Sabaton - 1916 | METAL MUSIC VIDEO PRODUCERS REACT
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Another insane video by Sabaton! Would you like to watch us react to the making of on our Patreon?
The reason why Motorhead appeared in this song is because Lemmy is the one who wrote it.
The song 1916 was originally created by Motorhead. This is Sabaton's cover of their song.
This is a cover of the masterpiece "1916" written by Lemmy. You should listen to it, everybody should. In my opinion it's the greatest anti-war song ever written.
Dont' waste your breath, their whole generation is born without brains or hearts.
As people have mentioned, this is a cover of a Motörhead song. The two guys standing in the door opening at 6:20 are Mikkey Dee and Phil Campbell, the drummer and the guitarist of Motörhead. The guy holding Lemmy picture is Eddie Rocha, who was Motörheads and now Sabatons tour manager.
Micky Dee is from Sweden (Gotheburh) as almoust the hole band Sabaton is from Sweden
@@jp3933 the entire band is Swedish, not sure if you are referring to that Joakim's mother is from former Czechoslovakia but Joakim is borne and raised in Sweden with a Swedish father.
@@Templarofsteel88 ohh ihougt the drummer was dutch my bad
@@jp3933 his wife Floor Jansen from the band Nightwish is from the Netherlands, sounds like you mixed them up.
as a former soldier of the british army who fought in iraq, nowt makes me cry, but this song got me bawling, which is very shocking considering after an IED took my leg, i developed Alexithymia (inability to express any emotion) the original version of this song by lemmy broke that and gave me my emotions back, and now this one makes me feel nothing but emotional pride
In addition to being a compositional and cinematic masterpiece, there's an Easter egg in almost every frame. Utter genius.
Crew: "How many Easter Eggs do you want?"
Sabaton: "YES!"
I had tears in my eyes...😢
Good homage to other soldiers dying face down in the mud as well as an
*Homage to Motorhead* who recorded the song originally.
Their videos are probably a better history lesson than what is taught in schools now! Sabaton is an absolutely fantastic band!
Powerful song!
Well done SABATON ❣️
Thank you so much ❤ from the Netherlands 🇳🇱
Great! This is a cover of Motörheads 1916, written by Lemmy, inspired by a documentary...
Sabaton has released a video how the video of 1916 was made check it out its insane work 👍
We might watch that one on our Patreon then!
@@coldnorthcreative As producers, I highly recommend it, it mostly talks about Adam Barkers thoughts.
Lemmy from Motörhead saw a documentary about the 1st World War and it inspired him to write, among other things, the song 1916 which is now covered by Sabaton. The music video was shot in 3 different locations in England. All the people who join the march are people who are fans of metal music and they advertised for people and they came, they didn't know about anything but they had just written that it is worth meeting. You have all the different soldiers and flags from different countries. Because as they sing, that's what it's like to be a soldier. The Swedish flag is included and the drummer and lead guitarist are wearing Swedish uniforms, because Sweden was involved in the 30-year war.
Also: The Mötorhead album 1916 had flags of the warring nations in the cover, and the Motörhead flag seen is close to that cover.
So the flags were a salute to Mötorhead on several levels.
Sabaton released a "making of" this video that I'm sure you'd enjoy.
Sabaton NEVER glorifies war. One of their amazing trades.
The soldiers from others era's are a homage to some of Sabaton's other songs likes of Night Witches, Sparta, the blood of Bannockburn, etc.
Hello from Iowa USA. Thank you for another great reaction. I really enjoy the direction you take in analyzing the actual video since most reactors ignore it or don't have the skill set to appreciate it. Don't be afraid to go into more detail on the shots and setups, and please ignore the fanatics who don't understand what you are trying to do. I think you would enjoy the videos produced by Saltatio Mortis, a German medieval metal band. "My Mother Told Me" and "Pray to the Hunter" both are very involved in costuming and production, and each has additional videos showing the behind the scenes making of the music videos.
Just to fill in the blanks, Lemmy Kilmister discusses the song "1916" in his autobiography "White Line Fever." He wrote the song after watching a TV documentary on the 1916 Battle of the Somme during which a veteran of the battle broke down describing holding his best friend in his arms as he died, which affected Lemmy deeply. I believe the quote from Lemmy in the video is from the book.
Looking forward to more insights and analysis from you. Stay safe and stay well.
ah! thank you so much for kind words and insight 🖤
Of course you should keep watching Sabaton, and Rammstein as well for that matter. They are some of the best right now in my opinion. I think you guys are on the right track by watching these successful bands and I can't wait to see your future productions. Good luck guys!!
Thank you so much for that 🖤
The song from the album 1916 by Motorhead came out in 1991
Now you have to see the documentary from this video ...greetings from nwAse Sweden
We just might do that over on our Patreon
Thanks for taking in all of the video..have good )
Thank you!
This is important. In a few years you'll know why.
Another really well made video by Sabaton is Screaming Eagles.
"Sabaton '1916', produced by JONAS KJELLGREN" The Bassist of Raubtier!
Birmingham I believe was chosen as one of the streets to march down in the video in dedication to the over 230 men from Birmingham who died on the first day of the Somme. Most of the historical figures shown in the video were from other songs Sabaton had done. When they get off the bus they were arriving on the street sometime in the 1980s. So you have multiple time periods being represented in this video not just from the soldiers but the people on the streets.
seen figures on the death toll for somme, not quite two square meter per casualty, barely a grave. insanity!
