéer, vill verkligen höra den live! Tack David😊
I listened to the song yesterday. It is a typical Sabaton song, which means that it is very good. I agree with you that Sabaton tells stories with their songs. It is so much better than the typical silly lyrics most songs have. This is almost like classical music - very serious.
The day this song came out after hearing it I did what I usually do nerd out and google. For some reason watching your reaction made me wonder how many many watch lists I'm on 🤣 another Damn good one man
The first time i saw the notif, i didnt know what was about, it starded and i felt something, something that sabaton already gave me by the past, these creepy vibe, i got the same when hearing the attack of the dead men, and thats when u know that sabaton's compositions are great, they know how to create the atmosphere who will fit perfectly on what they're saying, like The Final Solution! Absolutly love them!
@@GivenToe you're welcome and what make me love sabaton even more is that they sing about all aspects of war, the glory, the sadness, the fear or like Father this madness or creepy atmosphere I love how they dont choose any side For exemple the fields of Paschendale They sang the sadness in The price of a mile and the glory of an native who fought in Paschendale, i love that
dunno if someone else already answered this, but iirc here's how his participation in the war went first, he repurposed the fertilizer manufacture to instead produce gunpowder then, he started working on things like chlorine gas, the goal of which was to scare germany's enemies into not wanting to fight anymore like the gatling gun, the result was the opposite, as it only cause more deaths
@@GivenToe another factoid I remembered the place where he worked made a potent pesticide that was initially odorless, so they added an odor to it as a sort of deterrent so people wouldn't breathe it in when the *[ww2 german party]* came to power, they requested a variant of the pesticide without the odor this was Zyklon B, the gas used during the holocaust
Fritz Haber is also invented modern pestisides and fertilizers and won a Nobel Price for this amazing invention which made our agriculture as good and efficient as it is then came The gases....that is why they used the saying sinner or saint
The true purpose of the chemical weapons he created was to break the stalemate on the front lines and he even visited the western front to show the troops how to use them chlorine & mustard gas just to name a few
love your reaction to their new song Father it was Perfect. You were right. Yes, he created chemical weapons and way to deliver them but he also in times of Peace found a way to make special fertilizers for crops to feed the World. Sometimes you have to something bad to save alot more. if there is no other way
Har missat denna video från dig. En fantastisk låt och den behöver ju inte någon text för det låter ju som att det handlar om gas. Det solot är ju faktiskt Vilken känsla. Gary Moore känsla över det. Internet är fantastiskt man kan hitta mycket bra musik. Tack David för en underbar reaction. Hur kan jag ha missat denna?
and the really eerie part is that this sounds to me like a mix of "attack of the dead men", "inmate 4859" and "the final solution". which just fits; but is scary!
Ja den är verkligen i min smak =) Ja skrämmande verkligen. Ja varje låt från dem är en ren historielektion byggd på fakta. Denna historien är fruktansvärd. Han räddade miljarder människor i hungernöd, sedan dödade han hundratusentals genom att utveckla kemiska vapen. Märkligt, mycket märkligt. Men också väldigt intressant!
@@GivenToe Det kanske skulle få ungdomar att bli mer intresserade av historia om lärarna visade Sabaton video för dom + att eleverna skulle få läxor i olika historiska händelser som utspelar sig i S videos, låtar Nu tänker jag kanske tokfel
6:28 nope. The purpose of the chemicals was to make crops grow. Which it still does to this day. Unfortunately the creator had to be a scientist and note down that it just so happened to be toxic if mixed with other things. Because a scientists job to write that down. The German army found out and…. You know the rest. Edit: found out after watching Sabaton’s lore videos on the subject that he was in fact a supporter of using chemical weapons and was in fact the person to weaponise the gas and come to the military with it.
Actually Haber was a supporter of the war effort, made the poison gas as a weapon for use to break the stalemate on the western front. He was a patriot and believed the gas was to be used to break the morale of the enemy securing a swift victory for Germany.
