First Time Reaction | Sabaton - "Soldier Of Heaven"

[@beewyka819]

"when I die, I'll be immortal" may also be a reference to the fact that many of the fallens bodies are preserved in the ice from the avalanches. In a way their bodies are immortal, and iirc it's believed that many are still buried under the snow. I remember in 2014 there were some mummified bodies of WW1 soldiers discovered in the Alps as glaciers began to melt.

[@emdgfx]

Sabaton "No bullets fly" and also "nightwitches" both in the animated video versions. Good luck keeping the tears at bay :)

[@thegreatsagesun]

Specifically the Animated Story versions.

[@newgamerboy7815]

Yep

[@mechakid]

@@thegreatsagesun I just couldn't get behind the animations for these...

[@esaedvik]

Night Witches is def amazing. I have a soft spot for Bismarck cause the video is so siiiiiiick :D

[@siggedrake]

MAke sure it´s the FULL animated version. They are both very emotional

[@jenspfennig9226]

Cool... Sabaton just pinned this reaction on Facebook.

[@wallywest2360]

I have an enormous amount of respect for Sabaton and their approach to honoring the soldiers throughout history. The battle the song is referencing was in the Alps between Austrian and Italian soldiers. They were both dug in pretty good and neither side was making much progress. Then someone realized that instead of trying to hit the enemy troops with artillery it was much easier to just attack the mountain above them and bury them in an avalanche. Both sides employed this tactic and it worked very well. That's where the line "white friday" in the song comes from. Most of the soldiers on both sides that died are still buried on the mountain.

[@2104dogface]

just white friday happened on a wensday

[@Mirk407]

Thank you

[@immobileaf9762]

They’re immortal in multiple ways, immortal souls or the fact that they’re still preserved up there

[@jonashansson2320]

If you want to feel those same feelings again but cranked up to eleven, "The price of a mile" with Sabaton is something to listen to. It's amazing and awful at the same time..

[@patrik5123]

And "En livstid i krig", but she'll need subtitles. The live version from Gothenburg is absolutely amazing.

[@kevinread7402]

The bridge of that song hits so hard.

[@Russo_Ducky]

There is a great "the price of a mile" video on youtube, cuts in the movie Passchendaele

[@reliantncc1864]

I think this is stronger, because it's a first person view accepting his fate.

[@jdwoods5790]

What about “the hammer has fallen”

[@martinkarlsson9446]

En livstid i krig, live Gothenburg, with CC! Its about a soldier in the 30 years war. Welcome to Sabaton family 😊

[@janihaavisto79]

I told that too. And with subtitles

[@PetterVessel]

Yeah, keep the caption on! Love that song!

[@andersstromqvist2211]

yes great live peformance

[@RavetsU]

Yes please!

[@tristanwhitson8705]

This, or cliffs of gallipoli

[@MacOriginalGamer]

Sabaton really speaks for the dead, especially in this song.

[@elonaepdelin]

I've seen Sabaton live a couple of times. They're one of the best bands to see live :) And they have amazing songs that not only entertain, but also teach history. I would recommend reacting to: 40:1 The Final Solution En Livstig I Krieg (Swedish live version - it is miles better than english lyrics) and Carolus Rex

[@Alhu90]

All very fine suggestions!

[@Kraxel-North]

To correct some spelling; "en livstid i *krig*"

[@Denozo88]

I finally get to see them live in september in Dallas and I am so happy to see a band bring my lifes work to the mainstream.

[@jean-francoispirenne6518]

Nice reaction. 'Attack of the dead men' is frightening, 'The price of a mile' is very full of emotion.

[@frankpuncekar5051]

No Bullets Fly animated STORY video. It’s the longest version, you need to follow it all the way to the end, you will see how Sabaton’s mantra , “Lest We Forget “ touches us all. Your right history needs to be taught the good, bad but the truth otherwise we unfortunately will repeat it! Love your reactions you seem to follow your heart! If you do No Bullets Fly animated Story video keep in mind this very old Metal Rock head biker tears up every time! God Bless, Rock On Stay Safe!🙏🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@Fuldigor1980]

I totally agree! But also the Animated Story Video of Night Witches has to be mentioned. I hope they will do more of this in the future because the way they are been told and integrated into the song is totally unique! 😊

[@AndrewChilders]

In Flanders Fields hit me in the heart. I cried hearing it the first time. I felt the loss of those husbands, sons, fathers, and brothers, all for a war of greedy aristocrats who played chess with lives.

