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KAMELOT - Sacrimony (Angel of Afterlife) [OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO] Kamelot's Official Music Video Sacrimony (Angel of Afterlife) from their chart-breaking album "Silverthorn". Features guest appearances from Alissa White-Gluz and Elize Ryd. Go to www.mysilverthorn.com and www.kamelot.com for more info
Seen them live 3 times so far and had the chance to meet them in person. They are the nicest people ever and they adore their fans. Can't wait to see them again. It was especially amazing when Elize grabbed my hang and sang "I am your Angel of afterlife." I was melting.
The problem with most of us is that we continue to compare Tommy to Roy, we keep thinking in the old Kamelot. While I admit, Roy was an amazing talent and a great singer for Kamelot, he's gone now, and I have accepted that. We shouldn't compare Tommy to Khan; we should judge him as his own talent. I personally love this album and Tommy. Wishing the best for Kamelot!
Tommy is definitely capable of carrying the torch. Half of the time I hear Kahn when he opens his mouth, but he has his own thing which makes it work great.
I believe that what people complain the most about is that Roy's talent was too big compared to Tommy's, I personally think he just didn't fill the hole, and even if I'm being unfair, their music has changed too much since Roy left (and i am not only speaking about this song) so it doesn't really feel like Kamelot anymore. Just my opinion.
I was thinking the same thing. I miss Roy, although Tommy is doing an awesome job, Roy had something more. He really sang from the heart. I went to see them live shortly before they announced the split and it was amazing. Keep on doing good music Kamelot. :)
True to that, i personaly feel that this album is better than Poetry for the Poisoned, it brings memories from Karma, Epica, Black halo and ghost opera, and Tommy's voice is very compatible with Kamelot's. Khan was great but Kamelot are not gone.
Lyrics A passing life each day, a carving on the wall It’s like a night without awakening The truth is lost, and maybe never to be found Like the shadows of my pantomime When all the world is gathered for the final feast, Will there be someone to believe in me? Voices echoing in my distorted mind Is this for real or just a dream? (Am I losing my mind? I am not afraid, my dear) Sing for me angel of afterlife calming me down Chaos inside my nebula And make the wrong turn to right in a celestial light Forgive my sacrimony Tell me what they say that I’m supposed to know Tell me every little detail Make truth appear for me as distant memories Like pictures on a silver screen Elize Ryd: It all becomes clear The truth will appear Forever a debt for you and me Sing for me angel of afterlife calming me down Chaos inside my nebula And make the wrong turn to right in a celestial light Forgive my sacrimony Alissa White-Gluz: And now leave me alone Erase my memory Don’t want to hear, don’t want to see Don’t want to think about the lie that follows me All becomes clear But no one will hear my testimony Elize Ryd: I am your angel of afterlife calming you down Silence inside your nebula And when the wrong turns to right in a celestial light I’ll be your testimony Sing for me angel of afterlife calming me down Chaos inside my nebula And make the wrong turn to right in a celestial light Forgive my sacrimony (Ring around a rosie, A pocketful of posies, Ashes, ashes We all fall down) Songwriters: karevik / palotai
I have to admit I was extremely worried about their new singer not being able to hold up to Roy, I am so happy my worries were totally unfounded. Not only is it the same Kamelot that I've loved for years, but Tommy adds his own personality to the vocals, and it works. Perfectly executed member change. Keep it up guys!
This is how you pick a new singer. Qualities of the old singer, but clearly their own person as well. That way the band gets something new without changing their fundamental sound. As well as not expecting a new singer to sing in ranges not meant for them. Some bands miss the boat on that one. Kamelot did good picking Tommy. Excellent.
Mind Blown!!! I can't believe I'm only discovering this now.. This is pure musical brilliance. Every time I watch this video I like the song more and more. Tommy Karevik, Elize Ryd and Alissa White-Gluz, what a revolutionary trio. I really hope to see more songs featuring these names in the future.
I love this song, but the video is surely a tear jerker. They surely know how to draw out different emotions. The collaboration of Alissa, Elize and Tommy in this song is purely magical. They all complement each other. I hope they do more in the future.
