I have no idea what the words are. But the songs sound so comforting, healing. I've been ill for a long time, with no end in sight. I'm so tired and carry so much pain. This Mongol sound gives me so much heart's ease. Bless them. They just make me feel good, darn it!
I have not a clue the lyrics, but jaya (the long haired one) singing that melody in the first song brought tears to my eyes. I'm so glad they bring comfort to you...it may not feel like it always, but I bet their fighting Warrior spirits gives your fighting spirit a bit of a shake as well! 🤗
@@Odbayar007 wow...pardon my stupid question...but on their actual CDs or vinyl...do they print the lyrics in English by chance? I only have digital copy of album.
The HU's all songs are deeply meaningful and spiritual. sounds like calling the healing energy and apologizing the Mother Earth and forgiving the humankind souls...
I seen these guys last night in Dallas Texas October 1st and just want to say that thank you for coming back to Texas so I got the chance to see you guys I really really loved it. I love you guys. Big fan . Will and forever
Saw them last Thursday in Boise ID, dang they are more cool live than on RUclips.... can't wait to get their new album for sure. There is something to their music that puts forth a fighting spirit.. in a good way!
Jargalsaikhan Ochirkhuu: TATARYN DUUN We Mongolians know a lot about the Tatars, one of the ancestors of Mongolia, but we have not heard their voices. Of course, it is about the ancient Tatars. Appearing on the eastern slopes of the Mongolian highlands as early as the 8th century and later subjugating the Lord, they have been marked by the ancient Turkic word Tat- (meaning foreign) or Ar (meaning human). The Song dynasty of China called Mongolia a black Tatar and the Turkic dynasties a white Tatar, while the Ming dynasty called all those who migrated north after the collapse of the Great Yuan Dynasty "’ Tatars "(da'da '). Western European arsonists call the whole of the Mongol Empire Tartars. Tartar is the ancient Greek word for tartaros. Russia has expanded the most under Tatar oppression. There is even a historical term, Mongolo-Tatar ego. Currently, the Tatars scattered throughout Eastern Europe in the former Soviet Union, the Kazan Tatars living in the Volga basin, the Astara Tatars living in the Urals downstream, the Tatars living in Siberia, and the Crimean Tatars are not innocent and majestic. However, there are a total of 5 million Tatars of large descent. It is also found in Belarus, Lithuania and Poland. They are called Lipka Tatars. A song about a Tatar warrior of such a nation is roaring in the Americas right now. The world-famous band #THEHU sings #HUN TOUR, digging and resurrecting Tatar warriors from the moss of history. It's a roaring, arrogant song, and it's a song that makes you sneeze, sneeze, and sneeze. It is said that Genghis Khan's soldiers were oppressed, tortured, and a symbol of warrior heroism. Ancient history is widely recorded in the scriptures. The image of the ancient heroic warrior Galaa Namgur seems to have been preserved in Gala. Normally, his eyes were as soft as a calf's, and his sheep's brown eyes were there. What a great, majestic, heroic, awakening music. Especially the link melody, as if to say, "The Tatars have arrived, they have arrived ..." is really wonderful. He is a person who never ceases to amaze #Bayarmagnai_Dashdondog Bayarmagnai Dashdondog. In this world of ours, in this time of turmoil, only rock music can be felt, heard, received, and comforted by our ancestors. Mongolians woke up to that and created #HUNNU rock. When you hear such a song, you may be surprised. He seems to have completely forgotten about the oppressed masses. What space, what breath, what taste. Who knows whether such a confusion of time, the passing of time, and the ancient power of time will heal the weary, pale, "helpless globe" of a plague-stricken humanity. Finally, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to our brothers and sisters who have confirmed the independence of our nation through their history.
Thank you so much for the careful elucidation. The more we learn about the days of old, about the peoples and their history, the more all of us can appreciate humanity's dread struggles and sometimes magnificent triumphs. With your words, the ancients are brought to life --- and with them comes great hopes for mankind's future. HU! HU! HU!
