ROADIE REACTIONS | "Sabaton - "82nd All The Way (Lyric Vid + Live | Double Reaction)"
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- Опубліковано 8 січ 2021
- This one's a banger, folks! Today I experience my first Sabaton song written specifically about a soldier from my home country, and it was great to learn this piece of history while hearing a great song.
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"SABATON - 82nd All the Way (Official Lyric Video)"
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"SABATON - 82nd All The Way (Live - The Great Tour - Munich)"
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"I wonder how a German crowd will take this song."
Yeah, Sabaton performed "Attero Dominatus" in Berlin and the whole crowd answered with "Berlin is burning". I think we reacted loud and clear.
Sabaton is their own genre: Historic Metal.
100%. I listen to their stuff as much for the obscure heroic tales as for the tunes
"How is a german crowd gonna take this song?" - Dude, we don't care that half of Sabaton's songs are about our failures at war, we just want some good music. :D
Another amazing video, by the way!
It s long time ago! Even my father was a 5 year old child!
They take it about as well as 750,000 Poles take Ghost Division.
They love it.
@Daniel Brinkmann genau so! Darauf trink ich NOCH EIN BIER! ^^
Couldn't have said it better! Cheers!
@@cytorakdemon same way I take it even though I have a fuck load of Hungarian blood in me
"To Hell and Back" next. Another highly decorated hero. The official video shows him dealing with what was then called shell shock, now called PTSD.
Audie Murphy was his name. Also why they christened their first tank Audie.
The video isn't about Audie dealing with PTSD, per say. It's about the time Audie locked himself in a motel room to get off the ineffective, highly addictive drugs they were prescribed to combat PTSD.
He was either gonna get sober, or die...and I think that's a direct quote.
If Tank does this track, I'd also love to see what he thinks of the acoustic cover Beyond the Black did of it recently.
I like live versions of “To Hell And Back” best. Resurrection Fest version is amazing. The crowd interactions make it so much better. Truly celebrating a hero
"How is a German crowd gonna take this song ?"
Eeeh, just like how us Frenchies take "Ghost Division".
It's just History and a duty of remembrance ! ;)
It is a great song, it is history and a great way to keep the memory intact so it doesn't ever happen again, which fits perfectly into the german mindset of not painting over the dark spots in our history like some other countrys like to do.
"It's just History and a duty of remembrance". Not for a PATRIOT guy. You probably would think differently if you were one.
Unless it's America. We are so prideful and idiotic that they hate history of Americans being bad and try to forget it.
It's annoying af how censored America education and media is on our past, just don't talk about it, so we can't validate it
@@shortstuff780 The question is not about "hate American History". If I were german, I wouldn't like the song because it'd be about my country's army being humiliated by the US. No REAL patriot can like to hear something like that about his country.
@@williancardoso8714 Wonder how you'd take a song about the American civil war?
And I'm still pissed that we Swedes lost Finland to Russia... (the Eastern, based half of the Reich)
yep, it's official. Hannes married to Floor is the new Emppu plays ESP EV1
"To Hell and Back", "Attack of the Dead Men", and "Carolus Rex" those would be my votes. But I love Sabaton, anything you choose will be perfect! I Love Sabaton Saturday!
The Swedish version of Carolus Rex please! I hope there's a good video with subtitles available
Attack o the Dead Men from Moscow please
@@lollokopter11 the Swedish live version has English subs, if I remember correctly. Also, the Swedish lyrics are quite different from the English ones.
3 of my favorite songs by them.
@@Sadfluffybear Different Lyrics for the different versions is normal I think. At least it's the case for A Lifetime of War
"Well, York, looks like you captured the entire German army!"
"No, sir, just 132 of 'em..."
If you notice, the studio version of the song has the Regiment he joined as the 338th. It was actually the 328th, and they perform it live with the correction.
