Burzum is a musical project by an infamous person. Art has always been about that, Miles Davis was a PIMP Kurt Cobain was a Junkie. Etc. Music is the reflection of time and space of an experience by the Artist. Varg whatever you think of the man. His Music is Timeless.
Exactly. Foro me art is one thing and the personal life of the artist is other thing. Carabaggio was a piece of shit person, a terrible human being, but his painting? Next level talent. I am gonna judge a painting because his paintor was a piece of shit? No. Thats why i dont understand people that judge culture in that sense.
@@raizarslaxterhaha The only time the situation is different when the music reflects the musician being a piece of shit, that's why nsbm is hard to listen to, that's not music anymore.
Varg was someone who actually took action against things he disagrees with. You don’t have to agree with what he’s done but you can’t deny that there was purpose behind many things that he’s said or done.
@@XPGrindDeathking the thing is that Varg isn’t even a piece of shit. When I got into black Metal I heard that all the time but then started researching his beliefs and stuff about him and sure I mean he murdered euronymous which was shitty but the burnings definitely weren’t from being a piece of shit. He actively disagreed with Christianity and the things they erased from his heritage to make room for themselves. It’s not fair that the Christians got to destroy anything they disagreed with but then tell other people they can’t touch the church that doesn’t even belong there
You mentioned that you enjoyed the “enchanting feeling” that Transylvanian Hunger evoked, while you were talking about the Burzum track. The man behind Burzum wrote the lyrics to that song for Darkthrone.
Burzum's Filosofem takes repetitive to a whole new level hahaha. Definitely not something that I throw on very often. Their earlier albums are more my vibe, but I didn't mind this one for what it was.
I love Negura Bunget's atmosphere… and they were really bringing all those trad instruments on stage! In a maybe slower, darker style, but also very meditative, you might like Wolves in the Throne Room
Just found this new channel! Liked & Subscribed! I love this Poison demo!!!!!! It is one of the most brutal, evil, vile, powerful slabs of Metal I have ever heard. Well ahead of their time!!!
I miss Varg's UA-cam channel... I disagree with him on many things but I appreciate his thoughts and opinions none the less. He has no filter and doesn't care about what anyone thinks. Some call him a Nazi but he really isn't. He may seem like it but if you actually hear him out he does make some quality points.
He is quite far away from being a NS, in fact its one of those people that truly despise socialism in all forms, and NS goes against his individualistics believes in all forms. But these days people call everything a nazi, and they don't understand what a Nazi is.
He's a White Nationalist and Separatist. Stop coddling and softening his image. He is EXACTLY what he said he was years ago! And moreso to the point, he's older, but still a whiny, overprivileged, impulsive(at the time) crybaby who premeditated and murdered someone who made fun of his whining and church arson. Great composer and musician doesn't excuse him any more than R. Kelly being a paedophile and kidnapper.
Poison was essentially a Thrash metal band, with a dark Black metal feel to it. Like Bathory and the other 1:st wave Black metal bands were basically just very heavy and dark versions of Thrash metal
Exciting to see the dive into this rabbit hole. Really recommend you check out the bands from Trondheim, Norway. Specifically from the label Terratur Possessions with others. In example: Mare, One Tail One Head, Celestial Bloodshed, Enevelde, Misotheist, Misthyrming, Darvaza, Ritual Death, Whoredom Rife, Manbryne to mention some of the diamonds. These will most likely take you somewhere. (!) Keep it up!
Something to note about Poison, as a band that started in the 80's, it also retains more of the 80's black metal sound and style. Rather than what black metal grew into in the 90's and beyond. Also if you want to hear more 80's black metal Sarcofago from Brasil is a good option, songs like Nightmare or Satanas. Treblinka from Sweden is another one, with Hail to Cruelty being a good song option. Then of course there's the pillars of early black metal like Bathory, Hellhammer/Celtic Frost. As well as Mayhem from Norway's early efforts on Pure Fucking Armageddon and Deathcrush, too mention but a few.
The Burzum one, it's often named in both German and Norwegian, so may as well use an English: Jesus' Death. You use the German title btw, but the lyrics are in Norwegian.
Out of my personal favorites, I’d recommend: Inquisition - Kill with Hate Emit - The Dark Bleeding Venom - Countess Bathory Tormentor - Elizabeth Bathory Bathory - Hades / On rode to ASA Bay Behemoth - Blow your trumpets Gabriel Mutiilation - Destroy your life for Satan Isengard - Vinterskugge
If you want some better Burzum (imo), you should check out the songs: "Ea, Lord of the Depths", "Lost Wisdom" and "My Journey to the Stars". Anyways, nice reaction(s)!
@@vavra222 I didn't like Jesu dod when I first listened to it, but after many months of listening to Burzum, I started putting on that song from time to time and eventually I loved it! It's now in my top 3 Burzum songs
Sadly Negura died (motorcycle accident ) a few years back. A truly unique band... But , in the 'if you like that you'll like this' category, check out Scottish band saor . Same black metal infused with folk influences .
