"Council of Wolves & Snakes" Dimmu Borgir - INTJ MUSIC VIDEO REACTION

[@Merecir]

This band is one of those that you can put on EVERY SINGLE ALBUM and listen from start to finish and only hear greatness!

[@intjreacts]

should I do an album reaction?

[@dogfishlol]

Your pronounciation of Dimmu Borgir is as close as it gets without it being your native language (roll the r's), well done! You also said Jessheim correctly. I'd also like to suggest you check out the band Orbit Culture from Sweden with their song The Shadowing.

[@intjreacts]

Thanks for the recs! :)

[@nathanspannagel6818]

DB - Puritanical Euphoric Misanthropia - 12.) Fear & Wonder

[@intjreacts]

Thanks for the recs

[@theemperormarshall3183]

Listen to this the last time a few years ago, almost forgot how good it is ! Hopefully Dimmu Borgir will record a new album soon, it's 6 years ago so defenitely about time 🤘🤘🤘

[@intjreacts]

Thanks for watching!

[@zebulonswearingen4607]

I enjoyed this reaction. I like that you’ll listen without prejudice and just stick with what you like, regardless of genre. If this band sounds great, the singer makes you react or the lyrics are cool, you’ll enjoy it. I like that. To me this is the main core value of a reaction channel - that the reactor listens to music with a perspective of artistic interpretation, freedom of thought and a willingness for adventure - in short, a sportiness for the unexpected and a daring and fun way of going along for the ride. I like that when you enjoy it, you just react honestly - and you’re willing to say that you enjoy it - and why. A big part of music is performance - and I personally like it when they’re expressing how much they enjoy performing it. Enjoyment, happiness, fun, bliss, mirth, interest, learning - this whole idea of positivity is a core part of music - and rings true especially for anyone who studies things related directly to the origins of music. Subscribed

[@intjreacts]

omg thank you; you understand

[@ingerkristine3597]

Welcome to the world of Dimmu Borgir! They are my favourite band togeher with Sabaton 🤘 I find their last album, EONIAN, just amazing. It is written to be listened to from start to end, and in all of the songs you will have parts with choir and orchestra. If you like to see a live performance, I can recommend Gateways from their show in Oslo, Forces of the Northern Night kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnjSkp5qfrh2hrc On this song, they also have a guest vocalist, Agnete Kjølsrud from the band Djerv.

[@intjreacts]

Thanks for watching & for the recs!

[@felderup]

i think their album eonian(wolves and snakes is on it) would be among the best as an intro, recent, highly polished, creative, though there are other albums you'll get a kick out of. 'gateways' is a song that's pretty commonly reacted to, pretty good but not quite in their niche, like iwmfly by kiss, disco's not really their thing, but they did well. for song and video, i'd say sacriligeous scorn is pretty meaty, really worth a watchnlisten.

[@intjreacts]

Thanks for the recs!

[@felipecampos3045]

check out mourning palace live, it is freaking amazing, they play with a full orchestra and even the guys in it put face paint on and headbang along lol

[@intjreacts]

Cool thanks for the rec!

[@LeperMessiah2]

Or Gateways live from Oslo. Very good Pro quality

[@danielh299]

i put this to my playlist right now. I like wen people discover metal for the first time and the was flashed. I listen to this music for over 30years ;) Welcome to our wordl! ;D Greetings from germany.

[@intjreacts]

I've been listening to metal for 2 decades my dude

[@LeperMessiah2]

The vocalist, Shagrath I believe, is very well renowned internationally

[@intjreacts]

v nice

[@danh950]

Saw them live at Wacken (Germany). They opened with 'WACKEN ARE YOU READY FOR A LESSON IN VIOLENCE??' before the first note hit. Damn that was awesome and we where ready, lol. Even though I dont understand it I prefer their native language songs. Albums like Stormblast and For all Tid from their early days do have the best ones. From later 'In sorte Diaboli' is an amazing concept album about a priest walking away from his faith. Sadly on that album the clean vocals are sometimes shit and take songs from amazing to good. Must admit that I havent realy checked their last 2 studioalbums. Got a bit to clean for my liking, but the current cover album from bands they got inspired by has some nice old vibe. So fingers crossed they go back more to their roots Hope you also will check out the'Gateways' (live version) clip and the meaning should be obvious :)

[@intjreacts]

Thanks for watching!

[@alcofgod4211]

Behemoth, Dimmu Borgir - next: Cradle of Filth 🤘

[@intjreacts]

Definitely!