Dude I thought for ages I'd mis-heard it as 338th, thanks for this, I'm not deaf \o/
The absolute irony that the studio cut is the one time they messed it up XD
So is "Hannes is married to Floor" going to become an EV-1 tipe of meme now hahaha
I better see you say it every time
Pretty much.
Damn you beat me to it!
Lol, Tank u are hilarious.
@@TankTheTech So Hannes is not just banging those drums, you are saying he is also banging... ;)
@@thomas.m0par Aw, dude. Think about it, they have a little girl together now. Could you please NOT traumatize her? Gees. Grow up, I mean, at least a LITTLE BIT...
Joachim once mentioned that rolling the "R"s is actually a method a lot of European singers use to camouflage the accent
*Looks at Rammstein*
Its R , thats how you say it , like in AmeRica , not like in girls where you dont even hear it .
Edith Piaf - Non, Je ne regrette rien ua-cam.com/video/Q3Kvu6Kgp88/v-deo.html 2 min 22 sec
M.A.Numminen Goes Tech-No - Yes sir, Ich kann boogie ua-cam.com/video/jKPMxcf8VPk/v-deo.html 3 min 40 min , hes a Finnish guy who did the lyrics in German .
Or if you have a specific voice like this , Harri Marstio 1957-2019 - Romany Violin , ua-cam.com/video/XC4rzMKCFEs/v-deo.html 3 min 53 sec
@@pete_lind what are you even talking about? how R sounds? I'm honestly not sure what's the point you're making
Interesting! Lots of European languages roll their r's a lot, I thought it was just a transfer.
@@sanni4368 it's regional. I guess it's mostly in the northern regions (North France, North Germany, Scandinavia.. Etc). It's not to say that a rolled R is rare, it's just not as clear ringing as the American one. Even in Britain, many local accents don't have a hard rolled R.
Perhaps an underrated song: Gott Mit Uns
Great fun and tells a cool story of an important battle in Swedish history
Feuerschwanz cover of that song also awsome
Haha yes
Personally I'd also recommend to check out the version with Swedish lyrics (Maybe a double reaction? 😏)
Such a powerful song
“We’ve got mittens too!”
The "noch ein bier"is probably the most reconigisable chant for Sabaton fans, many countries adapted it. Except for the dutch they created their own "Broek uit, op je hoofd" is what the dutch chant, which means "pants off, on your head" and somehow they get Joakim so far to do it every time they perform in The Netherlands.
Also recommend "Future of Warfare"Which is about the introduction of the TANK as a weapon onto the battlefield in 1916.
I see your "Noch Ein Bier" claim and raise you: Audience "Woooaa oooh oohh woa ooooh oh oooh ohh woooaa oooh ohhh." Joachim: "NO! We are not singing that fucking song."
@@dernwine true, but for me the swedish pagans intro is not a chant, but just singing a song
As a German, after all the things happened in those wars in Europe and the two world wars, I take every song as a reminder that we humans do things to ourselves nobody actually can cheer on. Heros and false heros were born in bad times where millions of people, regardless of their nationality, suffered. Being proud of those heros is always a 2-edged sword. Glorifying them without gloryfying war itself and not being nationalistic is what we should do. The band is doing it in the right way. The stories which were told in my family were very sad and no one involved as soldier was happy being part of the machine. On the contrary, one of them, my grandpa, is a hero of mine, because he fought against Hitler from the beginning, in the Spanish Civil War and untill the end of this shit.
I learned about Sabaton from a local radio station (that never played Sabaton) a few years ago. During a news update, the DJ mentioned Joakim lost a bet to another bandmate and had to walk to the next show. Well, the next show was in another Scandinavian country. So Joakim walked from one country to another (Sweden to Norway?) stopping and staying with fans along the way.
When Sgt York did this. It was not known in the US for a while because during the battle of hill 223. The story of the Lost Battalion was also happening. Which sabaton has also done a song on called "the last battalion" where they used the sound of a machine gun as the kick drum, a 9mm as the snare, and a knife going into a person as the cymbal.