As I've brought up before on other videos, I see Roy and Tommy as being different in subtle ways. Most here in the comments can tell because, well, we're either metalheads, Kamelot fans, or both. Roy tended to switch from a deeper register to a higher register often, showcasing his background in opera. The darker, deeper notes were Roy's signature. Tommy, on the other hand, remains in a soaring high register for most of the songs he is on. This is more of Power's Metal's signature vocal style, so it's expected. This style of vocals compliments Silverthorn's addition of driving synthesizer in a few of the songs, lightening up much of the album.
+MutilatedMetalhead While your at it, if you like the vocalist check out Seventh Wonder. He really shines there. The whole band does actually, the bass and vocals in seventh wonder are out of this world.
+Jan Soukup #right-on! I heard of these guys from a geeky 16 year old gamer girl and have been a part of the Kamelot world ever since. Being a musician, I can say they are the "Czars of Symphonic Metal", to me.
Keep coming back to the video, I think it fits the song wonderfull - and I love the female addition here, in graphics and singing. But, Tommy is an amazing singer.
I haven't listened much kamelot's music since Roy left, But Tommy is such a great singer and this song is just so good that you want to listen to it over and over again. Definitively my interest in the band is on once more. Keep on doing good music guys.
Tommy really does show his skills. never will truely replace Khan but will be an excellent continuation to the life a really high quality band. I feel in the shadow theory he really comes to his own. can't wait for more things this band will do in the future.
Tommy is simply one of the best vocalists I've heard in my entire life. His range, power and emotion is pretty much unrivalled and amazingly he's probably even better live. Excellent song and album.
Plot of the video as I see it: A rich family of five live in a mansion, next to a river, on a piece of land in the country. One of the children, a boy and the oldest of the three (The boy in red) is flying a kite on the roof when his brother, the middle child (The boy in black), joins him on the roof and demands that he have a turn with the kite. Meanwhile, their sister, The youngest (The little girl), is chatting with their mother in the parlour. She has a very active imagination and is telling her mother a story that she came up with. Growing bored with staying inside she tells her mother that she's off to play with her bothers. The mother (The woman) watches her leave with a smile on her face, her heart swelling in adoration for her precious daughter. The girl joins her brothers on the roof, sees the kite and starts amusing herself with her imagination, waving at it as if it were a giant talking butterfly and giggling when she imagines a small man clinging to it for dear life, parachute strapped to his back. She's too involved with staring at the kite to notice that the middle child is fed up with his older brother not sharing and begins to fight for control of the kite. In the tussle, their sister is knocked off the roof and she screams before she hits the water below, dying on impact (because she landed wrong, a bellyflop from that height can kill you). Both parents hear the scream and the father immediately rushes home to see what happend. When he arrives, the boys have already told the mother and she tells him the news. He comforts her for a brief moment before his grief surfaces in the form of anger and he blames her, saying that if she hadn't let their daughter play outside that day, then she would still be alive. He storms off, leaving her in tears. He finds his sons and immediately begins yelling at his first born, telling him that he was foolish for playing on the roof and starting a fight with his brother. The oldest boy tries to explain but his father beats him while his younger brother sits with his back turned, consumed by guilt and in the throes of a panic attack, because he feels that his father is blaming everyone except the person at fault: him. Their mother dies a month later of a broken heart and the boys are left to be raised by an abusive father. Flash forward many years and the brothers are now young men. The younger brother has been haunted by guilt and grief his entire life and is in the middle of a panic attack, similar to the one he had on the day of his sister's death. The older brother tries to console him, as he has many times, saying that it's not his fault. He had taken his father's blame for the incident throughout the remainder of their childhood because he wanted to protect his little brother from his father's abuse. As the elder brother consoles the younger, their father returns home in a drunken haze, still pointing the finger of blame at his oldest son. The father tries to beat his first born again, but this time he's a grown man. The older brother easily throws the old man to the ground and declares that he no longer considers him is father and storms off, leaving his father dying of a heart attack on the ground. This incident is the final nail in the coffin for the younger brother as grief and guilt consume him and drive him to insanity. He ends up in bedlam and his days are filled with screaming, sobbing and rocking back and forth while murmuring to himself and slapping the sides of his head with his fingers. The grudge-esque woman symbolises his guilt in the form of the corpse of what his little sister would look like if she had grown up. The woman in black symbolises (obviously) the angel of death, or in the case of the song, the angel of afterlife. The singer is the man's spirit, if you will, praying for death and forgiveness at the same time and hoping that everything will be made right by God's grace. The part when the angel of afterlife herself sings is when she answers his prayer. The end, when he hallucinates his little sister alive and well symbolises a kind of death or afterlife, as his mind no longer lives in the real world. REAL SAD STORY, YO.
