This song actually is meant to be from a band that is in the star wars universe itself. As Cal (the player character and Protagonist) is actually listening to this exact song at the very beginning of the game on a set of headphones while working in a scrap yard.
Fun fact the lyrics are actually a made up language that was inspired by a little bit of Mongolian to give it that distinctive throat singing sound, it’s amazing
@@giga_chad9 That's definitely one of my favorite parts about the song. Is it's intended to be an In universe song. So it's a totally original language. with some inspirations, cause you can't technically make up an entire language like that.
As a violinist I'm always disturbed by the way they play these thick strings. With their fingers mostly behind/under the string, or in a mix above and under the string. I suppose this way of playing is creating the specific overtone sound. It's sharper and higher then a usual overtone on a violin or cello. Just love the horsehead instruments they play!
This song is played in a alien gladiator arena where the jedi is stuck and has to fight some creatures to escape, this song sums up the adrenaline rush so well, great song, great reaction❤
If I remember correctly, the song was an already existing one of theirs called 'Black Thunder'. They came up with the alien language and translated their song to the new language 🙃 This is one of my favorites from them, thank you for reacting to it!
I read somewhere that they were asked to make a song for the game, and how they did it was to make a song in Mongolian and then change it over to the Star Wars language. I like how they slipped a Segeni Danjela in there.
Put me in the mood to wear my "HU" T-shirt today! They do an amazing tribute cover of Metallica's "Sad but True". Not a big Metallica fan overall but this song and their cover is great!
Fact: for the Fallen Jedi Order, Lucas Arts wanted something original, never heard before. They came across Hu band and asked them to play this song for us. The leader of Hu said we can not, not this. Let me take it back and translate it into something we are familiar with. He came back to the Lucas Arts guy after some time when they were finished and told the fellow that not only did they have to translate the song but had to make some changes. Lucas Arts said play it for me and as he was listening to it the fellow called his boss and said listen .......from then on Lucas Arts used what they wrote Sugaan Essena.
hey Ken your reactions are awesome! Jedi:Fallen Order is an awesome game where you can experience being a Jedi apprentice and handling a laser-saber to fight your enemies, strongly recommended 😊😊
I played it! Afterwards I tattooed it on my arm, so ... Yeah, it's an ok game 😛 The song plays shortly in the beginning and then later in an arena where they throw beasts after beasts at you. At highest difficulty I died quite a lot, but weirdly didn't mind that too much 😅
Since you're interested in throat singing you might want to consider the film Genghis Blues, if you've not seen it already. The film follows an American, blind blues singer who goes to compete in the Tuvan national throat singing competition. Oscar nominated, great stuff.
To me (with a western europe point of view) this kind of music I got to know with Yat-Kha and Albert Kuvezin, and Huun Huur Tu. Especially Yat-Kha - still the greatest for me, because they mixed the traditional central asian style of singing and instrumentation with hard rock and blues.
I think I remember seeing an interview with The Hu, yes it’s sung in a fictional alien language but The Hu wanted meaning behind the words so they wrote it to Mongolian lyrics first 🙂
I half assed scrolled through your reaction catalog. I didn't see child in game by deep purple. If you haven't done this one yet, please do!!! Amazing vocals.
Folk metal is really fun, I already recommend Bloodywood. Another you may find interesting is Angra, it is a Brazilian power metal, at the roots of the what would become symphonic metal, they blend metal, classic and Brazilian music together. Theirs album Holy land is a tribute to various Brazilian music styles.
This sequence in the game takes place in the very beginning of the game on a world full of ruined starships as a result of the Clone Wars, which the hero Cal Kestis has to navigate while working as a scrapper to stay out of sight from the Empire. So, if you're to imagine a visual for what's happening here, he's working as a metalworker in a dangerous environment full of searing sparks and clanging metal, jumping between broken parts of ships to salvage whatever he can for a meager living. Imagine the working conditions of 1800s England mixed with the graveyard of endless broken starships and their rusted metal.
you taking metal recommendations from the comments? there's...so many, i could suggest, but i'll only go with one, for now. i would like it if you would react to SepticFlesh - Hierophant this is, in the Death Metal realm, so ofc, if you wanna know what they're saying you'll have to pull up the lyrics, IF you consider reacting to this song, thanks! and uh if not oh well i guess. keep it up and see ya around.
