Vocal Coach reacts to SABATON - Uprising (Joakim Brodén Live)
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Vocal Coach reacts reaction to SABATON - Uprising (Joakim Brodén Live)
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"Holy Moly that's a mad crowd." Yeah, he is singing about Warsaw Uprising to the Polish crowd. There is no way that wouldn't get them them going.
Well to be fair. Sabaton also had that same crowd going singing about a German panzer division.
@@TeamSky01 Well, they probably have some respect for soldiers who took their entire country in a very short amount of time. Sure, they hate them, but still you have some respect for even your enemy.
Perzyn they may play music about historical events but that doesn’t the fans has to hate the music if its bad parts of the fans history. Its music at the end of the day. Metal music and you don’t have to know the lyrics to enjoy it and head bang to it
@@fazsum41 Broden has stressed many times how Sabaton is not about factions or politics, just recounting history through music. They'll do Primo Victoria in Berlin just as they would do in London.
@@edoardoprevelato6577 hell in Germany the crowd went mad over Attack of the dead man or 82nd all the way. Sabaton bring's people together, they made their point very clear. war knows no nation there is no evil in war just soldiers, people doing what they are told to
the only time they called something evil was the nazis, but sabaton clearly separates between Germany/German Soldiers and the Nazi Party
Now that I think about it...
Sabaton:
Tells stories of heroism
Tells about past events
Sings them like telling a story.
Alright his a modern day bard!
Even better. Joakim is a SKALD. A Bard but MANLIER and singing about epic deeds and WAR. Tell me you can't see him breaking out an axe and busting skulls without losing his place or breath.
Toss a coin to your tank oh valley of plenty
that one band with no hot girls on their music videos because why do you need them when you have hussars?
@@spartan2299 THEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED!
@@lastdracon COMING DOWN THE MOUNTAINSIDE
Sidenote: The singing along is partly because this is a song about Poland, sung in Poland, the refrain even has the polish name of warsaw.
As for his diction, its always amazingly on point, often even when he is singing german parts or names (as one does in WW2 lyrics).
Do listen to the Swedish version of some of carolus Rex's songs ... amazing that he managed to write the same song in 2 languages, and both sound amazing and natural.
I think I've heard (but not extensively researched) that the Swedish versions of Carolus Rex -- their best album to me -- makes Charles XII sound much better.
Warszawo walcz!
Indeed, it's pretty impressive.
@@demoncleaner80 well, i looked at translations of the swedish one vs english. They say the same basic stuff "i was born to rule; i answer to god; europe will bow to me" yadda yadda.
The only thing different in the swedish one is that there are lyrics that say something like "i fight side by side with Caroleans, knee by knee".
Im not swedish, i dont speak swedish, so there could be more to it than that
But the alot of English version doesn't sound natural. It feels realy forced, feels like the use alot of "nöd rim"
Beth: "woo, so much power"
Me: "well Beth, it is called power metal for a reason"
power metal? what is this dragonforce? lol
@@Bhisha96 power metal as far as I know, is songs that talk about stories, not concepts or feelings like other songs do. Idk, power metal just gets used for a lot of bands that don't have much in common other than the instruments and the general tone.
@@andrescd9327 if power metal is songs about stories. does that mean every pop artist is power metal too?, it's basically like saying led zeppelin is viking metal because of them having a song where they sing about the vikings.
S'azha id say Dragon Force is more speed metal then power metal but each to his own.
@@Bhisha96 I must upset you but Sabaton is indeed power metal. Power metal don't have to be about dragons!
i also like that Joakim Regularly Rolls his R's which adds a nice be of flavour to the sound.
It's those R's that make the song so appealing to the polish fans since he's singing "Warszawo walcz" in polish, which sounds like shit without the hard R. Try to imagine what mein kampf would sound like if it was written in french :P
@@Jaras6794 but its almost every R he'll turn into a hard R. Even in
Plain English words where almoat none of the Rs are rolled except to add accent or flavor when doing monologues
@@devinaschenbrenner2683 You're right, He does it to all words. All I'm saying is that for the polish part it doesn't remove the flavor. Like the W in Warszawo is also pronounced like V so it has the necessary punch to come through as authentic polish chant :)
@@Jaras6794 Warzaw in swedish is pronounced with V in swedish so it's kinda easy for him 😊
That’s Swedish for ya!
