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Those "Just credits" make me cry every time, it's the right complement to the meaning of the song
Agreed! And if you don't get to the church bells at the end, do you really get the catharsis? And cutting Floor off? Shame!
Floor is married to the Drummer of Sabaton, Her vocals are at the very end AND ALWAYS Watch Sabaton videos til the very end as an sign of respect to the vets of all nations.
Stop talking garbage , respect to the vets 😂 . They can end the reaction anytime they wish you 🤡
Speak on your own behalf please. I am a vet and served 12 years with the Royal Dutch Army (42nd Armoured Infantry Battalion Limburgse Jagers) and have been deployed to Bosnia, Kosovo, Iraq and Afghanistan. If someone wants to show respect in their own way, even if it's not the way you think it should be then let them show the respect for those served in their own particular way. No need to call someone 🤡 or shut someone down. It's not up to you to decide for us and the way you reacted says more about you then about nick @@JimKerr-xl2jt
@@JimKerr-xl2jtYour iq level just dropped to - 40 below a cuecumber 🤬🤬🤬👎
Sabaton is a deep rabbit hole if you're interested in war history and epic music, that's what they do.
Most of their songs are about Military History (9 of 10 albums). Lead singer Joakim Broden and bassist Par Sundstrom(at the cross at the end) are the primary songwriters, and only original members left. This song is from the most recent album ,The War to End All Wars. Drummer Hannes van Dahl (joined 2014) is the first soldier out of the trenches. Guitarist Chris Rorland (j. 2012) is first out on the other side. Guitarist Tommy Johansson (j. 2016) had the battle field solo. The piano melody is a variation of Carol of the Bells. Joakim has said this song is actually a waltz. End credit vocals by Floor Jansen, Hannes' wife.
This video was made by people that normally make movies. When the world stopped, so did moviemaking, so they had time for this.
Ash mentioned her grandfather was a WW II bomber pilot. Sabaton's song "No Bullets Fly" is about a American B-17 bomber pilot and a German fighter pilot. Recommend watching the animated story video for that song.
Indeed videos from Nightwish and Sabaton should always be watched until the real end. Very often there is some interesting surprise at the end. Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱
Oh,and I forgot! The blonde soldier in the beginning is the drummer of Sabaton,Hannes van Dahl, and he's actually married to Floor Jansen the singer in Nighwish (who sings the end credits)
always watch to the very end...to every video, not only Sabaton videos, as kind of respect....cause i think all those who put hard work in, to create this awesome videos, have defently deserve it...just my own opinion...stay safe
Yeah, I think the group had to take something like six years to set this up. The trenches needed dug, all that. The ACCURATE uniforms. That one Acoustic Guitar is vintage from that actual time period. They REALLY researched this (like they do everything else) and really worked hard on it to get it just right.
You sit through the end credits for every movie, watching pointless names endlessly roll by to some background music? That's a lot of quality time in your life that I bet you would like to have back at this point. To each their own, I guess.
@@jamesp7709 My movie-watching habits are hardly any of your business. And this is definitely not about me. He and his reactions are up for debate. And if I watch a reaction video of him then I prefer to watch it to the end. Without cut. He would now suggest that I join a patreon and pay for it. Besides, those 3-4 minutes aren't wasted when you're listening to what you love. You probably spend all day in front of your PC and express your displeasure about everything and everyone in writing ugly comments. It's hard to imagine how many wasted hours you'll end up with. Küss mich da wo die Sonne nicht scheint, Jimbo
@@jamesp7709 'pointless' names?
Okay, listen up, smartass. Does it not occur to you that if a lot of those names were missing from the credits, that movie WOULD NOT EVEN EXIST?
The credits tell the audience the names of everybody who worked on which part to make the production a success.
If you found yourself being part of a giant multi-million-dollar project and had the chance to get your name out there as being really great at what you did as part of that project, would you want your name to appear in credits? Or not?
Are you going to try to tell me that you would want to keep your part SECRET so nobody knew how hard you worked? REALLY? You better go think about that again.
@@stefanstock953 I hope your day goes better than the jerk you responded to. Merry Christmas. :)
Yeah, I bet this kid is the type to yell "TL;DR!" because they are just too lazy to actually read comments. Loves the sound of their own voice but is tone deaf AF. They are just another damned internet troll. MAYBE they are a stupid little kid who wants to look edgy but comes off as just another another jerk. They should take a number, take a seat and wait their turn like anybody else.