Hello, there, now I had the time to watch your reaction. It is an awesome song, very gloomy and dark and the video portraits it amazingly. Your reaction is wonderful and you really speak my mind. I think I can help you with that solo. I believe Chris plays that one. Tommy and Chris play different styles when it comes to there solos. Chris plays in dreadnought and soldiers of heaven where as Tommy plays in Stormtroopers and the Christmas truce. This one sounds more like Chris. Take care. Until your next reaction 👍😃
Det är Chris som gör solot. Jag hörde det i gitarr tonen och alla långsammare vibraton i solot. Tommys vibraton är lite snabbare medan Chris har långsammare men ”överdriver” mer i hur mycket han böjer strängarna. Hoppas förklaringen var bra nog haha
Hey @Giventoe. If you like dark, would you care to react to 4859? (also Sabaton) In my opinion, it surpasses this one in terms of horror movie content and is similarly written.
ABBAMAN... Once again they create great music and vocals but I still am not on board with the subject content have they ever done a love song maybe or something that does not deal with history or war? I am sure I would get on board more
@@binyominsilverman1592 metal Crüe is a tribute song to a bunch of metal bands and is a bonus track on attero dominatus. Metalizer is there only album that doesn't have historical songs besides I think 2, after that came primo Victoria which kicked off sabaton's historical focus. Since then every non historical song that sabaton has done has ever been covers or songs written in tribute of other metal bands which are used as bonus tracks to albums.
This is the unfortunate irony involving science and military weapons. On the one hand, to cause destruction and death and on the other, the breakthrough to benefit medicine. Nuclear med. for an example. The Nobel Peace Prize named after Alfred Nobel who invented dynamite...now awards laureates for bettering mankind. Sabaton are the history teachers and the lyrics are factual but emotive at the same time. Kudos to them..My question is..' Will humanity ever learn?' Thankyou bello. Very thought provoking this morning! I think a strong, short black is in order! 🍵 🤗😎🕊
Yeah, it all has a dark backside doesnt it? I seriously think Sabaton are so good at storytelling, they do it so well. Yeah a black one is in order indeed, good morning Eleonora! ☕️ 😊
I believe killing people is so bad that it weighs more. I mean I could also go around saving peoples lives as a doctor for example, wouldnt mean much though if I decided to gun people down afterwards 🤷🏼♂️
Holy testicle Friday indeed! This is such an interesting subject to create a song about and I think a lyric video is perfect for this one. Can one man's good outdo his bad?
Well yes we are alive now, a few dead ones in a life which created "the world" is forgiveable and just a little mark.
Exactly! And yeah, this lyric video is all it needs! Love it!
A good act does not wash out the bad, nor a bad act the good.
I love how deep and haunting this song is. The guitars and the absolute shadowy depths of Joakim's voice in this truly evokes the creeping, strangling terror of poison gas. It almost flows like green mist out of blackened cauldron like witchcraft while clearly being staunchly about the horrors of a scientific breakthrough. It muddles the two together in the fog of war. I feel that the asking about "where will your breakthroughs lead?" is more an allusion that chemical warfare is the first in an arsenal of weapons put into the category of mass destruction as well as the fact that chemical engineering built off Haber's works to murder millions intentionally in the Holocaust.
And to answer your question, Haber did, in fact, create both chlorine and phosogene gas as well as the methods in which to deliver them on the battlefield. Before the war, he created the fertilizer ammonia nitrate (that we still use today) to increase food yields to feed billions. And then during the War, he created the first weapons of mass destruction. So yes, he knew. He was well aware. He made the weapons knowing full well what it would do to living tissue.
He fled Germany when the Nazis rose to power because of his Jewish ancestry. And he died long before his work was built upon to murder millions. But since we use his fertilizers to this day, he also still feeds billions from beyond the grave as well.
Thats very interesting, thank you 🙏🏻
not only that. he even taught them on how to use the gas properly in order to prevent accidents.
the gas was originally created to end the war faster.
the purpose was to strike fear into the enemy so they would surrender thus having no more need for the gas.
but that didn't happen.
A history lesson and a great song. Who could ask for more? I learn new things each time I hear them. Amazing 😊
Theyre so good 💪🏻🔥😁
😲 Gudars skymning vilken " skrämmande " bra låt ! Älskar Pianot och gitarrsolot 🤘 Sabaton är totalgrymma på att ge oss historielektioner , det känns som om man lär sig något nytt var gång man hör dom👍 🥰
Ellerhur!!!! Jag älskar dem! Helt fantastiskt vad de kan engagera oss! 🙏🏻🔥😎💪🏻
Joakim does the arrangement, orchestration etc additionally to the composition. And he wrote the lyrics alone, at least for this. As for the solo, it sounds like Tommy for me. But I could be wrong, ofc. I'm really, really impressed by this song. Plus, it's too deep for me to properly sing it which means that Jocke's vocals get to me really badly... He's singing nearly bass range, doesn't he...
