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  • @RushAss
    @RushAss Рік тому +11

    This band is MAGIC. Their message, their song writing, the performance, everything. Thanks for reacting to this!

  • @rodneypayne4827
    @rodneypayne4827 Рік тому +20

    Orphaned Land are one of the most popular bands across the middle east and mediterranean and are extremely popular in islamic countries because they incorporate lyrics and stories from across the religions of the area with respect and understanding. It's not uncommon for metal fans in these countries to put aside their differences, welcome each other and enjoy each other's company seeing the band live. I'm not religious and I love them because they promote the idea that it doesn't matter who you are or what you believe you can be united by the love of music.
    🇦🇺🤘🤘

  • @metaladdict187
    @metaladdict187 Рік тому +4

    Thank you for using my suggestion. I love Orphaned Land. I have met and hung with them on several occasions. They are wonderful guys, and they practice what they preach. Their overall message is about spreading peace, and thats a big reason why inlove them.

    • @antonkranz-qn3mk
      @antonkranz-qn3mk Місяць тому

      Friede war uns ein Anliegen jeshuas ich bin ein katholischer chryst u beze den rosenkranz z maria sie trägt aus gottes Gnade f uns d gebet zu jeshua u gott schalom allen Völkern d erde Preisen wir jeshua denn er hat f uns das ganzes ausgehalten amen

  • @bartonbagnes4605
    @bartonbagnes4605 Рік тому +8

    Great message, reminding them that they are all brothers commanded to help each other, not kill each other. Love the Middle Eastern metal combination.

    • @TheDretch
      @TheDretch Рік тому +1

      FALSE. You clearly know nothing about Islam. The Quran has over 100 commands to kill and subjugate non-Muslims singling out both Christians, Jews, and anyone none-Muslim.

    • @bartonbagnes4605
      @bartonbagnes4605 Рік тому

      @@TheDretch True I have never read it in the original language, as stanch Muslims insist is the only way to understand it's true meaning. But it also forbids killing anyone. It's a bit contradictory in many ways. But then so is the Bible in its current form. And those one hundred times depends on how you interpret the wording. And which form of Islam you follow.

    • @TheDretch
      @TheDretch Рік тому +1

      @@bartonbagnes4605 Incorrect. It does not forbid "killing anyone". You said you never read it, but then go on to say what it says?
      According to Islam, there is the law of abrogation. This means when there are two contradictory passages the passage that comes later supersedes the passage that comes earlier. ALL the peaceful verses are early. ALL the violent verses are later and have superseded the earlier verses. This is factual law that all Muslims know.
      We're not talking about the bible. Jews and Christians aren't going around raging war in the name of the bible or acts of jihad. Additionally, the Bible is predominately DESCRIPTIVE. Meaning it's telling stories. The quran is PRESCRIPTIVE. Giving direct commands.
      The quran calls Mohammad a "perfect person" to emulate. Mohammad was Jew-hating genocidal wife-beating child rapist. Anyone (All Muslims) who thinks that savage barbarian is a perfect person to emulate (800 million Muslims named Mohammad?) is suspect.
      85% of Muslims worldwide are Sunni with 15% Shia. They may differ on some hadiths, but both follow the Quran and Mohammad the one and only perfect person to emulate. That's a fact.
      Quran (8:12) - "(Remember) when your Lord inspired the angels... "I will cast terror into the hearts of those who disbelieve. Therefore strike off their heads and strike off every fingertip of them"

  • @djth666
    @djth666 Рік тому +2

    One of my favorite bands, and really nice people too!!

  • @Tessimistic420
    @Tessimistic420 Рік тому +3

    🔥🔥❤️🔥🔥 first time listen with you on this one.

  • @Brendo2386
    @Brendo2386 Рік тому +2

    I love this band ever since I heard Mabool

  • @davidfisher1353
    @davidfisher1353 Рік тому +3

    Love orphaned land ❤️

  • @MarkEdwards-uw7kf
    @MarkEdwards-uw7kf Рік тому +2

    Wow you found the amazing music I listen to.

  • @Karldin83
    @Karldin83 Рік тому +1

    Therion could be an intersting rabbit hole for you. They are all about esotericism and their lyricist has a doctorate in western esotericism, kabbalah

  • @Kraakesolv
    @Kraakesolv Рік тому +3

    Love this band, haven't listened to them in ages. Great message. To me, the horns look Minoan really.

    • @rodneypayne4827
      @rodneypayne4827 Рік тому +1

      It is,the Minoan Bull.Both the Greek and Roman Empires used it as well.

  • @carlsnicaragua7680
    @carlsnicaragua7680 Рік тому +1

    The best band ever.... Look her face 😂

  • @user-io7py4yi6p
    @user-io7py4yi6p 7 місяців тому

    I grew up in Israel ...and yes they are sending a message .

