Yeah, her infectious joy and giddiness when she hears something she finds interesting or especially beautiful is so pure and fun. I wish I were that passionate about anything, but it’s a big reason I think people love her… it’s special and particularly infectious.
That and her facial expressions and bodylanguage combined really show off what she feels without saying a word. She is always so into these reaction videos and I love to see it.
Malukah did an amazing job as well. She was also one of the first to do this cover. Her covers of many Skyrim songs is what led the developers of Elder Scrolls Online to hire her as a bard in the game. Go into some of the Inns and you will hear Malukah. She also worked with Peter Hollins in Baba Yetu the Civilization IV theme. She now has a great career singing in in video games
It felt like I was actually in Skyrim. Candlehearth Hall in Windhelm, or Winking Skeever in Solitude. The touring Bard's College Troupe. There was even a Fus Roh Dah that would blow a bandit off the bridge of Valtheim Tower.
I'm so jazzed that you're reviewing this one! I've been a hardcore Skyrim nerd for years and was ecstatic when VoicePlay released this. It's so good 😁 Fus Ro Dah!
I've been amazed by your reactions for over a year now. Going back to this, I had forgotten how amazing this piece is. I remember hearing the arpeggios Geoff effortlessly navigates. I'm glad you called that out. It ' my favorite part of the arrangement. And Layne??? Fire. I find myself re-listening to earlier VoicePlay stuff and appreciating it more and more. As always, GREAT reaction!! One thing you should keep in mind... be wary of the "you are having WAY too much fun police." You would be SO busted!! 😆
OMG! JUST LOOK AT YOU!! You look amazing!! So into the the whole scenario. This is such an incredible vocal performance and your reaction to and analysis of the vocal components is as spellbinding as the performance. I don’t think anyone else could do justice to this performance as you have done here. Your facial expressions are simply wonderful! Cheers 🤠🤗🙏🌹
I believe the thumping sound you hear at the end & during the song was done by Layne the beat boxer. He did this on stage at the end of one of the Voice Plays song. He was showing how he does it.
I love how on point their articulation is when speaking in the Dragon tongue. They had to have done so much research on how to articulate those words, and then make them sound so beautiful! Truly a work of art. Just remember, Dragonborn or not, The Reach will be taken by the Forsworn
Anyone that actually plays the game would know they are pronouncing dovakin wrong though. the "kin" part should be like keen, not ken the doll ya know? I was listening to this while gaming and it stuck out like a sore thumb.
Yeah, count me in among those who initially thought this video actually was about that one. And while I am pleasantly surprised because I didn't know these guys yet and this version is pretty darn awesome, I really hope she'll take on the SaMo version as well. Considering how much of a fan she is, it will be interesting to see how many of the references that were put in that video will catch her eye.
I remember thinking, when I saw this VoicePlay video in my RUclips feed, "Oh, Elizabeth is going to love that!" And while I was listening to what VoicePlay had done with the song, I kept noticing little features (like the layering of harmonies, Geoff's first-octave opening notes, Laine's beat boxing, Ely's amazing tones, Geoff's agile arpeggios and their guest vocalist's tonal qualities) that I thought you would love. Elizabeth, this reaction is everything I'd hoped it would be, and more. I love your outfit, and your sheer joy in VoicePlay's work, and your outright nerdery. Thank you.
I've been eagerly awaiting your review of VoicePlay's "The Dragonborn Comes", and it was a delightful combination of technical insight and pure joy! Having only discovered VoicePlay a few months ago (just after discovering Geoff's solo pieces), I quickly found all kinds of channels that review their pieces - yours, Peter Barber's, Maggie Renee, Mortius among them (the voice technical side) - and pure fan reviews that range anywhere from useful commentary/background to mainly facial expressions of amazement. Thanks so much for your expert analyses,
There are parts of this that bring tears, not particularly because of any emotion I have about the subject, but because of the sound itself. And this is my all-time favorite video game theme, and my favorite vocal group. I am so excited when they do anything, but I think I might have yelled out loud when I saw this one in my feed.
Just fell into the Voiceplay rabbit hole about three weeks ago and absolutely love both your Voiceplay reactions and your interviews with Geoff and Layne. Your obviously genuine and joyful reaction to their work while being able to so wonderfully analyze and explain the finer points of what they are really doing musically is absolutely spectacular. I just had to click on to this as soon as I saw it, just love the fact that you 'dressed up' for it! (And realized I hadn't yet subscribed to you-that's been taken care of!)
@@DravenGal It has been a amazing time already, I have NEVER joined anyone's patreon and I am now a patron for both Voiceplay and Goeff's, their fans seem to be as awesome and fun as the Voiceplay members themselves.
I had already listened to this like a dozen times, but the energy you bring to reviewing it was like I was watching it again for the first time. LOVE your videos!
Loved this reaction! Epic song, for sure! As for the chainmaille, I make them, and have three for myself. Two of them are steel, and weigh around 13kg each, while the last is aluminium, and only comes in at around 4,5kg. They are so balanced, that as long as you're wearing a belt around it (to keep it from slapping your stomach every step you take), you don't feel the weight of it until you take it off. And it's not that warm either. After all, it's got around 10-15,000 holes in it... I'd be honoured to make one for you, should you want your own!
I am just a girl who loves music. You have taught me why I love music so much. The way you break it all down is amazing. Thank you for showing everyone how to listen to the songs we love!
Hi Elizabeth, I'm glad you're reacting to another VoicePlay video. This is my first time listening to this song, and I loved the performance. Geoff's vocals were amazing as usual, and everyone shined on this vocal showcase, especially Omar, Eli, and Layne! And your makeup/costume is Fantastic!! Thank you, Elizabeth!!! 💙
Never played Skyrim but love fantasy. I love this, the arrangement, the harmonies, the highs, the lows the costumes and the location all come together to make it perfect. Can't pick one of the guys over the other as their voices all give me chills. Love your reaction ⚒🗡
I’ve only discovered your channel about two weeks ago, and I’ll say I immediately watched a string of you back to back for hours. Each video amazing in it’s own unique way, and not because of the music. Your genuine reactions, personal show of excitement, along with lighthearted professionalistic feedback, criticism, and oversight on what you’re listening to is just truly astounding. Everything about you, what you do, and what this channel is, is truly amazing and something I now love to watch/listen to in my spare time. Watching your body language to certain points of the music, watching your physical reactions and how the music itself effects you is just fun and knowledgeable in it’s self. Please keep up the fantastic work. Your character really shown through in this video and I couldn’t have loved it more. Skyrim slaps ⚔️
One thing I noticed at the very end is when the group steps forward, that really low wubble note hits at the same time their feet strike the ground. Such attention to detail.