... I had to pause play after the first piece. It's... for all that I thought I understood my own instrument, it's fucking fierce to see masters at work. I'm awed that somehow, I am blessed to learn from so many, but while I have had many, many teachers, I could not even appreciate how much I didn't know until The HU opened my gates. Thank you. Every single one of you... thank you. I am so glad that have reached midlife better able to appreciate how much I could not hear until I was finally able to slow down my brain, and yes, I begin to see. And, among other things, I am HONORED by friends who nudge and gently direct, who say as much with silence as crumbs or torrents. I understand why the noise is drowned out by silence, and the fear of the dark we raised not to know our own selves, raised to FEAR our own selves... I dunno. We're still all men, and we long to express love and passion as freely as everyone on stage. Thank you for the gift of what I don't yet understand; thank you for showing me how much I have yet to learn, if only by example, but it's been enough so far. I long to free myself through song. Thank you for being so fucking beautiful, every one of you, and showing me beauty even in things I'd seen before. I feel sorrow for those still blind, and I will do my part to help heal our Mother. ... it does not help matters that, even paying attention, "Mother Nature" sounds like "Murder Nature," which is absolutely tragic... and that might be part of the confusion. The English Language, whatever the crap that's supposed to mean, has too many inconsistencies even within it. Music is universal, sure, but sometimes we need training wheels or a few pebbles blocking the path. I hope to share in this. Thank you. Your voices penetrate deep into my heart, and I'm both relieved and craving more. Thank you for sharing of yourselves with us out here. Thank you for your kindness. EDIT: Second track = Sister (?). Also, the lighting crew, in particular, is FANTASTIC!!!!I love just watching you move as you perform, be it subtle or dramatic. Mmph!
Thank you for panning the camera on that lady and the rest of the crowd - her emotions really made me smile and I could feel her passion. So much joy and warmth - loved every minute of it. Thank you!!
Thank you for the upload! I love these new songs. The HU got me through the lockdown especially during the first few months where I had cabin fever. I love them!
Mongolian language not too much deficalt expression maybe like English but little bit hard pronounce tion for englishspeakers .mongolian language so poemic.i love my language especially in songs and poems.
Shihihutu, an Uyghur statesman and scholar, is praised in historical sources for his contribution to the establishment of the Great Mongol Empire under Genghis Khan. He was involved in the development of the state law "Ikh Tsaaz" within the whole institution and served as an advisor to the State Law of the Great Mongolian State .... he was a man of great merit. It is gratifying to note that the Shihihutu Institute of Law is currently operating in Ulaanbaatar.
@@J4FMGL Shihihutu was a wise Uighur and a scholar of the laws of the ancient Egyptian, Greeсе, Roman and Chinese states, and the merits of Genghis Khan's work in establishing and leading the Institute of Law of the Great Mongol Empire are evident in this song. says.
@@sharwasharwa2689 According to the "The Secret History of the Mongols" (which was believed to be written by Shihi-Khutug himself) Shihi-Khutug was a son of a Tatar nobleman. in the early 1190s, when he was a toddler he was lost during a battle between Tatars and Mongols. He was found and handed over to Chinggis khaan's mother queen Oelen (Hoelun) who adopted the boy and brought up him as her own along with other 3 boys from different rivals tribes. Growing up, Shihi-Khutug became one of the 9 greatest loyal generals of Chinggis khaan's. In 1206, Genghis Khan appointed him State judge and so on.
Most people, even mongolians, dont know is couple of them are shamans. And few of their song words in their couple songs are straight comes from the language spoken in afterlife/ heavyn/... Which is very amazing.
@@lkhagvasurenmunguntsetseg5303 yamar ch bsn gotslol morin huur ch n buu. Tgd galaa bas ugtai bh gehde not 100% sure. zarim duun dr n buu n helleg ertnii mongol hel nii ug orson bdg jishee n Sugaanaa duun dr iheer orson bdg.
--Ich habe diese Musiker erst vor kurzem zufällig hier entdeckt und bin total begeistert! Ich würde gern die Texte verstehen, dies macht macht mich ein bisschen traurig! Die Titel auf englisch sagen ja schon etwas aus, aber in ihrer Muttersprache bin ich überfordert!!! :-(
Well, I can't say I anticipated learning so much about Mongolian history from a RUclips video..lol...but it's amazing to read these stories! ❤️ Does anyone know when the new album is due?
