fidan2fast why does this not have more likes this is comedy *gold*

Fuck you, I snorted my coffee from out of my nose because of this comment. 10/10

We are all going to hell for laughing at this

What are they going to sing? Tananan lol

oh shit i feel bad for laughing

Why not both?

Both

Symphonic speed metal is the right answer.

Didn't ruin the 666 likes lul

You're so funny and original! Congrats bro!

That's so sad 😭

At least, we can transmit sounds through bone, not as good as ear's job, but suffice. Going blind tho...

Damn feels bad man

What’s just as sad is that when he performed the 9th symphony for the first time he couldn’t even hear it. Someone had to tap him on the shoulder so he could see the standing ovation he was receiving because he was totally oblivious to the audience.

Didn't he go drastically deaf over time?

Nah, I don't think he would listen to any of that

@ think think think, always think

He'd also be 250 years old.

@@achatt-mj5rb I just thought he wouldn't listen because he was kinda getting deaf and being 250 years old wouldn't have helped it

most definitely

Hahahahahaha

Deaf metal 😂

Hahahahhaa lk

You ain't right 💀🤣

Hahahahah i love this comment sm

I heard that, preach

For better or worse, I laughed

Lol

lmao

It's so dark here, i can't see

Nah is more like metalhead

What his whole career

That man's whole musical career was his dark edgy phase.

But he was the metalhead of his period.

@@SirLightsOut99 what do you mean?

True, and jazz is pretty close too

bruh, contemporary classical music literally exists lol

@Sidney Khryseai Contemporary classical is "classical" by lineage moreso than sound. Kind of like how djent is punk by lineage, but sounds nothing like original punk and only has a passing resemblance to hardcore. Metal holds a place in modernity much like classical did in its own time. Although it's not the only genre to do so.

@@girlswithgames modern neo-classical music is practically the same genre, just a different age, so it doesn't count

Ive never thought of it that way, suppose ur pretty right, it explains why metal works so well when blended with classical elements eg: nightwish songs.

Classical ? So, music of XVIII th century ? But for me Baroque (XVII) is acoustic Metal Listen Toccata und fugue by JS Bach. Is amazing

Well yes but actually yes

You mean grandpas guitars?

Haha love it

@@acklysmlstrm1296 A grandpas guitars? That's for pussies and grandpas. I think you know it.

Classical Music is Metal before electricity.

@@ravenclaw_3160 not all classic music,i would say only Ludwig and Antonio

Bone condution

In truth metal and classical symphony music and metal have so many similar characteristics. funny enough they even studied the effect on brains both music genres have and turns out they not only stimulate the same regions but also those who like classical music are prone to also liking metal. They are indeed the same genre in many respects. simply put it is musical evolution.

Prog rock and metal are so close structurally to classical music in many ways.

Yessss!

One of them better be techno remix.

I'm the same. Except it is with Bach - Fugue in G minor BWV 578.

It's like you have murdered everyone and your driving to your own death but happy to do so..

Same

What about ABeetged SevenHoven? ;)

Bettorn (KoRn)

@@mauricuervo190 aVANhed HOVENfold

Beetzum

Beetlemass

True XD

Have you seen Bill and Teds excellent Adventure?

No, real musicians nowadays can't be famous

@@ryanwhite5318 True :'3

He would have been rockero

@@KenMabie why are u freaking out over a small statement u fkn nerd lmao

@@bonsai6792 why are you sticking your nose in someone else's business? whats a matter? your parents dont give you attention so you seek it from people on the internet

@@KenMabie im not sticking my nose into your business if you literally posted a comment to youtube where everyone can see it u tard

@@KenMabie That’s an overused set of insults, friend.

@@shanedawndusk3290 OH YEAH ... WELL .. TAKE THIS ! ... Rubber Baby Buggy Bumpers ..

Lmao it must suck to suck

That's deep brother

🤓

I’m sorry for your loss man, music can be some real healing stuff. I read the last line of this right as the song was ending and it was so powerful

😂😂😂

same

Ezekiel Nigma Same

Who wouldnt

Fuck yeah I would as well

if it only had a better portrait of Beethoven in that style

Why is Jesus Christ depressed?

@@felixxxuwu [this comment aged like beef]

Doom Metal in a nutshell.

