Ulver - Bergtatt - 1995 - (full album)
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- Опубліковано 4 бер 2014
- Artist : Ulver
Album : Bergtatt
Released : 1995
Genres : Atmospheric Black Metal / Black Metal / Pagan Black Metal
01 - Capitel I: I Troldskog Faren Vild
• Ulver - Bergtatt - 199... 02 - Capitel II: Soelen Gaaer Bag Aase Need
03 - Capitel III: Graablick Blev Hun Vaer
04 - Capitel IV: Een Stemme Locker
05 - Capitel V: Bergtatt - Ind I Fjeldkamrene
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I'm 83 years old and I love this band and music
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Casa Jaguar de Ilya Kuryaki?
Really?
@@digljason4605 don't think anyone would lie about their age xD
cringe
driving through the unearthly landscapes of Iceland with this on the car speakers is a memory i will never forget.
+AILLBREAKFAST sounds dope
+AILLBREAKFAST a dream of mine...
+AILLBREAKFAST Isn't Iceland amazing!!!
+AILLBREAKFAST i want to visit iceland as a backpacker, have you any tips where i should go?
+Dreisundern Richi the Golden Circle has all the major famous tourist spots and is just a short journey from Reykjavik. You can make a day trip out of it. Snæfellsnes has some of the most insane natural beauty you'll ever see in your life, as well as some good camping sites.
The perfect blend between Black Metal and Folk, a masterpiece.
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I just wish they stayed in this path…but Ulver, this first song in particular, sent me down THAT path anyway!
@@Anarchidi Yeah sure, Kapitel II is pure Post-Hardcore lol.
Like goatmoon but atmospheric
listened to the shit out of this album when i was going through a depressive slump back 2010. Ended sitting in the woods for 3 hours. Im much better now but honestly i miss being able to "feel" this type of music the way i did back then.
yeah I feel the same way I don't feel any music like I did when I was sorta depressed a few years ago. I'm partly glad that I'm not depressed anymore but I miss having a strong emotional connection to what I listened to
Dissection can do that for you.
At least you can always go back to those memories, which is a great thing. The generation growing up now has no moments like that.
Your response to my comment makes no sense
Aaah, the good old days of taking a beat-up ghetto-blaster with black-metal mixtapes, a bag of weed, a couple of beers, some sausages and a bag of coal into the woods for some late-night grilling with a handful of other metalheads... That was back around 99 to 2001 if I remember correctly.
The memories of doing stupid, irresponsible stuff and always getting away with it. I don't miss these days but I'm happy I lived them...
wow, finally some bass in black metal
I met Skoll playing live with Arcturus in São Paulo (Brazil) and we talked about Bergtatt basslines. He said "I was very young... ", expressing humbleness in his sayings. I suggest you to listen to Ved Buens Ende. As emotional as Bergtatt (although I prefer this one).
Skoll is super underrated. I'd say to check out Written in Waters by Ved Buens Ende and his stuff with Arcturnus if you want more of him. His basslines on those albums are amazing
Check out Strid. Not only did their songs have audible bass lines, one of their songs actually had two bass lines panned to the left and right speakers.
+dannyrjenkins which song was that?
EDIT: I see they only have 3 songs so I think I'll be able to figure it out xD
Eli Det Hviskes Blant Sorte Vinder. 🤘
Ulver, windir, dissection, burzum, and various swedish folk songs. Name a better playlist for driving around the North of Scotland.
indeed, Odin smiles upon your selection
Bagpipes.
Sounds like it would work. But what would I know,I'm a Floridian 😸
Башкортостан-один в один! Отец Урал!!! ✌
maybe sigur ros？
One of the very best Black Metal albums.
Probably the first "Post Black Metal Albums"
THE best.
@@vladimirdazbog2933 why is this being called post black metal now?
The best black metal album.
