booze, tar and grave is literally Finland in a nutshell. not many ppl actually know that tar is quite a big thing in finland compared to rest of the countries.
@@Alexandros.Mograine yep any where else that has branded name Stockholm tar, saatanan swedut omivat suomalaisten tervanpoltajien tervan ja myivät omalla nimellään sitten eteenpäin maailmalle
Viikate is an amazing and unique band combining Finnish 60's style iron wire rock with metal. Their every music video is also like this with great deadpan humour. They have made a tribute album to Motörhead with songs translated to Finnish. It's pretty great.
There's an old Finnish saying: 'If booze, tar and sauna won't help (you), the disease is fatal.' = 'Jos ei viina, terva ja sauna auta, tauti on kuolemaksi'. They changed sauna to hauta (grave), and don't really speak of how to help. I mean they mention the word help, but no real advice is given.
There's a double pun in the song title, I think. Viina, terva ja sauna > Viina, terva & hauta, and also viina & tervahauta = tar grave: tar kiln; ancient method for producing wood tar, and pontikka (moonshine, booze) as a by-product... :)
Actually met Kaarle Viikate (the singer) at the local record fair a few weeks ago where we were both selling, he was selling some rare Viikate records. Of course I bought some, been a big fan of Viikate since my young teens. Love the melancholy and melodies.
The songs name translates to Boooze, Tar and Grave, and its kinda reference to this old Finnish saying "If it cant be healed with booze, tar (cigarettes) and sauna, the disease is fatal" They only changed the sauna to hauta (grave) The chorus says: If booze, tar and grave wont help to split the darkness ember fades, ashes tarnish, the cold finds its way home like frost to home, ashes thick
The fence was an electric fence meant for keeping cattle from escaping. Hence when the first guy peed on it he had these weird expressions when the electric current shocked him. The second guy who drank the gasoline ended up blowing himself up for the same reason. Finnish humour at it's best I suppose.
Kouvostoliitto, also known as Kouvola, is a sister Soviet city of a another city known as Chernobyl/Pripyat. Just look at their comparison and you will notice, it is hard to tell each other apart. Also if you know bit of Finnish, you might notice that Kouvostoliitto is combination of Kouvola and Neuvostoliitto (Soviet Union).
Have to add that the transition in video from bikers to "hikers" is because in Kouvostoliitto everything is like anywhere else but a little bit worse. Thats why bikes turn to mopeds and girls turn to men... Band is from Kouvola which came Kouvostoliitto i guess when surrounding "cities" joined to city of Kouvola few years back. I'm not sure about that sistercity theory but they have some similarities. At least they both have areas where normal people wouln't live on...
On second part, place where they drive into is Kouvostoliitto, nickname of city of Kouvola, a concrete jungle which absorbs or nullifies everything that enters there.
Oh man, thank you for this! They were my no. 1 band for a long time. They have also full cover album of Mötörhead songs translated to finnish. Can recommend Killed by death (kuollut kuin hengetön). Video of the song is also parody of the original Mötörhead video so there's a double header for you.
There's a really old proverb in Finland: If tar, liquor and sauna does not bring help, the decease is going to kill you. The song's name translates as liquor, tar and tomb and i'm really not even trying to draw some connections with the lyrics and the video. Think they just wanted to make a cool video for the song. The song kinda paints a picture of the Finnish peoples dark mentality and our dark sense of humor too. In my opinion at least it does. Think you guys could get a new view on the songs, if you would google up the lyrical translation after watching the video and hearing a song on a foreign language. Could be kinda cool to see you have the first impressions and then see how they differ after seeing whan the song was about.
That was fun video to make, running in the woods with burning smoke bombs etc :D But waiting that lake to stabilize after we got bikes there felt like eternity.
It's been 3 years now, but if you still care: at 9:00 he's pissing at an electric fence. and because his piss is loaded with booze it causes an explosion. ;-)
The fence that he pissed on was a standard electric fence. There is an old Finnish saying "Kuse sähköpaimeneen." or "Kuse muuntajaan." which means, "Go piss on an electric fence/transformer", and if you do that, you will not be having a good time. It's used pretty much the same as "Go fuck yourself." Finnish language is awesome.