Speaking of Noch Ein Bier, I'd suggest original version: Gott Mit Uns or The Red Baron, where Joakim trolls the crowd
Live shows are the best, especially when you get a giggle in the middle of a line.
As a Tennessean, I didn’t stop smiling for a week when I first heard this song😂 also, I’ve never seen a band have more fun on stage than these guys. It’s so fun to watch
Fellow Tennessean here. Have always admired Sgt. York
Same
The 82nd airborne is also called the All American and has the patch of AA because during WW1 and WW2 there was at least 1 member of all 50 states in it.
I’d also like to add that if it wasn’t pointed out already, York was actually in the 328th, and even though they say 338th in the studio version, Joakim says 328th every time they do it live, which I love.
Sabaton always look like they're having fun on stage too. There are a few fan videos out there of Sabaton goofing off at what I'm assuming is the halfway point in the set having guitar battles and such on stage. Even Joakim plays in the two I'm thinking of. And he's actually pretty damn good with a guitar too.
Two more things I think are worth mentioning regarding sergeant York: In that famous day, he lost his best friend. Then York just snapped and in the heat of his fury decided to take care alone of that machine gun nest (he was known to be an extraordinary shooter even before this event). And the second thing is that after the war ended, although he was seen as a national hero for his bravery, York was kind of ashamed his entire life of his deeds because he was highly religious and he never believed he can be capable of such things. In fact, when he was called to enroll he wrote a letter in which he refused military service because of his religious beliefs. He was refused and forced to go to war, obviously.
I'm very glad you said 'given' the Medal of Honor, because too often people say a person won, or earned the Medal, which is incorrect. You cannot win the Medal because it is not a prize, and you cannot earn it because it is not payment, in fact, most people who are awarded the Medal of Honor are awarded it posthumously.
My colleague back in the days actually used Sabaton songs in her history classes. How cool is that!!!! =)
There is a vlog out from this tour. And in one point Hannes was checking out the catering... asked for how many people they were prepairing meals. And she said 127 people...
The Tank on stage are many peaces. And is hand build every time. Because the stages are verry different. Some have loading docks, Some don’t...
Yes, all Sabaton songs have a story with a certain theme in the album , except their first album were its a mix of songs, like a medley of metal bands in the past song.
"Attack of the Dead Men", "To Hell and Back" and "Resist and Bite" would probably be right up your alley too. Then again, I might as well be listing their whole discography...
Everytime i watch a live show, I envy the camera mans discipline. I'm not sure I couldn't stop myself from rocking out like you do when the hat comes off.
Very few reactions are for "The last stand" which is my favorite Sabaton Song. It is about "il sacco di roma" and the role the Swiss guard played in it.
An interesting thing about Sabaton is also: They don't universally vilify one country, and uplifting and deifying another. There is 'The Last Battle' on the 'Last Stands' album, where a german (well, austrian, to be precise) german is, alongside an american tank commander, lauded for heroics. 'The Great War' has a song about Manfred von Richthofen (the 'Red Baron'), the song 'No Bullets Fly' recognizes the deeds of a german pilot escorting a near wrecked, barely holding up bomber out of german territory. Or 'Hearts of Iron'. That song might be interesting in regards of the 'Why are Germans going wild for Sabaton?'.
And Bismark also isn't painting a picture as the Germans as losers of course, even though it was sank.
"How is a german crowd going to take this song." No one tell him about The Final Solution
Or do, because though the topic is heavy, that song is frankly brilliant.
I think they’ve played an acoustic version of that song before ... I swore I saw a fan video of one in Germany. But i can’t recall.
@@kylehoffman7396 I've seen a video of them playing the song in Germany before, the gig was quite small. But it's rare they play the song live generally
'We Burn' is also rather heavy stuff, since it is also about ethnic cleansings and atrocities. And all from the perspective of the ones ordering them to be carried out.