Jaga Rentsen The Hu - Mother Nature (English) The crow came from the east and landed at the door He shouts “hon, hon”, Did he tell you to beware of damages came from near and far? Don’t be afraid. The black magpie wags its tail and jumps He shouts “shag, shag” Did he tell you to stay away from the tongues wagging? Don’t be afraid. Is a mother worried about her child? Did she offer milk to the early sun? As Mother was worried Did you fly to the kid without hesitation? ……… there’s more, but sound wasn’t that clear.
Super!!! From Buryatiya! 👍👍👍
Саян.....Родная люблю❤️❤️❤️❤️
Mother Nature deserve such a beautiful song.
I was turned onto the Hu about a year ago (I'm a 68 yr-old woman) and they just make your very soul vibrate. I'm delighted to hear the new music!
Монгольский рок в исполнении этих замечательных батыров это сказка, это мощь.
thanks for your kind words long live
Замечательная группа. Браво ребята!
I have no idea what the words are. But the songs sound so comforting, healing. I've been ill for a long time, with no end in sight. I'm so tired and carry so much pain. This Mongol sound gives me so much heart's ease. Bless them.
They just make me feel good, darn it!
"Don't be afraid" repeats at the end of each verse. No wonder they can deliver...
I have not a clue the lyrics, but jaya (the long haired one) singing that melody in the first song brought tears to my eyes. I'm so glad they bring comfort to you...it may not feel like it always, but I bet their fighting Warrior spirits gives your fighting spirit a bit of a shake as well! 🤗
@@AylaRose Yep, it is the 1st song I was referring to.
Oh mommy, did you worry about your son and whispered don’t be afraid…. the part of the lyrics goes such
@@Odbayar007 wow...pardon my stupid question...but on their actual CDs or vinyl...do they print the lyrics in English by chance? I only have digital copy of album.
Mongolian Rock Band THE HU...... Best of Best
👍👍👍
@@Саян-ц9ж4б 💖💖
The HU's all songs are deeply meaningful and spiritual. sounds like calling the healing energy and apologizing the Mother Earth and forgiving the humankind souls...
It helps they rock!
If it was only that easy 😉
Mongolia, Buthan, and all central asia is very interesting. Russia have deep connection with nature and animals, which is technically shamanism.
That's just plain good music. Healing to the soul. ("Mother Nature")
Absolutely beautiful powerful and spiritual. The Hu rock !!!
I love Jayas clean vocals
I have tears of joy in my eyes. Hopefully they come to Germany soon
I really felt Mother Nature in myself listening to this new song and doing my Wim HU breathing technique.
My fave band ever. Love these 3 new songs, these are heavier than the steel. Can't wait to have the second album in my hands.
Absolutely magical.
all three of them sound amazing cant wait the second album. More importantly all three of them gives me different vibes
I seen these guys last night in Dallas Texas October 1st and just want to say that thank you for coming back to Texas so I got the chance to see you guys I really really loved it. I love you guys. Big fan . Will and forever
OMG! My new favorite...the first song!!
I thank my god of rock i got to see them live
For a rebuttal. They play more notes with less strings😋👽
I absolutely love these guys! Bad ass music!
Great sound ! Gala's voice Enkhuush' solo are super, so epic.
Сайн байна!
May the blessings be
Saw them last Thursday in Boise ID, dang they are more cool live than on RUclips.... can't wait to get their new album for sure. There is something to their music that puts forth a fighting spirit.. in a good way!
Interesting and unique and I feel a deep Velvet Underground vibe to this.
Love the HU Hu Hu Hu Hu Hu Hu Hu !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
блин, ребята. вы же крутые. вам в больших залах выступать (((
Роман Ткачёв.... Скоро THE HU будет выступать на WEMBLEY.....
Tatar Warriors - just OMG 😱 i love it
Монгольские! ☝️
ADOREI!!!!!!!!
Jargalsaikhan Ochirkhuu:
TATARYN DUUN
We Mongolians know a lot about the Tatars, one of the ancestors of Mongolia, but we have not heard their voices. Of course, it is about the ancient Tatars.
Appearing on the eastern slopes of the Mongolian highlands as early as the 8th century and later subjugating the Lord, they have been marked by the ancient Turkic word Tat- (meaning foreign) or Ar (meaning human).
The Song dynasty of China called Mongolia a black Tatar and the Turkic dynasties a white Tatar, while the Ming dynasty called all those who migrated north after the collapse of the Great Yuan Dynasty "’ Tatars "(da'da ').
