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The list is missing most of Finnish rock, metal, rap etc. (including 1970s and 80s punk and new wave), and even the songs that are from actual rock bands are the most benign glittery radio friendly pop songs they have. Not really the picture i have of the Finnish music - i guess lists like this are very personal, and this was gathered by someone who likes soft pop more than i do ;-)
Yup. I agree. 😄
Are there any songs you've listened after making this video?
Could be something like most played songs in radio or something. I've definitely heard all these.
But yeah, considering how many metal bands there are in Finland, I'd have expected to hear at least some here.
This list is missing most of Finnish music - where is Suomi-rock, rock, metal, and especially rap.
However, it does in some ways reflect the music of its time. Thus, myself I am not really that miffed.
@@Qwarzz yeah I also think it's most popular music by year
This features mostly the radio friendly stuff which does not mean that metal, hard rock, rap, punk would not be played on radio.
If you pick e.g Wigwam - Freddie Are You Ready, Jukka Tolonen - Windermere Avenue, Ernos - Myyty Mies, Maarit - Jäätelökesä, Eppu Normaali - Radio, Broadcast - Heartbeat Paradise,
Raptori - Oi Beibi, the hearing experience might be bit different.
If you like 80's music, you should do the video about Finnish rock in 80's. Like Dingo, Yö, Popeda...
Would the compilation contain only the most played songs of each year? Already in the 50s, there was rock in Finnish, but that list didn't include Finnish rock from the 50s, although the most famous performers are only from the 70s and 80s. If there had been more than one song per year in that list, there would certainly have been representation of several different genres of music for quite a few years.
very surprised, that Dingo wasnt in the 90s section.
Funny little anecdote about Eino Grön (1963 example). This summer during Juhannus (Midsummer celebration) I went with my brother and his wife to a traditional style Juhannus dance concert and guess who was there the artist? That is right, Eino Grön himself! He even chatted with us a few words as he was entering the stage. Really down to earth kind of guy!
Give me any genre and I can probably find a Finnish radio hit that "most" Finns know.
Now that you mention it "pop-music" might be a little bit different here than elsewhere, maybe. Song of almost any genre can become famous and a radio hit, maybe in general we just like good, well-made music. And I think we might have a fixation to lyrical hooks, maybe because our language is quite expressive by default.
Eino Grön - seinillä on korvat. Elvis - The walls have ears❤
We're all over the place 😂😅😂
👍❤️
That video actually is really bad. Finnish -music is more than schlager...
Just notice: this is a video of only one kind of music, the popular radio music, iskelmä (Finnish schlager). There are other videos in yt that contains rock, metal etc. from Finland. The song from 1962 Tipitii was Finland's entry for Eurovision. And as you noticed the last one was Erika Wikman with Cicciolina from 2020 when she competed in the UMK (national selection for Eurovision for Finland) but did not win.
Yes no one singing in English no Bomb Funk MC was big in the 90,s snach hit Freestyler played all the time on MTV or
Nightwish, Lordy and many moore band.
Speaking of Eurovision, you might want to dig into the finnish hard rock/metal scene, perhaps starting from Lordi (Hard Rock Hallelujah being the winning entry). I personally prefer The 69 Eyes and NIghtwish.
Check out Hanoi Rocks.. there's a Brittish connection 😉
or Hurriganes
Also Guns and Roses connection.. i have had privileg to hold Andy´s Guitar and call him at phone to deliver it to him...
Lots of the music on this list is called "iskelmä" in Finnish.. It is not pop or rock it is its own genre, no-idea if it has a word in English.
Swedes and German people call it schlager and I think that's what you would also call it in English. But iskelmä does also take influences from other genres so some of it might sound more like tango and some more like country (what Dwayne said about Anne Mattila - Perutaan häät) 😊
Oh! Eino Grön, Tapio Rautavaara, Olavi Virta., Katri Helena. Suddenly I miss my mother enourmously. And I am swedish.
Ive listen to this list before and its useless if you hear 2 sentences from the songs 🙄 or even that, how much 3 seconds give you from a song 😅
Wait, somthing is wrong here... no metal?
I think this is only one list that is made out of pop/ rock -songs. Im not sure where the list is taken from.
This is most popular radio songs.
@@Juhani96 It most definitely is not. How do you explain Sandstorm and Freestyler missing? And Eppu Normaali - Tahdon sut? A never-heard song from them for most Finns.