@@TenshoWasHere lmao “jeezy boi” also Judas being an a traitor led to him being killed and he’s probably annoyed by the Christians who use their religion to shame others

@@TenshoWasHere ye ole jizzo

I don't think he was alive then

Its NeoClAsIcAl ReEeEeE

Try melodic death metal esp. Ne Obliviscaria

rabid ro or progressive metal such as opeth and dream theater

@rabid ro Are you just going to overlook Necrophagist?

Spawn of Possession (more Baroque influence), Monumental Torment

Lmfao good one

i snorted

Best comment

lol

Dubstrap Deethoven

Not disagreeing, but just wanted to add that this is LITERALLY the embodiment of the word "Timeless". :)

Nah, I wouldn't say he was ahead of his time, but rather that the musical genius of that time has inspired that of this.

Well, also both is Minor Harmonics so it fits very well. Many experts in music also believe, that if the old componists would still life today, they would be into Metal because of that.

true that

A lot of today's metal musicians are classically trained

we are trained in a conservatory, and when we finish we became metal pros. And then is when you can play metal with and oboe hahahaha

+Frank Halcomb True

Its symphonic metal dude

Pure emotions

Bloodlight sonata

Classical is the largest inspiration for metal if you listen closely.

Perfect comment👍🤘👍

Yeah

А представь хоть на миг если и изобрели как классно было увидеть их реакцию и их навыки. Это огонь.

@@user-sh8lc6ej8x я думаю, что они были бы в восторге

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Those who know what emotion is in the music. Those whove felt pain and understand.

Where's soap?

@@loserhub9867 That's classified

Hi there fellows, it's an honor

@@nopenope1305 It's an honor to meet you at least, Robbie

And we all appriciate that. This is some next level shit. God i love this.

You can definitely still feel the emotion but I really think the original still shows more emotion with the dynamics. However this version is very well done as well.

fr, every other version sound too high and happy

i think the piano backing the guitar helps

This is a genuinely great rearrangement of the first movement

I want a fuckin like omega doom metal version

This would be Neoclassical Metal. You’re taking a classical piece and transferring it to metal.

What if you listen to both?

I don't think it's true. The classical musical nerds I know don't appreciate heavy music.

ok obviously there are 80k+ people who like both and a ton of other things that influence music taste. i was just saying that maybe older classical fans and younger metal fans have more in common than they think (affinity for dramatic solos, heavy bass, intense and loud sound). When i used to play in orchestra, I loved being in the middle of all the sound of the other players. It's like blasting loud music in the stereo of your car

Hey, I’m a metalhead and a classical nerd. They are the best music genres to ever exist

@@honors2544 same

It's cool and everything, until you realise that we are talking with vlad the impaler, what a respect

@@chuma7425 i wouldn't lump "making beats on a PC" into one category for everyone, musical theory isn't necessarily hard but it's very important to understand; some people make quite good songs musical software

@@chuma7425 let's not undermine other ways to make music just because they don't require traditional instruments. "making beats on a PC" isn't as easy and simple as it sounds, especially when wanting to make it sound professional and not amateur.

@@chuma7425 because conversations in youtube don't necessarily need a certain range of time to allow others to join in?? i mean, you first replied to this comment that was 1 year ago which is longer than 1 month.

@@garukong. i make music on pc and it takes effort i sit there for 5+ hours writing something and factor in music theory. it definitely does take skill. i don't like when people talk smack on digital producers. cause even they pour their heart and soul into their work

SAAAAME

I loved within temptation and evanescence before I had discover whole classical music XD

thanks man!

Apocalyptica is AMAZING and I dont care if anyone disagrees with me.

Symphonic metal is awesome. I started out with Evanescence like many people and later found other bands like Nightwish, Apocalyptica, WT, Kamelot, and a bunch of others.

Yeah I find that "heavily" funny too

It made me bang my head on my "metal" bed frame

I can never be funny in my life and I apologise for making everyone on the earth cringe except for the %1 percent that didn't which was me when I made that comment.

Fleecy Sheep That joke has instantly become "classic!" _-Mozart 1790_

Amaranthus I'm with you bro

Bit of an overstatement, but yeah it's definitely there. I can hear traces of this in Deep Purple, Mercyful Fate, Malmsteen, Candlemass etc.