Anybody else literally was in tears because you understood a video and realize it was sad and very meaningful? I am literally in tears because of this video. It is a very amazing video.
I am still in love with Khans amazing voice, but what I feel people seems to forget is that Kamelot has 4 (with Karvik 5) over the top amazing artists. The arrival of Karvik, for me personally, doesn't change Kamelots status as my favourite band, nor should it for any other true fan of Kamelot. I still love you guys, more than you can imagine :3
Pretty much this song got me into Kamelot and when Elize appeared I had to check out Amaranthe. Plus seeing Tommy, Elize, and Alissa work together made me fanboy
@@KrauzerUTH There's a happy family, that consists of the father, mother, 2 brother twins, and 1 sister. One brother accidentally shove his sister to the river down below. His father got mad at both the mother and the brother. But he pick the wrong brother, the other one. The one that shove the sister was covered in guilt. In 1888 they meet again, the brother still covered in guilt and the other brother asked "still thinks about that?" and the father appeared and the other brother became angry asf and the father died from heart attack
@@KrauzerUTH There are two brothers and a sister. Sister is father's favorite. One brother, completely accidentally, kills his sister. This causes mental breakdowns in both the brother and the father. The brother is so completely overwhelmed with guilt that he can no longer function; by the standards of the time shown in the setting of the story, he becomes insane. The father is so overcome with anger that he cannot forgive his son, and becomes insane. Father's unrelenting anger drives the "guilty" son further and further into himself and his guilt, all the way into the son's adulthood. "Guilty" son keeps reliving the event that killed his sister. Meanwhile, the "not guilty" son does his best as a mediator, doing what he can to protect his brother from their father's wrath, because father's insane anger just won't let go. Father dies, "not guilty" son is finally relieved of needing to protect his brother. And, finally, without his insane father reminding him every day of his guilt, the "guilty" son has a vision of his sister coming to him and forgiving him. God, I'm tearing up just explaining it. It's a heartbreaking story with a happy ending about forgiveness.
I love Tommy so much. I love the entire Silverthorn album. Tommy has a perfect voice, people keep saying that he's not enough like Roy Khan or that Khan was better. I can't judge because I just found the band this year, and the only song I have heard by Khan is The Haunting. I am a die hard Tommy Karevik fan. I am a die hard Silverthorn fan. And that will never change. I love you Tommy! You are more than perfect :)
I miss Roy, a lot, he can never be replaced. They did as fantastic job as possible picking the new guy, and he does a phenomenal job. I just hope Roy knows how appreciated he once was.
True fans love Kamelot... True Fans love Roy Khan, Thomas Youngblood, Tommy Karevik, Oliver Palotai, Casey Grillo, Sean Christians, Glenn Barry, Mark Vanderbilt, Richard Warner and David Pavlicko. All members who passed on the band .. all are amazing..
Harley has way more of an adorableness factor (which reminds me way more of Elize), but I get what you're saying. Alissa's harsh vocals always sound unhinged, and she sounds like she has at least one mental breakdown per album, haha. It's a good thing though, makes her sound more awesome.
I think Tommy is a really good replacement for Roy, as he has a similar style that Kamelot fans love, so it's not a drastic change, but his voice is really good and different in some ways, too.
Why am I only finding out about these guys now? This music is fucking gold! I've bought the Haven album and imma explore the rest of their music now, but what album i should be listening to next?
+Fire of Jagz You should definitely listen to their album Epica and then the album The Black Halo. It's all one story-line and every song flows into the other. It's just great
***** well it's quite hard to find them on cd because they're not sold in stores anymore where I live (idk if they were ever sold here in the first place). So I had to buy them 2nd hand and I found both the albums just a few days ago on the internet :)
Wow. That. Was. The most. INCREDIBLE music video I've ever seen! I knew Alissa was gonna be in it but it took a while to recognize Elize in the video. Totally blown away by that. Song is amazing! Love it! Can't stop listening!
Beautiful album art, beautiful voices, and beautiful singers! Kamelot has been and will always be one of my favorite bands, regardless of whose behind the microphone.