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This album was way ahead of it's time. You can really hear how this paved the way for bands like Agalloch, Saor etc
aggaloch is like a copy. people say paved the way. but really people just cant get their own style and copy shit. lol
+nate johnson As much as I love agalloch I have to admit that Pale Folklore was pretty much their attempt at making Bergtatt. The Mantle on the other hand is TRULY experimental in black metal and combined elements and influences that were not previously prevalent in black metal.
+BT Studio Productions yes i liks aggaloch too but truth is truth lol
When I heard it for the first time I thought it's from the late 2000s
Ulver might've been the very first hipster metal band.
I have a soft spot for Natterns Madrigal but this, to me, is the hallmark of Atmospheric Black Metal. The sprinkles of dark folk give it such a heavenly touch. Many bands made came and gone, but none could emulate the magic. Thank you for this priceless gift Ulver.
If i were to call any black metal album a masterpiece from an artistic pov there would definitely be some, In the nightside eclipse, Nachthymnen (From the Twilight Kingdom), Far away from the sun, the Paysage d’Hiver self titled, 1184, and nonetheless Bergtatt. While NM also holds a very special place in my heart, no other album by them would be a Bergtatt.
Can't believe Usher would make something like this, but i like it
Who's that prick?
Man, if you ever thought Ulver could be put in a box, or category, after listening to more than one of their albums, well I dunno what to tell ya.
F k you UA-cam
Get a life
Censor this sh yt heads
This album is a monument
Still feels this way to me after over 2 decades 👍
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Probably one of the best debut albums ever recorded
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This is the 2nd album, dude
@@coronadehierro No, it's their first.
@@coronadehierro it is 1 ulver album.
I thought Nattans Madrigal was the first. I may be wrong.
Just checked. I honestly never knew that.
Yep, really good debut haha
The bass gives this album a very different character to a lot of old-school black metal. It crawls along behind the tremolo and blastbeats, adding so much sorrow and atmosphere.
0:00 Capitel I: I Troldskog Faren Vild (Chapter I: Lost in the Dark Forest)
7:51 Capitel II: Soelen Gaaer Bag Aase Need (Chapter II: The Sun Goes Down Behind the Hills)
14:25 Capitel III: Graablick Blev Hun Vaer (Chapter III: Grey Eyes Watch Her Closely)
22:10 Capitel IV: Een Stemme Locker (Chapter IV: A Voice is Calling)
26:13 Capitel V: Bergtatt - Ind I Fjeldkamrene (Chapter V: Spellbound - Into the Mountain Chambers)
There's a little bit of context lost in the English translations. Troldskog = troll forest. Beckoning is a closer translation of locker than calling. Bergtatt directly translated is "mountain taken" - today it's used in a more broad sense to be captivated by something (i.e. a spectacular view (not necessarily a mountain)), but the original meaning is to be taken into the mountain by the mountain people (i.e. the trolls/dwarves or whatever many names there's been for the humanoid creatures believed to live in/under the mountains). But Spellbound still conveys part of the idea though - since these creatures were believed to also use trickery and magic to draw people in.
Just some additional context that non-Scandinavians might enjoy knowing.
Thank you
@@madswm3
Trold/troll is also an "old" word for a wizard or any other supernatural being (not necessarily the big green ugly ones), so troldskog could be translated as enchanted or magical forest. The root word trold/troll is used in making of many other words, for example, Swedish förtrollad = enchanted/bewitched.
@@ilona6185 Yes true. I thought with the context of being taken under the mountain and all, it would make sense for it to be troll forest, but both definitely work, even with that context. And well it's also worth noting that trolls in traditional folklore are depicted/described in many different ways.
It's 7am and I'm listening to this while eating pancakes, couldn't be more perfect 😌
wow im gonna go do this
Man I'm listening to this while doing homework ☹️
Well.. pancakes and satan goes well together. You should all so try this with cotton candy. :)
Can I address the white elephant, the pancakes?
How about methamphetamine and black metal. I'm a staunch proponent.