I don't think so, _some_ metal has classical elements, but not _all_ HM does and classical is a very, very wide category of music anyway. I don't think songs like Iron Man has any particular Classical content. The most prominent classical element I've heard is Baroque influence in guitar solos. Obviously also Metal has evolved in to myriads of genres, but not in the same manner as classical, which spans hundreds of years of musical development. Some HM has tried to expand using classical singers, almost always female, but they're almost always regarded as pop by hardliner Metal fans, despite they actually go further in the classical direction in some cases, while some of the alleged extreme metal goes into the hardcore punk and speedy rock direction, which is unrelated to classical music that's for sure.

@@mroldnewbie bro,metal has so many influences to its birth.One of them is classical music and you can hear it in soooo many songs.Without the cores and so extremes like grindcore,its all about classical music IMO.Like dream theater,opeth,dio,black sabbath,(not metal but) led zeppelin and so many others have that influence.

@@ScarredCore1 Led Zep has some influences, that is true, even Sabbath (in the song Black Sabbath) but the music is not classical music, it is still very different.

Metal is a very complex gender of popular music, but erudit music still is much more complex. Erudit music has more dinamic variation and scales variation, and is compoused to a lot of instruments, metal to only 3, 4, 5, 6, maybe 7. But metal maybe is the pop music gender nearest to erudit music.

There probably is tbh

Maybe you should write it.

@@nobody6032 Unfortunately I lack good story-writing skills.

He wouldnt be. He'd hear it all in his head.

Metal was literally structured to evoke orchestral composers like Beethoven. If anything, he might find it satisfying that, so many centuries after his death, his musical style would endure the test of time.

Nice :P

It blesses us once again

Agreed! Had LvB lived today he would so have been a metalhead!

Lmao. I remember those commercials.

Hell yeah

😆😆😆😂😂😂

the peak of humor

Can't wait to see the next generations humor

Gen z are just millennials2.0

@@JulianVic nice pfp

Eden Sham Well said.

@@AnonyMous-ur9uj thank you ;-)

Basically, Beethoven wasn't romantic, even if it looks like. He never knew romantic era

But yeah, you kinda right :)

The Halo 2 theme is another example of this!

uhhm!! the world is falling apart!!!

I feel like I’m standing in the middle of a forest fire watching everything burn around me while listening to this

I think Vivaldi and Bach took the title bit he is one of the oldest Listen to Winter by gods sake

I’d argue you’re describing Johann Sebastian Bach.

comedy is art of the sublime

Because youtube is dumb

*where is my mind intensifies*

Epic ending unlocked: Let's the world end with me.

When a sabotage is about to happen and then the movie ends *roll credits + song plays*

That's actually perfect

Devil man cry baby

Facts

Me was a electric guitarist and a classical fan.. 😎This comment gave me a idea.

Describes me plus electric guitar

Can you play metal on piano tho, that is the question

@@baph0met right setting - yes!

Louder than AJFA

@@olokinhogameplaysff4058 not saying much

Heck yea! I thought I was the only creature that heard it. 🤘

Heck yea! I thought I was the only creature that heard it. 🤘

Heck yea! I thought I was the only creature that heard it. 🤘

I 100% thought this had a Risk of Rain vibe as well, I think its the simplistic backing with a complex main instrument and long holds combined with shifts.

Ludwig Van Beethoven 😂😂 You can hear after all

What?

RasputinOr he deaf

@@democratic_chocolate2067 what?

How can you hear it being deaf?

I got The Art Of Dying by Gojira under this

Mineeeeee

I've got the Unforgiven

*can I get a yea-yeah*

I got "Am I Evil?"

+CommunistDragon51 I don't know what i was expecting... xD

sporebliss Well,what did you expect,the man was deaf,I think it was in his later years,but still.

+CommunistDragon51 Lol...fucking smartass :D

Maximvs Dread :)

+CommunistDragon51 That was brilliant

Nice. 👍

And even more sad, there are very few people with the capacity that these great ancients had. With all this technology, and still we have things that are completely ludacris and ignorant. Mankind is on a downward spiral, and not the wrestler either.