Hi! It's me again 😁 Turmion kätilöt: lataa ja varmista. There is goog and nice song & video 😉 You’ve made many of their videos, you haven’t done this yet. You will definitely enjoy this as well. Ps. Naitu -video won the music video competition in Finland Thx! 🤘
You mean bikes get better? Because those bikes in last part are legendary Finnish Tunturi "Pappa" bikes. One in minth conditions will cost you several thousand euros. Pappa means old man or granpa in Finnish. I used to have one those when I was teen. And they keep running with almoust anything, like alchohol, oil based paints etc...
Aye, you got the literal translation nailed. Just as in any other place with stories of Death the scythe is his attribute, so the name of the band is ominous - and while the music might sound kind of upbeat the lyrics are often pretty dark if you stop to think about them. Viina, terva ja hauta - that's almost but not quite an old Finnish saying (hauta should be sauna). "Jos ei viina, terva ja sauna auta tauti on kuolemaksi", my translation "if strong alcohol, tar and sauna doesn't help the sickness will result in death". Old folk medicine, that is. Alcohol is pure, tar was thought to have healing properties and the sauna was both a place for cleaning yourself and the place where you'd practice medicine.
There are so many Finnish cultural references in that video and in the lyrics of that song.. It's interesting or impossible to know how that comes across :)
The first part of the video is inspired by Motorhead and US bikers, and the second half is weird black humor/ spoofing Finish cliches. The fence is an electric fence, something found in rural areas to keep cows in fields.
8:45 He pissed on electric fence and gas that he drank exploded because wee was gas. Maybe that female became more uglier because they were getting sober up and every female looks pretty when you are drunk enough.
Kouvostoliitto is Finnish version of Neuvostoliitto (Soviet Union) We have nicknamed a Finnish town called Kouvola to Kouvostolitto ( which would be Kouvola Union in English)
Viikate is so Finnish that I doubt anyone else will get them. Perhaps the melody... It's my favourite band but I have a Finnish taste. Edit: the genre is Death schlager :)
There is this finnish old wisdom... "Jos viina ja terva ei auta, se on kuolemaksi" or transated to english, "If booze and tar doesn't heal it, it is for death"... Therefore... Viina, terva ja hauta... Booze, tar and death...
Old video, had to say I lived my chilhood 1,5km away from that bar start of the video, and the road they drive with the harleys before the gravel is 500meters away from my childhood house, the time this was filmed. Also local band for me, good as finnish rock can go (except peer günt is better, kinda local also)
'Vee-cah-teh' teh like in Portuguese - so maybe: Vícatê? Viina terva went right. Spanish vowels are even closer, meaning keep the vowels the same in every position, and it's Finnish. Viikate means scythe.
If you want to learn how to pronounce Finnish it is really easy. Once you learn the sounds it is simple. It is pronounced exactly as it is written, because the language is old, but the written language is really young. If there are double vocals, it means it is a long vocal, if it is one vocal it is short vocal. So Viikate, has to i:s. Therefore the i is long. So not Vikate, but Viiiiiiikate. Long I!
Now that you have crossed to something that Finns would not really call that heavy, try at least the following bands: CMX, Apulanta and Kotiteollisuus.
Maybe I've listened to too much suomi music in my lifetime, but somehow I now easily know how to pronounce words in finnish. You pronounced Viikate wrong. ;) Note that even if I know how to pronounce them, I usually don't know what they mean. I guess viina comes from the german adaptation of the latin word 'vinum' (wine). As for the rest, Viikate is really an underrated band for me.
I think "viina" probably does comes from the latin word, through german and/or swedish but "viina" doesn't actually mean "wine", it means "booze". Kind of a general term for alcohol stronger than wine.
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Doesn't much help. People of other countries would still pronounce the letters differently. But yeah, letters are said similarly no matter what other letters are around it... Except in few exceptions (syntactic gemination), when the consonant might get doubled in speech although only one is written - or an extra consonant said in the end of the word, although none is written.