I haven't listened to Kamelot since the days of "Ghost Opera" and "Haunting" so I had no idea Roy left the band or any idea what to expect as a result - but this is really, really good :)
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#KAMELOT - Sacrimony (Angel of Afterlife) [OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO]
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+KAMELOT My favourite band EVER!
Awesome songs as always!! Love it!!
magnifique song , Elize Ryd beautiful ❤ woman.
I Love You Elize!!!
Why I can´t listen it in Spotify??
Tommy and Elize's part was EPIC!
KAMELOT - Sacrimony (Angel of Afterlife) [OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO]
Kamelot's Official Music Video Sacrimony (Angel of Afterlife) from their chart-breaking album "Silverthorn". Features guest appearances from Alissa White-Gluz and Elize Ryd.
Go to www.mysilverthorn.com and www.kamelot.com for more info
Aviso kamelot viene a mexico 2014 lugar circo volador saliendo metro la viga no se lo pierdan conste que les avise.abrazos para todos
Y aca cd. Mexico proximos eventos para 2014 lugar circo volador.sangrientos saludos.666
Great Band Kamelot!!!
Thanks, you just reminded me, so I'm going to purchase it, also for support of the band.
Richard Warren.muchas gracias saludos, desde CDMX.
So much soul in Elize's cry during their duet at 4:10, gives me chills every time.
the minute she sang Nebula is when the chill factor started
Sean Eggers For me is when she starts with: "I am your angel of afterlife...." and so on. I rewind that part 10000x.
Seen them live 3 times so far and had the chance to meet them in person.
They are the nicest people ever and they adore their fans.
Can't wait to see them again. It was especially amazing when Elize grabbed my hang and sang "I am your Angel of afterlife." I was melting.
This song brought me to Kamelot, Amaranthe, and Alissa-White Gluz.
Not bad
Elize and Tommy are magical together. Their voices are just absolutely perfect when blended together like this.
The problem with most of us is that we continue to compare Tommy to Roy, we keep thinking in the old Kamelot. While I admit, Roy was an amazing talent and a great singer for Kamelot, he's gone now, and I have accepted that. We shouldn't compare Tommy to Khan; we should judge him as his own talent.
I personally love this album and Tommy. Wishing the best for Kamelot!
Tommy is definitely capable of carrying the torch. Half of the time I hear Kahn when he opens his mouth, but he has his own thing which makes it work great.
I believe that what people complain the most about is that Roy's talent was too big compared to Tommy's, I personally think he just didn't fill the hole, and even if I'm being unfair, their music has changed too much since Roy left (and i am not only speaking about this song) so it doesn't really feel like Kamelot anymore. Just my opinion.
I honesty can't really tell the difference. I think they are both great singers!!!!
I was thinking the same thing. I miss Roy, although Tommy is doing an awesome job, Roy had something more. He really sang from the heart. I went to see them live shortly before they announced the split and it was amazing. Keep on doing good music Kamelot. :)
True to that, i personaly feel that this album is better than Poetry for the Poisoned, it brings memories from Karma, Epica, Black halo and ghost opera, and Tommy's voice is very compatible with Kamelot's. Khan was great but Kamelot are not gone.
Lyrics
A passing life each day, a carving on the wall
It’s like a night without awakening
The truth is lost, and maybe never to be found
Like the shadows of my pantomime
When all the world is gathered for the final feast,
Will there be someone to believe in me?
Voices echoing in my distorted mind
Is this for real or just a dream?
(Am I losing my mind? I am not afraid, my dear)
Sing for me angel of afterlife calming me down
Chaos inside my nebula
And make the wrong turn to right in a celestial light
Forgive my sacrimony
Tell me what they say that I’m supposed to know
Tell me every little detail
Make truth appear for me as distant memories
Like pictures on a silver screen
Elize Ryd:
It all becomes clear
The truth will appear
Forever a debt for you and me
Sing for me angel of afterlife calming me down
Chaos inside my nebula
And make the wrong turn to right in a celestial light
Forgive my sacrimony
Alissa White-Gluz:
And now leave me alone
Erase my memory
Don’t want to hear, don’t want to see
Don’t want to think about the lie that follows me
All becomes clear
But no one will hear my testimony
Elize Ryd:
I am your angel of afterlife calming you down
Silence inside your nebula
And when the wrong turns to right in a celestial light
I’ll be your testimony
Sing for me angel of afterlife calming me down
Chaos inside my nebula
And make the wrong turn to right in a celestial light
Forgive my sacrimony
(Ring around a rosie,
A pocketful of posies,
Ashes, ashes
We all fall down)
Songwriters: karevik / palotai
I have to admit I was extremely worried about their new singer not being able to hold up to Roy, I am so happy my worries were totally unfounded. Not only is it the same Kamelot that I've loved for years, but Tommy adds his own personality to the vocals, and it works. Perfectly executed member change. Keep it up guys!