When watching Sabaton, always best to watch to the very end. Many other brilliant videos to be watched.
They don't need to !
@@JimKerr-xl2jt They don't NEED to have a UA-cam Channel.
UA-cam does not NEED to exist.
YOU DO NOT NEED TO BE A NEGATIVE ASSOLE WITH ALL OF YOUR SHITTY RESPONSES TO EVERYBODY WHO THINKS THEY SHOULD HAVE WATCHED TO THE END.
If you're at all interested in heavy metal and history, you should definitely listen to more Sabaton. That's basically what they do: history lessons wrapped up in power metal. Every song is about some historic event or battle.
Since you just watched All Quiet on the Western Front, you might want to check out their cover of 1916 by Motörhead.
the drummer of sabaton is married to the singer of nightwish
Her name is Floor Jansen and it was her voice at the end during the credits that were brutally cut away 🤨😉
Great reaction, though 👍
Did not know that, nice
@@Samurai_Stoner she is credited in the video if people just wait.
@Templarofsteel88 no I knew she was in the video, I didn't know they were married
Talk about a power couple
they're swedish power metal band they always talk about of true events on their songs in specific war history characters soldiers heroes battles etc all related with.
I feel this song, sung by a man so strongly, is apt in this case. This particular part of the war in the Trenches was almost all men harming other men for politics. I think he portrays such emotion singing about the small moment of humanity that happened. The armies passed "fratranizing with the enemy" rules after to avoid troops getting friendly.
The credits give you the beautiful Drummers wife singing too, though - of course, Floor Jansen always makes it better. 😊
Based on a true story. For one day, there was a spontaneous truce. People walked out of the trenches to greet each other. And yes, there was soccer. It gives me a bit of hope for humankind.
If I remember correctly the used a helmet as a ball.
It's not common knowlegde that after the Great War and World War 2, men struggled with the idea of killing fellow Christians. Some ended their own lives because of it. Some slowly some quickly.
@@Templarofsteel88it was a can. Canned food or something.
Consider doing No Bullets Fly by Sabaton next. Fantastic story and song. Extremely heartwarming ending as well.
Always watch a Sabaton video til the end.
Sabaton 1916 - The average age of a British soldier on the Somme was 26 years and two months. The youngest known soldier to fight in the battle is believed to have been Sidney Lewis, who was only 13. The youngest British soldier killed in the battle is believed to have been 15. The oldest British soldier to die on the Somme was 68. At the end of the Accrington Pals' first major action - on the first day of the Battle of the Somme - at least 584 of the 720 troops who took part were killed, wounded or missing. Pte William Marshall, who survived the fighting, recalled many were "killed and wounded even before they could get out of their trenches" SABATON - 1916 (Official Music Video) ua-cam.com/video/HgGhhnQB1gw/v-deo.html
Great reaction guys! You seem to be pretty interested in history so this band should fit you "like a glove!" ( to be read in Ace Ventura voice) Sabaton is a swedish metal band that write pretty much exclusively about historic events,mainly military ones. If you decide to venture further down this rabbithole I would suggest, since you atleast sound brittish, to listen to 1916 (a Motörhead cover), No Bullets Fly (animated version), Bismarck, Lady of the Dark (about Milunca Savić,one of the most decorated female soldiers in history) or if you wanna go for a swedish version,En livstid I krig ( The great tour in Gothenburg,be sure to put on CC though )
Shame you didn't stay to the very end. That video could not have been made without all the people credited at the end. They deserved as much accolades for the 'full production' you mentioned in your comments. And of course, to enjoy the full stanza of Floor's Liltling Voice.
”Is it just gonna be, is it just gonna be credits?”
ffs 🤦🏼♂️
The credits are full and boring , it's best skipping them
If you want to watch the history behind this song and mostly every song of sabaton, they have a history channel with a lot of info.
Oh, you mentioned about your grandfather, so strongly recommended to make a reaction video to Sabaton - No Bullets Fly (Animated Story Video) (8min46s length). Amazing story and watch this time til the end :)
'1916 (Official Music Video)' another touching song worth of reaction and many others too :)
In the past, the Christmas trees used to be decorated with food like fruits or bread, especially in Europe. Even when I was a kid in the 90s my parents were decorating the tree with with sweets like candies and small chocolates. Basically, most of the decorations were edible and by the time the tree was withering and losing its leaves, most of the decorations were already eaten.