Me Seeing Sabaton: automatically clicks on vid
Same! :D
@@TFAric same :D
Same.
my dad sent it to me since he knows we both like Sabaton lmao-
Same
You know you're listening to Sabaton when you miss part of the song because you can't help but headbang.
Damn right!
Truth
Yeah, it's just 1 2 1 2
Well.. its sabaton. Have to listen 3 Times to get the full song
Baritone singing can be very commanding in a way, which is fitting for a band like this; like a sergeant yelling orders.
Can't sing high can't sing low - >Bariton. The most common and least paid vioce in the singers world.
More Sabaton please. He really has some epic voice lines, especially in the live swedish versions of songs such as En Livstid I Krig
I agree
ahhh. good old lifetime of war.
@ger du FOR KRIGET DET KAN!
Yeah especially the live on in gothenburg
2:24
"I just noticed that I'm, bopping, along."
It's called headbanging. Welcome to the party.
Headbanging should be changed to bopping along
@@bramvandepoele7913 or bopping along should be changed to headbanging
Mikays ! Let’s make a compromise: Headbopping!
@@DarthNoox Banging along?
@@TheAngryMoth104 hol up...
That concert was in Poland and more then 500,000 people attend it.
Holy Shit!
@@MattMerica76 that happens when u make a good song about poles. You may not like it, but that's how it is
Woodstock 2012 I believe. The flag they used during that show was one used in some historical events in Poland aswell.
LastNightdragon they weren’t all there just for them though. Also it was 600,000
But why so much nazis in today's Poland?
He does hit some higher notes now and then. Check out their tune "Bismarck" for a good example of him reaching a little higher. Also, their music is a great vehicle for learning about WWI and WWII history!
Idk, I see Joakim struggling a little to reach higher tones on live. Maybe is just my imagination.
@@andrescd9327 watching some of his live performance, he does struggle. But not too horribly. You can tell he's willing to try new things and practice, major props to him
Second that. Bismarck is a great song! And he does hit some higher notes there.
Or 7734
@@andrescd9327 Throughout the year he has been missing some notes, but how can blame him singing for 2h at wacken.
As a Pole whenever i hear this song it makes me proud of who i am... every history is worth telling wether its about great victory or biggest of defeats for the memory of the people who have been there
Tak to jest kurwa🇵🇱
You should be proud. Polish people have much to be proud of
Listen to winged hussiars
Yep winged hussars should just pick you up and carry you to the next weekend :), btw my 2best friends are from poland (swedish btw) thumbs up
@@karl3973 thats nice to hear
Saw them live in Germany once. They really get the crowd going, are always grateful, humble, good-willed and good for a joke.
ChriZ GaGuRoShoMo noch ein beer
What did you expect their Scandinavians
@@warsparrowgaming8784 So are Mayhem and Gorgoroth. And some of them are just batshit crazy.
Im going to their concert in Hamburg in February
Just seen then in Portland Oregon and it was the best show I've ever been to hands down
Joakim still doesnt see himself as a singer. Keep in mind.
Yes thats true...
he'd rather be a tank
Backseat biker
I bring him good news, then!
@@leanderfreiberg8127 that was his childhood dream
He originally signed on as a keyboard player and stood in for a singer until they hired someone else.
They also have their own RUclips channel "sabaton history"
Where they give the history behind the song
Richard Brown with Indy Nidell from the channel Great War no less. Basically a godsend combination in terms of historical entertainment.
@@jiddick Great War is how I learned about this band.
I knew Sabaton, but never watched Sabaton History
I also watched the great war channel with Indy, but had never knew he was part of Sabaton History
So, when I decided to learn about the Winged Hussars, I was pleasently surprised
What the crowd sing is Polish "Warszawo, walcz!"
Translates to Warsaw Fight! (Thanks to google translate)
I bet Joakim has a big permanent bruise on his lower thigh
Munchy Muffins I wouldn’t be surprised. Lol.
Nah he have probably hardend up his skin after all that.