@@LordNecron I had forgotten about that song. That’s another heavy one, thank you
@@kylehoffman7396 Yes they did. I saw it.
I agree, Sabaton songs are my favourite kind of history lessons! haha.
Inmate 4849 taught me about WItold Polinki, absolute hero of WWII!
I love that you did your research and got the regiment "death from above" change right
Sergeant York became kind of the epitome of this unachievable, stars-aligning heroism in battle for a while there. If you read books about World War 2 in particular, you see it a lot with veterans commenting any particularly brave and/or foolhardy move...."he must've thought he was Sergeant York or something"
On how or why they Sabaton songs will find an audience in every country: There is a quite simple plan (if you will) behind creating all of their songs: They choose topics / storys which show exceptional bravery, highest deeds of honour or amazing accomplishments and build them into songs without ever glorifying war or any of the sides who fought against each other. Pretty much everybody who has an open mind will "agree" with the messages they are sending out, so naturally, their songs are bangers pretty much everywhere they play them. There are a few videos of Joakim and / or Hannes where they explain how and why they write their music as they do. It is all about the people and the listeners get that and embrace it. Best shown in their most recent animated video for "No Bullets Fly" The story of the song itself is amazing and what happend after they released it 6 years ago, makes you love it even more. Highly recommended!
an amazing song done by an amazing band with an amazing singer reacted to by an amazing youtuber! im so amazed i forgot all other words!
Another funny tradition on Sabaton concerts is the crowd chanting the intro to Swedish Pagans until the band decides to play the song. Joakim is pretty fed up with that song, or at least he likes to pretend he is, lol. They have a really cool live version of it at Wacken ft. Tina Guo. Also, Carolus Rex is another must see, in Swedish of course.
Walk of the Dead Men is great, as it has really cool production stuff, and the bank actually contacted a Russian artist called Radio Tapok, who does music covers, before the song was officially released and asked him to do a Russian translation an interpretation of the song and release it. They then invited him to perform live with them during their Moscow concert, performing the song.
This is my favorite Sabaton song. It’s inspirational what this man did. The live version of this is insanely good.
Another great Sabaton reaction.
I would also like to suggest a different Sabaton - Apocalyptica collaboration for the official video of Angels Calling
Although it’s the official video, it shows a lot of clips of setting up the stage for the Great War tour, so plenty of opportunity for Tank Facts
there is a live recording from the great tour of that song with apocalyptica from vienna
Its a very rare thing for us to ask someone to do a shoey.. And only from those who wouldnt consider it an insult hahahah, whch noably is not many people. The fact that you were asked and complied, just goes to reinforce what a legend you are Bro!!!
Hahaha. Yeah, we were doing a music festival in Australia and they kept chanting “shoey” at the artist between songs, and he said he’d do it if one of his other crew guys did it with him. So I did. Haha
@@TankTheTech F**kin ay Mate.. What a champ!
Attack of the Dead Men is the most bad ass story ever. Plus the live performance is nuts.
God how I miss Sabaton Saturdays.
Great reaction! I really like Sabatons neutral approach to their lyrics. They don't put down anyone, instead they focus on the story. No matter the nation or the army. Storytelling. There were heroes and horrible battles in every nation and war. The soldiers fighting in the trenches weren't political, just trying to survive and get back to their families. Also great background music on the outro 😊🤘
I like the new format, Sabaton has some premium lyric videos.
There is a movie made about his life and this heroic event. It's a really old movie that depicts his life leading up to him becoming a believer in and follower of Christ and his time of entering the Army and the war. "Sergeant York" is the name of the movie. It's a great movie!!
"Attack of dead men" is a favorite of mine!
Also, guitarist Tommy Johansson has his own band - Majestica - that is worth checking out. It's very "powery", but they released a Christmas album (YESSS, christmas power metal!) in december and it's a masterpiece :D And, his voice is unreal!
Yes, reallylike the concept of first reacting to the official video and secondly reacting to the live performance....
Awesome.