Voiceplay is amazing, we all know that, and they deserve all the praise they get. But props to Jeremy Soule for composing one of the top leitmotifs of all time with Nerevar Rising! Its inclusion in the Skyrim main theme was a stroke of genius.
@@TrickyDicky2006, listened to the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra's version earlier today - awesome. Would love to get Elizabeth's opinion of that too.
I have been waiting not-so-patiently to hear you geek out over Geoff's arpeggios. You did not disappoint! As soon as I heard that part, I knew it would catch your ear. Thank you for your infectious giddiness over music.
I love your analysis of this fantastic arrangement. In particular I like it when you point out the subtleties that a casual listener won't notice, but bring the whole thing to another level. That low rhythmic thump and the later parallel octaves are just two of many.
Yeah, I do prefer Malukah's version. This one had some cool moments, like low sung ones, and I didn't come here to hate, but I felt this one was overdone to a degree. Arranged so everyone can have their bit (and I can kinda appreciate it), but gimmicky because of this, and loosing power and momentum. Emotional call and expression replaced by "performance" a little too much.
@@Gryftar I see what you mean. It kind of misses the atmosphere of Skyrim. That rugged, simple and sober atmosphere. It is indeed vocally very impressive, but over-stylized here and there. Still like it for what it is tho!
!!! Geoff's voice is a solid 7.0 on the Richter scale. This was amazing. Speaking of low voices, Elizabeth you should give a listen to Arpi Alto singing Imagine. I was gob smacked when she sang the first notes.
Such fun watching you nerd out on this!! Also fun to hear words like “arpeggiation” from you and Peter Barber-haven’t heard that one since college! Superb reaction! Love it when you react to these guys.
It is an amazing cover! I love it! And I love your cosplay, especially the fact that the arcs on the side of your face that is toward the camera make me think of sound waves XD The vocal acrobatics in it are just delightful from every member of the group. I've never been upset when Omar is singing with the group in the times that he's been featured. He does have a lovely crisp, clear high tenor range, and he does work well with the group. Could he stand out a little bit more for my tastes? Yes, but he does vibe well with the group on the whole. As for Eli, you are 100% correct. I've heard him referred to as the vocal equivalent of a utility player from baseball, and I've come to thoroughly agree with that assessment. He's able to perform outstandingly well in whatever part he needs to play, whether that is in the forefront or in the support space. I always tell new reactors to VoicePlay to never underestimate him. And yeah, he would be an amazing rock and roll vocalist. I love it when he gets to strut his stuff in that domain.
The chainmail weighed 20lbs and he had to lie down on the floor between takes, as it was so painful on his shoulders. Ive been waiting to see your reaction to this one. I knew you'd love it.
@@Mr_Glenn If you are not used to it, it feels like everything. You should wear chain with a solid belt to help carry some of the weight on your hips. But a belt like that might interfere with the belly/diaphragm manipulation. Some make 'feel' like you are wearing a corset.
Did he wear it with a tight belt? I believe that's the proper way to wear a chainmail, as it helps a lot with taking a lot of the weight from the shoulders and redistributing it more evenly. There's a youtuber called Metatron who wears chainmal in his everyday life and he isn't THAT fit.
I’ve waited a while to watch this because I was afraid I would get interrupted and I knew I wanted to watch it without any distractions. As usual the combination of your love of good music, your nerdy gaming side, and your breakdown and analysis was worth waiting for. I love that you caught that little duet between Geoff and Cesar early on. I don’t think most people pay attention to it because it’s not as “epic”, but it’s one of my favorite parts. Kudos for you pointing out that it was filmed at PattyCake. I am a big PattyCake fan as well and love trying to spot props they’ve been used elsewhere in their videos. In this one (rather comically) the Warhammer is also in PattyCake’s production of Snow Spears. It’s Snow White’s story set to Britney Spears music. At one point the dwarves are singing and marching through the woods, (“Boys, sometimes a girl just needs one”, lol) one of the dwarves is carrying the hammer. I just about fell out of my chair when I saw it. Cesar is indeed wearing real chain mail which was 20 pounds. He’s not the biggest guy and in between takes he had to lie down. Between the weight of the chain mail, that thing around his neck (gorget?) and the gauntlets, they were wearing him out and a bit painful. But that didn’t stop him from doing the single ladies dance and a little bit of ballet in the behind the scenes! I believe Geoff got the chain mail from Thor Instruments. They sell it on Amazon! The gauntlets are also metal and he had to clean them because they were coated with machine oil to keep them from rusting during transit. I know I’m a little late, but Layne did the arrangement for the next production which is we don’t talk about Bruno. As usual it’s got a lot of comedic elements to it. (And tortures Geoff a bit)
I love your analysis videos, and I was sure looking forward to this one! You help me explain why I love VoicePlay so much! And you went off the charts here! Your enthusiasm is obvious, and the giggling is contagious! 💖 VoicePlay doesn't just do covers, they have amazing arrangements that make each song their own. Like they put a seal on it! 🔥😍. Of course, they have the voices to go with it! I love, love, love their creativity, dedication, performance, they are EPIC!! 🤯🔥💯
You know good things are happening when Elizabeth's tongue slithers out between her teeth. The staccato hee-hee-hee's at the end sum it all up. Voice Play is masterful in this genre. Brilliant. Also, Layne never gets his due. Thanks for pointing it out.
I have been going through a rabbit hole that started with Tim Foust and Home Free to now Geoff Castellucci and Voice Play. The absolute soul-vibrating sound Geoff can produce and his talent in range has melted my brain. Now, they did Skyrim and the fact that they included Dovakin in Dragon-tongue and the Fus Ro Dah has me squealing in joy. I have to subscribe because you have so much energy and joy when you go into what's going on in the music, and you play back all those wonderful low notes. Keep up the absolute loveliness and joy!
Really glad you returned to Voiceplay and Geoff. Hoping for more like this in the future. I’d also like to hear your take on the songs from Encanto, specifically “We don’t talk about Bruno”, “ Under Pressure” and “Dos Oruguitas” would be amazing.
I have never been much of a gamer, but I have always loved a lot of the music from games and I also love fantasy and adventure movies, so when I saw this from Voiceplay I was really excited about it, because I feel like this could be a scene from a movie. Seeing you do an analysis of this makes my apreciation for it enen bigger. Thank you so much for this.