00:00 | 1. Capitel I: I Troldskog faren vild
07:51 | 2. Capitel II: Soelen gaaer bag Aase need
14:26 | 3. Capitel III: Graablick blev hun vaer
22:10 | 4. Capitel IV: Een Stemme locker
26:13 | 5. Capitel V: Bergtatt - ind i Fjeldkamrene
Olivier Rolland thanx !
Takk.
The MVP
@@XslumpX 5 6 56666y
I can never get enough of Ulver. Awesome riffs and solos, atmospheric layered vocals. Fantastic.
Lol^^^
Apparently you can't type in English yourself.
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This album is pure genius IMO. Dripping with atmosphere and a chill that makes me nostalgic for something I can't quite place.
Great BM can transport you somewhere.
The acoustic folk parts make me feel like I'm a traveling minstrel in a medieval village.
Not a record... not music, this is a poem...
Si👍👍
It's a forest hymn for me
6:13. Best melody I heard in my life. Holy fucking shit.
Salata Almost has a Dissection feel to it
Then you haven't heard yet Burzum - Key to the Gate
DownWhereWeBelong No i haven't but i will listen it :D
Salata
He is right.But don´t be disappointed.It's more towards the end of the song.
Indeed..slow this down and they`re pretty similar.
prefer the Ulver approach though
what the hell is this. this is beauty
Nope, doesn't matter how much time passes, I still have to listen to this at least once every year. Thank you for saving and changing my life, Ulver.
+DarkflameAxel yeah its sad they only have two albums.
you're joking right..?
Preston Hoch are u talkin to me?
Bernabé Fernández Touceda yeah
Just once every year?, c'mon dude, that isn't enough.
I feel sorry for people who will never be able to "feel" this music. Sure, they can hear it, but they will never truly feel it like we do.
Incredible vocals
Feels good to get passed depression that is so bad I could not even listen to music unless I was drunk. Now I can listen again and feel myself.
Jeech. Sounds awfull.!
Classic B.M. album. grow up with this, back in the days it was a very new sound. all the trilogy is perfect mix of black Metal ambient and Folk.
I love Alice in Chains too
Classic album right here
Everything of Ulver from Bergtatt to today are all so well composed. Truly one of the greatest musical entities to exist. They need much more praise.
Indeed!
They have had multiple people as part of that composition. This album it was two guitarists who gave it that sound, one came back finally the other never did music again.
Their music has sucked since after 1997.
@@James-if3kcYawn.
@@mwheeler138 Yeah, that's exactly what their music after 1997 makes me do. Yawn.
Ulver demonstrates that black metal is also possible without satanic and blasphemic lyrics. Great folk/black album. Thanks Ulver. 🤍🤍🤍
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You need to read more lyrics.
Everything pagan is also 'blasphemic' to monotheists, so according to them you'll go to their imaginary 'hell' either way :)
It's cute that even in black metal some people apparently try to avoid things considered 'evil'.
The lyrics is about a girl going lost in the woods, and is taken into the realms of the mountain king, where the trolls of the underworld is thirsting for christian blood.
I 100% agree with you its The great album
just found this. oh my lord... it feels so damn good. like my brain just released bunch of dopamine around 10:13. oh my. black metal and whatever that godlike sound is combined. my brain can't take it. i think my depression is cured forever
Also my favorite part, and for me when I first grasped I was hearing a masterpiece for the first time.
I felt it, too!!!
what a beautiful album
One of the most purely magical albums ever recorded, full of mystery, danger, and wonder in equal measure. It's like Edvard Grieg for the modern age.
It's great, but I wouldn't heap that much praise on it. It's fantastic though
Listened to this album last night while tripping off lsd it was 4 am and I decided to go for a walk in the woods. As reality crumbled before my eyes the beautiful melodies gave life to a forest that was breaking its self apart and allowed me to see the beauty in nature in a ways I've never experienced through the emotions portrayed in these beautifully written songs. Loneliness, sadness, rejoice, horror, life. Although I don't understand the words in the songs I can feel the emotions of each word and note.