@@Aurinkohirvi The consonant uttered at the end of the word, even though there is no consonant at all... could it be in words like osoite since this word historically had a consonant at the end?
@@bodenlosedosenhose1590 Well, "osoitepalvelu" comes easily said as "osoiteppalvelu," like there was an extra P (or a half). "Mene pois" is usually said "menep pois" and "hernekeitto" as "hernekkeitto."
It's a play on words from the finnish saying "If booze, tar, or the sauna won't help, the illness is fatal". Not really sure what they were going for when they replaced "sauna" with "hauta" (=grave) other than it sounding remotely similar.
I need to say that there is so many ”Finnish inside jokes”, that you might not understand everything. Example is that when their motorcycles changed, they drove to ”kouvostoliitto” which is like joking about communism and one finnish town kouvola. Neuvostoliitto=soviet union :)
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Viikate: Viina, terva & hauta. English translate: Scythe: Booze, tar & grave
booze, tar and grave is literally Finland in a nutshell. not many ppl actually know that tar is quite a big thing in finland compared to rest of the countries.
@@Alexandros.Mograine yep any where else that has branded name Stockholm tar,
saatanan swedut omivat suomalaisten tervanpoltajien tervan ja myivät omalla nimellään sitten eteenpäin maailmalle
@@antcommander1367 haha jep
The lady is the singer of Stam1na after they enter Kouvostoliitto.
Really? That is even better.
@@APREACTS Yep. And "the butcher" is the drummer of Stam1na.
@@APREACTS Yeah, he even directed this video
@@DarraKummitus666 Didn't he directed some videos for Kotiteollisuus also?
@@bengagnon2894 He has directed a lot of music videos for many bands. Kotioteollisuus too
Viikate is an amazing and unique band combining Finnish 60's style iron wire rock with metal. Their every music video is also like this with great deadpan humour. They have made a tribute album to Motörhead with songs translated to Finnish. It's pretty great.
Here's a video for Kuollut kuin hengetön (Killed by Death). Grandpa moped through the wall, that's Viikate.✌ ruclips.net/video/Dtmt74TldHc/видео.html
There's an old Finnish saying: 'If booze, tar and sauna won't help (you), the disease is fatal.'
= 'Jos ei viina, terva ja sauna auta, tauti on kuolemaksi'.
They changed sauna to hauta (grave), and don't really speak of how to help. I mean they mention the word help, but no real advice is given.
There's a double pun in the song title, I think. Viina, terva ja sauna > Viina, terva & hauta, and also viina & tervahauta = tar grave: tar kiln; ancient method for producing wood tar, and pontikka (moonshine, booze) as a by-product... :)
Yes i aggree if viina terva ja sauna doesnt help you will die to the disease.
Miksi sä tota kaikille toitotat?
@@mattoverho1 Laulun nimi viittaa siihen.
The song is made from finnish sayings so...
Actually met Kaarle Viikate (the singer) at the local record fair a few weeks ago where we were both selling, he was selling some rare Viikate records. Of course I bought some, been a big fan of Viikate since my young teens. Love the melancholy and melodies.
The songs name translates to Boooze, Tar and Grave, and its kinda reference to this old Finnish saying "If it cant be healed with booze, tar (cigarettes) and sauna, the disease is fatal"
They only changed the sauna to hauta (grave)
The chorus says:
If booze, tar and grave wont help to split the darkness
ember fades, ashes tarnish, the cold finds its way home like frost to home, ashes thick
The fence was an electric fence meant for keeping cattle from escaping. Hence when the first guy peed on it he had these weird expressions when the electric current shocked him. The second guy who drank the gasoline ended up blowing himself up for the same reason. Finnish humour at it's best I suppose.
shit...its finland..better be laughin at shit or be suicidal
At it's best? No, not really. Mildly amusing
@@mos8541 its supposed to be absurd and not make any sense
Those "worst" bikes are legendary Pappa-Tunturi bikes. There is a club that only has those bikes
And band! Halavatun Papat, band and club has things like three wheeled custom one with sauna on it...
Well, it ain't Finnish engine, so... Never heard of Sisu being put in a moped... LOL.