@@lisahowell5048 I don’t know the game, but if the video from Voiceplay is any indication for the rest of Skyrim (which it probably is knowing Voiceplay) then I definitely agree.
This was a great arrangement. Thanks for your analysis. This was epic fantasy and the vocal percussion, leads and harmonies were stunning. Again thanks for your reaction
Just in case u want some more Skyrim, Saltatio Mortis "just" released their own version --> Saltatio Mortis feat. Lara Loft - The Dragonborn Comes (From "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim")
Been looking forward to this since I saw the original video drop! I just knew, the instant I saw the alert from VP, that you would be totally geeking out over this one Elizabeth. Awesome reaction/breakdown as usual. I cant ever get enough of your childlike joy, combined with your incredible knowledge of the intricacies of the technique/musicality. Thank you for all that you do!!
Not a gamer myself, so I really appreciate reactions from people who know Skyrim. There's so much to say about this performance but my standout moment is that first Cesar solo in his baritone range. He so often sings up high (not needed when you've got Eli AND Omar!) and uses his trademark tender breathiness--and I love it! But it's a special treat when we get to hear this richness. Thanks for your analysis and for your nerdy enthusiasm! I get pretty giddy over VoicePlay too.
@@TheLagaveta she does do it justice, but she also has an orchestra behind her. Malukah's was just her at her computer. Her dragon speak sounds like it rolls of her tongue a little better for me.
Also Malukah was the one who did it first with combining The Dragonborn Comes and the Main Theme Dragonborn. I've seen Sabina Zweiacker do the Dragonborn Comes/Dragonborn live like 6 or 7 times. I'm actually going to see her live again soon at March 4th.
Thank you Elizabeth for yet another wonderful and incredible reaction! First off, you looked very much the part as you reacted to this wonderful rendition of "The Dragonborn Comes"......secondly..i always love the passion and joy and fullheartedness you show when ever you do an reaction clip of any kind...(this one in particular lol)....and ofcourse..you always look very lovely besides!! I consider it an adventure whenever i get to watch these clips from you young lady! Take care and God Bless!
As a looooooooooong time fan of Skyrim I can honestly say I was sitting here watching this with giddy out loud laughing! Just, pure joy! Those harmonies are so smooth, and the build just gets better and better. This entire arrangement just needs to be absorbed. Simply listening don't do it justice!!
Such a great performance and reaction! I'd love to see your reaction to the more operatic version of this song, with the absolutely phenomenal Sabina Zweiacker singing. The video is called: Skyrim - The Dragonborn Comes - Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra / Sabina Zweiacker. Her voice is like onions to my eyes...eh...you know what I mean :)
VoicePlay + Medieval = EPIC!! They just never miss. Every single thing about this one is amazing. I love the dark timbre and the dramatic feel. I've always had a thing for that deep, evil bass sound in orchestral music so when I saw they were doing this I was so excited. I still get chills listening. It's also really astonishing, but their next one goes clear to the other end of the spectrum and is absolutely hilarious. I laughed through the entire thing. And Layne sings a little solo too! I actually like it that they have so many guest stars because they can really match them to the music to make it just a step above what other a cappella groups can do. I'm not knocking their talent at all, but VoicePlay just has that extra something that makes them stand out. Fun fact: Cesar is wearing real chain mail and it weighs 20 pounds!
I agree. Absolutely gorgeous. When I heard it the first time, I played that first 30 second I dont know how many times. The low octaves have always been gorgeous to me, and I always get chills. So beautiful, definitely gonna need to do a playthrough with this song😂
I really never thought when I found your channel that you were such an amazing geek! It's been brilliant to find this out, never judge a book by its very professional cover. 😂 Your cosplays..im in love! 💜
I've had to watch this several times because there is so much going on! It's so visually stunning that I listened with eyes closed to better appreciate the vocals. Great reaction and great costume💗
Love your commetary, you always point out such interesting details while going in with such pure delight! (btw I think you're going to love their upcoming encanto video, it includes quite a bit of silly playing around with the vocals but is overall great fun)
The fandom dedication after a decade is amazing. Skyrim is one of my top favorites of all time, and I've been a gamer since the early days when arcades were a brand new thing.
You know what i just realized why i love your channel so much. You put your passion out there and unapologetically go all in and every time i find my self just grinning watching your videos and seeing how passionate you are about music and vocals. You make something i never cared about before sound and feel fun and i have been listing to more music and in different ways then i have before. Thank you for this you have changed my perception on music and vocals for the rest of my life. I all most want to say what your doing here with music is close to the level that Steve Irwin did with animals. Keep being awesome and making the content you love.
I was soooooo excited to see that you had reacted to this. As always, a fabulous analysis of this wonderful performance. Cheers! I'd love to watch your reaction to VoicePlay's Wicked Medley.
About the chain mail: While chain mail is heavy, yes, it is also held up by your belt, which means that the weight is distributed very well over your shoulders and hips. It's obviously not weightless, but it's far from unwieldy. You'd need to be able to fight in in after all. In the video you actually see the large belt he wears for this exact purpose.
I have a buddy who makes chainmail that I bought a shirt from. Being that I'm 6'1" and 300 lbs, my shirt weighed about 35 lbs but it's surprisingly easy to move around in.
Chai mail is quite a lightweight armor piece, compared to other types. I have 15 years of historical reconstruction behind and I mostly wore chain mails =) It averages at 7-8 KG and does not strain you or slow you a lot (of course if you get used to it).
Well, when you consider how many younger guys don't have enough hips & butt to hold a towel wrapped around their waist more than a few steps, it's no wonder that he had a rough go of the chainmail. He's not exactly a huge dude. A woman his height with a small waist & big hips might have an easier time with it with a belt to help distribute the weight.
Seeing your reactions always make me smile. Thanks for the content. It is a bright spot that helps me forget about all the darkness going on in the world.
Love the makeup and outfit for this video, and awesome commentary as always. Hadn't heard this version, it's really cool. If you feel you need some more to nerd out about, try Saltatio Mortis feat. Lara Lofts version and Sabina Zweiacker - Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra two very different interpretations.