Western European arsonists call the whole of the Mongol Empire Tartars. Tartar is the ancient Greek word for tartaros.
Russia has expanded the most under Tatar oppression. There is even a historical term, Mongolo-Tatar ego.
Currently, the Tatars scattered throughout Eastern Europe in the former Soviet Union, the Kazan Tatars living in the Volga basin, the Astara Tatars living in the Urals downstream, the Tatars living in Siberia, and the Crimean Tatars are not innocent and majestic. However, there are a total of 5 million Tatars of large descent. It is also found in Belarus, Lithuania and Poland. They are called Lipka Tatars.
A song about a Tatar warrior of such a nation is roaring in the Americas right now.
The world-famous band #THEHU sings #HUN TOUR, digging and resurrecting Tatar warriors from the moss of history. It's a roaring, arrogant song, and it's a song that makes you sneeze, sneeze, and sneeze.
It is said that Genghis Khan's soldiers were oppressed, tortured, and a symbol of warrior heroism. Ancient history is widely recorded in the scriptures.
The image of the ancient heroic warrior Galaa Namgur seems to have been preserved in Gala. Normally, his eyes were as soft as a calf's, and his sheep's brown eyes were there. What a great, majestic, heroic, awakening music. Especially the link melody, as if to say, "The Tatars have arrived, they have arrived ..." is really wonderful. He is a person who never ceases to amaze #Bayarmagnai_Dashdondog Bayarmagnai Dashdondog.
In this world of ours, in this time of turmoil, only rock music can be felt, heard, received, and comforted by our ancestors. Mongolians woke up to that and created #HUNNU rock.
When you hear such a song, you may be surprised. He seems to have completely forgotten about the oppressed masses. What space, what breath, what taste.
Who knows whether such a confusion of time, the passing of time, and the ancient power of time will heal the weary, pale, "helpless globe" of a plague-stricken humanity.
Finally, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to our brothers and sisters who have confirmed the independence of our nation through their history.
Thank you so much for the careful elucidation. The more we learn about the days of old, about the peoples and their history, the more all of us can appreciate humanity's dread struggles and sometimes magnificent triumphs. With your words, the ancients are brought to life --- and with them comes great hopes for mankind's future. HU! HU! HU!
One more thanks.
... I had to pause play after the first piece. It's... for all that I thought I understood my own instrument, it's fucking fierce to see masters at work. I'm awed that somehow, I am blessed to learn from so many, but while I have had many, many teachers, I could not even appreciate how much I didn't know until The HU opened my gates. Thank you. Every single one of you... thank you. I am so glad that have reached midlife better able to appreciate how much I could not hear until I was finally able to slow down my brain, and yes, I begin to see.
And, among other things, I am HONORED by friends who nudge and gently direct, who say as much with silence as crumbs or torrents. I understand why the noise is drowned out by silence, and the fear of the dark we raised not to know our own selves, raised to FEAR our own selves... I dunno. We're still all men, and we long to express love and passion as freely as everyone on stage.
Thank you for the gift of what I don't yet understand; thank you for showing me how much I have yet to learn, if only by example, but it's been enough so far.
I long to free myself through song. Thank you for being so fucking beautiful, every one of you, and showing me beauty even in things I'd seen before. I feel sorrow for those still blind, and I will do my part to help heal our Mother.
... it does not help matters that, even paying attention, "Mother Nature" sounds like "Murder Nature," which is absolutely tragic... and that might be part of the confusion. The English Language, whatever the crap that's supposed to mean, has too many inconsistencies even within it. Music is universal, sure, but sometimes we need training wheels or a few pebbles blocking the path. I hope to share in this.
Thank you. Your voices penetrate deep into my heart, and I'm both relieved and craving more. Thank you for sharing of yourselves with us out here. Thank you for your kindness.
EDIT: Second track = Sister (?). Also, the lighting crew, in particular, is FANTASTIC!!!!I love just watching you move as you perform, be it subtle or dramatic. Mmph!
Thank you for panning the camera on that lady and the rest of the crowd - her emotions really made me smile and I could feel her passion.
So much joy and warmth - loved every minute of it. Thank you!!