@@ronmckickass5714 Say hello to Mr Socko!! Bang Bang!

@@ronmckickass5714 there were exactly as many people with this capabilities back then, only now it's easier for us to listen to them thanks to technology

Or in terms of movies, as someone once said to the effect of, "If Shakespeare could make movies, he'd make George Lucas look like a amateur."

Raúl Pérez Name a single popular artist today that has talent even approaching that of Beethoven. There of course are some artists that are as talented, but they don’t get signed because being a great artist includes taking big risks with your music, and big companies hate risks. So they play music that all sounds the same instead.

sentinel scourge but we all have one common goal. to make people headbang🤘

classical music is metal before the tehnology

Didn't Geezer Butler say he was playing Mars from the planets suite on bass?

simplebutnotsolongname Absolutely correct...Geezer was riffing and trying to recreate the feel of that already wicked triad, and upon hearing Geezer's thunderous pontificating, Tony created the heaviest, most evil riff known to man from it!

Schwanzmajor I think Symphony X is one of the few exceptions to that tho They're American, but they literally play classical pieces with the timbre of metal

Audrey the cat nerd the Castlevania soundtrack is ethereal if you like Symphonic rock/metal events mixed, and plus the games have amazing storylines.

Make it Hamlet

Kinda like what _A Clockwork Orange_ did with synth. I could get behind that.

This kinda reminded me of the good omens ending theme, but most of the soundtrack is like queen and the beatles. It’s really worth watching though, if you haven’t yet. Only six episodes on Amazon.

I’m working on it

yeah, we want the 3rd mvt now

@@the_real_P0t4t0 Exmortus did an amazing cover of that

@@MrOzzblizzard it's pretty cool but the prod is horrible and doesn't give justice to the interpretation imo . excellent musicians though

Check out "Tina S". She does Moonlight 3rd. It will absolutely BLOW YOUR MIND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah

1st mvmnt or 3rd?

Durga Kulkarni yes

So in other words, you'll play it how it was written?

This is amazing

If this had a current big artist's name behind it then it would be considered a masterpiece. I think it's a incredible song.

Guys i know. The point is that the song was meant to be a joke and it turned out actually very good sjdjfkktltlt

@@ottodeigrinta9276 Yeah I'm sure they put that much effort into the song for a "joke"

@@jakeballou5147 jeez no need to get upset. I thought it was a meme, I clicked, and I was greeted with an actually good song so I wrote a comment. It's not that deep.

@İnterplay TV yeah -of all the time -

oha türk var

@@canturut4194 oha evet lol

Yabancı videoların yorumlarında Türk görünce neden şaşırıyorsunuz anlamış değilim

@@furkanturan406 katiliyorum 👌

Yes!

How dare you have the audacity to be 100% correct

As much as I dont really like queen O have to admit sir, you are correct

@@synshenron798 allow me to fix your opinion with three words: Sheer Heart Attack

How can a person be so right

maybe the artist is an unknown comedian? explains both

hahahahahahahahahahahha

dark moor

Monorail Beyond the Veil* i was goind to ask the first question hahahahaha

way around youtube copyright filters

3rd movement is the spicy one

people have already made solo covers of the 3rd movement check it out

There are plenty but this is the best 1st mvmt and it’s hard to do well

or the mood right before an epic boss battle lol

And that battle is called life.

@@PieroMinayaRojas no

@@caralho5237 yes

I’m sure you all have battle scars from bruising your video game thumbs.

still hits right after four months. congratulations on the pinacle of music artistry of random whims. its just what i needed to hear multiple times.

Matthew Ferrie I heard he wrote it for a blind girl so she could feel what it was like to see the moon.

He was in love with a student named Giulietta the year he wrote it (1801); he had some anxiety about not being able to marry her because she was engaged to an aristocrat. He dedicated it to her in 1802. There are claims that he didn't write it with her in mind, and intended to dedicate another piece to her but chose this one at the last minute. This is unlikely, considering his anxiety over not being able to consummate his love for her. The full version rendered as he intended sounds exactly like the anxiety of a man urgently pursuing a woman who is beyond his reach.

@@BatEatsMoth ...Elise?

@@BatEatsMoth feels relatable

@@BatEatsMoth feels relatable