Kudos to you for an excellent reaction and analysis video as well a fun cosplay costume! Your open and giddy enjoyment of the music and theater is very uplifting; I laughed along with you a few times because of the joy in your face. I am always looking forward to your analysis of VoicePlay performances (also HomeFree, another favorite of mine). This one brought together many elements that hit my "buttons"; VoicePlay, Fantasy, Cosplay, Theater, and your reactions and ability to show me the intricacies of the music I would otherwise miss. Thank you for your skill and time doing these videos, they really make my day!
Dovahkiin, Dovahkiin, naal ok zin los vahriin, Wah dein vokul mahfaeraak ahst vaal! Ahr fin norok paal graan fod nust hon zindro zaan, Dovahkiin fah hin kogaan mu draal! I've spend hundreds of hours in Skyrim and i have the platinum trophy to prove it! One of the short stories ("Ysgramor's Tomb") that i wrote is based on Skyrim! I can't wait for this! 😁
@@TheCharismaticVoice "I took an arrow to the knee". Maybe the most known phrase from Skyrim other than "Fush Ro Dah". What is your favorite armor from Skyrim, Elizabeth? Mine is the Nightingale armor you getting from Thieves guild questline!
It's amazing this game is almost still as popular now as it was when it was released! A friend of mine has asked me to make one of the swords from it, which I'm super looking forward to doing.
It's not just the weight and heat of the chainmail; it's the gambeson padding underneath! Chainmail alone won't overheat you unless you're really exerting yourself, but add the gambeson, too? I hope that set had the AC cranked!
Ahh, good ol' Skyrim never gets old. With all those re-releases it simply has no chance for that :) Also: Have you ever heard Poets of the Fall? Criminally underrated band and the singer's voice is simply amazing.
Theres nothing better than a geeking out Elizabeth :D amazing and really really funny and uplifting reaction to an incredible song. Thanks for that. Your Makeup and Outfit fits so well! I enjoyed this to the fullest :D
Instant goosebumps ! I played a frightening amount of Skyrim as well as its predecessors, and subsequently Elder Scrolls Online. I regularly listen to Malukah singing the Skyrim songs. I hope Voiceplay do the others too. I also think I need to connect my computer to my AV mixer, that bass not might just vibrate the floorboards through a 275W subwoofer. Still loving the enthusiasm, I've learnt so much from your reactions - can't sing for toffee, but appreciating the knowledge
I found your channel from your reaction videos to some of my favorite rock and metal bands. The energy and passion in this reaction video to a style of music that you are very well versed in is contagious. I need to watch your videos involving music and performances like this and I would love to see more in the future.
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Pretty please react to this performance of "The Whistler" by The White Buffalo. Thank you!
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Your cosplay is amazing!!! 👏👏👏
Anyone else love when Elizabeth gets giggly and bubbly like a kid?
Yeah, her infectious joy and giddiness when she hears something she finds interesting or especially beautiful is so pure and fun. I wish I were that passionate about anything, but it’s a big reason I think people love her… it’s special and particularly infectious.
That and her facial expressions and bodylanguage combined really show off what she feels without saying a word. She is always so into these reaction videos and I love to see it.
That's the main reason I watch her! She's extremely talented and knowledgeable, but she also is so bubbly, perky, and excited at times. It's adorable!
I have to imagine it's similar to the drop of a rollercoaster. Involuntary laugh/cry 😂😢
She never fails to put a smile on my face, bless her 😊
Doesn't get any better than Elizabeth in cosplay for the reaction and vocal fangirling at the same time.
Malukah did an amazing job as well. She was also one of the first to do this cover. Her covers of many Skyrim songs is what led the developers of Elder Scrolls Online to hire her as a bard in the game. Go into some of the Inns and you will hear Malukah.
She also worked with Peter Hollins in Baba Yetu the Civilization IV theme. She now has a great career singing in in video games
I swear Elizabeth is like a kid in a candy store when she reacts to Voiceplay.
Yes, "the costumes are on point." She states while dressing up as a Shield Maiden herself 🤣
@@Tryst46 Yep lmao😂😂
May wanna up the age there with the look shes giving
@@phantom8906 Yep
yeah, kinda over react
I love the passion that Elizabeth has. The great expressions on her face when she loves a sound. Keep up the great work!!!
It felt like I was actually in Skyrim. Candlehearth Hall in Windhelm, or Winking Skeever in Solitude.
The touring Bard's College Troupe.
There was even a Fus Roh Dah that would blow a bandit off the bridge of Valtheim Tower.
If this group was in one of those Inns, I would earn 5000 gold bounty very quickly
I'm so jazzed that you're reviewing this one! I've been a hardcore Skyrim nerd for years and was ecstatic when VoicePlay released this. It's so good 😁 Fus Ro Dah!
I almost didn't react to this video, but then I took an arrow to the knee.
@@TheCharismaticVoice 🤣🤣🤣
@@TheCharismaticVoice Good one ;)
@@TheCharismaticVoice 😂
Good one
I like that VoicePlay decided to cover Malukah's arrangement of this song. The ahhs and the Dovahkin part at the end are from her arrangement.
So excited for this one. It's been too long since you did a VP reaction.
I've been amazed by your reactions for over a year now. Going back to this, I had forgotten how amazing this piece is. I remember hearing the arpeggios Geoff effortlessly navigates. I'm glad you called that out. It ' my favorite part of the arrangement. And Layne??? Fire. I find myself re-listening to earlier VoicePlay stuff and appreciating it more and more. As always, GREAT reaction!! One thing you should keep in mind... be wary of the "you are having WAY too much fun police." You would be SO busted!! 😆
OMG! JUST LOOK AT YOU!! You look amazing!! So into the the whole scenario. This is such an incredible vocal performance and your reaction to and analysis of the vocal components is as spellbinding as the performance. I don’t think anyone else could do justice to this performance as you have done here. Your facial expressions are simply wonderful! Cheers 🤠🤗🙏🌹
Thank you! Had so much fun too! ❤️
Agreed Sir.
Just putting this out there, the "boom" you're hearing is Geoff. He's done it before in the Misty Mountains.
I believe the thumping sound you hear at the end & during the song was done by Layne the beat boxer. He did this on stage at the end of one of the Voice Plays song. He was showing how he does it.
I love how on point their articulation is when speaking in the Dragon tongue. They had to have done so much research on how to articulate those words, and then make them sound so beautiful! Truly a work of art.
Just remember, Dragonborn or not, The Reach will be taken by the Forsworn
Anyone that actually plays the game would know they are pronouncing dovakin wrong though. the "kin" part should be like keen, not ken the doll ya know? I was listening to this while gaming and it stuck out like a sore thumb.