  • @randalladams7692
    @randalladams7692 Рік тому +1

    This band from middle east in their music cool band they rock

  • @einarthormodster95
    @einarthormodster95 Рік тому

    Dear God, how much education does this women have? Excellent reaction to a great band! I'll be sure to check them out! , they are incredibly talented. And the lyrics are so deep that I want to research them more.
    Shalom

  • @Kodiak660
    @Kodiak660 Рік тому

    They blend music styles very well. I liked it a lot.

  • @willeymiller4760
    @willeymiller4760 Рік тому

    ok another great one and one I havent heard of or probably come across on my on so thanks for that I like the fact that they combine the middle eastern sound with metal and even a little symphonic sound as well I liked it as always your ride or die forever EyyyyyOooooo

  • @oldmanjimh3165
    @oldmanjimh3165 Рік тому

    Good song, music, riffs and video. Iffy about his vocals.

  • @MohdMohsin-os7hs
    @MohdMohsin-os7hs 5 днів тому

    Long live Palestine 🇵🇸....

  • @jazzysugar3777
    @jazzysugar3777 Рік тому

    Thanks for the Wikipedia resume of the most evident symbols in the song lyrics and video

  • @maxwinterwolf66
    @maxwinterwolf66 Рік тому

    Cool to see resctions from music around the world. There are times when I'm in the mood to explore the internet looking to listen to someting different or be amazed with some bands (knowing or not the language) Many times I find myself dissapointed... but some times I find gems like these :)
    If you plan on returning to Japan music, I recommend checking out Crystal King (old rock band) maybe the tracks Daitokai (The city) or Church. Cheers!!!

  • @petersilver4281
    @petersilver4281 Рік тому

    So Orphaned Land started as Prog metal with rather harsh vocals and added this unique vibe.
    They told in an interview that they were sitting in Synagogue with Iron Maiden shirts and listening to the cantor singing religious hymns and such, which gave them inspiration.
    I can give you a lot of details and suggestions about their music (that can be very soft and gentle in songs like "Brother" and "Let the truce be known", or over the top headbanging with songs like "Disciples of the sacred oath II" or "Codename Baraka".
    Their newest album also has songs referring to more modern things, as well as songs about Plato's Cave and such. Really worth it.
    Overall, if you want try their live DVD from 2011 to get a good sense - this is a long show (although some of the songs from it are out there):
    ua-cam.com/video/XXH62AmUEdI/v-deo.html
    It has Steve Wilson (Porcupine Tree) who is playing two of their songs live (he also produced some of their albums), as well as the father of one of the band members singing with them... reall joy and an amazing mix of stuff.
    Well worth you time.

  • @leonmislo
    @leonmislo Рік тому +1

    Mega Reaction!🤍 Ich finde es super, dass du Therapeutin bist und uns damit was auf dem Weg gibst.😁 Du musst unbedingt auf die Band "Citizen Soldier" reagieren.🙏 Denn der Sänger ist grad selbst angehender Therapeut, nachdem er 2016 versucht hatte sich das Leben zu nehmen. Nach diesem Ereignis gründete er die Band und macht ausschließlich nur Musik über mental-health und das man sein Leben nicht aufgeben soll. Wenn du magst, reagier mal auf deren Song "Limit"🙌. Denn dort beschreiben der Sänger und sein Kumpel (das Feature) ihre eigenen Geschichten.💔

  • @jovana_r
    @jovana_r Рік тому

    I'm glad you came across Orphaned Land. I used to listen to them a little long time ago and I wasn't paying much attention to their lyrics, especially because they mix English, Hebrew and Arabic, often even in a same song. But I understood that all their music was about spreading the message of unity and I love that about them.
    I don't like this song much, but they have some really cool ones, both melodic, oriental sounding and also very heavy ones, like really heavy, with growling.
    If you want to hear more from them I would suggest "Norra el norra" or maybe "Sapari".
    However, there is one more Israeli band that is worth of checking. They are alternative/hard rock. I really love few of their songs and the male vocalist of the band. His voice is one of the most beautiful male voices to me. Btw, he sings together with his wife in the band. And the band's caled Hayehudim.
    If you want to check them I recommend you unplugged live version of song "Lipol".

  • @jabbazabba23
    @jabbazabba23 Рік тому +2

    In solidarity for being real, I was a bit confused by the video, and it was throwing me off enjoying the music. I thought it was decent, but not my favorite. But you diving into the lyrics really up’d my appreciation of both the music video and the song. So thank you!

    • @rosalieelliottofficial
      @rosalieelliottofficial Рік тому +1

      def. understandable. it takes a while to process.