Hello mate how are you? Hey Ken Lavigne What is that Tuvin Takara? Tuva and Mongolia are no deference. They are one nation. There are many tribes in Mongol nation such as Tuva, Buryad, Dorvod and south Mongolia and Tuva is the one of them. But it was united by SSSR in 1941. Now part of Russia. I never heard Tuvin Takara. It is interesting mate
I'm waiting for you to react to more Babymetal lol They recently did a couple songs for The First Take and they recently released a new album. As for this song, it was fun to watch. I had never seen this song before. Cool song.
@Gerald H what your mentioning here is all Governing names of steppe tribes. But people were the same. Come do some DNA test. Same as Chinese had different dynasty names but Chinese people were the same.
@Gerald H what are you talking about? South Altains or Tuvans, what are you talking about. Tureg and Mongol ( which we speak today) are the same language with different dialect. Our DNA is at least 40 or more percent Siberian. They might not called Mongol but we are the same people. Don't make things up.
@Gerald H also, sorry to tell you that all steppe tribes united under the name of Mongol Empire in 1206. Hope you can read about it somewhere. I dont have to claim, but history will tell you.
@Gerald H someone told me there are 70000 years of history people leaving on steppes. Why Scythinas left or how Magyar pop up in Europe, I don't know. It has to be studied thoroughly without of being bias to anyone, based on facts. Definitely what I know now is long before Hunnu there was civilization with symbol of deer. And later on Kidan, Xianbe,Tureg, Yughur, Mongols and Jurched were leading steppe tribes. Pretty sure those people had many things in common. There can't be completely new people pop in every 2 to 300 years. That is not possible. Tureg had demolished by Yughur. Even the name of Tureg was gone. Now some people pushing it for Geopolitical reason. After Mongol Empire, Jurched had controled us roughly 170 some years. Jurched had fight 100 more years to complete control over Mongols. Tuvans always part of those history. Nothing different special about them, really. Their everything look like Mongol except some dialect. They are Urianhai Mongol, I don't know when they called Tuva. I dont know.
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Folk metal is a great style it is so diverse almost every band sound unique
This song actually is meant to be from a band that is in the star wars universe itself. As Cal (the player character and Protagonist) is actually listening to this exact song at the very beginning of the game on a set of headphones while working in a scrap yard.
Fun fact the lyrics are actually a made up language that was inspired by a little bit of Mongolian to give it that distinctive throat singing sound, it’s amazing
@@giga_chad9 That's definitely one of my favorite parts about the song. Is it's intended to be an In universe song. So it's a totally original language. with some inspirations, cause you can't technically make up an entire language like that.
I love everything I’ve ever heard from them. Whatever you want to react to from them, do it!
As a violinist I'm always disturbed by the way they play these thick strings. With their fingers mostly behind/under the string, or in a mix above and under the string. I suppose this way of playing is creating the specific overtone sound. It's sharper and higher then a usual overtone on a violin or cello. Just love the horsehead instruments they play!
one google search later, i think its called a Morin Khuur
I’ve never listened to them but I will now! WOW!
I love the Hu. So glad they are back in Jedi Survivor. "Eseerin Vasahina" is my new favourite by them
my is Eerin siina
I just love The HU. Have seen them live twice, and hope to see them again. They are an amazing live band 🤘🎶🤘
Totaly agree
I love The Hu cause they are amazing ! The songs and the videos too ! Greatings and love from germany ♥️♥️🥰♥️♥️🥰♥️♥️
This song is played in a alien gladiator arena where the jedi is stuck and has to fight some creatures to escape, this song sums up the adrenaline rush so well, great song, great reaction❤
FANTASTIC reaction ❤ im on board for ANYTHING other than the majority of, eh em ( less than desirable) 'music' currently 'popular' in the U.S.