Just to let you know that Sabaton was formed a few years after Nightwish and their drummer Hannes van Dahl is married to Floor Jansen which is why she sings the final part during the credits that you chose to ignore.
I like to call Sabaton, Valor Metal. They sing of heroism and valor in battle without regard to politics.
Sorry to see you didn't discover the aria at the ending credits was done by Floor Jansen. Sabaton's drummer Hannes Van Dhal is her husband.
I was disappointed too. Had time to babble but not time to allow the video to finish. Sad.
@@randymarple9830 totaly agree..not only because Floor is singing, but also for the respect to all those people who put alot of great work into making this awesome video...merry xmas and stay safe, buddy.....greetings and love from Germany
OB Dave, please do more Sabaton.
You and your blokes gonna love the tracks
Sacrilege to cut Floor off! Always watch to the end
Omg, you cut Floor off in full flow.
World War One was indeed such a massive plunder. No one really had a reason to fight it, yet millions were killed to avoid someone having to say they screwed up.
And the scars are still there - there are areas in France that are still too dangerous to be allowed to live in.
Still 2 to 3 people die every year (Mainly farmers) by exploding WW1 ammo.
Again! Its a crime to stop Floor!
Welcome to Sabaton. I sugest you go watch 1916. A tribute to motorhead by sabaton. All their music is based on history. Merry Christmas all
History with a beat. Details are everything even the guitar is from that time 😊
Your grandfather being a Lancaster bomber pilot is very interesting, because my grandfather was the same but from the opposite side. He was a Heinkel HE 111 bomber pilot, stationed in France and flying bombing runs to Britain at the first half of the war. He was later transferred to the Eastern Front, bombing Soviet positions. Somewhere around his 390th mission he got shot down by the Soviets. He however was able to do a belly landing, with all of the crew surviving, although getting injured (he himself got his nose ripped off). They then were taken as POWs by the Soviets. They belonged to the few german soldiers who survived their imprisonment in the Soviet Union and returned home after the war. He never talked about his time in the prison camp.
Fascinating ❤️
Funny you mentioned Nightwish. Floor Jansen is Married to Sabaton's drummer and she sings on at the end of the song.
After Sabaton, you can check out Tommy Johansson, the lead guitarist. He does solo covers of almost every genre, from Disney to ABBA to Celine Dion to yes, Sabaton, Iron Maiden, etc. He also has his own band, where he is lead singer, Majestica. He uploads a video to his YT channel almost every Friday. At present, his most popular solo cover is She's Gone (Steelheart). Cheers!
If you want an awesome live song with Sabaton you should react to en livstid I krig (a lifetime of war) live Scandinavium Gothenburg.
The album Carolus rex they had released during that time is about a part of Swedish history called the era of great power (stormaktstiden in Swedish) from a time when Sweden was a much bigger nation with ambitions of expanding.
The album was released with both an Swedish and English version, the difference being that the Swedish one tells the story from our/a Swedish soldiers view while the English is more from an outsiders view.
It is the Swedish version they played at that show so be sure the subtitles are on,I was at that show and all I can say is that you will not regret it.
I second that.
The First World War was a clash that marked the transition from the small wars of sustaining the empire to the gargantuan wars of national/political survival. At the start (1914 - when this event occurred) it was imagined that the war would be short and many soldiers very much idealised notions of honour, heroism in the attack, and gentlemen's rules. In 1915 the Germans in desperation instituted gas as a weapon, air warfare emerges (including bombing civilians), in 1916 the flamethrower was used in numbers, mine warfare added elements of underground fighting (truly terrifying), the Germans also utilised submarine warfare, while the British navy blockaded and started starving the German's. The entire notion of the war changes, of what service means, of the importance of empire, of the sacrifice of literally tens of thousands of men, and the horror of the trenches. By the end of WW1, there has been a total and complete political and social upheaval across all of Europe and the US has emerged as a true world power. But it was a war of monarchies, empires, and the changes were largely internal (the fall of the Turkish, Russian, German, and Austro-Hungarian empires, and the crippling of the British and the French).
In contrast, the Second World War was a conflict of ideologies and (through Nazi and Imperial Japanese influence) a war of racial and social extermination. By this time large-scale bombing (and of course in the end Nuclear weapons) of civilians was possible and widespread. The submarine and naval conflict was on an even larger scale. The result was that the impact on the entire population was much greater - while WW1 with gas and the multi-year trench stalemate was a more hideous experience for many individual combatants WW2 had a much vaster impact on the entire populations of nations and the fighting was (with good reason) framed as tolerant liberal democracy (good - with the ironic inclusion of the Stalinist Soviet Union) against evil (the Nazi's and Imperial Japan).