LSD and walking in the Forest would be Amazing listing to to this. I bet you felt higher than the mountain peaks .
This still works for me after all these years. A little whisky and weed today 🤗 and I'm back. Listening to this in the cold of winter or summer, is 2 different experiences
I wrote a poem based on your evocative comment thnx
I have as well listened to this album on my first lsd trip, right after agent that shapes the desert, it had a calming effect in a way after the disorienting chaos of Virus
No LSD for me but some Marijuana and a walk in mist-rich woodlands had me praising Odin and Freya - forever
Never gets old.
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That second track hit me like a stack of bricks, holy fuck. This is a great concept album.
The album that got me into black metal and still one of my top 10 favorite albums.
Same! My favorite black metal album ever, and third favorite album of all time!
@@NathanielByers What are your first and second?
10:02 my favorite Ulver moment
Aaaahh ~ De Taaren dend fulgte hendes Savn
Had this on cassette 95 way back. Lost it. Now found again. Magical and mysterious.
Nice
The best black metal album of all times, I love old ulver work.
not black metal ... symphonic
man, not sympho at all, its atmosphere ,melodic , even progressive if you wish , but still black)
This album is black metal and dark folk. Emperor is more symphonic black metal
this is my all time favorite ulver album
For me it's between this one and Perdition city
The most beauty Black Metal Album forever
This is some real top quality synth-pop.
BAHAHAHAHAHAHHA loooooool
Who's on your profile picture?
synth-pop?? NAH more like post alt. depressive suicidal progressive synth new wave folk acoustic thrash melodic trve metal...
Ulver are so fucking unique - Folk Metal, Acoustic Folk Music, brutal Black Metal, Experimental Techno, melancholic New Wave-Pop, Soundtracks, you name it
It is this untamed and unlimited creativity that made the Second Wave so important to music in general
Also Drone with that collab album with SunnO)))
This album was the sound of a new and defining chapter of my life. I'd moved to a different country at 18, it was lonely for a while but music was a buoy to hold on to, and I discovered so much amazing music. This album just struck a chord with me from the beginning.
Forget Black metal, or any type of metal, this is one of the best Albums in general ever recorded along with Kveldssanger period
that thunder or gunshot right in the middle of this album scares me to death every time.. Other than that this album is like a watermelon that, instead of tasting sweet and nostalgic, produces a reliable, satiating tearful response. One of the most beautiful pieces of music I have ever heard. I am glad I've survived these 32 years to finally meet it!
bent on construction it’s ok, sweetheart. You’re going to hear a lot more soon and it won’t be as sweet.
@@ryanpintar8217 sweet
Christ, one of the best black metal albums I have heard to date.
More like odin or ukko🙂
One of the few albums of any genre that is absolutely perfect. A true masterpiece.
Is it strange that i'm crying in some parts of their music, then feeling so proud of them producing this type of music, then feeling anger in others in other parts? This album makes me feel all of these emotions with such intensity and I believe most of you feel the same way or perhaps not.
Estefania Santiesteban their 'shadows of the sun' album hits me with emotion too, but not so much with the anger xD
EightAndAHalf1 lmao. Hahaha your comment made me laugh so much but it's possible because of my mood swings. Haha
EightAndAHalf1 I wasn't kidding Haha jk lol its true though. we girls are scary beings
I consider this one of the greatest albums ever created, in any genre. I definitely have an emotional connection to it too. One of my top 5 favorites of all time. I also agree with Shadows of the Sun being another very emotional album, though it's a different style.
i love you as much as this album
This whole album is just amazing. I remember driving in the fog at night at 2am having this track playing and was such a blissful experience.
Hey guys, if you like this, check out Borknagar's first album. It's very similar. Garm is vocalist there, too.
Wow, I had that album as a teenager, I've been loving this record for the last few years since I discovered it, I never knew the connection! That album is awesome also.
Even the album cover is embodied with the epicness of this master piece
One of my favorite album covers of all time.