It's absolutely wild an horrific to think about!
Motörhead weren't from Birmingham, but Black Sabbath and Judas Priest were. [I hope you'll forgive a mainly pasted comment, it took me a while to write the first time.] I saw Sabaton perform this live in Leeds on the first night of the current tour, and it was so emotional. So let's raise a few glasses: to Birmingham, birthplace of metal; to Lemmy (RIP); to Sabaton; and to those who sacrificed so much. My wife's grandfather was one of those who lied about his age - he was only _14_ when he went to the Front! He got out alive, thanks to some amazing luck: he was wounded and taken to a field hospital, and his own father was there at the same time. He swore a lot when he saw his son, then wrote to his wife back home explaining the situation. She in turn sent evidence of their boy's age to the War Office and they pulled him out. After he came home he never spoke to anyone in the family about his experiences. Greetings from South Yorkshire - Lest We Forget.
It is filmed in Birmingham, the birthplace of Lemmy, and the song was written by Lemmy.
Oh cool
Lemmy was born in Stoke on Trent. He lived in North Wales b4 moving to London. Covenant With Death. - John Harris. Good book. I have read White Line Fever too.
This is based on the motorhead song called "1916" so it was not only a re-tribute to the soldiers, was also a tribute for Motorhead and Lemmy (RIP)
The two persons at 9:40 are two of the ex-members of Motorhead who are still alive
i think they are the only two that were with motorhead all the way and nowadays are still alive
@@hectorjuncal2312 Not all the way Motorhead had a few lineup-changes...
It's a really well done video, clever concept...simple but impactful
For being 'non power metalheads' you did a great job!🤘😄 Sabaton spare no expences when it comes to music videos. Always high quality!
I'm a huge Sabaton fan, my man and daughters are not... I always walk around the house with headphones or being a pain in the butt for the rest of the household... 🎶🎸😁
Hälsningar från Skåne!
den kommentaren kunde jag skrivet 😊. Im a big Sabatonfan. My man and son is not. Me being a pain ....
J. R. R. Tolkien was at the somme. He wrote that at the end of the first day all of his friends except for maybe one were killed.
I think one of their great videos (imo), since you're already mentioned Christmas Truce is Bismarck. Tina Guo on the cello after the main song.
Lenny watched a documentary of the battle of the Somme and wrote this song
Tina Guo on cello....
That's Mikkey Dee and Phil Campbell from Motorhead carrying Lemmy's picture....I believe the video was made in Birmingham UK.
A lot of scenes were filmed at The Black Country Living Museum in Dudley not far from Birmingham.
ah cool!
the march of the dead
this song is a cover version from Lemmy Kilmister
ah thanks!
This is a fucking tribute to Lemmy
Lemmy wrote this song over 30 years ago.
Guys if you really react to the video from your creative side, i think you still have very much to learn.
made in Birmingham and black country
The out of place soldiers are referring to their other songs.
So I freaking love Sabaton, but I respect that you can say it’s not your cup of tea. I get pretty tired of watching reactions where they feel totally fake and you know they are only acting it out to appease the fans and get more views. So I admire an authentic reaction here
"probably someone we should know"
Brits, not knowing Motörhead (Cryingfaceemoji)
The song tho, more a tribute to Motörhead's 1916.
Well we aren't british
I have no idea what was going on with the subtitles but they derped pretty hard.
Is it AI generated transcripts or something? Because I see a lot of this on youtube with wonky subtitles like this.
It's like someone misheard the lyrics and wrote it down.
Awesome video by Sabaton though.
That‚is Motorhead copver.
Helt klart Danskar 😊
So clueless it hurts.
lol shut up nerd
@@coldnorthcreative Why don't you go do something, you don't suck at instead.
if you now sabaton so you whould have now that all the soldiers including the women is a refrace to old vidios
I do have a problem with Sabaton
and it is the themes they sing about
there is a very fine line between
singing about historical events
and singing glorifying war
So I spend so much time listening to the lyrics
checking for potential glorification
and when they sing about Swedish kings
there tends to be a blind spot to their faults
Having learnt a lot of Nordic history when
I worked in Estonia and Finland
and they definitely see some of the the events
and Swedish kings (and Danish ones too) differently.
The 1916 song by Lemmy and on their 1916 album
is an anomaly in their output and stands out for that.
I would be interested in your take on the construction of the video
I presume they use war film footage mixed with their stuff
in some muddy field in presumably the UK rather than Flanders.
As a child I grew up with war memorials in Yorkshire
with hundreds of names - more in WW1 than WW2 often
My school had a memorial
Every town has a memorial
And the Sunday nearest 11 November is Remembrance Sunday
when services are held at these memorials
"They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them."
written in 1914
Try next time to get some knolage about song ore artist. Little respekt guys
Ok
There are time to make stupid jokes about stuff and there are times to not makes stupid jokes about stuff. Imo this is one of the times you shouldn't make stupid jokes about stuff.
Worst reaction I've seen for this song this far.
Ok
Too much talking
Too much commenting
wtf are you laughing at a huge tragedy thats so disrespectfull
we aren't laughing at any tragedy, we are laughing at a guy in an world war 1 outfit ripping a solo on an electric guitar.
You don't know nothing
This is a cover of motorhead's hello Motorhead I love sabaton I'm glad they did this song
ah makes sense that they are in the video then.