This is how you pick a new singer. Qualities of the old singer, but clearly their own person as well. That way the band gets something new without changing their fundamental sound. As well as not expecting a new singer to sing in ranges not meant for them. Some bands miss the boat on that one. Kamelot did good picking Tommy. Excellent.
Great song, marvellous voices, fantastic video.👍
Elize and Alissa are the cherry on the cake.😍
Mind Blown!!! I can't believe I'm only discovering this now.. This is pure musical brilliance. Every time I watch this video I like the song more and more. Tommy Karevik, Elize Ryd and Alissa White-Gluz, what a revolutionary trio. I really hope to see more songs featuring these names in the future.
I love this song, but the video is surely a tear jerker. They surely know how to draw out different emotions. The collaboration of Alissa, Elize and Tommy in this song is purely magical. They all complement each other. I hope they do more in the future.
Came here for Alissa, left with tears...
Liar liar though
I came for Elize.
As I've brought up before on other videos, I see Roy and Tommy as being different in subtle ways. Most here in the comments can tell because, well, we're either metalheads, Kamelot fans, or both. Roy tended to switch from a deeper register to a higher register often, showcasing his background in opera. The darker, deeper notes were Roy's signature. Tommy, on the other hand, remains in a soaring high register for most of the songs he is on. This is more of Power's Metal's signature vocal style, so it's expected. This style of vocals compliments Silverthorn's addition of driving synthesizer in a few of the songs, lightening up much of the album.
All time's greatest melodical metal album...I can't stop listening to it, eversince just released...
I admit I came here for Alissa but that was phenomenal!!! Definitely gonna check out more of Kamelots's stuff!
Opposite here. Came here for Kamelot, now watching Arch Enemy videos 😃 If you didn't already, I highly recommend checking out The Black Halo!
+MutilatedMetalhead While your at it, if you like the vocalist check out Seventh Wonder. He really shines there. The whole band does actually, the bass and vocals in seventh wonder are out of this world.
+MutilatedMetalhead their latest album, Haven is really great
+MutilatedMetalhead Pay attention! A few years ago I came to "March of Mephisto" vid for Shagrath from Dimmu Borgir and got stuck with Kamelot ;-)
+Jan Soukup #right-on! I heard of these guys from a geeky 16 year old gamer girl and have been a part of the Kamelot world ever since. Being a musician, I can say they are the "Czars of Symphonic Metal", to me.
Oh sweet lord!!!!
Elize Ryd is gorgeous!!!
She really is
Yep, two metal goddesses in one vid.
Iranicus Malk apparently lol
Keep coming back to the video, I think it fits the song wonderfull - and I love the female addition here, in graphics and singing. But, Tommy is an amazing singer.
I agree. It must have been a bitch to fill Roy's shoes, but Tommy does it and gives them a new dynamic as well.
Loved this song the first day I heard it. It was on repeat for God knows how long❤
This guys are the best. Kamelot is absolutely EPIC
Her voice is just absolutely amazing and man is Elize gorgeous
Cant wait to see you tomorrow in Montreal !
Elize looking so gorgeous as always
but gosh, really jealous she can be so near Tommy like that 4:12
I haven't listened much kamelot's music since Roy left, But Tommy is such a great singer and this song is just so good that you want to listen to it over and over again. Definitively my interest in the band is on once more. Keep on doing good music guys.
Old fans love Roy.. New fans love Tommy.. True fans love Kamelot
3:59 "silence inside your nebula"...(when she says nebula)!!
EPIC scene!!
walkie0talkie Chills!! xD
Thanks dude, I know her, but somehow didn't like Amaranthe so much.
+walkie0talkie Those eyes though....
Gave me chills without a doubt
+walkie0talkie totally agree. Elize
Anyone else cry every time they watch and hear this song? Sad, yet beautiful.