@@jmsthewall They pronounced it as the British word 'Kin' meaning 'family' and not 'ken'.
@@Tryst46 That's still wrong though so them typing it wrong is kinda besides the point.
@@Tryst46 it's still Dovah "kiin"
The way Geoff slides up and down the pentatonic scale with ease is otherworldly
I hope you‘ll react to the Dragonborn by Saltatio Mortis and Lara Loft as well , it is SO incredibly good!
Give this lady a thumbs up. :-)
I was when clicking it, thinking that video was of that too.
I concur!
Yeah, count me in among those who initially thought this video actually was about that one. And while I am pleasantly surprised because I didn't know these guys yet and this version is pretty darn awesome, I really hope she'll take on the SaMo version as well. Considering how much of a fan she is, it will be interesting to see how many of the references that were put in that video will catch her eye.
Gotta give the OG Malukah a listen
Don't forget that the engineers involved in this recording did one hell of a job with the production. The voices have been captured to perfection. . .
"Jeez, that's so stupid low!" Yeah, that's the appropriate reaction to Geoff's notes from the depths.
He has the voice of a Dragonborn, low and powerful.
He hit a C#1 and sustained it for a few seconds.
I remember thinking, when I saw this VoicePlay video in my RUclips feed, "Oh, Elizabeth is going to love that!"
And while I was listening to what VoicePlay had done with the song, I kept noticing little features (like the layering of harmonies, Geoff's first-octave opening notes, Laine's beat boxing, Ely's amazing tones, Geoff's agile arpeggios and their guest vocalist's tonal qualities) that I thought you would love.
Elizabeth, this reaction is everything I'd hoped it would be, and more. I love your outfit, and your sheer joy in VoicePlay's work, and your outright nerdery. Thank you.
I've been eagerly awaiting your review of VoicePlay's "The Dragonborn Comes", and it was a delightful combination of technical insight and pure joy! Having only discovered VoicePlay a few months ago (just after discovering Geoff's solo pieces), I quickly found all kinds of channels that review their pieces - yours, Peter Barber's, Maggie Renee, Mortius among them (the voice technical side) - and pure fan reviews that range anywhere from useful commentary/background to mainly facial expressions of amazement. Thanks so much for your expert analyses,
There are parts of this that bring tears, not particularly because of any emotion I have about the subject, but because of the sound itself. And this is my all-time favorite video game theme, and my favorite vocal group. I am so excited when they do anything, but I think I might have yelled out loud when I saw this one in my feed.
Just fell into the Voiceplay rabbit hole about three weeks ago and absolutely love both your Voiceplay reactions and your interviews with Geoff and Layne. Your obviously genuine and joyful reaction to their work while being able to so wonderfully analyze and explain the finer points of what they are really doing musically is absolutely spectacular. I just had to click on to this as soon as I saw it, just love the fact that you 'dressed up' for it! (And realized I hadn't yet subscribed to you-that's been taken care of!)
Welcome
Yes, welcome to the Voiceplaying field!
@@natebaker3672 Thanks!
@@DravenGal It has been a amazing time already, I have NEVER joined anyone's patreon and I am now a patron for both Voiceplay and Goeff's, their fans seem to be as awesome and fun as the Voiceplay members themselves.
I had already listened to this like a dozen times, but the energy you bring to reviewing it was like I was watching it again for the first time. LOVE your videos!
Loved this reaction! Epic song, for sure!
As for the chainmaille, I make them, and have three for myself. Two of them are steel, and weigh around 13kg each, while the last is aluminium, and only comes in at around 4,5kg. They are so balanced, that as long as you're wearing a belt around it (to keep it from slapping your stomach every step you take), you don't feel the weight of it until you take it off. And it's not that warm either. After all, it's got around 10-15,000 holes in it...
I'd be honoured to make one for you, should you want your own!
I am just a girl who loves music. You have taught me why I love music so much. The way you break it all down is amazing. Thank you for showing everyone how to listen to the songs we love!
Hi Elizabeth, I'm glad you're reacting to another VoicePlay video. This is my first time listening to this song, and I loved the performance. Geoff's vocals were amazing as usual, and everyone shined on this vocal showcase, especially Omar, Eli, and Layne! And your makeup/costume is Fantastic!! Thank you, Elizabeth!!! 💙
Never played Skyrim but love fantasy. I love this, the arrangement, the harmonies, the highs, the lows the costumes and the location all come together to make it perfect. Can't pick one of the guys over the other as their voices all give me chills. Love your reaction ⚒🗡
if you decide to ever play it then plan your schedule accordingly because you will be sitting for a long time each turn.
Man when I first saw this cover I knew you had to see it, I'm so exited to watch this, I can hardly wait till it brings You as much joy as I felt.
I’ve only discovered your channel about two weeks ago, and I’ll say I immediately watched a string of you back to back for hours. Each video amazing in it’s own unique way, and not because of the music. Your genuine reactions, personal show of excitement, along with lighthearted professionalistic feedback, criticism, and oversight on what you’re listening to is just truly astounding. Everything about you, what you do, and what this channel is, is truly amazing and something I now love to watch/listen to in my spare time. Watching your body language to certain points of the music, watching your physical reactions and how the music itself effects you is just fun and knowledgeable in it’s self. Please keep up the fantastic work. Your character really shown through in this video and I couldn’t have loved it more. Skyrim slaps ⚔️
One thing I noticed at the very end is when the group steps forward, that really low wubble note hits at the same time their feet strike the ground. Such attention to detail.
I hadn't noticed that....Thanks for pointing it out....
It kind of makes you feel like the adventure has just begun.
Voiceplay is amazing, we all know that, and they deserve all the praise they get.
But props to Jeremy Soule for composing one of the top leitmotifs of all time with Nerevar Rising!
Its inclusion in the Skyrim main theme was a stroke of genius.
Indeed!
The Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra featuring Sabina Sweiacker does a wonderful performance of "The Dragonborn Comes", too.
tbh i do prefer sabinas preformance over this
@@TrickyDicky2006, listened to the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra's version earlier today - awesome. Would love to get Elizabeth's opinion of that too.
It is a good version
I love Elizabeth's use of technical terms in this one: "Geez! That's so STUPID low!"
I have been waiting not-so-patiently to hear you geek out over Geoff's arpeggios. You did not disappoint! As soon as I heard that part, I knew it would catch your ear. Thank you for your infectious giddiness over music.