@@Templarofsteel88 Joakim has no skin. He has Panzer
I think it was Par who said that Joakim sometimes complains about his leg hurting and having bruises and everyone else in the Band is just like "Yeah mate if you wanna look cool, you gotta deal with the consequences" or something along those lines
You can't bruise metal
This guy is so amazing he even can sing in some portuguese parts in the song Cobras Fumantes, about our brazilian volunteer heroes in ww2
Smoking snakes!
@@kulak166 Cobras Fumantes eterna e sua vitoria! hahaha
One of my favorite songs!
And German parts also rather decent
Fucking makes me cry every time I hear that song.
A phenomenal front man. You should check out the live version of their song "Ghost Division" from the same concert, Woodstock 2012. Sooo much energy! Joakim runs around all over, pumps his fist and keeps the vocals going at the same time!
My favorite part from that live performance is in between the bridge and the last chorus when the polish crowd screams WARSAW with such pride it just gives me chills
Why is no vocal coach ever reacting to Powerwolf? They have a very unique style and a really talented singer. You would't be disapointed!
Andilope_313 Powewolf is shit
@@IwieIch123 i must have alzheimers cuz i dont remember asking
@@IwieIch123 you're shit mate. You're just jealous of their unique spiciness.
None of them have reacted to Daniel Heiman either.
Can any of ya'll recommend a song/ album to start with? I tried listening to them and for some reason it didn't really click. Maybe i just picked the wrong song, maybe they're not my thing.
Joakim might not be the best singer in metal, but he's a serious contender for best storyteller.
Now we got to get Beth to take a look at Eric Adams and Blackie Lawless...
And David Vincent, for some of the best death metal growling ever ("Covenant" era Morbid Angel)!
Or Don Dokken!
You are so right. Eric and Blackie. Two metal's absolute best!
Joakim and Pär both as songwriters.
And for the guy who said Manowar. Manowar? How about Nanowar....of Steel?
Joakim is still and always will be my favorite.
I was at this concert, I am Polish. This is not an ordinary song, it is a story that our grandparents tell their grandchildren. My grandfather talked about falling bombs (he lost his hearing) even though it is metal music that was once broadcast in our country in its entirety in the main issue of the news. Sabaton rules!
I am so stoked that you're playing this. Beth, I'm such a fan of your stuff and Sabaton are one of my favourite bands. Plus, as my wife is Polish, this is probably one of the best songs they did. My Xmas and New Year have been rolled into one. Keep up the excellent work!! X
Should check out Sabaton's song Great War.
Or Seven Pillars Of Wisdom
Or Fields of Verdun
Fuck it, why not the whole album.
Or just all their songs
I mean my sabaton playlist is just every album
Sabaton seems to have consistantly outstanding crowds, even by metal standards. I highly recommend their shows.
It's always fun watching you react to metal!
You just can't sit still to this kind of music!
You are truly a Metalhead Beth 🤘
YES!! More metal to the people 🤘
"You are truly a Metalhead Beth 🤘"
Some might even call her a.... roaring MetalBeth 🤔
MegaBeth 😜
O'Beth???
🤘🏻
Bethallica 😀
Even that many ppl dont like Sabaton because of Joakims "limitied/Monoton" vocal range i always have to say He doesnt need to have i wide Vocal range! Simply because Sabaton is basicly a modern Version of a Bard and a Bard is telling a Story in first line about the things that happen across the Land.
I actually kinda like his low vocals because it's so different from the usual high power metal singing. Same reason I like Mathias Blad from Falconer, who is not a metal singer at all, but a stage actor who just happens to be singing in a Metal band. :D
@@WolfhoundMercenary His low Vocals fits so perfectly to the songs and the topic of the songs. And even more interesting because he isnt really training and all of that,it makes the whole sining more raspy which fits again very good to the whole sabaton thing.
And what you say about the "high Power" singer i actually dont believe they could even fit in this. I seen a lot of Sabaton covers and most of them doesnt sounds like Sabaton at all or not even bring the feelings in. But there is one i actually like a lot Minniva's Sabatons covers, and surprise she also have a nice deep singing voice.
@Never Trust Bob First of all thx, even that you said you dont like a specific part , about Sabaton, you Sir did it with respect and that is nowadays fucking rare.
But, even that i totally respect and understanding your point and even agree with it, except that Joakim is the worst big vocalists, is there still a Question!
Does Sabaton actually need a wide range?