[@benc.3128]

It’s also based off a poem of the same name, written by a medic (I think) during the war, which is really cool

[@Myomer104]

@@benc.3128 It was written in 1916 and outlived the war. Its writer didn't.

[@ForgottenHonor0]

I'm from Michigan, I'm no stranger to the cold. I actually smile and cheer a little whenever the temperature gets below 80 here in Austin. But I cannot imagine the fear of dying from said cold, or even worse being buried under an avalanche to suffocate or freeze or both. God bless those who did not come home and grow old. RIP

[@AR18123]

Are you referring to Austin, Texas?

[@ForgottenHonor0]

@@AR18123 No, I mean Austin, Manitoba. Yes, I meant Texas! LOL

[@AR18123]

@@ForgottenHonor0 LMAO! I live in East Texas, and Just like you, I get excited when the temp drops below 80. Anything after 50, I can’t handle!

[@ForgottenHonor0]

@@AR18123 My man.

[@Thnielsen85]

I don't know what it is about it, but that key change at the end got me choked up.. it just upped the emotion 15%.. And those guitar solos.. dang! Soulful, beautiful.. perfect! Love this song!

[@AileenSenpai]

same here! It gave me goosebumps!!!

[@TheZombieman87]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Friday_(1916)

[@ulisescabrera1058]

History is a morbidly and/or beautiful thing we really need to learn beyond our own lenses that our nations show us. It shows the bigger picture of how history is everywhere. There a quote saying "those who dont learn from history are bound to repeat them and reap the consequences" Sabaton is a prime beacon of showing us from the shadows more history that goes beyond the textbooks. Trully amazing band for the ages. !!!

[@reliantncc1864]

I've been reading a lot lately about one of the darkest parts of history (The Gulag Archipelago), and I definitely agree. China doesn't seem to have taken that lesson to heart. But we still can, and we need to learn much more about history than school taught us. I've learned more in a few months of personal studying than I ever got from school. We all should go way beyond a few classes.

[@davidwebb7104]

I had never heard this story and this song hit so hard that I’m researching it now. And I think that’s about the greatest compliment that could be given to Sabaton. Forgotten men are remembered now. What a thing to do

[@drolzak7]

The stories behind these songs are so interesting and saddening, these really help understand why war is to be avoided.

[@lovecraft8639]

no wars no more Sabaton Albums soooo waiting for the Ukrain-Russian Album

[@Alhu90]

@@lovecraft8639 There's still quite a lot to explore within the old wars and they won't be doing anything from the current event in a long time. Joakim has stated that they don't want to get in to any politics so they're not even trying to make anything from ongoing events, only history that has some time under the belt. But maybe someday when it's not that sensitive and relevant subject. 2040?

[@innoshade1321]

The guitarist for Sabaton Tommy Johansson has a channel where he uploads various covers. I seriously recommend the "You Raise Me Up" video if you ever get a chance to.

[@ericjuratic8484]

Tommy cover songs are excellent

[@fredbarnes2600]

This is one of best of their recent songs. Check out their song Uprising live at the Polish Woodstock Festival. It celebrates Polish valor, and the crowd responded, well, epically. Great reaction!

[@pdegan2814]

The video of that performance is EPIC!

[@mechakid]

Sabaton has mastered the art of telling a story through power-metal, and many of their songs evoke strong emotional responses. If you are looking for more Sabaton songs, I would suggest the following (depending on your mood): Dark/sad songs (will make you feel strong negative emotions): "Fields of Verdun" "Inmate 4859" - increadibly dark "Attack of the Dead Men" - increadibly dark "To Hell and Back" "A Lifetime of War" "Price of a Mile Uplifting/Heroic (While these songs may not always have a positive end, they give strong positive emotions): "The Red Baron" "82nd All the Way" "The Ballad of Bull" - uplifting ballad "Resist and Bite" "Smoking Snakes" "Screaming Eagles" "Aces In Exile" "Union (Slopes of St. Benedict)"

[@ThatMerlinsClaw]

Don't forget Devil Dogs.