Tommy really does show his skills. never will truely replace Khan but will be an excellent continuation to the life a really high quality band. I feel in the shadow theory he really comes to his own. can't wait for more things this band will do in the future.
Tommy is simply one of the best vocalists I've heard in my entire life. His range, power and emotion is pretty much unrivalled and amazingly he's probably even better live. Excellent song and album.
And also Marc Hudson from Dragonforce. He can do high notes and growls. And his live performance is just amazing
I love Tommy, but Dimash is better
I recommend to everyone here, to listen the new Ayreon's album The Source, Tommy's
participation there gives me tears of joy and happiness.
Plot of the video as I see it:
A rich family of five live in a mansion, next to a river, on a piece of land in the country.
One of the children, a boy and the oldest of the three (The boy in red) is flying a kite on the roof when his brother, the middle child (The boy in black), joins him on the roof and demands that he have a turn with the kite.
Meanwhile, their sister, The youngest (The little girl), is chatting with their mother in the parlour. She has a very active imagination and is telling her mother a story that she came up with.
Growing bored with staying inside she tells her mother that she's off to play with her bothers. The mother (The woman) watches her leave with a smile on her face, her heart swelling in adoration for her precious daughter.
The girl joins her brothers on the roof, sees the kite and starts amusing herself with her imagination, waving at it as if it were a giant talking butterfly and giggling when she imagines a small man clinging to it for dear life, parachute strapped to his back.
She's too involved with staring at the kite to notice that the middle child is fed up with his older brother not sharing and begins to fight for control of the kite. In the tussle, their sister is knocked off the roof and she screams before she hits the water below, dying on impact (because she landed wrong, a bellyflop from that height can kill you).
Both parents hear the scream and the father immediately rushes home to see what happend.
When he arrives, the boys have already told the mother and she tells him the news. He comforts her for a brief moment before his grief surfaces in the form of anger and he blames her, saying that if she hadn't let their daughter play outside that day, then she would still be alive. He storms off, leaving her in tears.
He finds his sons and immediately begins yelling at his first born, telling him that he was foolish for playing on the roof and starting a fight with his brother. The oldest boy tries to explain but his father beats him while his younger brother sits with his back turned, consumed by guilt and in the throes of a panic attack, because he feels that his father is blaming everyone except the person at fault: him.
Their mother dies a month later of a broken heart and the boys are left to be raised by an abusive father.
Flash forward many years and the brothers are now young men. The younger brother has been haunted by guilt and grief his entire life and is in the middle of a panic attack, similar to the one he had on the day of his sister's death.
The older brother tries to console him, as he has many times, saying that it's not his fault. He had taken his father's blame for the incident throughout the remainder of their childhood because he wanted to protect his little brother from his father's abuse.
As the elder brother consoles the younger, their father returns home in a drunken haze, still pointing the finger of blame at his oldest son.
The father tries to beat his first born again, but this time he's a grown man. The older brother easily throws the old man to the ground and declares that he no longer considers him is father and storms off, leaving his father dying of a heart attack on the ground.
This incident is the final nail in the coffin for the younger brother as grief and guilt consume him and drive him to insanity.
He ends up in bedlam and his days are filled with screaming, sobbing and rocking back and forth while murmuring to himself and slapping the sides of his head with his fingers.
The grudge-esque woman symbolises his guilt in the form of the corpse of what his little sister would look like if she had grown up.
The woman in black symbolises (obviously) the angel of death, or in the case of the song, the angel of afterlife.
The singer is the man's spirit, if you will, praying for death and forgiveness at the same time and hoping that everything will be made right by God's grace.
The part when the angel of afterlife herself sings is when she answers his prayer.
The end, when he hallucinates his little sister alive and well symbolises a kind of death or afterlife, as his mind no longer lives in the real world.
REAL SAD STORY, YO.
I wasn't quite fully comprehend the plot. Thank you for making it clear. Good music! Good video! Good story!
Came here for Alissa, left with a new favourite song. Lead singer has one hell of a voice.
Anybody else literally was in tears because you understood a video and realize it was sad and very meaningful?
I am literally in tears because of this video. It is a very amazing video.
Don't you love when Elize Ryd just pops up from nowhere?
The ultimate song!! With the two hottest women of music, Elize Ryde and Allisa White-Gluz all in one song!😍😍😘❤️❤️❤️❤️
Greetings from Bulgaria.. we love you !