As for your reaction, I really love it. Emotional, authentic and I notice again that you put your everything in it.
Yeah Joakim is so good at what he does, such powerful songs that truly leave an impact! I LOVED this one! Thank you, that means the world to me 🙏🏻
The fact i can sing even lower than joakim is singing in this insane masterpiece is funny. It is very low though which means its hard to sing it for most people. This song and the story is insanely good
i really like the voice. shows the portrayal of evil in the song
@@KrystalHarwood-ty7rk Yeah, he could be the voice actor for a Disney villain.
Sabaton just dropped a new themed EP with this on and other previous songs around weapons of war. Great reaction btw! 😎
Thats dope!!!! Thank YOU for watching! 🤘🏻🔥😎
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encore un titre incroyable 😍
c est marrant parce qu'on a les mêmes réactions aux mêmes moments!😵
merci à toi🥰🤘
Merci!
I love the deeper and darker songs from them, some of my favorites come from Carolus Rex(Ruina Imperii, Poltava, long live the king) and Metalizer(title song, Hail to the king, Shadows), despite on average disliking the newer songs, a great few if not all the TWTEAW album's songs, and this one, have met and surpassed my expectations greatly. In short, Sabaton seems unable to disappoint!
I totally agree! I have not heard all of the songs you mention, but as you say, unable to dissapoint indeed! 💪🏻🔥😎
Åh min skapare! Nu har Sabaton gjort det igen!! Musik och text passar så fantastiskt bra ihop. Hoppas den kommer med på setlistan på kommande turnéer, vill verkligen höra den live! Tack David😊
Ja alltså jag dör så bra detta är! 😍🔥🤘🏻😎 Tack!
I want to give this man an oscar for these acting performances
not following you entirely
Låten växer verkligen varje gång man hör den!
Den 14 dec. Its THE cruise 👏😍 Sabaton till TALLIN 48 timmar! Wieeee!
Ja det gör den verkligen! Har spelat den typ varje dag sedan den släpptes! GRYM e den! Ahh häftigt! Ha så kul! 😎😎😎
Fy fan vad bra. Helt klart i topp 10 för mig när det kommer till deras låtar.
Ja alltså detta var LÄTT top 10!!!!!
@@GivenToe Absolut. Kommer gå många varv i lastbilen efter helgen. Tack för ännu en grym reaktion, hade nog missat deras nya annars.
Låter fantastiskt! Tack för att du tittade! 🔥🤘🏻😎
3:47 Literally me when I heard this for the first time😂👍
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I listened to the song yesterday. It is a typical Sabaton song, which means that it is very good. I agree with you that Sabaton tells stories with their songs. It is so much better than the typical silly lyrics most songs have. This is almost like classical music - very serious.
Yeah I love it, so powerful 💪🏻🔥
The day this song came out after hearing it I did what I usually do nerd out and google. For some reason watching your reaction made me wonder how many many watch lists I'm on 🤣 another Damn good one man
Hehehe well thank you man! 🤣🙏🏻😁
Lady of the dark sabaton!!!
3:45 when they said who it was about, your face is priceless.
😅😅😅
riktigt bra låt😍😍, och din reaktion såklart, fortsätt så :)
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🔥💪🏻
The first time i saw the notif, i didnt know what was about, it starded and i felt something, something that sabaton already gave me by the past, these creepy vibe, i got the same when hearing the attack of the dead men, and thats when u know that sabaton's compositions are great, they know how to create the atmosphere who will fit perfectly on what they're saying, like The Final Solution!
Absolutly love them!
You are so right! And thank you! 😎🙏🏻🔥💪🏻
@@GivenToe you're welcome and what make me love sabaton even more is that they sing about all aspects of war, the glory, the sadness, the fear or like Father this madness or creepy atmosphere
I love how they dont choose any side
For exemple the fields of Paschendale
They sang the sadness in The price of a mile and the glory of an native who fought in Paschendale, i love that
You are so right!
Sabaton does it again. Making me care about things I never really thought about before through superior musical talent.