I mean, to be honest and because you mention Till (Lindemann) allready, look at Rammstein? What is actually the great thing about them? Their Range if you want to tell it like that?
The Lyrics, the shocking moments and the Pyro-Show. Beside that, Rammstein ist very limited/Basic.
But if you would change anything about Rammstein, it wouldnt sound anymore like Rammstein. Because, the way Rammstein is Build up , is the way it works best. Same with Joakim , it works perfectly the way he does it, which you can see very often with Sabaton Covers. Even if they are made very well, they mostly dont have the same Power in it.
@Never Trust Bob First of all, i have to say sry to everone who are feeling triggered by the next word.
I see it in both direction, if we will look at Joakim in a professionel way of a singer, yeah no question about it, he isnt that great when it comes to the range and how he botch some of the high notes sometimes. You cant disagree with that.
BUT and that is the biggest BUT for me.
I also see the Context between Joakims skills and what Sabaton is actually doing and that is more important for me.
Sure, like we said, he doesnt hit the High notes etc. but that fits perfectly to the whole War thing that Sabaton is Based on. A War always Dirty, yeah i called Joakim singing Range a dirty work, a war never goes by the plan but you will bring the war to an end no matter what. And we all know a war brings casualites but the war will be fought.
The same goes with Sabaton Songs, like Shiroyama! They know exactly that Joakim will probably botch the high notes, but at the End only one thing matters. That audience has a great fucking time and if they have to take casualites to fullfill this. Fine do it.
@Never Trust Bob i agree. joakim is not that great of a singer, but he kicks ass on stage. and, personally speaking, i like his low voice a lot more than all these "ball squeezing" high voices that power metal typically has ahahah
If you want your history lesson then Sabaton's "The Last Battle" and "No Bullets Fly" are songs based on truly wonderful stories from the horror of war
or en livstid i krig if you understand swedish
@Hurtmeh Hurtmeh Cliffs of gallipoli may be a wonderful and beautiful song. But the history is not. It's sad.
@@maltewilliamsson1148 a lifetime of war is the same song
@@szubareg7485 well it doesn't really document a single persons struggle when he goes to war the same way the swedish version does
Price of a Mile. About the slaughter at Passiondale.
"and I want my history lesson"
It is this sentence that moved my finger to the subscribe button
Me too
Listen to sabaton Rise of evil if u like he’s deep voice
He's deep voice? Can you even spell?
ImCommunistDoggo. Damn my english is not the best fam?
@@lukasahoh4269 no.
Blind Guardian - The bard's song!
I think she already did this song
@@dennisb.4340 Yes, you're right!
saw this comment, Looked up the song, damn glad i did
Another Stranger me
Everytime I listen to this song I feel a urge to start a new game of The Witcher lmao
A suprise to be sure, but a welcome one.
A mad crowd... Yes, 650 000 Poles going crazy over song about their own history...that you could consider as mad.
Price of a Mile Wacken 2019, please.
Roflmao, your avatar. Slobo!
MY POWERS HAVE DOUBLED SINCE THE LAST TIME WE MET COUNT..
Please more Sabaton
The crowd is so "into" it because this performance was in Poland, and the song is about the Warsaw uprising. There is another video out on youtube for the song "40:1" from the same concert. Also electric! Those Polish are a patriotic group!
I low-key love the crowd singing along in the chorus, it makes it sound even more powerful
ayy welcome to Sabaton concerts
7000000 thousands people cheering that night.. confirmed number !!!!
Perhaps not the best choice for a Sabaton reaction (vocally speaking) Joaquim shows more interesting things in "Bismarck" or "Night Witches". Greetings Beth, love your channel.
Sabaton is according to me a somewhat limited band in many regards, but this song and how its performed live in this case is extremely powerful and emotional for me, same with 40:1.
Overall the band is very flat and the studio versions of the songs is not that great, but they grow alot in my eyes (and ears) when they perform live. Heavier, faster, more emotional, positive energy.
I will look into the songs you suggested, maybe they are better when performed live
@@koettfaers limited? They got 103+ songs about WW2 alone...