If I remember correctly, the song was an already existing one of theirs called 'Black Thunder'. They came up with the alien language and translated their song to the new language 🙃
This is one of my favorites from them, thank you for reacting to it!
I read somewhere that they were asked to make a song for the game, and how they did it was to make a song in Mongolian and then change it over to the Star Wars language. I like how they slipped a Segeni Danjela in there.
Great game and great song! I have their first album and it's very good.
Their second album, "Rumble of Thunder," is really good too.
Put me in the mood to wear my "HU" T-shirt today! They do an amazing tribute cover of Metallica's "Sad but True". Not a big Metallica fan overall but this song and their cover is great!
MAY THE FORTH BE WITH YOU !
Fact: for the Fallen Jedi Order, Lucas Arts wanted something original, never heard before. They came across Hu band and asked them to play this song for us. The leader of Hu said we can not, not this. Let me take it back and translate it into something we are familiar with. He came back to the Lucas Arts guy after some time when they were finished and told the fellow that not only did they have to translate the song but had to make some changes. Lucas Arts said play it for me and as he was listening to it the fellow called his boss and said listen .......from then on Lucas Arts used what they wrote Sugaan Essena.
hey Ken your reactions are awesome! Jedi:Fallen Order is an awesome game where you can experience being a Jedi apprentice and handling a laser-saber to fight your enemies, strongly recommended 😊😊
10:48 OMG that was great!!!! “It’s like…EVERY song we’ve wrote” 😂
These Guys......ROCK!!!!!.....🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
I played it! Afterwards I tattooed it on my arm, so ... Yeah, it's an ok game 😛
The song plays shortly in the beginning and then later in an arena where they throw beasts after beasts at you. At highest difficulty I died quite a lot, but weirdly didn't mind that too much 😅
about to get Cal's tat on my forearm wish me luck 👍
@@milan_gielis 😍😍
Will see the guys in concert in about six weeks😊
Since you're interested in throat singing you might want to consider the film Genghis Blues, if you've not seen it already. The film follows an American, blind blues singer who goes to compete in the Tuvan national throat singing competition. Oscar nominated, great stuff.
To me (with a western europe point of view) this kind of music I got to know with Yat-Kha and Albert Kuvezin, and Huun Huur Tu. Especially Yat-Kha - still the greatest for me, because they mixed the traditional central asian style of singing and instrumentation with hard rock and blues.
The HU ❤
This song went over so well, they have three songs in the follow up game, "Star Wars: Jedi Survivor."
I remember hearing this in the game and though "this sounds a lot like The Hu"
You can catch them at your favourite cantina along side figrin Dan and the boys
The Model Nodes ft. The Hu would bring in the creds for sure
I think I remember seeing an interview with The Hu, yes it’s sung in a fictional alien language but The Hu wanted meaning behind the words so they wrote it to Mongolian lyrics first 🙂
You should listen to "Mother Nature", they recently released a lyric video for it.
I agree. It's a beautiful song
I half assed scrolled through your reaction catalog. I didn't see child in game by deep purple. If you haven't done this one yet, please do!!! Amazing vocals.
Amazing❣
Love the Hu, esp Sugaan Essena
"Black Thunder" yes it's addictive, on playstation was a free game..
Folk metal is really fun, I already recommend Bloodywood. Another you may find interesting is Angra, it is a Brazilian power metal, at the roots of the what would become symphonic metal, they blend metal, classic and Brazilian music together. Theirs album Holy land is a tribute to various Brazilian music styles.
The Hu, sang this song in Mongolian as well.