"how's the german crowd's gonna take this song?" Well... Sabaton say it a LOT and it's an info to remember. When singing they do not glorify the war or the sides. they sing about historical events that happened and that were reported. The thing is the war is over for a long time now. Being French and living at the border of Germany, ther's no tension remaining at all. Our ancients even have a strong history with germans at the borders and very often do we "exchange" visitors from side to side. Because for 50 years the brder blurred a lot and after all, the Rhenan région has strong local Identity both french and german and with time.... it's friendship that remains.
Those stories are truly amazing. Also, I love how giving your word was holy back in the day. Once you surrendered and gave your word not to resist any longer you stuck to it.
We could use some of that integrity in today's day and age.
As an Aussie, you couldn’t pay me enough to do a shoey 🤣. ‘Cliffs of Gallipoli’ is their song that gets us going, phenomenal being in the crowd for that one
This was an exceptional reaction! I watched the first part 2 times, as I first time focused on your reaction to the song, the lyrics and also your comments, didn't have time to read the tank facts, why I watched it a second time, to read your facts. I don't know if people realize how much work and time you put in this video, but I do. I have watched almost all your reaction videos; I have watched tons of music reaction videos made by many different youtubers/reactors (hmmm... reactors, you call them that?) and this reaction is the best I've seen, ever. I am so impressed! Thank you for making such an effort to give and explain the whole Sabaton "concept". P.S. I wouldn't be surprised if you have 100 000 subscribers by summer, cause that's how good you are (and this comes from a "Tornedaling", way up north in Sweden and we are known to be brutally honest, no matter what, for better and for worse 💪🏻
Thanks a ton!
fun factoid: There is also a 1941 Warner Brothers film starring Gary Cooper about him...
This is one of the Sabaton songs I like the most. That said, you have to watch the Amaranthe cover of this one, pure intensity, you'll like it. Cheers from Argentina!!!!
Suggestions would be Winged Hussars and the Last Stand
Maybe interesting for you as a tech. But the vlog they made on the great war tour is hilarious but gives a great view on the lives backstage and gives a view on what techs do at their tour.
3:57 I actually suggested the Sabaton History channel to my son's history teacher.
Surprisingly, she agreed and has actually used their channel when teaching about The Great War. It's a great starting-off point in some cases apparently.
My son has already seen literally every video though.
Battles is one thing. But acts of heroes everyone can appreciate, be you a soldier/veteran on either side of the war or civilian.
Love this band, I recommend the price of a mile,fields of verdun,carolous rex,and winged hussars.
Check out the movie Sgt York, which starred Gary Cooper. Alvin York was on set as a technical advisor and saw Cooper lighting up a cigarette while wearing a replica of York's uniform. York had given up drinking and smoking after becoming a Christian, so he asked Cooper if he could refrain from smoking while wearing the uniform. Cooper had so much admiration and respect for York that he complied with this request.
There's a video on YT where Floor gifts Joachim a new rifle-shaped guitar on stage, and you see the rest of the band from the front, in good light, with their instruments.
There is literally no Sabaton song that you can go wrong with. They’re all amazing.
No Bullets Fly is outstanding. They have an animated video and I highly highly recommend you watch it. It starts with an animated story of the history and then goes in to the song itself. You won’t need a separate lyric video for that one but it’s always good to have a look on their website for the one paragraph overview of the story before you listen.
Blood of Bannockburn is the Scottish one (and since I’m from Scotland that’s the one we all go wild for, of course) and it’s the only song Joakim has ever written in a major key.
Also, on the power metal note - Sabaton themselves don’t consider themselves a power metal band. Pär has said the same as you in a few interviews; they don’t have the fantasy lyrics or the high vocals. In fact, they have opposite of both of those things! They just consider themselves a heavy metal band, and since Joakim writes all the songs and happens to like a catchy melody, that’s what he writes.
"The Great War" " Attack of the Dead Men" And "The Last Battle" are som really good and heavy hitters from them! Should defenetly check them out!