@@AlexGNR? I think you misunderstood what i meant. "limited" as in they get very repetative, small range in vocals, doesnt expirement that much, same song structure and as you said 103 songs about different wwII battles (havent counted myself i take your word for it). I think that fits the definition of the word limited in some aspects
@@koettfaers Their style has changed quite a bit in the past few years. They have even experimented with using symphonic elements and choirs. I think Joakim Broden is kind of like Ozzy Osbourne in the sense that he's not the most talented or technically proficient vocalist but he's a great showman and he sounds perfect for the band and what they do.
This perfomance of Uprising was by far the best live song they ever did. Most of that comes from the crowd just being fucking insane that evening. I usually prefer the album stuff, but this is one of the few songs where I think they got it better than studio. The thousands of people singing along certainly adds to the effect.
They are Polish and the song is about the Polish Uprising........... its bound to happen. I would safely say the Polish the currently the most nationalistic (not like the NAZI nationalistic way, but just the extreme pride for ones nation and history) nation group in Europe at this moment (this is not a bad thing, in my opinion this is a great thing to be proud of ones nation)
I think the best live song(s) they did is Price of a Mile (Wacken 2019), 40:1 (also WOA 2019), Swedish Pagans (also WOA 2019), Lejonas Fråm Nörden (Great Tour live) and then Uprising (Woodstock 2012).
That is my opinion 😁
If you dig this power metal sound you should react to Unleash the Archers.
Yes! She'd be blown away by Tonight We Ride!!!
I was blown away and still am, sure she will be too. Amazing singing
No.
Yes!
react to dying fetus
Joakim is unique, for sure! He sounds like Joakim more than anybody else, and I give him credit for having his own sound. Oh, and yes, us baritone kinda guys never get enough attention since we're not squealing tenor air raid sirens who get your attention with how outrageously high they can go. Not to mention Swedes on average speak better English than many of us Americans do, so I'm not at all surprised at his diction and delivery. Now pleasepleasePLEASE give David Vincent a shot, because one of America's greatest death metal vocalists deserves some attention, IMO--"God of Emptiness" is where you want to begin for a really good showcase of his prowess.
Beth: This song was about the Polish uprising in 1944 -- fighting against the Nazis -- notwithstanding the fact the Allies basically left the Polish people to die.
Not exactly our finest hour, to be sure, but it is still inspiring, nonetheless. Great reaction, Beth!
We can agree on that, but there's even more going on than most people know.
So first we need to notice that the Warsaw Uprising took place after D-Day, so the Western Allies were perhaps a little busy anyway; from the 4th of August (3 days after W-Day) Western forces began air drops in support of the Uprising, initially by the 1568th Polish Special Duties Flight (equipped by and subordinated to the RAF after the fall of Poland), later joined by No 31 and 34 Sqns of the South African Air Force, and No 148 and 178 Sqns of the RAF. The flights were limited effectiveness because the air crews couldn't see the marker flares, there were so many fires of such size that the Warsaw was visible from "100 km away", but the fire and smoke masked the flares (so a lot of stuff ended up where the Polish were notably absent, but guess who wasn't absent). They were also limited in how much they could carry; realising this the RAF and SAAF asked the USSR for permission to use their airbases on the 20th, but on the 22nd Stalin denied the request, referring to the resistance as "a handful of criminals" and saying that the Uprising was inspired by "enemies of the Soviet Union". There were actually incidents where PAF/RAF/SAAF aircraft flying from Italy were shot at by the Soviets because they strayed into their airspace.
Churchill actually suggested to Roosevelt that they send planes anyway to "see what happens", but Roosevelt didn't want to piss off Stalin before the Yalta Conference. Eventually the USSR allowed a USAAF mission to refuel at Soviet airfields, but as that took place on the 18th of September it was a little bit too late. And then they didn't let them do so again until the 30th, once the weather had gotten bad enough that they couldn't fly anyway.
The Soviets did try their own re-supply missions between the 13th and 30th of September, but they ran into the same problems with finding their targets. Also worth noting that given the Red Army stopped about 10 km from the city for ~40 days... So perhaps it's fair to say that they were wanting the Polish and Germans to bleed each other out so they could seize and hold the city with greater ease.