Same here. She just made my day 🌺
Their instruments fascinate me
Mother nature is the best
Agree！
nahhh that song is more suited for old people. The Second song was pretty cool like Wolf TOTEM. Third one is more like for heavy metal fans.
@@Strollerist the meaning behind the mother nature is much more than just for the elders, wait for the lyrics friend
3:29
Look at this free spirit dancing here.
great sound thanks
Can't wait for Shihi Hutag Studio version and music video. Gon be EPIC.
Cant wait studio version
Wonderful. Thanks The Hu.
Yooy unen tas boljee. Uilangaal aldlaa ehnii duu dr. Very done nicely guys. I almost cried on first song. Very emotional song
I would love to see you when you come to Arizona. Appreciate the music and the enjoyment this gave out to me. Loving it all
1. Mother Nature, 2. Shigihutug, 3. Tatar warriors
Thank you for the upload! I love these new songs. The HU got me through the lockdown especially during the first few months where I had cabin fever. I love them!
MONGOLIAN ROCK BAND
....THE HU❤❤❤❤❤❤❤шинэ дуунууд үнэхээр гоё байна шүү.АМЖИЛТ.....Ялангуяа Шихихутаг......
The more I listen the more I want to learn the Mongolian language. Reading the subtitled feels like losing a lot of the feeling and meaning!
True!
@Yeti Couldn't agree more.
Very true, same here want to learn, but just by listening, it doesn't sound easy to learn.
Mongolian language not too much deficalt expression maybe like English but little bit hard pronounce tion for englishspeakers .mongolian language so poemic.i love my language especially in songs and poems.
especially love the trrrrrilllls
Shihihutu, an Uyghur statesman and scholar, is praised in historical sources for his contribution to the establishment of the Great Mongol Empire under Genghis Khan. He was involved in the development of the state law "Ikh Tsaaz" within the whole institution and served as an advisor to the State Law of the Great Mongolian State .... he was a man of great merit. It is gratifying to note that the Shihihutu Institute of Law is currently operating in Ulaanbaatar.
Shihi-Hutug was a Tatar, you are confusing with Uyghur noble man Tata-Tunga
@@J4FMGL Shihihutu was a wise Uighur and a scholar of the laws of the ancient Egyptian, Greeсе, Roman and Chinese states, and the merits of Genghis Khan's work in establishing and leading the Institute of Law of the Great Mongol Empire are evident in this song. says.
Nahh shihi hutug was tatar orpan boy who raised by Oulen mother
@@sharwasharwa2689 According to the "The Secret History of the Mongols" (which was believed to be written by Shihi-Khutug himself) Shihi-Khutug was a son of a Tatar nobleman. in the early 1190s, when he was a toddler he was lost during a battle between Tatars and Mongols. He was found and handed over to Chinggis khaan's mother queen Oelen (Hoelun) who adopted the boy and brought up him as her own along with other 3 boys from different rivals tribes.
Growing up, Shihi-Khutug became one of the 9 greatest loyal generals of Chinggis khaan's. In 1206, Genghis Khan appointed him State judge and so on.
💘 The Hu
The is a great seeing too
7:32- Shihi- Hutug
14:38 Tatar warrior 🤟
Oh wow ✨ Thanks!
Thank you, that was very beautiful and moving...much laughter, kindness and connection wherever you go...💋
So great
Guys rocking in the crowd that's so sweet
🥰this song awesome
i love it THE HU
Most people, even mongolians, dont know is couple of them are shamans. And few of their song words in their couple songs are straight comes from the language spoken in afterlife/ heavyn/... Which is very amazing.
Hen hoyor n buu gj.duugii n bol hamtin zohioloor buteej bgaa bhdaa.arai ih huvii umig n bicheed bgaa um bolov uu gj bodloo.
@@lkhagvasurenmunguntsetseg5303 yamar ch bsn gotslol morin huur ch n buu. Tgd galaa bas ugtai bh gehde not 100% sure. zarim duun dr n buu n helleg ertnii mongol hel nii ug orson bdg jishee n Sugaanaa duun dr iheer orson bdg.