I love your analysis of this fantastic arrangement. In particular I like it when you point out the subtleties that a casual listener won't notice, but bring the whole thing to another level. That low rhythmic thump and the later parallel octaves are just two of many.
Gotta love some Skyrim! War paint om point as well 👌🏻
You should definitely check out Malukah's version too, such a great one!
Malukah's version is amazing. First thing I thought of when I saw the notification.
This! Her rendition got me into Skyrim, and there's a bard mod that adds her Skyrim songs that you can play in the game. Awesome!
And the fact that she sings some of it in Dovahzul is astounding
Yeah, I do prefer Malukah's version. This one had some cool moments, like low sung ones, and I didn't come here to hate, but I felt this one was overdone to a degree. Arranged so everyone can have their bit (and I can kinda appreciate it), but gimmicky because of this, and loosing power and momentum. Emotional call and expression replaced by "performance" a little too much.
@@Gryftar I see what you mean. It kind of misses the atmosphere of Skyrim. That rugged, simple and sober atmosphere. It is indeed vocally very impressive, but over-stylized here and there. Still like it for what it is tho!
!!! Geoff's voice is a solid 7.0 on the Richter scale. This was amazing. Speaking of low voices, Elizabeth you should give a listen to Arpi Alto singing Imagine. I was gob smacked when she sang the first notes.
Such fun watching you nerd out on this!! Also fun to hear words like “arpeggiation” from you and Peter Barber-haven’t heard that one since college! Superb reaction! Love it when you react to these guys.
It is an amazing cover! I love it! And I love your cosplay, especially the fact that the arcs on the side of your face that is toward the camera make me think of sound waves XD The vocal acrobatics in it are just delightful from every member of the group. I've never been upset when Omar is singing with the group in the times that he's been featured. He does have a lovely crisp, clear high tenor range, and he does work well with the group. Could he stand out a little bit more for my tastes? Yes, but he does vibe well with the group on the whole.
As for Eli, you are 100% correct. I've heard him referred to as the vocal equivalent of a utility player from baseball, and I've come to thoroughly agree with that assessment. He's able to perform outstandingly well in whatever part he needs to play, whether that is in the forefront or in the support space. I always tell new reactors to VoicePlay to never underestimate him. And yeah, he would be an amazing rock and roll vocalist. I love it when he gets to strut his stuff in that domain.
The chainmail weighed 20lbs and he had to lie down on the floor between takes, as it was so painful on his shoulders. Ive been waiting to see your reaction to this one. I knew you'd love it.
20lbs is nothing.
@@Mr_Glenn If you are not used to it, it feels like everything. You should wear chain with a solid belt to help carry some of the weight on your hips. But a belt like that might interfere with the belly/diaphragm manipulation. Some make 'feel' like you are wearing a corset.
@@Mr_Glenn It's enough
Did he wear it with a tight belt? I believe that's the proper way to wear a chainmail, as it helps a lot with taking a lot of the weight from the shoulders and redistributing it more evenly. There's a youtuber called Metatron who wears chainmal in his everyday life and he isn't THAT fit.
@@mep1990 I couldn't say. I only mentioned what I saw and heard in the behind the scenes video. He was wearig a belt but I don't know if it was tight.
I cannot describe how much I love your facial expressions and the way you express your emotions. It's brilliant!
I am just in awe of Geoff's voice, VoicePlay are so good. I love your costume. Thanks for doing this one 😊
I’ve waited a while to watch this because I was afraid I would get interrupted and I knew I wanted to watch it without any distractions. As usual the combination of your love of good music, your nerdy gaming side, and your breakdown and analysis was worth waiting for.
I love that you caught that little duet between Geoff and Cesar early on. I don’t think most people pay attention to it because it’s not as “epic”, but it’s one of my favorite parts.
Kudos for you pointing out that it was filmed at PattyCake. I am a big PattyCake fan as well and love trying to spot props they’ve been used elsewhere in their videos. In this one (rather comically) the Warhammer is also in PattyCake’s production of Snow Spears. It’s Snow White’s story set to Britney Spears music. At one point the dwarves are singing and marching through the woods, (“Boys, sometimes a girl just needs one”, lol) one of the dwarves is carrying the hammer. I just about fell out of my chair when I saw it.
Cesar is indeed wearing real chain mail which was 20 pounds. He’s not the biggest guy and in between takes he had to lie down. Between the weight of the chain mail, that thing around his neck (gorget?) and the gauntlets, they were wearing him out and a bit painful. But that didn’t stop him from doing the single ladies dance and a little bit of ballet in the behind the scenes!
I believe Geoff got the chain mail from Thor Instruments. They sell it on Amazon! The gauntlets are also metal and he had to clean them because they were coated with machine oil to keep them from rusting during transit.
I know I’m a little late, but Layne did the arrangement for the next production which is we don’t talk about Bruno. As usual it’s got a lot of comedic elements to it. (And tortures Geoff a bit)
So glad you decided to check this one out! It's fantastic!
I got into your channel from Geoff's videos, then got into Voiceplay from YOUR videos. So it's wonderful to see you making more videos about them. :)
I love your analysis videos, and I was sure looking forward to this one! You help me explain why I love VoicePlay so much! And you went off the charts here! Your enthusiasm is obvious, and the giggling is contagious! 💖
VoicePlay doesn't just do covers, they have amazing arrangements that make each song their own. Like they put a seal on it! 🔥😍. Of course, they have the voices to go with it! I love, love, love their creativity, dedication, performance, they are EPIC!! 🤯🔥💯
Any woman geeks out on Skyrim stuff and music and have super joy like this earns my mad respect! My love doubled for you. Cheers!
You know good things are happening when Elizabeth's tongue slithers out between her teeth. The staccato hee-hee-hee's at the end sum it all up. Voice Play is masterful in this genre. Brilliant. Also, Layne never gets his due. Thanks for pointing it out.
I have been going through a rabbit hole that started with Tim Foust and Home Free to now Geoff Castellucci and Voice Play. The absolute soul-vibrating sound Geoff can produce and his talent in range has melted my brain. Now, they did Skyrim and the fact that they included Dovakin in Dragon-tongue and the Fus Ro Dah has me squealing in joy. I have to subscribe because you have so much energy and joy when you go into what's going on in the music, and you play back all those wonderful low notes. Keep up the absolute loveliness and joy!
I just love it when you nerd out like this. It is so wonderful to watch. Always get a kick outta VP, they do such a wonderful job.