Can we have a shout out to the Hungarians though? Hungarians and Poles have been friendly for a long time, and even though the Hungarians were officially subordinated to the German 9th they treated Polish partisans in their field hospitals, gave supplies (including weapons and ammo) to the Polish fighters they were supposed to capture, warned the Poles about German plans and troop movements. They even staged mock battles, in which the Hungarians "fled" and the Poles "pillaged" their supplies (which often included large numbers of firearms). Once the Hungarians jammed the German radio frequencies to thwart an attack on a Polish radio post.
@@eruantien9932 efford I see 😀
Ill stick with Sabaton History I guess.
I learned something again by your comment ty.
Saw Sabaton last night at Wembley Arena, what a voice, what a band.
4:00 That epic Beth Roars head bang was awesome and adorable!!! Made my day! Makes we want to put on some metal and rock out. :)
it is at PolaAndRock festival. it is ticket free fest in kostrzyn nad odra in Poland with 1 000 000 people.
And then Winged Hussars arrived!
When I toured Warsaw and saw the Uprising Memorial, this song popped into my head.
Nice to see such enthusiasm from someone who doesn't look like a Sabaton fan
There are very few bands that I've ever seen that are able to consistently get the crowds hyped like this and singing along. Sabaton's music is amazing, but their atmosphere when they do live performances is just insane.
I'm still really bummed that I couldnt go see them when they were down here in Dallas a few months ago...
I missed when they were in Cleveland during their US tour a while back and I'm really sad about it tbh
Sabaton Brothers and Sisters? WE GOT ANOTHER ONE!
Deus vult!
I was lucky enough to see them during the Great Tour in the U.S., and it was one of the best experiences of my life. He's got great control, and everyone did an amazing job given the high elevation. Glad you enjoyed 'em.
Woodstock in Poland, there is no crazier event than that xD.
I'm only seeing your videos for the first time today. I have to say I really love that you do a bit of research on the things you react to. And you really get into it. It's nice. Makes it much more genuine.
1:09 u think that's a mad crowd you should see them when there playing 40:1 another one of there songs
Primo Victoria was even crazier
In Beth we trust.
Nate Marx This is the way.
Swedish Kappa Airsoft toss a coin to your mandalorian
Swedish Kappa Airsoft This is the way.
The thumbnail alone got me to start headbanging long before I played the video... 🤘🔥🎸🥁
Honestly, I don’t even to see the video, just listening your voice is so soothing
Beth please react to Carolus Rex from Sabaton please. Btw there is no correct way to dance to a metal song. You just move your body to the rhythm.
There's no Sabaton without Joakim. No one can replace him... yet
If you look up Sabaton History, you can learn about the events surrounding the songs they're singing.
I think you're now my favorite person on the internet.
Thank you.
OMG I've been wanting someone to resact to Joakim and Sabaton. It's a great Birthday surprise for me from Beth!
sabaton never fails to capture its audience at concerts
Listen to Great War, Bismarck or The Last Stand as well! Amazing songs!
Adding To hell and back, and Winged Hussars to that list
they are the worst sabaton songs imo..
I was on 3 of their concerts so far. Yeah. They were all like this. I got chills running down my spine just listening to this again ...
You should listen to 40:1 from the same concert, it is so fu**ng AWSUM!
Ghost Division is also amazing...the sheer amount of energy Joakim has on stage is impressive.
Seeing En Livstid I Krig in Sweden was nearly a religious experience.
I get goosebumps every time I hear this song
Beautiful long hair, black nails, Beth you became a metalhead ?
Happy New New, Best Wishes :D :D !!!
Just a FYI: Hannes (Floor's husband) didn't join Sabaton until 2014 - 2 years after this concert ( per Wikipedia, anyway!)
Sabaton: How to study History in a powerful way :D
There is also the fact that so much of their songs are very emotional for the people all around the world
If you thought this atmosphere was epic, just watch 40:1 from the same gig - it will blow you away.
More metal reactions! MOAR!
Amy Adams is back from grandma and watching Sabaton
O M G
Nice reaction, nice video, thank you for Sabaton).
P.s. Listen to a metal band, called Powerwolf, I think you'll like it.
P.p.s. Hello from Russia)
More Sabaton
I always blown away by his manly baritone voice and the power behind it.
Does anyone else prefer Uprising live than in the actual performance.
You mean than studio?