[@seanscott]

the first song i came across of dimmu borgir was Interdimensional Summit. after that i went on a dive on them

[@Kanglar]

I remember the first Dimmu song I ever heard, it was the live ozzfest performance of Kings of the Carnival Creation. I listened to it like 5 times in a row. Still one of the best songs I've ever heard.

[@intjreacts]

Thanks for watching

[@PIRULITO-2024]

PLEASEE.... REACT TO OTYKEM - LEGEND. THE BEST GROUP FOR THE MOMENT!

[@intjreacts]

Thanks for the rec!

[@BengtIvarOlsen]

You should react to Dimmu Borgir - Gateways. Live at the Forces Of The Northern Nights 👍🏻

[@intjreacts]

Thank you for the rec! I'll add it to the list

[@BengtIvarOlsen]

@@intjreacts It's a great performance with Agnete from Djerv on guest vocal and a full symphoniorchestra 😁 👍🏻

[@NorthgateLP]

For me a general rule of thumb when it comes to lyrics of black metal bands is: just ignore them. Most of the time, it's just provocation. I also listen to stuff like Dissection even though I know that the singer was a convicted criminal. I personally just separate the music from the musicians. As far as recommendation goes: Check out Borknagar - Winter Thrice. It's a good blend between black metal and more beautiful parts. Hard to describe, but I think you'd like it.

[@intjreacts]

Thanks for the rec!

[@rjmpm1978]

I've seen them three times live

[@intjreacts]

I just wanna see them live once :(

[@rjmpm1978]

Sorry to hear that, I saw 1999, 2002 and 2007

[@Kievitzi]

"i am the alpha nad the omega" thus omega means the end.

[@intjreacts]

thanks for watching

[@Roller4x4]

Try "Epica" as well 🤘🏻 Or "Hypocrisi" 💪🏻

[@intjreacts]

Thanks for the recs!

[@Para_Graf]

Pleeeease check out Mephorash-Sanguinem. I think you will like it.

[@intjreacts]

Thanks for the rec!

[@ThaiTraveler69]

Dirty Burger

[@intjreacts]

wat

[@ThaiTraveler69]

@@intjreacts what my band mates used to call them back in the day.

[@jmirsp4z]

when anyone tells you they really do listen to black metal... they really do not. make black metal hate again!

[@intjreacts]

alright

[@Schaw1337]

they use native sami (norwegian) shants etc.. like native americans

[@intjreacts]

v cool

[@_Brest84]

Ничего не буду рекомендовать, просто Привет, с Беларуси..!🙂

[@intjreacts]

Thanks for watching!

[@AngryVikingBiker]

I used to be an absolute massive massive MASSIVE DIMMU BORGIR fan... but for me their music style and sound really changed and not for the better for me after ICS Vortex and Mustis left the band, and now I barely even listen to them, and even when I do it's only their early stuff. I suppose it's true when people say all great things come to an end sometime.

[@intjreacts]

What songs/albums do you recommend?

[@AngryVikingBiker]

@@intjreacts Everything from their first album For All Tid to Death Cult Armageddon, and you'll be surprised how different and much better they were back then compared to now. 😎👍

[@dejanmirceski4807]

It's Norwegian not Nacional

[@intjreacts]

Thanks for watching

[@forestofsorrow]

I like your reactions but true black metal is Gorgoroth, Tsjuder and Marduk

[@intjreacts]

Thanks for watching!

[@TheSason666]

No! This one is true!

[@pinhead9484]

Talking too much!!!

[@intjreacts]

talk more, got it

[@hannes.mutala]

Could you do a reaction to the Progenies of the great apocalypse official video? That was the first i heard from them. Liked it and have been listening their music since. Some 20 years now.

[@intjreacts]

I'll add it to the list

[@HideousConformity]

I don't know if you've already heard them but if you liked this then you might appreciate Carach Angren as well.

[@intjreacts]

I saw them live :)

[@gallopinggargoyles7891]

I'm not a fan of live performances, but their live video of their song 'Progenies Of The Great Apocalypse' is beyond outstanding. I'm subscribing in hope you do this track. You would not be disappointed :) lots of love, a gay UK metal fan xx

[@intjreacts]

Thanks for watching & subscribing & the rec!

[@gadagrubi7498]

i hope you mean the one with Vortex and his clean vocals :D

[@henri4843]

🤘

[@intjreacts]

🤘🏾

[@KoalosGarcia]

yes try interdimentional summit

[@intjreacts]

Thanks for the rec!