Really glad you returned to Voiceplay and Geoff. Hoping for more like this in the future. I’d also like to hear your take on the songs from Encanto, specifically “We don’t talk about Bruno”, “ Under Pressure” and “Dos Oruguitas” would be amazing.
I believe Layne and Geoff create the "booming bass" together, as in a beatboxing sound effect and a low note from Geoff together.
I love watching your reactions and breakdowns, especially when it is Voiceplay! Thank you so much foe doing this. I always learn something new.
I have never been much of a gamer, but I have always loved a lot of the music from games and I also love fantasy and adventure movies, so when I saw this from Voiceplay I was really excited about it, because I feel like this could be a scene from a movie. Seeing you do an analysis of this makes my apreciation for it enen bigger. Thank you so much for this.
I think Skyrim would make a badass movie.
@@lisahowell5048 I don’t know the game, but if the video from Voiceplay is any indication for the rest of Skyrim (which it probably is knowing Voiceplay) then I definitely agree.
This was a great arrangement. Thanks for your analysis. This was epic fantasy and the vocal percussion, leads and harmonies were stunning. Again thanks for your reaction
Just in case u want some more Skyrim, Saltatio Mortis "just" released their own version --> Saltatio Mortis feat. Lara Loft - The Dragonborn Comes (From "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim")
Been looking forward to this since I saw the original video drop! I just knew, the instant I saw the alert from VP, that you would be totally geeking out over this one Elizabeth.
Awesome reaction/breakdown as usual. I cant ever get enough of your childlike joy, combined with your incredible knowledge of the intricacies of the technique/musicality.
Thank you for all that you do!!
Elizabeth in cosplay makes this 1000x better. Love watching her nerd out!
Not a gamer myself, so I really appreciate reactions from people who know Skyrim. There's so much to say about this performance but my standout moment is that first Cesar solo in his baritone range. He so often sings up high (not needed when you've got Eli AND Omar!) and uses his trademark tender breathiness--and I love it! But it's a special treat when we get to hear this richness. Thanks for your analysis and for your nerdy enthusiasm! I get pretty giddy over VoicePlay too.
I love how despite Elizabeth's crazy knowledge on vocals and techniques, Geoff still manages to challenge her understanding.
Okay, now *you're* introducing *me* to new music! These vocal arrangements are off the chain!
I'm sure you already know, but Maluka has one of the best versions of this song. She is amazing as well!
Yeah, Maluka's version is incredible as well.
nope... not maluka... Sabina Zweiacker does the best
@@TheLagaveta she does do it justice, but she also has an orchestra behind her. Malukah's was just her at her computer. Her dragon speak sounds like it rolls of her tongue a little better for me.
Also Malukah was the one who did it first with combining The Dragonborn Comes and the Main Theme Dragonborn.
I've seen Sabina Zweiacker do the Dragonborn Comes/Dragonborn live like 6 or 7 times. I'm actually going to see her live again soon at March 4th.
Thank you Elizabeth for yet another wonderful and incredible reaction! First off, you looked very much the part as you reacted to this wonderful rendition of "The Dragonborn Comes"......secondly..i always love the passion and joy and fullheartedness you show when ever you do an reaction clip of any kind...(this one in particular lol)....and ofcourse..you always look very lovely besides!!
I consider it an adventure whenever i get to watch these clips from you young lady! Take care and God Bless!
As a looooooooooong time fan of Skyrim I can honestly say I was sitting here watching this with giddy out loud laughing! Just, pure joy! Those harmonies are so smooth, and the build just gets better and better. This entire arrangement just needs to be absorbed. Simply listening don't do it justice!!
Such a great performance and reaction! I'd love to see your reaction to the more operatic version of this song, with the absolutely phenomenal Sabina Zweiacker singing. The video is called: Skyrim - The Dragonborn Comes - Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra / Sabina Zweiacker. Her voice is like onions to my eyes...eh...you know what I mean :)
Agreed. Sabina blows it away, and with the backing of the SRS it’s hands-down one of my favorite versions.
VoicePlay + Medieval = EPIC!! They just never miss. Every single thing about this one is amazing. I love the dark timbre and the dramatic feel. I've always had a thing for that deep, evil bass sound in orchestral music so when I saw they were doing this I was so excited. I still get chills listening. It's also really astonishing, but their next one goes clear to the other end of the spectrum and is absolutely hilarious. I laughed through the entire thing. And Layne sings a little solo too! I actually like it that they have so many guest stars because they can really match them to the music to make it just a step above what other a cappella groups can do. I'm not knocking their talent at all, but VoicePlay just has that extra something that makes them stand out. Fun fact: Cesar is wearing real chain mail and it weighs 20 pounds!
I agree. Absolutely gorgeous. When I heard it the first time, I played that first 30 second I dont know how many times. The low octaves have always been gorgeous to me, and I always get chills. So beautiful, definitely gonna need to do a playthrough with this song😂
I really never thought when I found your channel that you were such an amazing geek! It's been brilliant to find this out, never judge a book by its very professional cover. 😂
Your cosplays..im in love! 💜
I've had to watch this several times because there is so much going on! It's so visually stunning that I listened with eyes closed to better appreciate the vocals. Great reaction and great costume💗
When the break into The Elder Scrolls harmony.. I legitimately got the chills! Sounds like the Morrowind theme. The light harmony, jeez!
Came back because I was jamming to Elder Scolls music again and saw this.
Love your commetary, you always point out such interesting details while going in with such pure delight!
(btw I think you're going to love their upcoming encanto video, it includes quite a bit of silly playing around with the vocals but is overall great fun)
Now they just need to do "The Dawn Will Come" from Dragon Age.
Yes, so much Yes!!!!
MY THOUGHTS EXACTLY!
Yes! Please do The Dawn Will Come *.*
YES!
The fandom dedication after a decade is amazing. Skyrim is one of my top favorites of all time, and I've been a gamer since the early days when arcades were a brand new thing.
You know what i just realized why i love your channel so much. You put your passion out there and unapologetically go all in and every time i find my self just grinning watching your videos and seeing how passionate you are about music and vocals. You make something i never cared about before sound and feel fun and i have been listing to more music and in different ways then i have before. Thank you for this you have changed my perception on music and vocals for the rest of my life.
I all most want to say what your doing here with music is close to the level that Steve Irwin did with animals. Keep being awesome and making the content you love.
I know absolutely nothing about music or singing, but I concur with all of your analysis, and your enthusiasm is contagious! Keep it up!