[@WraithReaper09]

Dark/Sad songs and you forget "The Final Solution". Also "Cliffs of Gallipoli"

[@RealNotallGaming]

as italian im sad there is no celebration day for those who died on those italian mountains in WW1 but im happy because sabaton made a great song that will be remember of those peoples o7

[@bobshanks4734]

Totally Love Sabaton. If you want emotions, you really need to hear 'Price of a Mile.'

[@craigskaggs8490]

When he sings about I'm sky high when I die I'll be immortal he's referencing that they are up so high it stays freezing cold year round so their bodies will freeze and not decay making them preserved for all time thus immortal.

[@joesalamon2]

It's really hard to go wrong with Sabaton. I'd suggest The Last Stand, Winged Hussars, and Swedish Pagans. Slightly different but I'd also suggest looking at Van Canto performing Sabaton's Prima Victoria. Van Canto is a mostly a capella group, (they do have an actual drummer), but it's an entertaining cover, Joakim from Sabaton also joins them in performing the song.

[@ZackGriser]

we need more sabaton reactions

[@wildylupous]

It's about Austrian and Italian forces fighting in Alps during first WW.

[@nwseaman6945]

The first song I heard from them was sabateurs. I saw their video Christmas Truce. When they did a song about a soldier with PTSD, I was reminded of my grandfather whomserved and suffered that.

[@6th_Army]

Ah finally more Sabaton!

[@AileenSenpai]

sorry for the wait! :)

[@scottkrametbauer90]

@@AileenSenpai Tomorrow would be a great day for No Bullets Fly kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqTPgGBpfMyYpLs

[@gorestar216]

I just learned about these guys about a month ago, and this is easily my favorite song. they do bring out emotion, and honestly it's kind of dramatic but I feel like they draw power out of me. I basically live at the gym, and when they go off I can't help but just go ham.

[@Hesopod-w3b]

I absolutely love the tune and rhythm, and the vocals are deep and powerful, and he sings from the perspective of the soldier, who knows of his death, and he does not fear it because he will bathe in eternal glory!

[@bonez9160]

You are not the only one to think just that, Sabaton is Amazing!

[@jonlevir]

Glad to see this song. Some of their older ones are also fantastic about talking about events and people that aren't often talked about. Hell and Back, Attack Of The Dead Men, Uprising, Resist And Bite, No Bullets Fly, and Nightwitches are a few in that vein that would really be great. For No Bullets Fly and Nightwitches I highly recommend the animated video versions that include the actual history behind the songs. Those are separate from just the animated videos, and I believe are around 8-10 minutes long instead of the length of the song.

[@reliantncc1864]

I knew about only one of those (Hell and Back) from school, and only three (add Uprising and No Bullets Fly) without listening to Sabaton. Sabaton is bringing us history in a way no one ever has before. I really hope they're convincing people to dig into some serious history, which should be so much easier in this time when information is available with less effort than ever before.

[@chrisumana7644]

The best line was I've seen it all but none will hear my story, it has such a deep meaning.

[@markusgaming9763]

2:35 I'll be immortal.. its not about staying in the hearts but dying high in the mountains, frozen for all eternity

[@jesseusgrantcanales]

The line that gets me the most is "I have seen it all, but none will hear my story".. Second line that hits is "I saw the end of war, I watched the soldiers come and go; and I kept my watch forever.."

[@jeffbeck2508]

A Christmas truce by Sabaton is the most energetic and emotional song that they have put out...the story behind it is absolutely amazing

[@dentiststernum]

I was just listening to the album that has this song on the ride home, just from an urge to listen to it. Around the same time, this video is uploaded. A wonderful coincidence! I recommend To Hell & Back. The song is about Lt. Audie Murphy's time in WW2, while the video focuses on his struggle with PTSD & morphine addiction. They show great respect to him!

[@stephanieneal5942]

I second this!

[@garrettreynolds3960]

since you're listening to some sabaton, maybe something like "hearts of iron" or "cliffs of Gallipoli" both are incredible songs with amazing stories as well.

[@legionofthedamned157]

Hearts of Iron is one of my favorites

[@adamlindberg1]

“Soldier of Heaven” Tells the story of soldiers who froze to death in the alps during WWI. Some of the bodies are still there frozen in the alps today. Thats why they sing " I’m sky high, when I die I’ll be immortal".