Why is it that all these "niche" black metal bands stop because of their frontman´s lives ended too soon? I mean, Bathory and Summoning are the two that i always think and feel sad about.
@@vavra222 there was a whole album's worth of new stuff he wrote that was put out last year by the band But yes. Quorthon always had heart problems (why he never toured ) and Nergal went on a bike . Dead killed himself .
Burzum suggestions: Glemselens Elv (Belus album 2010) and Jeg Faller (Fallen album 2011). Suggestions for a band from Czech Republic called Master's Hammer: Pád Modly (Ritual album 1991) and Mezi kopci cesta je klikatá.... (Jilemnický okultista album 1992).
That burzum riff is diabolical
Which one? They all are magnificently diabolical my friend 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥to hell
Burzum is a musical project by an infamous person. Art has always been about that, Miles Davis was a PIMP Kurt Cobain was a Junkie. Etc. Music is the reflection of time and space of an experience by the Artist. Varg whatever you think of the man. His Music is Timeless.
from the legend himself
Exactly. Foro me art is one thing and the personal life of the artist is other thing. Carabaggio was a piece of shit person, a terrible human being, but his painting? Next level talent. I am gonna judge a painting because his paintor was a piece of shit? No.
Thats why i dont understand people that judge culture in that sense.
@@raizarslaxterhaha The only time the situation is different when the music reflects the musician being a piece of shit, that's why nsbm is hard to listen to, that's not music anymore.
Varg was someone who actually took action against things he disagrees with. You don’t have to agree with what he’s done but you can’t deny that there was purpose behind many things that he’s said or done.
@@XPGrindDeathking the thing is that Varg isn’t even a piece of shit. When I got into black
Metal I heard that all the time but then started researching his beliefs and stuff about him and sure I mean he murdered euronymous which was shitty but the burnings definitely weren’t from being a piece of shit. He actively disagreed with Christianity and the things they erased from his heritage to make room for themselves. It’s not fair that the Christians got to destroy anything they disagreed with but then tell other people they can’t touch the church that doesn’t even belong there
aaa Negura Bunget. Still remember listening to their songs in the mountains in pitch black dark. Perfect way to experience them.
Jesus Tod at about 4 mins is kicking a$$ with the high notes ringing
Burzum, this song and this album, it is a masterpiece
You mentioned that you enjoyed the “enchanting feeling” that Transylvanian Hunger evoked, while you were talking about the Burzum track. The man behind Burzum wrote the lyrics to that song for Darkthrone.
Burzum's Filosofem takes repetitive to a whole new level hahaha. Definitely not something that I throw on very often. Their earlier albums are more my vibe, but I didn't mind this one for what it was.
Weed and Filosofem is great combo.
Burzum is a one man band, varg plays all thr instruments and does all the vocals
Varg says it's deliberately trance-inducing.
To be honest I have a lot of trouble finding music that's similar to this. I love the repetitive 😻
@@hextatik_soundliquor is too especially if you can control it
Burzum’s hvis lyset tar oss and filisofem are masterpieces!
Thats my favriot albums by Varg
I love Negura Bunget's atmosphere… and they were really bringing all those trad instruments on stage!
In a maybe slower, darker style, but also very meditative, you might like Wolves in the Throne Room
This is perfect example how you can make trance music with fast repetitive rhythm, pure masterpiece. Spell casted all over the dark woods...
Reaction channel with Negura Bunget? I'm in :-D Great reaction.
Just found this new channel! Liked & Subscribed!
I love this Poison demo!!!!!! It is one of the most brutal, evil, vile, powerful slabs of Metal I have ever heard. Well ahead of their time!!!
Nice work, man! From norway
I miss Varg's UA-cam channel... I disagree with him on many things but I appreciate his thoughts and opinions none the less. He has no filter and doesn't care about what anyone thinks. Some call him a Nazi but he really isn't. He may seem like it but if you actually hear him out he does make some quality points.
He is quite far away from being a NS, in fact its one of those people that truly despise socialism in all forms, and NS goes against his individualistics believes in all forms.
But these days people call everything a nazi, and they don't understand what a Nazi is.
He's a White Nationalist and Separatist. Stop coddling and softening his image. He is EXACTLY what he said he was years ago! And moreso to the point, he's older, but still a whiny, overprivileged, impulsive(at the time) crybaby who premeditated and murdered someone who made fun of his whining and church arson. Great composer and musician doesn't excuse him any more than R. Kelly being a paedophile and kidnapper.
I personally find the repetition of Burzum entrancing, it really makes me fall out of time.