This song got immediately added to my holiday playlist when I first heard it. Great song!
fun fact hannes van dahl, sabatons drummer is married to floor jansen :)
There were an attempt to make a Christmas truce on the Eastern front as well but with a different outcome, because the orthodox church, celebrate christmas on the 7th on january, so the other side didn't know that all they saw was some soldiers getting up from the threnches.
Also remember the christmas truce was in 1914, the first year of WW1, several places the truce more so you could bury the dead and the like, more than kicking a ball, but it varied from place to place and it was not all places that had a Christmas truce.
The Cross at the End, does exit and is places in Ypres, Belgium.
I can only recommend to check out more of Sabaton, older and newer songs, music videos and life videos. They are really great life.
According to Siegfried Sassoon's poem written March 4th 1917 not all officers seem to be near the front:
If I were fierce, and bald, and short of breath, ...
I'd live with scarlet Majors at the Base,
And speed glum heroes up the line to death.
You'd see me with my puffy petulant face,
Guzzling and gulping in the best hotel,
Reading the Roll of Honour. "Poor young chap,"
I'd say-"I used to know his father well;
Yes, we've lost heavily in this last scrap."
And when the war is done and youth stone dead,
I'd toddle safely home and die-in bed.
We can see how much this song touched you. They have a more recent song that is just as poignant, 1916. It's a cover of a Motorhead song. You will need tissues for it. Also, since your granddad was a pilot, you need to watch No Bullets Fly, a story about a bomber pilot.
As others have said, be sure to watch Sabaton videos until the end. There is often information in the credits, and on this one, you missed much of Floor's voice.
Another Sabaton Song you might like is 1916 Originally by Motorhead It is about the battle of the Somme
I love this one. I hope you do more Sabaton.
More Sabaton Videos 🙏🏻🇸🇪👑
I recommend this song.
Sabaton Dreadnought
the guitar solo in this song is 10/10 🔥
Merry Christmas!
More from the peanut gallery: I read once that it was the ultimate irony that generals in WW I failed to learn the lesson of Pickett's Charge, which happened in the American Civil War, 50+ years earlier...and is Ash from Rhodesia/Zimbabwe?
Zimbabwe! 😅 my dad is from Rhodesia
Ok the song is written about the actual event called the Christmas truce which did take place during WW1. Look up how that took place in the middle of a war, it’s quite an interesting bit of history.
In 2014, Sabaton released the Album Heroes, which was the first Sabaton album Hannes Van Dahl recorded with the band. Van Dahl is married to Nightwish lead vocalist Floor Jansen.
Also have a look at their cover of 1916. The battle scenes were filmed at Knutsford.
World War I was also the war where in the beginning the people in Europe still believed in chivalry, which is why the Christmas Truce wasn't repeated. One year later too many had died and any thought about chivalry was gone. I'm singling out Europe for a reason. WWI is always cited as the war where war became more brutal because of the new weapons, but what is usually forgotten is that there was a war that could be seen as a warning of what was to come. The American Civil War. Some of the battles there already showed what the newer weapons were capable of and the next 40 years only added to the weapons development.
It's difficult to remember how everything connects, but the last really big wars in Europe where the Napoleonic Wars which ended in 1815. All other European conflicts until WWI (99 years later) where either small or quick.
sabaton was the first band to make me cry. and they still hold the score with 2 songs(the other and first song being no bullets fly), with lorna shore being at second place(with pain remains, if you want to call that being just one song rather than 3). and even though sabaton would not come up first when thinking about favorite bands, they are my most listended band for 2 years now(regarding my spotify year review)
the humanity people can show in the most dire situations, and the willpower to just do what one thinks is right, to be strong and goodwilling despite fear and bad circumstances... in short words: just being a real hero... its just touching to me
It was the same picture. I noticed it as well when watching All Quiet on the Western Front. Great reaction, greetings from Iceland.