2 n ntr hha
нрээ дунд нь бөө бж магдгүй л юм. энэ тлаар ёстй бодж байгагүй юм бншд. гцлол хуурч гэж Энхүүшиг хэлж байгаздэ? (орчуулулахгүн тулд албаар бахан алдатай бичв)
@@tumurkhuyagbatchuluun3898 tgheere buu bh yostoimuu hha buu bish lol
Thank you to who ever posted this
Just discovered this band. Makes me think of dancing around bonfires. Gets into the soul.
Yaay unen alj bnaa. Huleeltees davsan duunuud bn. Ehnii albumaa davah boluu gdg zovnil bsn ch urgeej chadlaa gaihamshig
--Ich habe diese Musiker erst vor kurzem zufällig hier entdeckt und bin total begeistert! Ich würde gern die Texte verstehen, dies macht macht mich ein bisschen traurig! Die Titel auf englisch sagen ja schon etwas aus, aber in ihrer Muttersprache bin ich überfordert!!! :-(
Enkhkhush" s solo is so perfert
The new three songs are very nice thank you so much
Shihi Hutu yostoi shedevr boljee.buh 3 duu alj bnaa bnaa.Sonsood hanahgui bna shuu.
Шихихутаг үнэхээр Гоё рок дуу 🇲🇳👍
This song is really good too
Great!
i'm agoraphobic and crowds get to me but i would brave a crowd for this... no hesitation.
The last song is the classic Tatar Warrior
Well, I can't say I anticipated learning so much about Mongolian history from a RUclips video..lol...but it's amazing to read these stories! ❤️
Does anyone know when the new album is due?
i know that recording for the new album is complete and it is planned early next year and will bring us, fans, 13 new songs
@@erdenechimegsharavdorj2320 wow! I can't wait...I swear people have no clue how talented they truly are!
The Hu is pretty good for long distance runners as a background music.
Sounds very similar to Native American songs
I noted the similarity, too!
@@ChollaRanch Here's same ear listening ruclips.net/video/L6LGesUuz2s/видео.html
@@narsargal вы правы.
Jaya could play a great werewolf.
This is such a beautiful eong
🤘🤘🤘
Jaga Rentsen The Hu - Mother Nature
(English)
The crow came from the east and landed at the door
He shouts “hon, hon”,
Did he tell you to beware of damages came from near and far? Don’t be afraid.
The black magpie wags its tail and jumps
He shouts “shag, shag”
Did he tell you to stay away from the tongues wagging? Don’t be afraid.
Is a mother worried about her child?
Did she offer milk to the early sun?
As Mother was worried
Did you fly to the kid without hesitation?
……… there’s more, but sound wasn’t that clear.
Thanks for the lyrics! 🌟
❤️
Thank, I'm Canadian and i cant assist to the usa tour of Black Thunder
So we've got 6 songs that aren't on an album yet + Mongolian version of black thunder... New album when???
I think there are 8 songs not in album already. Three new songs + This is mongol + black thunder + Bii Biyley + two Mongolian version Metallica songs.
@@tomatomorghulis2737 also "triangle"
@@tomatomorghulis2737 I don't count the Metallica ones as they're both technically released. One as a single and the other on an album, the blacklist
Dang..I wish for the translater. I do not understand but the feelings come across..a new slow dance with a new partner! From an ignorant fan!!
This one has some translation: >> ruclips.net/video/jM8dCGIm6yc/видео.html
Tatar nice2
It's really good!
Shikhi khutag and tatar warrior
this is hunnu rock hu hu human
Tiimu tiim tiim
Fucking awesome.
Kann aber auch nicht schaden, sone Mucke in New York zu spielen.....;-)
Sowas Gutes kennen die da ja nicht.....lol
Tiimuu? Tiim.
I'm getting a tattoo today of the album art for this album. WAY EXCITED. Might be this album art or another one
Why do people have to ruin concerts for other people by making a mosh pit where there shouldn't be one!!! That's not what the HU'S music is about!!!
Roots.
If world of warcraft was the earth they will be the orc's
I see there are bringing the mosh pit back.
It's 11
I wonder what the inspiration for this song is
Guess 6
Oh man I know this one too lol
The last one feels very Orcish(Warcraft orcs).
Of sept
3:34 editable
A new meme perhaps xD
I mean other than the title
I haven't heard the second
Trolls lmao crowd screaming like it’s a metal song here comes the slowest song ever
I know these lyrics too
I know this too