Or wdym
Current drummer is Floors husband, this is one of the previous drummers😊awsome video😀
My reaction seeing this video: OooooOoooh, OKAY OKAY OKAY OKAY!
Reacting to Sabaton? I never thought I would see the day! Now I'm hoping for more. :D
Sabaton makes me patriotic even for OTHER countries!!!!
Saw Sabaton live, was a truly epic experience. A tuesday, in Winter and a tiny venue. Place was PACKED and absolutely THUNDERING! The Band has such power and the crowd always loves them
Would love to see you react to sabbaton: winged hussars.
sabaton have been my fave band for a while now. they basically make history fucking badass
When is Amon Amarth coming no one has done them
A couple of the songs like iron sides have his clean vocals and well it’s awesome!
Amon Amarth runs into the problem of, while the gnarlier voice work is *technically* impressive, it's something that's difficult to to, it's honestly very generic and lacks variation. One death growl is the same as the other between one voice and another. Amon Amarth's clean stuff is fucking great and shows off impressive work, and give the growls where they are used a lot of power and emphasis, but being honest harsh vocals used *constantly* is the mumblerap of the metal world.
It's a trap a lot of bands fall into. See Alestorm. Too much growl and scream ruins an otherwise excellent band.
I think you have a point but what I think is impressive with him is how low his growls(and his range) are and how clear they are, which I think makes them relatively unique
I like your enthusiasm about Sabaton! It's my all-time favorite
Hey Beth, how about reviewing Delain, a dutch female fronted band. You Will love it!!!
Sabaton brings so much energy and power at their concerts! Saw them October 2019 in Phoenix and it was the best concert I've been to
Can we get some Type O Negative please?
I wish, I would have had an history teacher like that. They make my thinking about history a way, that doesnt't make me feel ashamed but reflecting.
Please do reactions to:
Helloween- Anything from United Alive
Judas Priest- Victim of Changes from Live Vengeance 83
Black Sabbath- Symptom of the Universe or Snowblind from Never Say Die
Nightwish- Passion & The Opera or Crownless
anything by Motorhead
Hey! Check out my reaction to Motorhead - Ace of Spades here: ruclips.net/video/bC2VrU8rd2o/видео.html
I dont know who you are but since I see a sabaton in the title I'm going to watch this video.
Should watch Opeth "Porcelain Heart"
Because of the clean singing? Burden would be a good alternative to your suggestion. Mikael also explores his clean vocals on the new album and tries some stuff we haven't heard him do before.
As an oldschool Opeth fan - I'd suggest that anyone should listen to old Opeth first - like Black Rose Immortal or anything from Orchid
Beth did listen to Harlekin Forest before. Albeit not an early Song, Mikael had not changed his Style dramatically then, compared to what he did on the early records. So Beth wouldn't hear anything completely new, if she went back there. Northern Michifish probably did suggest Porcelain Heart for the different style of singing, not because it's the new stuff.
@@MajesticDemonLord Also, as a vocal coach Beth is focused on singing techniques and stylistic choices of the vocalists and not so much on the songwriting. Black Rose immortal is a long song, with not much to break down vocally and with all due respect to you and early Opeth, wouldn't make for good reaction imo.
@@tornoutlaw I understand the point - to me, however, Everything up to and including the Ghost Reveries is brilliant - but the first few albums are Mikael at his most emotional - Everything from the Growls, Whispers, Screams and singing has something that I feel Mikael lost.
I think it's best summed up by the Man himself (paraphrased): 'I'm glad when I hear people complain that I don't growl anymore, that means it meant something to them and I'm proud that it meant something'.
First time I saw Sabaton in concert they were an opener for Trivium. I left after Sabaton because they were who I came for and I sure got my money's worth. Just saw them for my second time on tour in Phoenix, but this time headlining with Hammerfall opening. Even better than the first time!
I don't really know why I watch these. I guess I like watching someone enjoy music like I do.
Edit: also, you should check out Manowar - warriors of the world or call to arms.
I am from Sweden to and I love Sabaton
You probably could get an interview for him.
Dude dragged in the guy doing Russian covers of his stuff for an official cover of Attack of the Dead Men, he'd totally be down for chatting about his stuff
I wish they'd come to my State here in the US, I'm huge into history and metal, these guys are so amazing!!!