And keep doing ur stuff man really nice!
My former work colleague told me a story about his grandfather - Edward J. His grandfather moved to Usa from Sweden ( where we live ) in his late teens and joined the US army for WW1. And he was with one of the first platoons who took a step i The argonne forest. Its so unreal to have a connection ( yet a very distant one ) to one of the soldiers of WW1.
Primo Victoria was my first Sabaton song and still a favorite.
You should check out "No Bullets Fly" it's one of my favourites. I get chills every time
Amaranthe's cover of 82nd all the way is amazing! Check it out! They even did the song live with Sabaton
Sabaton, as a band has a really great team and social media. They uploaded videos from each leg of their European tour, and additional footage with the guys (backstage, crew etc). As a fan who is in Australia (hence we don;t get them as often), its really great. Not too mention their social media team are hilarious.
Thank you for another Sabaton Saturday,loved It,as always! I'll continue suggesting having a look into "The Red Baron" live from Berlin,as much as some classics like "Winged Hussars " ,"Heart of Iron" and "Gallipoli,all amazing stories. Keep up the good work,greetings from Germany.
"Attack of the dead man", "Red baron" are really great songs you should listen to.
if you want to have fun Tank they do this song but he brings the three singers from Amaranthe out and they do it live. Great reaction again
Seeing Sabaton live could absolutely pass as a history class field trip.
Resist and Bite! such a hype song!
Lmao! I love this song. I know several guys who were in the 82 Airborne. My friend's husband and his friends were all 82nd. Most crowds see this as history and don't find it offensive if it's about their country being defeated. Hell Germany took over how many countries? My Stepfather was German. But his Mom fled during WWII and changed his name. It was Adolf. Yes, after Hitler. Then when he graduated H.S. he joined the US military and devoted the rest of his life to freedom! 🇺🇸💕🇩🇪
You should check next "Attack of the Dead Men", or "The Carolean Prayer" Tank, you'll totally love those two
You should definitely check out Amaranthes cover of this song as well
Soon.
@Brian H I respectfully disagree, even though I'm sabaton fan, I think I prefer Amaranthes version better cause its heavier, but hey thats just my opinion.
@@TankTheTech And we are begging you to make it another double reaction! The Amaranthe studio version and then the live Sabaton+Amaranthe!!!!! PLEASE!!!
@@KnightWolfl not just your opinion!
@Brian H that depends on the mood, if i need to wake up its Amaranthe all the way but Sabatons is better for just jamming out
Germans have actual beer, a Shoey would be a waste.
A truer statement has never been typed. I was so drunk last time I was in Germany, the only thing I remember is the beer.
Great video, thanks Tank!
The great thing about Sabaton is the crowd does not care if the song is putting their country in a good light or not. Take Ghost Division for exemple, it's about Germany invading France in 1940 and yet the Paris crowd was singing an all. We're just here for the music!
Suggestion for one of the next Sabaton Saturdays :
Fields of Verdun feat Apocalyptica. To me it can be French fans "This is our song! " song. Plus, it's from the Paris' gig from last year and Apo rules!
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"They should just scrap history classes and just teach it with this" I loved history classes as a kid BUT I would definitely say Sabaton help me with the detail/fact learning side.
The only reason I know that 1527 was the sack of Rome because they mention it in 'The Last Stand' (a song you should totally react to as it is SUPER powerful live).
As someone with a BA in ancient history and history I get super into the backstories for the songs and have found many a piece of fascinating social/war history from wiki dives linked to Sabaton's albums. That's a good way to find the history info by the way if you don't want to watch the Sabaton history stuff for risk of reaction spoilers.
my great grandfather served with Sgt York. This song resonates so hard 🙏❤️
This is easily one of my favorite Sabaton songs, but my top favorite will always be Winged Hussars. Both me and my daughter love this band, love this song and love Tank! It'd be super awesome to see a reaction from our favorite reactor to our favorite song! Let's Goooo!