I remember when there was no youtube and i was listening this on tape, it just brings memorys back but its just not the same anymore
this was ice cold black metal masterpiece. greetings from frasdorf, bavaria
Windir !
One of the first black metal albums I ever bought.
I heard 'Capitel II: Soelen gaaer bag Aase need' on the Feuersturm compilation album back in 1998, and it was one of the songs that broke me into black metal.
It remains one of my favorite albums to this day.
this is definitely an all time great album, its just about perfect.
This album will always have a place in my heart. I will never forget it nor dislike it.
maybe the most flawless black metal album
Well now i like black metal never thought i'd say that.
Daz not yer typical black
it's not. call it post- if you like.
It's better than most other classic BM. Stick with stuff like this and avoid Mayhem and stuff like that.
Brings back memories of me walking alone in the towering snowy forests with this playing on the background. Magical
There's so much music out there and somehow I haven't found enough time for listening to this album again until today. Great music here. I do like those quick transitions from Rock/Metal to Acoustic atmospheres and right back into the throbbing vein again. Nothing boring here.
Discovered this album and a whole host other black metal albums (Dissection, Satyricon, Dimmu Borgir: Stormblåst, and Emperor) back in 1997, beginning of my college years...felt good to listen to these bands when the majority of my peers were listening to the "popular music " ...I felt empowered to be part of the elite, an honor that was never bestowed upon the vast majority.
Same. Great feelings!
Same here brother.
will never older
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Older than time
I've heard quite a few metal bands in my life. Many of them exceptionally good, but when push comes to shove, there's hardly anything that compares to this masterpiece. I always come back to this safe haven of greatness when my ears are tired of all the generic crap out there.
It's weird that you said "safe haven" because that's basically what this was for me in 2015. I hung out here a lot, listening to the album and replying to comments here. I'm back here again and it still feels the same! :)
Simply awesome! Even after nearly 25 years still sounding fresh!
my 12 year heavy metal discovery started with the likes of metallica, iron maiden, slayer etc. this is where it ended. i can say with confidence i took the right path.
kosty krump I listen to metal only 2 years and now i'm here. :)
kosty krump k
kosty krump if you ended up here...your correct.....heaviest release ever is still Mayhem-Deathcrush. period. check out later Ulver for forbidding,excellent ambience..
Sam Oneil lol why people consider deathcrush funcore?
@@recipoldinasty Death crush is random actually. according to necro butcher they just wanted to make extreme music. they didn't call it black metal until later on so that's probably why people consider it funcore. i have no fuckin clue what funcore is but... Death crush was the start of something new and that was norwegian black metal. Black metal bands were Bathory, mercyful fate and venom. out of all the three i think they were most inspired by bathory because bathory has that kind of screaming vocals which deathcrush uses a lot. the thing mayhem did create that helped black metal was Tremolo picking so i guess you can consider them kings of black metal for inventing that. but don't believe what i say cause maybe bathory came up with tremolo picking first. its been a while since ive listen to bathory's first album with the goat. black metal is just a huge fuckin history book haha. also sorry for the big paragraph but i love black metal i love this music the most out of any metal genre.
Before 21 years.. I listen this band music. I cannot sleep.
This kind of Music ist sending me far away from where I am. It gives me Peace, stops the noise inside my head and calms me down.
This is simply one of the greatest albums ever recorded.
Ulver's acoustic pieces are surprisingly epic at times ha...like the outro for this album. We'll all remember the epic acoustic outro for the album.
I miss classic Ulver. 😭
This is so beautiful it brings tears to my eyes, such a masterpiece!! I need more music like this please
bought three ulver albums the moment i first heard them....cant believe ive missed this bands early stuff
Still remember the first time I heard this album back in 1998. This is truly a definition of a masterpiece. Helped me through some rough times in my life, have a lot of memories related to this musical journey.. good, bad and sad..
I just can't get enough to listen this ENTIRE album. What masterpiece!