Couldnt have said it better myself! 💪🏻
For those interessted, there is actually a movie named "Haber: The father of chemical warfare" about this story, dated 2008
I work at a hardware retailer and we stock ammonia next to bleach amd every time we walk by i sing the chorus 😂
😂😂😂😂
You should look up sabaton history .. the historys are really good too / with love from sweden
dunno if someone else already answered this, but iirc here's how his participation in the war went
first, he repurposed the fertilizer manufacture to instead produce gunpowder
then, he started working on things like chlorine gas, the goal of which was to scare germany's enemies into not wanting to fight anymore
like the gatling gun, the result was the opposite, as it only cause more deaths
Thank you for the info 🙏🏻💪🏻
@@GivenToe another factoid I remembered
the place where he worked made a potent pesticide that was initially odorless, so they added an odor to it as a sort of deterrent so people wouldn't breathe it in
when the *[ww2 german party]* came to power, they requested a variant of the pesticide without the odor
this was Zyklon B, the gas used during the holocaust
Fritz Haber is also invented modern pestisides and fertilizers and won a Nobel Price for this amazing invention which made our agriculture as good and efficient as it is then came The gases....that is why they used the saying sinner or saint
Interesting how a guy like that suddenly decides to create weapons of mass destruction. Very good story indeed!
Crazy,the lyrics
The true purpose of the chemical weapons he created was to break the stalemate on the front lines and he even visited the western front to show the troops how to use them chlorine & mustard gas just to name a few
My god thats horrible 😩
He even suggested to mix multiple gasses to bypass any counter and protection.
Mystical scene
Perfect for Halloween. Take your time and figure it out.
What can you say, it's Sabaton 🤘 And yes they are masters 💥🤘🤘
Thank you David for this one 😍
Love em! 🔥😎💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻😁
You make me laugh bro!!!!
😂😂😂
love your reaction to their new song Father it was Perfect. You were right. Yes, he created chemical weapons and way to deliver them but he also in times of Peace found a way to make special fertilizers for crops to feed the World. Sometimes you have to something bad to save alot more. if there is no other way
Love how they make the art for Bosch look like the re-animator
Its SO friggin cool! Or a darker version of Doctor Robotnic from SONIC
9:07 that is a hint for what he did after WWI ....... (he invented Cyclon B)
History lesson that makes you cry 😢 They should have 1hour with SABATON everyday for school 🙏👌💯
So true!
Super raction:)
Thank you! 🙏🏻😁
Har missat denna video från dig. En fantastisk låt och den behöver ju inte någon text för det låter ju som att det handlar om gas. Det solot är ju faktiskt Vilken känsla. Gary Moore känsla över det. Internet är fantastiskt man kan hitta mycket bra musik. Tack David för en underbar reaction. Hur kan jag ha missat denna?
Kul att du hittade denna! Ja denna låten är grym! Tack! 😎🔥😁
and the really eerie part is that this sounds to me like a mix of "attack of the dead men", "inmate 4859" and "the final solution". which just fits; but is scary!
Bra låt 👏🏻 men också skrämmande som du sa, om inte jag fattat fel så är det mycket historia i Sabatons låtar
Ja den är verkligen i min smak =) Ja skrämmande verkligen. Ja varje låt från dem är en ren historielektion byggd på fakta. Denna historien är fruktansvärd. Han räddade miljarder människor i hungernöd, sedan dödade han hundratusentals genom att utveckla kemiska vapen. Märkligt, mycket märkligt. Men också väldigt intressant!
@@GivenToe Det kanske skulle få ungdomar att bli mer intresserade av historia om lärarna visade Sabaton video för dom + att eleverna skulle få läxor i olika historiska händelser som utspelar sig i S videos, låtar
Nu tänker jag kanske tokfel
His good out ways his evils, so unless people start using gas in war again. His good wins
Jäklar så bra den är david👍👍😃
Heeeeeelt sjuuuukt bra 🤘🏻🤘🏻😍😍🔥🔥🔥
my reaction was the same its amazing songg
man's eyes are 4K HD++
😂😂😂
6:28 nope. The purpose of the chemicals was to make crops grow. Which it still does to this day. Unfortunately the creator had to be a scientist and note down that it just so happened to be toxic if mixed with other things. Because a scientists job to write that down. The German army found out and…. You know the rest.
Edit: found out after watching Sabaton’s lore videos on the subject that he was in fact a supporter of using chemical weapons and was in fact the person to weaponise the gas and come to the military with it.