I was soooooo excited to see that you had reacted to this. As always, a fabulous analysis of this wonderful performance. Cheers!
I'd love to watch your reaction to VoicePlay's Wicked Medley.
About the chain mail: While chain mail is heavy, yes, it is also held up by your belt, which means that the weight is distributed very well over your shoulders and hips. It's obviously not weightless, but it's far from unwieldy. You'd need to be able to fight in in after all. In the video you actually see the large belt he wears for this exact purpose.
However Cesar is not a real big guy and the chain mail did hurt his shoulders and had to lie down between takes on the floor.
I have a buddy who makes chainmail that I bought a shirt from. Being that I'm 6'1" and 300 lbs, my shirt weighed about 35 lbs but it's surprisingly easy to move around in.
Chai mail is quite a lightweight armor piece, compared to other types. I have 15 years of historical reconstruction behind and I mostly wore chain mails =) It averages at 7-8 KG and does not strain you or slow you a lot (of course if you get used to it).
Well, when you consider how many younger guys don't have enough hips & butt to hold a towel wrapped around their waist more than a few steps, it's no wonder that he had a rough go of the chainmail. He's not exactly a huge dude. A woman his height with a small waist & big hips might have an easier time with it with a belt to help distribute the weight.
Omg.. So love how you "Geek Out" Over the music here... Makes Being hyper passionate about music feel normal... Thank you so much!
YYEEESSSS!!! been waiting sooo loonngg for another Voiceplay reaction 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Seeing your reactions always make me smile. Thanks for the content. It is a bright spot that helps me forget about all the darkness going on in the world.
Love the makeup and outfit for this video, and awesome commentary as always. Hadn't heard this version, it's really cool. If you feel you need some more to nerd out about, try Saltatio Mortis feat. Lara Lofts version and Sabina Zweiacker - Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra two very different interpretations.
Want more acapella ear candy? Voice Play released their cover of Aerosmith's "Dream On". This ear candy is extra sweet and extra smooth.
Oh damn! I didn't know this version, but the Saltatio Mortis feat. Lara Loft is also pretty amazing!
yes, it's out ony for a few days, but it's definitely worth a listen!
Malukah's Coverversion is, in my opinion, one of the best version..near (emotion, feelings) an the original soundtrack
Yes please!! =O Do the Saltatio Mortis Version
True !
I love both.
Love your reaction on this video Elizabeth, you glowed with pure joy as you listened... I spent time just watching your reaction
I feel the exact same way about Eli! He is so amazing!
Kudos to you for an excellent reaction and analysis video as well a fun cosplay costume! Your open and giddy enjoyment of the music and theater is very uplifting; I laughed along with you a few times because of the joy in your face. I am always looking forward to your analysis of VoicePlay performances (also HomeFree, another favorite of mine). This one brought together many elements that hit my "buttons"; VoicePlay, Fantasy, Cosplay, Theater, and your reactions and ability to show me the intricacies of the music I would otherwise miss. Thank you for your skill and time doing these videos, they really make my day!
Dovahkiin, Dovahkiin, naal ok zin los vahriin,
Wah dein vokul mahfaeraak ahst vaal!
Ahr fin norok paal graan fod nust hon zindro zaan,
Dovahkiin fah hin kogaan mu draal!
I've spend hundreds of hours in Skyrim and i have the platinum trophy to prove it! One of the short stories ("Ysgramor's Tomb") that i wrote is based on Skyrim! I can't wait for this! 😁
@@Onikage55 Put away the measuring tape, you two.
@@Onikage55 I'd have spent thousands of hours playing Skyrim myself, but then I took an arrow to the knee.
@@TheCharismaticVoice "I took an arrow to the knee". Maybe the most known phrase from Skyrim other than "Fush Ro Dah". What is your favorite armor from Skyrim, Elizabeth? Mine is the Nightingale armor you getting from Thieves guild questline!
A double low C sharp is impressive. Even in subharmonic tone, Geoff makes it so clean and clear. Very well done.
It's amazing this game is almost still as popular now as it was when it was released! A friend of mine has asked me to make one of the swords from it, which I'm super looking forward to doing.
It's not just the weight and heat of the chainmail; it's the gambeson padding underneath! Chainmail alone won't overheat you unless you're really exerting yourself, but add the gambeson, too? I hope that set had the AC cranked!
Idk what I'm more excited for. The reaction/analysis or the cosplay. Can't wait.
I knew that you would enjoy this song. It was so much fun watching your reaction to Voiceplay.
Sabina Zweiacker - the dragon born comes. THAT is a must-hear for anybody liking this song.
yup... still best version for me...
Try the take of Alina Gingertail. Wouldn't be dissapointed
@@ПавелСтановой love her, but for Skyrim I still prefer Sabina
UP!
I've seen Sabina Zweiacker do the Dragonborn Comes/Dragonborn live like 6 or 7 times. I'm actually going to see her live again soon at March 4th.
I really love your enthusiasm and your expressions while listening to songs. Really touching in a way
Ahh, good ol' Skyrim never gets old. With all those re-releases it simply has no chance for that :)
Also: Have you ever heard Poets of the Fall? Criminally underrated band and the singer's voice is simply amazing.
Theres nothing better than a geeking out Elizabeth :D amazing and really really funny and uplifting reaction to an incredible song. Thanks for that. Your Makeup and Outfit fits so well! I enjoyed this to the fullest :D
check this one also "The Dragonborn Comes - Malukah - Lyrics ( extended version )"
Instant goosebumps ! I played a frightening amount of Skyrim as well as its predecessors, and subsequently Elder Scrolls Online. I regularly listen to Malukah singing the Skyrim songs. I hope Voiceplay do the others too. I also think I need to connect my computer to my AV mixer, that bass not might just vibrate the floorboards through a 275W subwoofer. Still loving the enthusiasm, I've learnt so much from your reactions - can't sing for toffee, but appreciating the knowledge
Saltatio Mortis recently released their own version of this song featuring Lara Loft. It's awesome
I found your channel from your reaction videos to some of my favorite rock and metal bands. The energy and passion in this reaction video to a style of music that you are very well versed in is contagious. I need to watch your videos involving music and performances like this and I would love to see more in the future.
Now you also need to do Saltatio Mortis feat. Lara Loft. Its a german band, who have taken this song into a epic metal mood with a awesome video.
That heavy metal version is not supposed to be sung like that.
I think the Saltatio Mortis feat Lara Loft Version is a must have to react to.