Kouvostoliitto, also known as Kouvola, is a sister Soviet city of a another city known as Chernobyl/Pripyat.
Just look at their comparison and you will notice, it is hard to tell each other apart.
Also if you know bit of Finnish, you might notice that Kouvostoliitto is combination of Kouvola and Neuvostoliitto (Soviet Union).
Have to add that the transition in video from bikers to "hikers" is because in Kouvostoliitto everything is like anywhere else but a little bit worse. Thats why bikes turn to mopeds and girls turn to men... Band is from Kouvola which came Kouvostoliitto i guess when surrounding "cities" joined to city of Kouvola few years back. I'm not sure about that sistercity theory but they have some similarities. At least they both have areas where normal people wouln't live on...
On second part, place where they drive into is Kouvostoliitto, nickname of city of Kouvola, a concrete jungle which absorbs or nullifies everything that enters there.
Kouvostoliitto is a mix of city of Kouvola and Neuvostoliitto = Soviet Union.
Kouvola kunniaan!
Kouvola is nice city to drive past.
Oh man, thank you for this! They were my no. 1 band for a long time. They have also full cover album of Mötörhead songs translated to finnish. Can recommend Killed by death (kuollut kuin hengetön). Video of the song is also parody of the original Mötörhead video so there's a double header for you.
There's a really old proverb in Finland: If tar, liquor and sauna does not bring help, the decease is going to kill you. The song's name translates as liquor, tar and tomb and i'm really not even trying to draw some connections with the lyrics and the video. Think they just wanted to make a cool video for the song. The song kinda paints a picture of the Finnish peoples dark mentality and our dark sense of humor too. In my opinion at least it does.
Think you guys could get a new view on the songs, if you would google up the lyrical translation after watching the video and hearing a song on a foreign language. Could be kinda cool to see you have the first impressions and then see how they differ after seeing whan the song was about.
''It smells like a jizz of the gods ''; the best description of salmiakki :D
That was fun video to make, running in the woods with burning smoke bombs etc :D
But waiting that lake to stabilize after we got bikes there felt like eternity.
It's been 3 years now, but if you still care: at 9:00 he's pissing at an electric fence. and because his piss is loaded with booze it causes an explosion. ;-)
The fence that he pissed on was a standard electric fence. There is an old Finnish saying "Kuse sähköpaimeneen." or "Kuse muuntajaan." which means, "Go piss on an electric fence/transformer", and if you do that, you will not be having a good time. It's used pretty much the same as "Go fuck yourself." Finnish language is awesome.
Fun Fact: That bar those guys are leaving is actually abandoed. It use to run back in 90's
Hi! It's me again 😁
Turmion kätilöt: lataa ja varmista.
There is goog and nice song & video 😉
You’ve made many of their videos, you haven’t done this yet. You will definitely enjoy this as well.
Ps. Naitu -video won the music video competition in Finland
Thx! 🤘
You mean bikes get better? Because those bikes in last part are legendary Finnish Tunturi "Pappa" bikes. One in minth conditions will cost you several thousand euros.
Pappa means old man or granpa in Finnish. I used to have one those when I was teen. And they keep running with almoust anything, like alchohol, oil based paints etc...
Fun video. Epic T-Shirt Pedro!
Nearly spat out my kossu seeing this..
And the band and song name translate to Scythe - Booze , tar and the grave
Aye, you got the literal translation nailed.
Just as in any other place with stories of Death the scythe is his attribute, so the name of the band is ominous - and while the music might sound kind of upbeat the lyrics are often pretty dark if you stop to think about them. Viina, terva ja hauta - that's almost but not quite an old Finnish saying (hauta should be sauna). "Jos ei viina, terva ja sauna auta tauti on kuolemaksi", my translation "if strong alcohol, tar and sauna doesn't help the sickness will result in death". Old folk medicine, that is. Alcohol is pure, tar was thought to have healing properties and the sauna was both a place for cleaning yourself and the place where you'd practice medicine.
Peeing on electric fence is ONE of the rituals for be coming a man. LOL.
Moonshine, sauna, tar, fist fight, jail too. In this order. Drunk 'n disorderly.