I was stunned and amazed that Kamelot would survive after Khan's departure. This is a pretty damn good song!
Geil! Schön, dass es solche Bands noch gibt !
Oh god, when Alissa started her part, I got goose bumps.
This trio of vocalists is stunning. I hope Kamelot use this more on the next album.
First, Tommy sounding a lot like Khan and with such a powerful voice, then Elize and then Alissa. What do you want? Kill me with ear-pleasure?
i love how its like elize you get the angelic lovely part and allisa look possessed and scream lovely i love them both of course :D
this is not just a song this is perfection
Absolutely! Kamelot rocks. I am a fan of Seventh Wonder so I knew I would LOVE the new Kamelot album. Long live Kamelot.
I am still in love with Khans amazing voice, but what I feel people seems to forget is that Kamelot has 4 (with Karvik 5) over the top amazing artists. The arrival of Karvik, for me personally, doesn't change Kamelots status as my favourite band, nor should it for any other true fan of Kamelot.
I still love you guys, more than you can imagine :3
Elize Ryd makes every song better. I see great things ahead for Kamelot. Rock on!!!
Elize Ryd is so underrated as vocalist.
ya know what's better than this song here? kamelot playing it live!🤩simply the best!
Pretty much this song got me into Kamelot and when Elize appeared I had to check out Amaranthe. Plus seeing Tommy, Elize, and Alissa work together made me fanboy
Kamelot is the Michelangelo of music!
wow what a story. love videos with story lines. awesome song
orchidflower72 hello, explain the story to me?
@@KrauzerUTH
There's a happy family, that consists of the father, mother, 2 brother twins, and 1 sister. One brother accidentally shove his sister to the river down below. His father got mad at both the mother and the brother. But he pick the wrong brother, the other one. The one that shove the sister was covered in guilt. In 1888 they meet again, the brother still covered in guilt and the other brother asked "still thinks about that?" and the father appeared and the other brother became angry asf and the father died from heart attack
I find myself nearly in tears every time I watch this video.
@@KrauzerUTH There are two brothers and a sister. Sister is father's favorite. One brother, completely accidentally, kills his sister. This causes mental breakdowns in both the brother and the father. The brother is so completely overwhelmed with guilt that he can no longer function; by the standards of the time shown in the setting of the story, he becomes insane. The father is so overcome with anger that he cannot forgive his son, and becomes insane. Father's unrelenting anger drives the "guilty" son further and further into himself and his guilt, all the way into the son's adulthood. "Guilty" son keeps reliving the event that killed his sister. Meanwhile, the "not guilty" son does his best as a mediator, doing what he can to protect his brother from their father's wrath, because father's insane anger just won't let go.
Father dies, "not guilty" son is finally relieved of needing to protect his brother. And, finally, without his insane father reminding him every day of his guilt, the "guilty" son has a vision of his sister coming to him and forgiving him.
God, I'm tearing up just explaining it. It's a heartbreaking story with a happy ending about forgiveness.
I love Tommy so much. I love the entire Silverthorn album. Tommy has a perfect voice, people keep saying that he's not enough like Roy Khan or that Khan was better. I can't judge because I just found the band this year, and the only song I have heard by Khan is The Haunting. I am a die hard Tommy Karevik fan. I am a die hard Silverthorn fan. And that will never change. I love you Tommy! You are more than perfect :)
There's not another woman on the planet that looks like Elize...beauty to the nth degree!
You're totally right. Those choruses get stuck in my head all day long.
So I just found this band by accident.... And I'm loving every minute.
this band.makes everything as it should be ! Vocals,music,lyrics,video,casting....Well....fuck me ! They're perfect !
Yes!! I wish they come to Greece sometime!
they are 😉
You forgot edgy music videos too!
Agree. Loved them since 2005, when I fist listened to The Black Halo.
Just like children of bodom
Chaos inside my nebula
Fantastic lyrics
I love that song and also fact that clip was recorded in Fantast Castle in Serbia. Love Kamelot since first album, miss Roy but Tommy is also great 🤘
The instrumentals at 3:25 always sends a shiver down my spine, fucking love it.
I miss Roy, a lot, he can never be replaced. They did as fantastic job as possible picking the new guy, and he does a phenomenal job. I just hope Roy knows how appreciated he once was.
One of the best songs they have ever made....
