I love the whole Carolus Rex album. I think there are some you have missed reacting to from that. I promise they are worth listening to.

@dlind1985

9 ай бұрын

Concur!

@thatsicklypup

9 ай бұрын

I see you on every Sabaton reaction video, and I love it.

One of their best songs ever and it sounds great live as well.

loved the reaction, your energy and joy are contagious.

You did not butcher the language 😉 And i agree on skipping the chair, its easier to headbang , move around and really enjoy the music.

Happy Birthday Joakim 🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂

@GrandmasGotGraceLW

9 ай бұрын

Wow! I didn't know October 5 was his birthday! Dan Vasc's is the 13th. We've just gotten past several of our October birthdays in this family. There are about a dozen of them...seriously!!! Then, in November, we have the same thing...birthdays all month long!

Love this song! Great reaction! Skål! 🤘

I love the swedish Version

Finally! I have waited for this reaction 🥰

I was on that concert and was laughing pretty hard when Apocalyptica pranked the guys 😂

You should do 82nd All The Way ft Amarenthe from the same live show! That one is awesome!!🤘🏻

Apocalyptica - Path vol. 2 with the singer from Guano Apes is my favorite of theirs. Really old tho

oh if you like instruments not meant for metal that works in metal .. you need to check out Feuerschwanz, Saltatio Mortis, The Dark Side Of The Moon, Eluveitie....

Joakim apparently for songs like this which they sing in Swedish and English sometimes starts a song in English and ends the song in Swedish. I think they sing in Swedish for the home crowd and where the crowds knowledge of English is weak (I am not sure what they sing when in the USA given this rule LOL) I had only seen the Christian Ripkens video from the same tour but the English version as Christian Ripkens does a lot of work for Electric Callboy and did the official video for Parasite I looked him up and he did a live from this tour too: kzread.info/dash/bejne/p2WIypSheLidn5c.html It is interesting to see the same song through the eyes of different people.

Great reaction, Carlos. I LOVED hearing this. FANTASTIC! 😀I just sent a longer comment your way, elsewhere, since two different ones have bitten the dust already.

That was wild fun! Loved every moment. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@umarae27

9 ай бұрын

Well, minus the siren at the very beginning.

@GrandmasGotGraceLW

9 ай бұрын

@@umarae27 I even loved THAT! It's very eerie, but...there's life in it, besides. I can think of a siren that was NOT sounded, in a very recent tragedy. You can probably figure that one out pretty quickly. I went through the HUGE Alaska Earthquake, in 1964. We had NO warning of that monster coming our way. Nowadays, pretty much everywhere, there are systems that will begin to let people know very early on, when such a quake even MIGHT be coming, but back then...not...at least not in our very tiny town. Sorry...tears building up. Out of the 500-ish people who resided there at that point in time--people with whom I had known and lived since I was two years old (I was 14 at the time), 36 of them were just...GONE...after the quake hit and the tsunami took out pretty much everyone still in the vicinity of the BIG (commercial) dock, where there was a huge supply ship anchored. It was a total miracle (and a captain who knew EXACTLY how to get his men to do EXACTLY what they needed to do to keep the engines going, even when the ship was being almost completely turned over, in which case, all would have been lost. As it was, there were some casualties, and some injuries, but not like it could have been, due to that man holding onto his senses, rather than giving up in fear. Anyway...yeah...sirens are not always a bad thing, and though they tend to "run one through" due to their piercing qualities, I value them very much, and instantly knew what they meant--even without the English lyrics to know what was going on. OH, MY WORD!

@umarae27

9 ай бұрын

@GrandmasGotGraceLW my heart goes out to you & the others for having to go through such a terribly tragic ordeal. Dutchsense & a few others are helpful, but in my area the phone alert comes at the same exact time as the quake does. Not very helpful as of yet. But, I get your point, & thank you for sharing with me. Now I won't mind the beginning siren like before. God bless you & yours!