This sequence in the game takes place in the very beginning of the game on a world full of ruined starships as a result of the Clone Wars, which the hero Cal Kestis has to navigate while working as a scrapper to stay out of sight from the Empire. So, if you're to imagine a visual for what's happening here, he's working as a metalworker in a dangerous environment full of searing sparks and clanging metal, jumping between broken parts of ships to salvage whatever he can for a meager living. Imagine the working conditions of 1800s England mixed with the graveyard of endless broken starships and their rusted metal.
Try a band called Candelmass.....slow to mid pace doom as he'll sounding guitars and I'm sure you would absolutely love the vocals
Mistreated 1977 live Munich DIOs best performance ever I been trying on a few channels to get this played You will be blown away
I’ve been trying for a couple of years to no avail, maybe Ken will take the challenge 👍🏻
@@wtglb ken T did it but not from start to finish Mistreated is the best Dio performance ever
It chugs!
Progrock, Folk, Metal is Nightwish ❤
Ken buddy, you got any merch I can parade around and hope for questions by passerby’s?
Everyone always screams "more cowbell " for obvious reasons, thank you Christopher Walken, but i think there needs to be more juice harp in metal!!!
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There is no independent country as TUVA, as a language Tuva. But there is a country as Mongola. And there exists Mongolian language
1:10 Thanks Thor.
Listen to Hun Sureg by Uuhai rock band
you taking metal recommendations from the comments? there's...so many, i could suggest, but i'll only go with one, for now.
i would like it if you would react to SepticFlesh - Hierophant this is, in the Death Metal realm, so ofc, if you wanna know what they're saying you'll have to pull up the lyrics,
IF you consider reacting to this song, thanks! and uh if not oh well i guess. keep it up and see ya around.
Hello mate how are you? Hey Ken Lavigne What is that Tuvin Takara? Tuva and Mongolia are no deference. They are one nation. There are many tribes in Mongol nation such as Tuva, Buryad, Dorvod and south Mongolia and Tuva is the one of them. But it was united by SSSR in 1941. Now part of Russia. I never heard Tuvin Takara. It is interesting mate
I'm waiting for you to react to more Babymetal lol They recently did a couple songs for The First Take and they recently released a new album. As for this song, it was fun to watch. I had never seen this song before. Cool song.
Tuvans are ethnic Mongolians living in Russia. Tuva was annexed from Mongolia in early 1920’s. There is a no Tuvan throat singing, nor kharhira.
@Gerald H what your mentioning here is all Governing names of steppe tribes. But people were the same. Come do some DNA test. Same as Chinese had different dynasty names but Chinese people were the same.
@Gerald H what are you talking about? South Altains or Tuvans, what are you talking about. Tureg and Mongol ( which we speak today) are the same language with different dialect. Our DNA is at least 40 or more percent Siberian. They might not called Mongol but we are the same people. Don't make things up.
@Gerald H also, sorry to tell you that all steppe tribes united under the name of Mongol Empire in 1206. Hope you can read about it somewhere. I dont have to claim, but history will tell you.
@Gerald H I am talking about steppe tribes. We were the same people.
@Gerald H someone told me there are 70000 years of history people leaving on steppes. Why Scythinas left or how Magyar pop up in Europe, I don't know. It has to be studied thoroughly without of being bias to anyone, based on facts. Definitely what I know now is long before Hunnu there was civilization with symbol of deer. And later on Kidan, Xianbe,Tureg, Yughur, Mongols and Jurched were leading steppe tribes. Pretty sure those people had many things in common. There can't be completely new people pop in every 2 to 300 years. That is not possible.
Tureg had demolished by Yughur. Even the name of Tureg was gone. Now some people pushing it for Geopolitical reason.
After Mongol Empire, Jurched had controled us roughly 170 some years. Jurched had fight 100 more years to complete control over Mongols. Tuvans always part of those history. Nothing different special about them, really. Their everything look like Mongol except some dialect. They are Urianhai Mongol, I don't know when they called Tuva. I dont know.
That aint no Star Wars language fam thats Mongolian
Actual Mongolian here. You're wrong buddy. Not a single Mongolian word in this song.
Translated from Huttese, so there might be a translation error here and there