I finally saw Kamelot live yesterday, and I was so happy when they played this.
Thx for this Song. Just brilliant and the first time i feel something again while listening to music.
4:47 her eyes *__*! She is talented, beatiful and powerful singer. I love Alissa, her voice, her growl!
I just love this song and Tommy's voice!
Greetings from Argentina. We're waiting you!
Elyze's part hits me in the feels like a goddam train, instant tears.
Oh, I will! Looking forward to seeing you all there! The stars have at last aligned after all!
This becomes the sexiest video of all time at 4:08. Both of these people are gorgeous.
Saw it at the New Orleans show as well. Was an incredible night! Got to meet them all afterwards.
This song is Masterpiece 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Alissa White-Gluz and Elize Ryd....uauuuu,super!!)),...perfektní song..
Amazing :o I Love this song, now.
Congratulations Kamelot
Kisses of Brazil 👋
It doesn't matter how good the other albums are, Silverthorn is my favorite.
Elyze's voice is amazing!
True fans love Kamelot... True Fans love Roy Khan, Thomas Youngblood, Tommy Karevik, Oliver Palotai, Casey Grillo, Sean Christians, Glenn Barry, Mark Vanderbilt, Richard Warner and David Pavlicko. All members who passed on the band .. all are amazing..
Alissa has my vote for the coolest chick in metal...great guest artist choice. She always makes me think of Harley Quinn (compliment) for some reason.
Cause both Alissa and Harley are badass?
Harley has way more of an adorableness factor (which reminds me way more of Elize), but I get what you're saying. Alissa's harsh vocals always sound unhinged, and she sounds like she has at least one mental breakdown per album, haha. It's a good thing though, makes her sound more awesome.
Not to mention - and this is just my personal opinion - she's also THE most beautiful lady of metal. Definitely dig her band Arch Enemy. Huge fan.
Alissa White-Gluz and Elize Ryd, girls you have a legion of fans in Brazil!
chills went up my spine when Alissa and Elize came on
I think Tommy is a really good replacement for Roy, as he has a similar style that Kamelot fans love, so it's not a drastic change, but his voice is really good and different in some ways, too.
Bethius Tiberius I find that the band has changed lyrically since Roy left. :/
Dee Fenestration Not entirely, this is more their first lyrical style before Roy brought Kamlot down a darker path.
This band is outstanding the others and the featuring vocals with Alissa and Elize is flawless
Has this band ever released a bad album?
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I didn't think so.
Literally just came back from their concert here in Dallas! Absolutely amazing performance from everyone!
Why am I only finding out about these guys now? This music is fucking gold! I've bought the Haven album and imma explore the rest of their music now, but what album i should be listening to next?
+Fire of Jagz You should definitely listen to their album Epica and then the album The Black Halo. It's all one story-line and every song flows into the other. It's just great
The Neon Pogo Dancer Thank you, I will listen to those albums
Fire of Jagz No problem
***** well it's quite hard to find them on cd because they're not sold in stores anymore where I live (idk if they were ever sold here in the first place). So I had to buy them 2nd hand and I found both the albums just a few days ago on the internet :)
im pretty sure they sell the cds on their merch store
I'm proud this video was filmed in Belgrade. Kamelot I
tommy sings so beautiful love his voice Great song!
Wow. That. Was. The most. INCREDIBLE music video I've ever seen! I knew Alissa was gonna be in it but it took a while to recognize Elize in the video. Totally blown away by that. Song is amazing! Love it! Can't stop listening!
everything is so good: music, vocals, video
We usually made weddings in this castle.... of the video look good and a music is good too! :D
3:08 - My favorite part out of the whole thing, I think its awesome that Alissa featured in this song! :D
Beautiful album art, beautiful voices, and beautiful singers! Kamelot has been and will always be one of my favorite bands, regardless of whose behind the microphone.
Roy is what I imagine the Vampire Lestat sounded like when he performed with his rock band.
1,000,000! BOOOOOOOOOOOOOM! Congrats Kamelot. ♥
I haven't listened to Kamelot since the days of "Ghost Opera" and "Haunting" so I had no idea Roy left the band or any idea what to expect as a result - but this is really, really good :)
I get shivers everytime she sing's "...calling you down". Such a great voice for that part!
Brazilian Tour this year!!
That keyboard riff at 3:38 .... I can't stop listening to it.