Nine Treasures is the new standard for metal excellence. I know there are a lot of other bands who are breaking new ground. But, in my opinion, these lads are setting the bar.
@@MultiPets. the band deleted their catalog because they felt they were not good enough since they weren’t done in good studio CD’s and vinyl are still available but unless you bought the download, streaming isn’t available except for RUclips (thank you YT) They did release a new “greatest hits Awakening from Dukkha along with a Chinese language version of the album on streaming services
@@216cheri1 It's even worse than that. I downloaded this album from itunes and 2 two years later found out that it was removed not only from the itunes library but also from my phone, my computer, and my Ipad. And I can't find it anywhere. And I fucking love this album. And I fucking payed for it.
Why do you think they're are called MONGOLIA! It means few hundred years ago IT WAS part of MONGOLIAN EMPIRE and it was taken away by Chinese Dynasties. Yeah i know its now part of China but We Mongolians are very proud of our history and in our heart Inner Mongolia is still our blood brothers so thats why i;m yelling about it. U dumbsters should study some history!
That's pretty insensitive. That'd be like me as an American calling a Cherokee overly sensitive for distinguishing their land from the rest of the United States. They're still/ still can be Cherokee if they want to be because it's a big part off their identity, even if politically they're now Americans
That's not the entire truth. The Mongol Empire was Mongols occupying China. Only later when the Mongol Empire fell apart, China and Mongolia remained one political entity, which ended up being ruled by Chinese dynasties. So basically, Mongolians turned themselves into a part of China. That being said, I saw Nine Treasures at Woodstock last weekend and they introduced themselves as being from "Inner Mongolia, China". So it seems they don't have a problem with being called Chinese.
Nine Treasures is the new standard for metal excellence. I know there are a lot of other bands who are breaking new ground. But, in my opinion, these lads are setting the bar.
Agree
Metal from as far inland as possible.
Saw them in Latvia they were awesome, wish to see them again in Zobens un Lemess or Kilkim Žaibu
NOOOO! Why did i miss this great band 2013 in wacken?! ;( great band! ;)
Can't wait to see you on woodstock 2017!
Nice!!
kto ich nie slýszal to nie wie co to dobra muzyka😈😃😊😀😆😇😈😅☺😊😡
what is the name of this album?
Nine Treasures 2014
Hope you found a copy
@@216cheri1 Did they get rid of the old album ? Not on Spotify
@@MultiPets. the band deleted their catalog because they felt they were not good enough since they weren’t done in good studio CD’s and vinyl are still available but unless you bought the download, streaming isn’t available except for RUclips (thank you YT) They did release a new “greatest hits Awakening from Dukkha along with a Chinese language version of the album on streaming services
@@216cheri1 It's even worse than that. I downloaded this album from itunes and 2 two years later found out that it was removed not only from the itunes library but also from my phone, my computer, and my Ipad. And I can't find it anywhere. And I fucking love this album. And I fucking payed for it.
Who didn’t like this?
I LOVED IT! AND THATS AN UNDERSTATEMENT!
@@TheMechanicalGirl999 it's one of my favorite songs to destress to.
Still upset I can't get the old recordings on Spotify anymore :'(
@@chrisreynolds6143 I know, just glad I could find the CD
They're from Inner Mongolia. Not China mate
Vojtěch Kubiš also works.
Why do you think they're are called MONGOLIA! It means few hundred years ago IT WAS part of MONGOLIAN EMPIRE and it was taken away by Chinese Dynasties. Yeah i know its now part of China but We Mongolians are very proud of our history and in our heart Inner Mongolia is still our blood brothers so thats why i;m yelling about it. U dumbsters should study some history!
That's pretty insensitive. That'd be like me as an American calling a Cherokee overly sensitive for distinguishing their land from the rest of the United States. They're still/ still can be Cherokee if they want to be because it's a big part off their identity, even if politically they're now Americans
That's not the entire truth. The Mongol Empire was Mongols occupying China. Only later when the Mongol Empire fell apart, China and Mongolia remained one political entity, which ended up being ruled by Chinese dynasties. So basically, Mongolians turned themselves into a part of China.
That being said, I saw Nine Treasures at Woodstock last weekend and they introduced themselves as being from "Inner Mongolia, China". So it seems they don't have a problem with being called Chinese.
There are plenty of video on youtube has them speaking chinese to interact with audience. are you gonna ignore those? fine then