Just have Sabaton in History classes i would 100% learn a lot more, especially with their history channel of the videos
I would suggest "devil dogs". It’s about the marine corps during WW1 at the battle of belleau. THE battle that said "don’t frack with the marines". There’s no live , but the video is composed from shots during the north american tour back in 2019. Plus I’m in that video!
One thing I loved about this story thanks to Sabaton History channel, York didn't want to fight. Saying it was against his faith and wrote a letter to challenge his name being called. Army turned around and said the Bible is up to interpretation, was denied not to stay home
You do have to check out the newly released music video on "no Bullets fly" from Sabaton and Yarnhub. Great song, great history, great visualization!
"I wonder how a German crowd will take this song."
It's important to remember that many a German sees America as liberating them from the Nazi's. Of course, they all hated the old Kaiser's (their king, essentially, bit more complex, but it gives you the idea). So, WW1 or WW2, the educational system of the Germans has been teaching that their government's weren't held accountable by their people, and they all paid the price. They blame there, now overthrown, government for their problems of the time.
In my opinion, America did more then win the physical war, they won the hearts and minds.
I love how in every live performance Sabaton is having fun and they want to have fun with the crowd. They have even played without Joakim having the guitar players sing all the lyrics because they refuse to cancel. Check out the story of Sabaton at Hellfest 2019. Par does an interview with Radio Metal about how that happened. Joakim may not have been singing but he's the best hype man ever.
Good that Tank noticed that you can learn a lot from Sabaton videos. But you can also learn something from Tank's videos - which is that Hannes is married to Floor Jansen :) Keep up the great work Tank
I see very few recommending them under this video, have probably been recommended before but it's older songs from Sabaton which I hold in very high regard:
Primo Victoria, Into the Fire, Back in Control and Attero Dominatus. Not sure how often they play them live but every now and then I assume they pop up. Primo Victoria is always played, I know that much.
Man, their live performance of this with Amaranthe is amazing! Love the double reaction here!
Hey Tank, another really interesting song with heaps of background story is the song Soldier of Three Army’s. Also by Sabaton
@TankTheTech I tell my son this all the time; need a history tutor? - put on some Sabaton.
Swedish Pagans from Waken featuring Tina Guo is another amazing live performance from them. Another running joke, the crowd always starts singing the lyrics at some point, and then the band plays the song after complaining a lot.
Ayyyy props for the Danny Ric photo and the shoey lmao
Somebody really needs to Tweet @Sabaton that they're on Tank's weekly reaction slot. They're always so humble and flattered when people talk about them. Fucking love these guys.
And suggestions...
Pretty much anything else on the Great War album,
"To Hell and Back",
"Primo Victoria"
If you are interesseted: they made a tour diary for this tour. Some insights from backstage and also many infomation about daily tour live and also the stage/tech/pyro. Would love to see you reaction and commenting on it. Keep up the great work! Greetings
The Caparisons are a hold over. Chris was sponsored by Caparison when he was in Nocturnal Rites (another lesser known amazing power metal band). Chris really helped take Sabaton's lead work to the next level when it comes to expression and technique. Luckily, Nocturnal Rites replaced him with Per Nilson from Messugah, so both bands got mad upgrades on their solos and harmonies.
For a lot of the earlier albums, there are not any official lyric videos. Unofficially, many of them have been covered by a guy named Piscator. Also, for the Carolus Rex album, there's an English version and a Swedish version. The stories are very different, and should be reacted to separately.
If there is one thing I learn from every video that Sabaton does, aside from loads of history? One thing I learn from every live show they do? These guys know how to have a ridiculously good time. They love what they do, and it shows. The energy is infectious.
I'm looking forward to more of these Sabaton Saturdays, and I couldn't agree more about their marketing. Probably the best marketing I have ever seen by a metal band.
ETA: Love the Jinjer and Nanowar up on the wall!