They are singing about old finnishs saying "if alcohol, tar or sauna doesn't cure you . You must face death" basically
Suomalaiset ihan fiiliksissä kääntämässä biisin sanoja ja kertomassa sen näkemystä ja kertomassa pappa tuntureista xd
There are so many Finnish cultural references in that video and in the lyrics of that song.. It's interesting or impossible to know how that comes across :)
The first part of the video is inspired by Motorhead and US bikers, and the second half is weird black humor/ spoofing Finish cliches. The fence is an electric fence, something found in rural areas to keep cows in fields.
That movie called "hevi reissu" is filmed in my town. Sick movie
It is hilarious
Anjala unite!💪🏻
That "Kouvostoliitto" sign was hilarious, never seen the video before. Kouvola is a city in Finland, "Neuvostoliitto" is The Soviet Union.
So many things in Finland,...going to Kouvostoliitto, it changes everything.
8:45 He pissed on electric fence and gas that he drank exploded because wee was gas.
Maybe that female became more uglier because they were getting sober up and every female looks pretty when you are drunk enough.
HeviSaurus - 100 :)
Fun watching! Finnish quy here! This song is awesong Gothminister -Darkside and Huora - Kaikki kaatuu
JIZZ OF THE GODS !!
You man is the best lisning more viikate songs 💪
The song is basically collection of finnish sayings
Kouvostoliitto is Finnish version of Neuvostoliitto (Soviet Union) We have nicknamed a Finnish town called Kouvola to Kouvostolitto ( which would be Kouvola Union in English)
Another great videos from Viikate include Petäjäveräjä and Kuollut kuin hengetön(Motörhead cover)
Another music video from them you'd probably love from them would be "Petäjäveräjä" :D
Post-apocalyptic reindeer grinding, christ abusing fennoscandic warpagan metal.
No, no, actually its symphonic reindeer grinding christ abusing extreme warpagan fennoscandic metal... My bad.
One of the best metal genres out there
Viikate - Tervaskanto -- is also good song from this band and it has also interesting video. If you wish to see more :)
Finally Viikate on your channel!! If you didnt get enough, I strongly recommend song Petäjäveräjät. Enjoy!
Viikate is a very unique band with their own style. Here's another unique band for you to react: KING SATAN - All Magick Is Chaos Magick ;)
Päänheiluttelijat on täällä taas!
Viikate is so Finnish that I doubt anyone else will get them. Perhaps the melody... It's my favourite band but I have a Finnish taste.
Edit: the genre is Death schlager :)
Amazing song! 🖤🤘
I'd like to recommend a reacts review of Hanging Garden - Hearthfire (ft. Tomi Joutsen of Amorphis) 🤘
There is this finnish old wisdom... "Jos viina ja terva ei auta, se on kuolemaksi" or transated to english, "If booze and tar doesn't heal it, it is for death"... Therefore... Viina, terva ja hauta... Booze, tar and death...
That was totally excellent.
Old video, had to say I lived my chilhood 1,5km away from that bar start of the video, and the road they drive with the harleys before the gravel is 500meters away from my childhood house, the time this was filmed. Also local band for me, good as finnish rock can go (except peer günt is better, kinda local also)
You guys should definetly react to Induction - Pay the price! I guess you'll love it!
Ou Yeah.Finnish melancholy in it's finest form. Next Viikate-Mantelinmakuinen :)
Its pronounced with two i like its written and A is not said "ei"
Can you tell who you 'hello gyus' :) are.. where you get idea comments finnish songs..
great video and song
i would call their genre: the iron wire.
Viikate - Kuolleen miehen kupletti | English lyrics ruclips.net/video/o_K5wi_z840/видео.html
'Vee-cah-teh' teh like in Portuguese - so maybe: Vícatê? Viina terva went right. Spanish vowels are even closer, meaning keep the vowels the same in every position, and it's Finnish.
Viikate means scythe.
Viikate = Scythe, Viina Terva & hauta = Booze, Tar and Grave.
If you want to learn how to pronounce Finnish it is really easy. Once you learn the sounds it is simple. It is pronounced exactly as it is written, because the language is old, but the written language is really young.