One of the best albums ever
28:22 "giiiiiive ussss chicken and seasoning saaaaaalt". First heard this 10 years ago and can't imagine it being anything else
😂😂 now i can't unhear it
It's so great how they combine such unlikely genres. So fun!
Perfection.Every single second is precious!
Incredible álbum. I m backing to 90s years. Thank you. Nostalgia.
Still, after all these years, this album catches me like just a few ones are able to. Such a great atmosphere, a perfect album.
the album cover reminds me of the first "in the woods" album
"at the heart of the ages"
Great album
+pariskotsaros Have you heard Melechesh Enki also nice
+raainder peyskens Oooh just great man! Now I have to go and listen to that brilliant album after this one...
LordThanatos666
When I stare at the cover, i get this soulful feeling. A re-connection to the planet
My jaw dropped once vocals started. I need more of this. Anyone know anyother albums by any other artists that have clean ethereal reverby vocals? I cant stop playing this album.
check Kodama by Alcest
Actually Opeth's first 2 albums
Jay Mangas in the woods (heart of the ages)
isengard
Give Alcest and Agaloch a try for sure
Took me a few listens and a few months, but I'm now properly enjoying this album as the masterpiece it is.
9:25 Guinness Norwegian Record best moment ever.
or 3:19
This is such a beautiful show of the emotion and power of folk metal! Such a wonderful genre.
I'm 15 and I Just finished listening this album and I love it
LIKE SI ESTAS ESCUCHANDO ESTE ALBUM EN 2019. 💪💪💪🎸🎸🎸👌👌👌
Ulver and Agalloch were the first bands to get me into BM and still rate this and The Mantle as some of the best albums ever
mayhem, burzum, darkthrone. the true BM-
+Hier Vi Burzums albums up to and including filosofem I like, and dark throne. Mayhem I never really liked as much and idk why. Immortal and emperor, especially in the night side eclipse I enjoy as well
+anderson Smith The only band missing here is pretty much Bathory (and Windir, but that is not exactly trve)
Jonas Wijte just refound this. My journey into BM is much further in. Bathorys early albums, up to hammer heart and all of windir is now staples in my collection. I'm not one to care about what is 'trve' anyway
That is good, limiting yourself to "trve" black metal would severly limits your options.
I also want to recommend you "In the woods - Heart of the Ages", really good and somewhat forgotten black metal with (light) folk and keykoard influences.
If black metal were a video game, this album would be the final boss.
I like that metaphor. What would darkthrone's Transilvanian Hunger be?
Stage 4-2
lreiner What about Perdition City? I would think it would be an Easter Egg mini-boss.
Seems like a moronic statement really.
a true scotsman uth Which one? Transilvanian Hunger or Perdition City?
This album is flawless beautiful from start to finish...🖤
Listen in despair and depression and it truely speaks to you
Ulver. One of the very few bands where each album is unique and a masterpiece. From this until right now. Never failing to be amazing.
Only their first three albums were good.
@@James-if3kc have you actually listened to their other albums?
@@TheBlackcredo I've heard parts of them and that's all I need to hear. Electronic crap. I listen to them for black metal and folk. I don't need electronic crap.
@@James-if3kc so you only listen to one genre of music? Also, it's not all electronic music.
@@TheBlackcredo No, I listen to many genres of music, including electronic. Artists like Tycho, etc. But when it comes to Ulver, I want black metal/folk, not the pretentious crap they did after that.
Great stuff, I love the tension between the softer sounds and the harsh ones.
It's part of what makes this album a masterpiece
Wish the guitars were a lot harsher
This is one of the few important albums I missed in the mid-90s. I like it now, but unfortunately the magic of those years is now impossible to recover.
Best black metal album of all time in my opinion 🙌🏻🙏🏻
Its up there for sure
This and Elderwind's "The Magic Of Nature", which I think is the best "modern" black metal album.
Soundtrack for a long Winter's night.
This is amazing!
I came here a lot in 2015 and hung around here, listening to this album and replying to comments. It's good to be back here again.
One of my favorite albums ever, if not my favorite