Jesus Tod is my favirite Burzum Song
U can find so much detail in this Song and fall into a trance
Negura Bunget what a great band
Burzum best norvegian black metal
Negură Bunget best Romanian black metal ,heil Romania
11:56 Negură Bunget 🖤
Poison was essentially a Thrash metal band, with a dark Black metal feel to it. Like Bathory and the other 1:st wave Black metal bands were basically just very heavy and dark versions of Thrash metal
My journey to the stars by burzum is a masterpiece
Holy ****! You're reacting to Poison. 🤘🏻💀🤘🏻
"Hit Helga Tré" is one of the most quintessentially Burzum and black metal songs of the Burzum catalogue
Burzum is one guy doing all the instruments, he's also rumored to be good with knives.
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Euronymous deserved every bit
Lol :D
Exciting to see the dive into this rabbit hole. Really recommend you check out the bands from Trondheim, Norway. Specifically from the label Terratur Possessions with others. In example:
Mare, One Tail One Head, Celestial Bloodshed, Enevelde, Misotheist, Misthyrming, Darvaza, Ritual Death, Whoredom Rife, Manbryne to mention some of the diamonds.
These will most likely take you somewhere. (!) Keep it up!
Manbryne is from Poland, Misthyrming from Iceland.
@@jakubstaszak6944 Yes, I know, got carried away when mentioning good artists on the label. Sorry.
Negură Bunget 🔥🌲
Something to note about Poison, as a band that started in the 80's, it also retains more of the 80's black metal sound and style. Rather than what black metal grew into in the 90's and beyond. Also if you want to hear more 80's black metal Sarcofago from Brasil is a good option, songs like Nightmare or Satanas. Treblinka from Sweden is another one, with Hail to Cruelty being a good song option. Then of course there's the pillars of early black metal like Bathory, Hellhammer/Celtic Frost. As well as Mayhem from Norway's early efforts on Pure Fucking Armageddon and Deathcrush, too mention but a few.
Brazil has a huge black metal culture, good stuff down there
@@devilinthedarkness4830 Oh for sure, early Sepultura, Holocausto, Vulcano, Mystifier, Sextrash, Power From Hell, to mention but a few.
Poison is amazing. So so heavy. Damned
The Burzum one, it's often named in both German and Norwegian, so may as well use an English: Jesus' Death. You use the German title btw, but the lyrics are in Norwegian.
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If you're looking to be taken on a journey I cant recommend key To The Gate by Burzum highly enough
That ain’t a beginner song lol but those riffs are awesome
It starts off perhaps too crazy, one must hear the whole song to appreciate its architechture or intention-- some kind of rebirth deal.
this man needs to start with dunkelheit
I remember ordering that Poison-demo from the band. It was very popular in the underground and the tape trading scene
Out of my personal favorites, I’d recommend:
Inquisition - Kill with Hate
Emit - The Dark Bleeding
Venom - Countess Bathory
Tormentor - Elizabeth Bathory
Bathory - Hades / On rode to ASA Bay
Behemoth - Blow your trumpets Gabriel
Mutiilation - Destroy your life for Satan
Isengard - Vinterskugge
'Negură Bunget' is a Romanian Black Metal Band. \m/
Good
my favorite for Negura Bunget and for Black metal at all.
If you want some better Burzum (imo), you should check out the songs: "Ea, Lord of the Depths", "Lost Wisdom" and "My Journey to the Stars". Anyways, nice reaction(s)!
I guess its a matter of opinion, but Jesus Tod was always my personal favorite. Its almost hypnotic and has that raw black metal sound that i love.
@@vavra222 I didn't like Jesu dod when I first listened to it, but after many months of listening to Burzum, I started putting on that song from time to time and eventually I loved it! It's now in my top 3 Burzum songs
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You should listen Batushka and Mgla they are amazing 🤘
I like how the transcript thinks Burzums music is applause
To help with your pronunciation, Jesu død is pronounces like "YES-uh Doo", with the 'oo' sounding like the middle of "good".
Ty
🇳🇴Burzum ⚔️
Sadly Negura died (motorcycle accident ) a few years back. A truly unique band...
But , in the 'if you like that you'll like this' category, check out Scottish band saor . Same black metal infused with folk influences .
Why is it that all these "niche" black metal bands stop because of their frontman´s lives ended too soon? I mean, Bathory and Summoning are the two that i always think and feel sad about.
@@vavra222 there was a whole album's worth of new stuff he wrote that was put out last year by the band
But yes. Quorthon always had heart problems (why he never toured ) and Nergal went on a bike . Dead killed himself .
Burzum suggestions: Glemselens Elv (Belus album 2010) and Jeg Faller (Fallen album 2011). Suggestions for a band from Czech Republic called Master's Hammer: Pád Modly (Ritual album 1991) and Mezi kopci cesta je klikatá.... (Jilemnický okultista album 1992).
Scandinavian black metal = music, versus american black metal = who can play the fastest/most technical...
Go "Cast Down the Heretic" by Nile. You're welcome!
Sur austru -dincolo de munte
Det som vangar is good
React Burzum Fallen Song Please
try finnish black metal... such as Horna, Förgjord and Blood Red Fog
Should have listend to absurd man