@GrandmasGotGraceLW

9 ай бұрын

@@umarae27 Grandma hugs! 😀

@GrandmasGotGraceLW

9 ай бұрын

@@umarae27 I was just re-reading your comment, and realized who you were talking about, regarding the earthquakes. He is VERY good! The problem is (as with several others I know with that type of expertise), there are people in other places who do not WANT generalized people to know what those experts know. In fact, they will do just about anything to get them taken down, unfortunately (sigh).

Gustav Adolphus is one the few guys in history who truly was a great nobel figure. He practice religious tolerance in age of bigotry and his wars were brought on his foes. He went to Germany because the Emperor was going to attack Sweden after his consolidated his control in Germany.

Nice song ! Nice video ! I love your concept You should listen to « Red Baron » and « resit and bite »

Actually, it was the Germans who first called him "Lion of the North."

Skål from Sweden

Cellos WERE meant for metal, because classical music IS essentially metal!

@VikingReacts

9 ай бұрын

True actually. If you look at the structure of both genres… they are basically the same :)

@GrandmasGotGraceLW

9 ай бұрын

YES!!! I totally agree! I grew up in a household with a master (mistress?) violinist...MY MOM! She would have LOVED to have played in this set! In Old Valdez, Alaska (before the big quake in 1964) there were about 12 musicians in a town of around 500 (give-or-take a little, depending on the seasons). My mom and "her" small band, played anywhere and just about everywhere in town, for just about any occasion, and they were REALLY GOOD! The string bass player also played cello. They would often practice at our house, and even if they practiced somewhere else, we kids would usually be wherever that was. We grew up ENSCONCED in excellent music of a huge variety. We all grew up singing and playing instruments, as well. I never played any strings except guitar, and my style was never like this. I always loved old folk-style songs (think Burl Ives, etc.), and that's where I went with my guitar. Now for my cornet, I went for STRONG, and for winning the battles. I also LOVED The Tijuana Brass, for their liveliness and very often strong lyrics that went with their sound. Herb Alpert, for most of my high school years, was my idol. I could play EVERY song of his that I ever heard (and some of them still wind their ways through my head, as soon as I hear just a phrase that sounds anything like them). Anyway...YES! The cello is MEANT to be in this type of a setting...ABSOLUTELY! If anyone has ever watched and listened to "2Cellos" they should understand. 😀

Sabaton Nuclear Attack and 82nd All the Way are going to be good for you.

About history and what we never should forget you have the track Final solution or if you want Heroes or heroine's White death and lady of the dark.

You should do a react to gott min uns with them as it was the password of the army to signal German protestants that were safe and later became the battle cry of the karolinerna.

You just cursed yourself by saying skål and not drinking.

@VikingReacts

8 ай бұрын

You don’t know what I do in the time I cut out after that ;)

@SvensktTroll

8 ай бұрын

@@VikingReacts That's true but you say it then you drink. No more talking.

The romans could not conquer germania but the northern brothers did it in a heartbeat, skål!

drummers wife is floor jansen

It does sound better in Swedish!

Can I ask which headphones / earpieces you are using that stay in?

@VikingReacts

9 ай бұрын

Sure! I thought the best way earpiece would be those used on stage by artists/roadies so that is what I looked for but a bit more budget friendly ;). I got: Sennheiser IE 100 PRO Black live in-ear monitors There are wireless and wired options but I chose the wired because of my setup. Good luck!

@johncrwarner

9 ай бұрын

@@VikingReacts Thanks for the info - I am in the market for new headphones / in ear so I will review them.

@johncrwarner

9 ай бұрын

@@VikingReacts As I have often to get up and move to take care of my partner who needs 24/7 care. I will look at the wireless option first

@johncrwarner

9 ай бұрын

@@VikingReacts My Sennheiser in-ear monitors arrived today and the Bluetooth version comes with a cable to change it to an attached version unplugging the in-ear piece and connecting the cable or the Bluetooth adaptor.

They did this album in both Swedish and English. But the Swedish version is better !