    • @petersilver4281
      @petersilver4281 Рік тому

      I find this one of their least interesting songs... It is much more monotonic and blend compared to most of their music.

  • @Pam_H
    @Pam_H Рік тому

    I miss your Tom MacDonald reactions. All love.

  • @PK--ITA
    @PK--ITA Рік тому

    He will propose something from the other side of religion. Orphanad Land is an oriental, mystical metal.
    I recommend A lot of symbolism.
    Mystic black metal from Poland.

  • @danigar
    @danigar Рік тому

    Nice! I didn't expect you to react to this one of my favorite bands, so this is great! That said while this song is cool for introducing people to OL is not really one of my favorites and the whole religious imagery can be off putting at first glance but if you listen to them more you can see how great, peace loving and thought provoking they can be with songs that can range from very aggressive to soft and folky or very progressive. I hope you check more from them, I recommend Like Orpheus which is on the simpler side but has a cool video that will illustrate the whole theme of people coming together with music despite different religions.

  • @barbaferam4762
    @barbaferam4762 2 місяці тому

    Who does the lady in red with dark circled eyes symbolize?

  • @aqqa2528
    @aqqa2528 Рік тому

    Orphaned Land is the band that decided to speak up. Just as you said. The only thing that keeps many people from uniting is that they believe the program (pogrom) that has been set for them.
    "Nothing is further from the truth than that which is separating"

  • @rabiatorthegreat6163
    @rabiatorthegreat6163 Рік тому

    What, only 36 comments so far? I have to increase that 😉.
    I have heard Orphaned Land before, but not this song. I think they have improved quite a bit, thanks for bringing that to my attention.
    But Orphaned Land are not the first hard rock/metal band that used oriental influences in their music. The oldest example I''m aware of is the song "Gates of Babylon" by Rainbow (1978). Highly recommended, it comes with the added benefit of Ronnie James Dio as singer.
    Today there are also Melechesh, but with a much darker vibe.

  • @hipoet
    @hipoet Рік тому +2

    I’m from Israel, or shalem is another name for Jerusalem.

    • @hazn2475
      @hazn2475 Рік тому

      Congrats..you all did very well to deceive the world 👏

    • @hipoet
      @hipoet Рік тому

      @@hazn2475 do you know me or my opinion? You all? I’m not Zionist.

    • @hazn2475
      @hazn2475 Рік тому

      @@hipoet u r not a Zionist but u live as an accupation..do you know how many people had to die so you can live In a place that's not even yours?
      Eventually I respect you as a human
      Hope everyone one would get what they deserve

  • @jvrjohnner
    @jvrjohnner Рік тому

    ROSALIE you need to react to James blunt , Chase the monsters away its beautiful and emotional. I believe you will love it.

  • @Tessimistic420
    @Tessimistic420 Рік тому

    🤟🤯👍❤️

  • @RealFranciscoMiguel
    @RealFranciscoMiguel Рік тому

    Nice reaction, I hope you could react to another interesting songs from Orphaned Land, I recommend you: “children”, “brother”, “let the truce be known”, and most “like Orpheus”, you’re the first to understand and can explain the real message of these songs, thank you.

  • @user-lin12257
    @user-lin12257 Рік тому

    請問這是英文還是希伯來文?

  • @richardtaylor6187
    @richardtaylor6187 8 місяців тому

    2013

  • @simosimoxxsimoxx584
    @simosimoxxsimoxx584 Рік тому

    Inkonnu arabi reaction 🙏🏻

  • @arminhess1512
    @arminhess1512 Рік тому

    great song & reaction! this melting pot of the three big monotheistic religions should work out that everybody shall have the right to be a little bit blasphemous and more tolerant! It's all about the people and not the religion. If metal brings the people together it does more than every government or every tiny politician!

  • @stamaalexgabriel2262
    @stamaalexgabriel2262 Рік тому +1

    Music unites People,not religios!

  • @ignatiusj.reilly2124
    @ignatiusj.reilly2124 6 місяців тому

    Sad that Orphaned Land now sounds like some power metal band with oriental gimmicks.

  • @stan5409
    @stan5409 10 місяців тому

    The song is very exciting but very overproduced ala Phil Specter, leaving the lyrics hidden behind a cacophony of music. One side note I've never heard mentioned in all my years. It doesn't matter if one is for or against the existence of Israel in what I'm about to ask but why is every silent and/or ignorant about the founding of Pakistan only one year (1946) before Israel? Pakistan is on Indian land and 2 million died during its creation. They still fight to this day but people focus on Israel. People were displaced or lost their lives. Interesting.

  • @brianloher5936
    @brianloher5936 Рік тому

    6 million sounds a little high to me