Actually Haber was a supporter of the war effort, made the poison gas as a weapon for use to break the stalemate on the western front. He was a patriot and believed the gas was to be used to break the morale of the enemy securing a swift victory for Germany.
@@TheTyranex yes I’ve recently found that out. So I’ll have to edit my comment and point out I’m wrong.
Thats pretty insane. Yet a great story to tell indeed. Thans for the info Alex!
GRAILKNIGHTS GRAILKNIGHTS GRAILKNIGHTS GRAILKNIGHTS
I did a reaction to ”Pumping iron power” if you missed it 😅😎🔥
@@GivenToe oh man I must have I’ll have to go check it out thanks . This new track is awesome I’m going to see them Oct 8 🔥👍
Do that 😎😎😎 awesome! Have fun!
Destiny has spoken thanks brother I loved your reaction definitely try to do Turbo boost song sometime 🔥👍💙🇺🇸💪💪
So glad you liked it Duane! I told you that sooner or later, its time 👊🏻💪🏻🤘🏻🔥 Thanks for the tip!
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Hello, there, now I had the time to watch your reaction. It is an awesome song, very gloomy and dark and the video portraits it amazingly. Your reaction is wonderful and you really speak my mind. I think I can help you with that solo. I believe Chris plays that one. Tommy and Chris play different styles when it comes to there solos. Chris plays in dreadnought and soldiers of heaven where as Tommy plays in Stormtroopers and the Christmas truce. This one sounds more like Chris. Take care. Until your next reaction 👍😃
Thank you for the info on the solos there! And thanks a lot for commenting! have a great evening! =)
This song gave me some serious "Sparta" vibes. The flow matches pretty well especially in the first verse.
Absolutely!
Det är Chris som gör solot. Jag hörde det i gitarr tonen och alla långsammare vibraton i solot. Tommys vibraton är lite snabbare medan Chris har långsammare men ”överdriver” mer i hur mycket han böjer strängarna. Hoppas förklaringen var bra nog haha
Haha en superb förklaring! 😅😅
Hey @Giventoe. If you like dark, would you care to react to 4859? (also Sabaton) In my opinion, it surpasses this one in terms of horror movie content and is similarly written.
Sounds epic! Thanks for the tip! 😎💪🏻
ABBAMAN... Once again they create great music and vocals but I still am not on board with the subject content have they ever done a love song maybe or something that does not deal with history or war? I am sure I would get on board more
Yeah...no sabaton's whole stick is they make songs about history and wars.
@@knightofblackfyre7950 Metal Crue, " Machine
No love songs Gene, only history of warfare, so that people learn about history and the evil and sorrow that war brings 🙏🏻
@@binyominsilverman1592 metal Crüe is a tribute song to a bunch of metal bands and is a bonus track on attero dominatus. Metalizer is there only album that doesn't have historical songs besides I think 2, after that came primo Victoria which kicked off sabaton's historical focus. Since then every non historical song that sabaton has done has ever been covers or songs written in tribute of other metal bands which are used as bonus tracks to albums.
This is the unfortunate irony involving science and military weapons.
On the one hand, to cause destruction and death and on the other, the breakthrough to benefit medicine. Nuclear med. for an example.
The Nobel Peace Prize named after Alfred Nobel who invented dynamite...now awards laureates for bettering mankind.
Sabaton are the history teachers and the lyrics are factual but emotive at the same time.
Kudos to them..My question is..' Will humanity ever learn?'
Thankyou bello.
Very thought provoking this morning!
I think a strong, short black is in order! 🍵
🤗😎🕊
Yeah, it all has a dark backside doesnt it? I seriously think Sabaton are so good at storytelling, they do it so well. Yeah a black one is in order indeed, good morning Eleonora! ☕️ 😊
Guitar mania
You should check out Veritasium's video on Fritz Haber. You'll get your questions answered
Fritz Haber, the Father Vater Vader.
You should listen to fields of verdun its just as amazing as this one, it kinda resembles stormtrooper
Sounds like it is a great song 😎
the guy made fertilezers and fed millions but he also made toxic gas so is he a sinner or a saint?
Sinner.
Man who killed millions
And saved billions
Sinner or a saint?
Very good question!
@@GivenToe what do you think?
I believe killing people is so bad that it weighs more. I mean I could also go around saving peoples lives as a doctor for example, wouldnt mean much though if I decided to gun people down afterwards 🤷🏼♂️