Good talk.❤ Merry christmas🎅
End credit by Floor Jansen. Nuff said ❤
End vokals Floor Jansen from Nighwish married to the drummer from Sabaton Hannes Van Dahl
Insubordination not following your commanding officers orders and charging the machine guns in WW1 could mean imprisonment or worse the had the right to shoot cowards. So it wasn't that great the fear of charging your enemy guns or face the chance your commanding officer may shoot you. Please react to Sabaton's tribute to the Motohead song 1916. Thank you.
no it`s not just credit. Singer is Floor Jannsen from nightwish
Who cares she's the most overrated singer on the planet !
You should react to No bullets fly animated story video next. And with Sabaton you should watch until the end. Here you missed Floor singing the ending credit
You might want to watch the animated STORY videos for No Bullets Fly, Night Witches and the Red Baron. As has been commented before, always until the very end, because sometimes the stories continue. They also have an amazing History channel, where they explain the facts behind their songs. Enjoy the rabbit hole!
Yes, agreed. 100%
Sabaton did a cover of Motorhead's 1916. I have learnt more about ww1 from this band. I would like to recommend 1916, Lady of the dark (animated version), Night witches (animated version) and No bullets fly (animated version).
Of course, it's a shame that you don't have interest in playing songs to the end just because there are credits running and it's also a shame that you didn't find out that Floor Jansen sang the end credits. She will also be listed in the endcredits at the end. You already know the metal queen of Nightwish. By the way, she is married to the drummer of Sabaton. This is the gentleman who first came out of the trench.
The credits are boring you 🤡
I came for the music, now I need to know more about the caterpillar and the carrot
Merry Christmas
"Just credits"??? 🤬🤯😭😱 Skipping those "just credits" is a crime!
G'day OB Dave and Lady, I'm an old OB subscriber. You should check out more Sabaton they'll teach you a lot about military history, and yes that's Floor Jansen at the end.😊
They cut off Floor from Nightwish in the ending credits !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It was only Loooooong credits you 🤡
En livstid i krig " with subtitles"
Bismarck
"No bullets fly" animated must be next.
Great reaction. Love this band. You Will love goding Down the Sabaton rabbin hole. Love from Sweden. Home of Sabaton. ❤❤❤ marry Christmas
the years that followed, on both sides, trying to fraternize with the enemy during Christmas was punishable by death.
Like you said Dave (16:54) "It's just rich people sending young people off to die". War is a racket, innit? In this case the war that could've been over way sooner was prolonged by "rich ppl" that we shall not mention who managed to drag the US into the war, resulting in unprecedented suffering and mass deaths. They got a "promise" in return, seemingly small change: the Balfour Declaration. These ppl also sponsored the "Russian" (not..) revolution, and prepped an Austrian puppet to play the opposition part and ultimately ensure the total destruction of Germany. The stage set for WW-II and in its aftermath the foundation of a state we shall not mention.
The forces behind these industrialized wars were/are not just rich people of course. They control the monetary system itself. WW-I & II were about the destruction of European nations. Meanwhile the rich ppl also fostered the grand project of first the "League of Nations" which morphed into the "United Nations". Out with the old order based on different European nations/cultures, and in with the New. The horrifying wars they orchestrated prepared the hearts & minds for this new idea of a "Global Village" under the banner of "never again". Official history is peppered with these slogans to ensure ppl never learn about what really went on behind the scenes. Today's events are no different in that respect.
BTW: That was Floor singing during the end credits. She's married to Hannes van Dahl, Sabaton's drummer. She's called the Valkyrie Goddess by her fans so her appearance on the battlefield here seems fitting. In old mythology, the Valkyries guided the souls of the fallen to Valhalla. Merry Christmas & Cheers from Amsterdam! 🤘
The place where the Truce take place is +- at 100km from where i live.
You Can see a mémorial cross and people who visit it ofteb gift football ball and flower on it.
For me the following is very important. Yes we were enemies, yes we did terrible things (both sides and not just in World War I, II). BUT we learned to get closer, we learned to talk and not fight and that's how we became friends.
Today we are brothers and sisters who stand side by side (in every family there are disagreements). In my view, King Charles' speech in our Parliament made this very, very clear.
Isn't it fantastic what you can achieve in such a short time?
Yes, and the French are quite ok too ;)
Merry Christmas
Sabaton makes powermetal based on all kind of battlehistory.
There are lots of examples of similar "agreements" trough frontlines. Like a same river could be used to fish, bathe and wash clothes without enemy fire by both armies. Also voluntary ceasefires during christimas days are reported. Not maybe solders shaking hands but still honoring the christmas peace and even singing together from trench to trench and burning fires. Obviously this happened during trench warfare, when they spend months and months next to enemy lines and its becomes normal day to day life.