@@zaihoupersonal1635 idk
@@zaihoupersonal1635Well, I think all of those songs had Finnish lyrics so I'm guessing those were some of the most popular radio hits with Finnish lyrics from every year 😉 but definitely a subjective list so the person who made the video must have chosen some of their favourites 😉
Finland is wonderful for perkele!❤️❤️
Same🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮
Thats a bad wrod
Word
So you just seid a bad Word and am from finland
@@VenlaEnrot i dont know what your talking about!😗
If you want more higher tempo Finnish music, I highly suggest Suomirokin evoluutio: ruclips.net/video/G_lz8-wUMk4/видео.html 100 Finnish rock songs over the decades, performed in a single take.
This list is still kinda limited in genre, it lists mostly Schlager/POP, so it's not representative of the even more varied genres of music on Finnish top lists.
Yeah, u missed Eppu Normaali being still a hit after an decade (actually they still make music I guess,also they were part of our punk/rockwave) and u missed most of our 90's techno wave. Neljä Baritonia singer is known for many projects, and most of the bands (like PMMP there, that wasn't even their first hit, check Rusketusraidat (translates for tanning lines straight to english :D) have split up and Vesala is one of the members of PMMP. Also Apulanta started on 1991 and sold out our Olympic stadium in Helsinki 2 or was it 3 nights in a row just few years ago, still going strong (members changed a lot in some positions tho). I was born 1989 too, I dislike that Kims song too :D Also Jonna singing "Minttu sekä Ville" was later known as Jonna Tervomaa with few hits in early 00's :D Katri Helena has or just going to retire. Also u missed my favorite; glam rock phase w Hanoi Rocks (relations to Mötley Crüe bc Vince Neil drived the car where HR member Razzle was killed.), Negative, also HIM and most of our metal scene like Apocalyptica,Nightwish, Him, Stratovarious aaand also we won Eurovision with Lordi....
They obviously just chose different type of music for every year 😁 I don't think they are necessarily the most popular ones per year.
They kinda are tho
Hopeinen kuu is an Italian composition 😂
At least I have a very diverse music taste. And many who I know from Finland has also quite diverse taste of music, going by feeling and day by day what goes...
Looking my Spotify app.... Some of the latest used playlist ;
- Soft 90s (Currently from that playlist; Wind Of Change)
- Sabaton
- NKB
- The Songs Of The Distant Earth (Mike Oldfield)
- Sunrise Avenue
- Bring Back The Time (New Kids On The Block)
- Solid Base
- Aqua
- Dj Bobo
(Also there can be found; Meat loaf, Eagles, Nickelback...)
...yes, I was teenager around early 90's in Finland, that might explain some of the choices. 🥸
The compilation video seems to pick songs that had most radio time on that specific year. And it is just a scratch from what really was going on in music on those years. For example 2006 there was a phenomenon called Lordi... ;)
And how can it be that
the dingo phenomenon
has not been number one on playlists in any year 🤷♀️
My grandfather looked just like Tapio Rautavaara. Many finnish men did that time. Handsome generation
in 2:41 is the song called 'ei tippa tapa' is pretty famous and liked song in finland because ei tippa tapa means you dont die if you drink little and you dont drown in a bucket of alcohol
Hopeinen kuu is the best. Happy juhannus-celebration from Finland. ❤
7:15 I mean... Cha Cha Cha almost won the Eurovision, right? We have everything for everyone + these ain't THE best songs of every year... Right?
No Boomfunk MCs, Darude or Riki Sorsa?
Literally no one actually listens to Darude 😂 its just a meme
@@ristusnotta1653mistä tiedät..olet ihan meemi itse..ei kannata tänne tulla huutelemaan
And they forgot about Riki Sorsa´s brother!!!
@@ristusnotta1653 Oh you´re wrong. He had a major hit with his song Brainstorm!
The first singer, Tapio Rautavaara, was also an actor and an Olympic athlete. He won gold in javelin at the London Olympics in 1948. He also threw over two metres over the current world record in 1942 during training while serving in the military, he was then in the best shape of his career but... you know.
Today is a good day 🫶
I like your comments and the softness of the way you speak.
I don't often watch, comment on videos (yeah I'm so old that everything is video) posts. But
YOU seem like a genuine and nice person
I wish you all the best and blessings in your life 🫶
Jukka Poika has made reggae in Finnish for several decades already, recommended!