If there are double vocals, it means it is a long vocal, if it is one vocal it is short vocal.
So Viikate, has to i:s. Therefore the i is long. So not Vikate, but Viiiiiiikate. Long I!
Now that you have crossed to something that Finns would not really call that heavy, try at least the following bands: CMX, Apulanta and Kotiteollisuus.
Maybe I've listened to too much suomi music in my lifetime, but somehow I now easily know how to pronounce words in finnish. You pronounced Viikate wrong. ;) Note that even if I know how to pronounce them, I usually don't know what they mean. I guess viina comes from the german adaptation of the latin word 'vinum' (wine). As for the rest, Viikate is really an underrated band for me.
I think "viina" probably does comes from the latin word, through german and/or swedish but "viina" doesn't actually mean "wine", it means "booze". Kind of a general term for alcohol stronger than wine.
watch viikate-kuollut kuin hengetön its a motörhead cover and even the video is cover
Viikate new songs lisning new rock
Viikate lyrics are depressive shit so the video is a good counter balance. Theme continues through their whole production.
viina, terva & hauta = booze, tar & grave
React to. Pyhimys. Ft Etta:jumalan selän takana
It super good
Vee-kah-teh
you have to do new Hevi Saurus song xD
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You should try Ruoska: Tuonen viemää
tää on kyllä hyvä biisi vaikka onki luukutettu radio rockilla iha liikaa
Please react to Viikate - Kivi-iskelmää.
Finnish is pronounced as it is written.
Doesn't much help. People of other countries would still pronounce the letters differently.
But yeah, letters are said similarly no matter what other letters are around it... Except in few exceptions (syntactic gemination), when the consonant might get doubled in speech although only one is written - or an extra consonant said in the end of the word, although none is written.
@@Aurinkohirvi The consonant uttered at the end of the word, even though there is no consonant at all... could it be in words like osoite since this word historically had a consonant at the end?
@@bodenlosedosenhose1590 Well, "osoitepalvelu" comes easily said as "osoiteppalvelu," like there was an extra P (or a half). "Mene pois" is usually said "menep pois" and "hernekeitto" as "hernekkeitto."
Turmion Kätilöt "Lataa ja varmista". You'll need therapy after that (as someone said). LOL.
Please react to turmion kätilöt - kuolemanpäivä
What a strange song title. "Booze, tar and grave". Uh... ok.
As a finn, those make regular saturday.
It's a play on words from the finnish saying "If booze, tar, or the sauna won't help, the illness is fatal". Not really sure what they were going for when they replaced "sauna" with "hauta" (=grave) other than it sounding remotely similar.
@@Arzie81 I feel you. :(
@@WarlonWinterheart I guess to get across their melancholy a bit more?
pronunciation still wrong, remember finish is one of the hardest:DD greetings from Finland. ps. salmiakki needs some getting used to
Funny thing about salmiakki is, I hardly know a Finn who's actually into it. Yet it's always mentioned as if it's our favorite sweet.
@@Aivottaja wtf i know plenty
Lisning varjorastaat
First! ... Sry, I just HAD to do this bs at least once in a lifetime. :D
Great band. They have better songs though 😉
I need to say that there is so many ”Finnish inside jokes”, that you might not understand everything. Example is that when their motorcycles changed, they drove to ”kouvostoliitto” which is like joking about communism and one finnish town kouvola. Neuvostoliitto=soviet union :)
How about Los Bastardos Finlandeses, not metal....close to Motorhead. BMF, Motor rock meltdown, white knuckles....for example.
wee kah tae
You say "viikate" in english " Viikate "
u pronounced band name so wrong
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The video is on VEVO so it gets blocked if we try to use it.
@@APREACTS well that sucks☹️
You really dont miss anything...!
It's pron. "Wee" "Kate".
Dude no xD that would sound like wiikeit. Viikate is pronounced more like vee- ca(as in the word car)- te(as in the word temple)
Kouvostoliitto :D
Vain suomalaiset tietää. Only Finns knows.
Suomi mainittu!
Torille perkele!