My Guy!Lest We Forget Eh!How soon we have
you really should check out more sabaton
Red / blue jacket uniforme in 1914 is a French soldiers, brown English soldiers and light grey is a German.
End credits - you missed floor jensen doing the voice. also drummer for sabaton is floor's hubby
No credits, no listening, no thumbs up.
@@storchartmarco5408 oh well.....get over it.
@@storchartmarco5408You do realize that you can be a Sabaton fan without loving Floor or Nightwish, right? I enjoy her husband's work in Sabaton, but Floor and Nightwish bore me to tears...they watched the Sabaton song in the Sabaton video...Floor adds nothing to their performance...if she really wanted to do something for Sabaton, do it anonymously...as it is, you actually skipped a Sabaton reaction, their video, because they didn't hear Floor...selfish.
@@johnjohn37371AGREED!
@@johnjohn37371 Wrong, Hannes wanted his wife to be mentioned because he is her husband and very pround of that. The bandmembers they all wanted Floor during the credits so if you have complains, drop them on the members of Sabaton. They asked Floor to do the credits this way.
This one was sorrowful. Anyways, god jul, good yule, marry xmas. Great reaction. I think you're good, u 2! Are you English? Greetings from Jonas, Gothenburg Sweden.
People who stop this video in the middle of Floor's aria can't be trusted.
Great reaction as always. Please watch their video/animated story No Bullets Fly based on an amazing true story from WWII.
From what I could tell many of the rifles are correct too. SMLE's, French Lebel, etc
WW1 is the textbook case for shit spiraling out of control to a point where there's no way out.
🤗🍒🤘🏻It's a shame that you no longer listen to the credits of this song, you miss Floor Jansen(Nightwish), who is the wife of Hannes, the drummer of Sabaton.
Sense you just watch the movie/series you should listen to Sabatons cover of Motörheads song - 1916
Also many other of their songs have other tambers then this song. Like attack of the Dead man or Fields of Verdun
A Question? Why you cut Floors outro. I don't understand it.
11:54 just to ad context.... this was in December of 1914 when war was still in its early stages. This was before zeppelin bomb raids, this was before Ypres, before Somme,.... there still wasn't a deep hatred for the enemy. Just confused men in a war they did not understand.
It happened in ww2 as well. Not for christmas, but there were cease fires... there is one between britain and germany, when they go out to gather their wounded caught in a crossfire as an example.. but for surefewer, considering the danger for tve regular german soldiers never knowing who is the SS stationed in their midst who would be their death if caught...
Love Sabaton.. since well 2007
I would recommend Sabaton's cover of Motorhead's 1916 the song was inspired by the Battle Of The Somme Sabaton's video for 1916 Is a tribute to all soldiers who have fought and died In all the conflicts through human history and is also a tribute to Lemmy Kilmister this time stayed for the credits so you do not miss out on the Cello work of Tina Guo I would also recommend the animated story videos for No Bullets Fly, Night Witches, and Lady Of The Dark Sabaton also has its own history channel on youtube called Sabaton History which gives you the background behind the various songs 🖤💀🦇💣⚡️🤘
Filming took place in the former military complex in Rožmitál pod Třemšín in the Czech Republic (Joakim Brodén has a Czech passport. his mother is CZECH) by a Czech team. Overall, the work on the clip took about three weeks. It was filmed over two days in actual trenches that were dug for filming purposes. Here is the Making of: ua-cam.com/video/YtbaIf9tfNY/v-deo.html
Dropkick Murphy's have a cool original christmas song as well, The Seasons Upon Us
Thank you for a great reaction!!! Like someone said., you should check out their cover of Motorheads " 1916 " that tells about the battle of the Somme.
A great song but hear it out til the end.
Sabaton - No bullets fly
You should also watch some of their tours of war museums - brilliant one in Brussels, I think. They don’t take sides.
21:16 then I think you both would also like the song No bullets fly (animated story edition) where they sing about a bomber crew
We all know, as members of the British commonwealth (🇨🇦), this was part of our upbringing. But so many Americans have wondered what this song is about….
Funny you mention nightwish, Floor sing in the end.
You would never get this in the Second World War, the Germans in the First World War were decent people. Most of them didn’t even want to go to war. That’s what makes this song even more heartbreaking.
If there's one thing you don't do, especially for a Sabaton song, is stop before the credits finish. Missed a big easter egg...