Origins of "Hopeinen kuu" and "Olen suomalainen" aren't from Finland, but Italy. Their original names are "Guarda che luna" and "L'italiano". Toto Cutugno, who originally sung "L'italiano", also won Eurovision in the year 1990.
Yeah, a lot of the songs that were played in this video were Finnish copies of the original songs, it used to be quite common practice in those days to translate songs to peoples own language.
Actually check out "Pohjantähden alla". I'm pretty sure that one is one that I've definitely heard to be sang in Italian :D
Most people don't realize even the biggest names like Frank Sinatra and Elvis did this, because for example My way is originally french song...
In finland if the song is good people like it doesnt matter the genre. People here aint mad if a dude imitates jamaican accent and sings regge.
It annoys me a bit but I don’t mind. I do like reggae, it brings summer in even in the coldest winter.
First one was javelin olympic gold metalist from London olympics, archery world best, actor, singer, best man ever. Now, we are just arseholes.
Having shamelessly stolen this joke-contortion of his name from the finnish Donald Duck, I sincerely concur.
Like the title says Finnish music I mean our language. But I would take some other stuff in that video!!
Yours:Hannu 1971
many of the early songs are originally foreign songs, but that was the habit back then
As a Finn, I must say I loved watching your reaction but unfortunately this list was not a good representation, they completely missed the big heavy metal era of early 2000's and the most popular Finnish artists of all time like Darude (everyone knows Sandstorm), Bomfunk MC's (Freestyler), HIM, The Rasmus, Nightwish etc. A crappy list, such a pity.
I think Finland is an exception in the sense that lyrics does matter. That's why you are seeing such different genres as well. However, if you look at the actual lyrics of the songs I'm sure you could find some common themes across the years.
Finland is full of bands, and every one of them experiences the full evolution of the sound and style a band goes through. What is popular at any point of time is a toss of the dice, something so far obscure can have a breakout hit etc. There are few bands who have a consistent and high following and they are truly cherished here.
This was kind of a bad example of music reprecentation of Finnish music. I can't really say anything about the before 90's, as I'm born 94 and can remember music from the radio around 97-99. The variation of new sound was every year in more the one genre of music.
It's tiring how you jump over all the acoustically best spots with CS style🤦🏻🤯😫 ADHD strongly present,
...okey here we go...rattus terveet kädet kaaos bastards kuolema kansan uutiset varaus xysma...bands that people like all over the world...amazing...
Music style doesn't change every year as you mentioned. The creator of the original video just piled that list up his ass. It must be quite difficult to do when all the genres are mixed up.
We did not have just one genre or style during these years. We had nearly all of them each year. And most of the older songs here are translations from other countries. I don't know how you came up with this list, but it's not accurate depiction of the evolution of Finnish music.n
1978 MIKKO ALATALO FINNISH POP SINGER AND PARLAMENTARY MEN
First one was olympic champion in javelin. And I see you are a Young one.
This is not a fair video Dwayne its what is radio freindly list not the true story off Finnish music and only singing in Finish not english!
I don't know if you notice but there's many songs that are covers from songs abroad.
Thank you for this entertaining reaction video. I think how Finnish music seems so diverse - well firstly, I guess it is. It's interesting to notice this, and I haven't really thought about it before. But I just wanted to point out, that there will be different undercurrents. And not everyone at the same time will like what's most popular. And that there will be many different kinds of genres (not shown here) that are popular each given year, to different people. Anyway, you seem like a good guy.👌 All the best!😊 PS. You seemed to like Jenni Vartiainen, maybe you could react to "Missä muruseni on" (in English "Where is my sweetheart"), it's a real Finnish classic.
For a better one, do a video on the finnish eurovision songs along the years. That one is FAR better than this one, even though its not that good it still gives a better idea on finnish music than this. Much of finland is heavy metal, metal, rock, heavy rock and similar styles but almost all of us who love those dont listen to only finnish songs. We have the most heavy metal bands per capita BY FAR, its not even close. There are so many heavy metal bands in finland and so many fans of it that if more than onr band releases an album the whole top chart of music in finland changed for a month with only the new songs, there is nothing that comes close to it❤
why the fuck there wasnt Darude - Sandstrom in 2001... !!
