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+Such Hawks Thanks a lot!

It was strong and profund...

... and hail Wardruna !!

Hail Odin

+Seán Inbhearnaí Thanks for them!

Thanks for Wardruna!

This world needs Wardruna!

Thanks for them!

My pleasure !!!! Always ! This is what I want the most when sharing all these videos...

Vlad Tepes Now, This music is part of my life!! :-))

victoria diaz What would we be without music?

Vlad Tepes ... No-humans... I think... :-))

victoria diaz I agree...

+Matte Black Hilarious comment ! Thanks !

+Matte Black ' He's the only one?

+Vlad Tepes ' Thanks for the upload. As a Norseman coming home from Athens two years ago bruised by Greek nationalists and beaten by a corporation, these are my spiritual home. And people still listen to Justin Bieber...

+Matte Black Kanye West is great, This is great too... why can't we appreciate or at least respect all artists and forms of art??

+Arkadiy Akimov You're right about respect, but I think it's complicated loving both, but that's only a personal point of view you know.

Yes! And it makes us travel through far far away...

Thanks for Wardruna!

Muito obrigado pelo Wardruna!

+MrTravenB De nada !

+rowan duir Thanks for them !

Também acho...

👌👌

Así es 😍

The vocals are much more spread out.

Thanks for Wardruna!

+Jon Fryett I'm glad!

I listen to Wardruna almost every night on KZfaq before I go to bed. Of course I do when I do homework as well.

Hail Odin !

Wassail!

I'll still put my trust in Freyr (and Þór for backup) ... Óðinn is a bit much of shit-starter for my taste. I mean, he knows he'll lose the final battle, and *still* he's starting more wars for gathering more warrors? I prefer to get my favours from someone else, thanks :)

thossi09 if you consider the gods as some source of lucky favors, you're doing it wrong. The gods aren't your servants that you can just rub their lamp to awaken. I'd start doing some real thinking while you read the Eddas

Hail

+Anie Ferreira I'm glad you liked it!

Yes, like a dream made music...

You're welcome!

Thanks for them!

Thanks for them.

Thanks for Wardruna!

Hail Wardruna!

De nada!

Odin Hail !

Odin Hail, father.

Odin Hail, far.

sup allfather ?

I don't understand what you mean.

There's much more on my channel if you want!

Obrigado para eles!

Hi, from 2024!)) As you probably already know, their music was and is dedicated to the traditions of the northern peoples, the ancient knowledge of their ancestors and, of course, runes. Hagal is a rune signifying death and rebirth. The moment when you need to leave behind everything old and unnecessary to make room for something new. This is a part of the cycle of our history, like the setting sun that will soon rise again.

Yes, hail Wardruna and norse culture !!

ok it is always good lern new things :)

CaptainTaelos Nope. German "heil" doesn't sound like English "hail" (well, maybe it does, depending on dialect). German "ei" is a bit closer to English "y" (in words like "sky" and "why", while the English "ai" is more like the "ay" in "way" and "say".(And depending on the gender of the person you're addressing, it can be either "heil" (for women) and "heill" (for men); Old Norse might've been closer to the English pronounciation, even if modern Icelandic spelling looks more like the the German one. (And if you want to get technical, "heil" in (modern) Icelandic is a singular feminine word; it's "heill" if you're talking to a guy, "heilar" if you're addressing a group of womene, "heilir" if you're addressing a group of men, and "heil" again if you're addressing a mixed company.)

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You should check the different interviews of Einar for this!

+Mehmet Günergök Could you translate it in English?

+Vlad Tepes "A song fulled by spirit." :)

+Mehmet Günergök Thanks ! I agree...

Kind of yeah

+Free&Frozen If I understand well your question, I don't exactly which point. But the band Arnica played that night, and there was some coherence between them.

+Vlad Tepes Sorry, I thought you were romanian, because of your name... 😅

+Free&Frozen I'm romanian in heart !

+dcptngenesis What?

perfect

+dcptngenesis Thanks for him and for them!

+dcptngenesis Some people say he is the reincarnation of Bragi himself...

Thanks for Wardruna!

What?

Vlad Tepes They said: It's great, in Spanish. (bacan' it's a Colombian expression to 'great' Btw, thanks so much 4 sharing Vlad. Greets from Mexico

Chile

diego tellez Oh lo siento, entonces bacan' se usa en Chile. saludos diego tellez, quiero mucho a Chile, mi mejor amiga en la escuela secundaria es chilena pero vivía en la Ciudad de México. Ahora trabaja en la radio chilena, saludos!

Perdonada.jaja.

" a bit south": what does it mean?

the albums with him in the band were a bit better imho. i like the new album as well, but it's missing something. hard to name it.

Well I don't agree, because Ragnarok is way much better than Yggdrasil. And in fact Einar creates everything on every Runalkjod album.

Yeah I know Einar writes the songs. I just happen to think that the first albums were better. The melodies and the atmosphere are more "raw", magical and simple. The last album has a touch of world music and is far more structured and "mature" sounding. Although Urur and Tyr are great tracks. Regarding Gaahl, I was under the impression he did the vocals along with Einar, which had to be considered during the writing process. In terms of a metric of capturing some real or imagined old spirit, Ragnarok is definitely not "better" than Yggdrasil though, that's an insult to this specific type of music. It's a more modern take.

I understand what you mean, but I'd apply it to the first album only (which is still my favorite). There is some purity about it, which I don't find inside the second album (the writing process appears less mature and profund to me). Yes Ragnarok has a much better production and structure, but I find lots of inspiration within it. Regarding to Gaahl, in the first album he doesn't appears a lot, and Lindy-Fay has a much more important and strong presence. Gaahl is a good vocalist but at the same time I find that he's way too much overrated.

Mr Tepes is someone very surprising you know!

Not anti-Christian but ancestral cultural

+Masta Tone Well I recommand destroying ALL monotheist structure.

+Masta Tone i think you are confusing Denmark, and to an extent Norway, with Sweden, we're not ruled by the same government, and we pretty much all agree that Swedens government is fucked up, but unless you're actually from the old Norse countries i don't think you have any right to determine what constitutes a "true" Norseman, leave my national heritage alone thank you very much.

Yes, I am glad other Scandinavian countries have taken steps not to emulate Swedens suicidal policies. I have Swedish background- There are rural communities all over the Canadian Parries with Scandinavian ancestry. Consider the fate of the cucked Canadian commune as a warning. (One can hardly call us a nation at this point) Whites are now a distinct visible minority in our 2 largest cities: Toronto & Vancouver.

You have a very ignorant understanding of why heathen Europe finally succumbed and converted to christianity. It wasn't done willingly. People were forced to accept christianity and abandon their indigenous spiritual practices due to decrees and penalties imposed from newly converted monarchies, fear of persecution, hefty fines, and also imprisonment and execution by the church. The Church could seize land and assets from people caught practicing their heathen spirituality. And no...people of that era didn't go around sacrificing humans, and definitely not children, on a whim. Human sacrifice wasn't something that was done lightly. So stop trying to take some moral high ground and embellish your story, by making it sound like our viking ancestors were sacrificing people every 2nd day. If anything, the church has been responsible for the persecution and deaths of countless people!

@@marktuohy1088 Right, the Norse were such panzies overthrowing kings wherever they went, but when a Norse king said Convert! they completely folded and did what they were told..... The truth is definitely in the middle between our respective and briefly stated views. Is it not possible that the Norse were tired of their religion, back then, just as people are tired of Christianity today? They had their own way of handling murder, for instance, and they decided that the Christian way was much better. They made a choice, and no one forced them, despite any decree from the Kings of Denmark.