Very bad video what you watched, not like Finland irl Im sorry for ya
So no metal music only iskelmä music
That wasnt very good sampling of Finnish popular songs of eras.
As a finn, I learn a lot about finnish music in these vidoes 😂 Also you are quite likeable. Keep it up bro. 👍🏼
Finland is Rock and some others , Nightwish and stratovarius is our best
We have a lot of different genres that are simultaneously popular. I'd love to see more songs from same year to give more accurate view of what was popular instead of just one short clip of one song per year.
Have you moved?
3:52 Lea Laven - Ei oo, ei tuu
ruclips.net/video/fHtdOXV7ov0/видео.htmlsi=L3fNdRHQ05Zup6P7
Can you make a reaction video about it next?😊
Also, you should do a deep dive on reggae in finland. Huge!
Please check out Suomirokin evoluutio - 100 suomirokkibiisiä, 1 otto. Its cover band that does this same evolutiion thing but as finnish rock. Also theres no cuts.
there was not nightwish, not HIM.. google more ;)
Rautavaara was famous javelin thrower too.
Tapio Rautavara on jousiampuja sekä keihään heitäjä , molemissa olympialaisten voitaja kultaa...
ei sentään olympiakultaa jousiammunnassa, suomen mestari kyllä siinä
@@pyroslavia9499 ja maailmanmestari joukkuekilpailussa.
It's most about lyrics and melody.
Most of these song are too short on that video. It seems that the one who made that one just took random bits and didn't let the chorus even start??
You should do this type of video, but only finnish metal. 🤘🤘
You should listen to artist named cheek
Nää on suuri osa käännösbiisejä....
Please react to HIM - wicked game
Yeah, Finnish reggae. React to that!
not a singel nighwish song that is sad :O
It would be fun if he would know finnish
6:14 what a great song
❤
Thank you, that’s so kind of you. I really appreciate it 😊
So , just secons/music. Hate
Kyllä.
This is very much "Traditional Finish music" or "Iskelmä" as we call it. Basically for over the 60's xD If you want something proper ruclips.net/video/G_lz8-wUMk4/видео.htmlsi=47_XtCEuXhPcY3dJ this is your way to go! :)
It's a very digestible video, but the length of the clips and how little coverage all the music offerings of each year gets is just unsatisfying, it's why I made way more extensive takes on the 70s through 2000s.
The year 72 Fredi - Kun puhut hiljaa rakkaudesta. The original is Speak softly love
😢. 🇫🇮
It's nowhere near like we'd just enjoy some kind of music some year, all of the genres have multiple artists and bands thriving and popular simultaneously throughout the years
I'd say we have all these genres and more every year, and this compilation is trying to present a lot of different finnish pop styles. P.s. shut up, you are young :D
Yeah, we miss all the great punk, rock, heavy and metal music starting from 70s in this video. And prog. We still have more metal bands per person than any other country.
I'm working as a personal assistant to a elderly man who was a childhood friend with Eino Grön. He still lives in the place they both grew up and he often tells me stories about Eino and him while we are walking around the town.
Check out evolution of Finnish rock! Amazing video with one take.
Most "iskelmä" are a type of covers of Spanish songs
We finns love reggae too. And thank You for commenting.
such a lovely review ❤
How much you know what they say in songs? 😏
and now he founds it .. .aaah.. welcome :)
Too short clips, but still good rection😁
For me Finnish music is absolutely the dance music like DJ Orkidea
That is not really Finnish to be honest. More like central European.
@@villekaapro8011 Well pretty much every genre is from somewhere else originally 😂
@@mixlllllll That was not what I was implying to at all. Read my comment again.
we just don't care about the music charts
I expected Ieva's polkka.
A 1989 Finn here! Nice reaction!
Finnish music is diverse but there were predominant genres for all times
Not really. There has always been fans true to their genres. I listen to anything good or well played but most people have their favorites.
Check out the top 50 most popular songs (in Finnish) from the same channel.
ruclips.net/video/NZrpa_WKVkI/видео.html
No get the real picture of the most popular Finnish music by the following documentary 'A Heavy Metal Civilization: (History of Finnish heavy metal)
ruclips.net/video/AappDAbf3j8/видео.htmlsi=nFcnBb2XUFGWM6Mg
Ei hevi ole "suosituinta suomalaista musiikkia"