[@adrianhughes8143]

It is a very sad subject where 2,000 men died that day and there bodies will never be recovered. The families of those heroic men will never have graves to visit their loved ones and put flowers on them. All soldiers who served their countries and gave there lives for their countries also for our freedom should never be forgotten. British Sabaton Fan 💂‍♂️💂‍♂️💂‍♂️💂‍♂️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇸🇪🇸🇪💙💛🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@GOESTEY]

every time I sing along to sabatons songs, I always end up in tears. I love how sabatons songs are so powerful, and nice melodies always make me emotional. I think they're messages are so important. you're pretty btw.

[@IronwarriorPerty]

The absolute bravery the Italian and Austro Hungarian troops had fighting thousands of feet above sea level most times on sheer rock cliffs is absolutely astonishing there are tales of the famous grenadier leap where they would jump off cliffs pulling there enemies off with them. May you young men rest in eternal peace in heaven

[@cy8ercat771]

It's ok to cry for all those we've lost to the horrors of war, whether it was a thousand years ago or yesterday

[@fieryredpodcast]

Love that I found your channel. I was an EMT 🚑 and my old man was a cop. Thank your Da.

[@blocknyckeln]

best part i like about sabathon is thath they sing of things that relly happend. the soldier stayed frozen on the mountain durning world war 1 and then his spirit watched world war 2. There are still so many soldiers buried in the Mount Marmolada, mountain

[@Reaper_7645]

Every time I hear this song I get goosebumps because we know what happened to these souls, yet they never gave us their view and they never will, and the ending too the song I end up in tears

[@brunopelletier5701]

The immortal when i die line hits even harder when you know that some of their corpses are probably still up there preserved by the negative weather and are just waiting to be found like they thechnically are immortal since their mortal shell will (almost) never decompose (might not be true idk unless i am confusing myself with the everest)

[@commissarlorax3406]

White Friday in particular was a series of avalanches on the Italian front during ww1 where hundreds of soldiers were buried alive and remain there to this day

[@MrVarsac99]

It's very messed up that so many stories don't get told in our history just because of where these events took place. The most I remember about WWI in history class is that it happened before the rouring 20's. It took me stumbling across this band to continue learning about The Great War and I'm thankful for it. Keep up the journey my metal sister, I enjoy cheering your growth.

[@Wrathlon]

Sabaton should be required watching/listening and should go down as one of the most important bands of modern times.

[@thomasbergqvist6849]

some nice fill ins on the drums so much 80´s abaton is the only thing i am not ashamed of

[@TwoStrokeViking]

Welcome to the Sabaton Fam! Next Sabaton video you should defenetly try "No Bullets Fly" (Animated Story Video). About a little humanity in a brutal war.

[@Denozo88]

No Bullets Fly is praised by the Stigler family for making it so that Franz Stiglers and Charlie Browns story will never be forgotten.

[@vaunkillion262]

One of my favorites from their new album is Dreadnaughts, it's got a really grungy industrial sound to it and I'm all about it.

[@PhilowenAster]

I firmly hold that Sabaton is fulfilling the role the Skalds held in the old days. They carry on the stories of the heroes known and unknown, and make sure no tale worth telling is ignored. Whenever you read in a story the line, "They will sing of this day!"...Sabaton shows why that is a good thing!

[@tariqlee129]

I mean the songs is your life to be support ✨

[@GetDougDimmadomed]

My own take on "When I die, I'll be immortal" is that when they die in the mountains, their bodies stay forever. Over 100 years have passed and World War 1 soldiers are still there, lost in time, bodies preserved.

[@thewildhealer541]

Yayy Sabaton 🇸🇪:) You should react Christmas Truce. It's about how the soldiers in the trenches celebrated Christmas together and stopped firing at each other during WW1. It's beautiful and so so sad.

[@AileenSenpai]

I have a couple months back :)

[@thewildhealer541]

@@AileenSenpai ohhh I need to check that out 😊

[@Alexander-uz8qk]

Its not just that they will be remembered and honored, their bodies and probably perfectly preserved due to it being cold etc. Also relating to being immortal.

[@garnix6390]

3:30: This line has actually a quite literal sense: There are still dead soldiers found in the alps, who mummified in the mountains.

[@gtjohnson1216]

Hi I'm a Swede as the sabaton this masterpiece was the first time I ever heard Sabaton, and you did also a very beautiful job give the recession of this lyric and the music, also I like the beauty that comes from you inside out.

[@LaserSeQ]

Sabaton, remembering the soliders that most countries have forgotten

[@mats7492]

There are still thousands of fallen soldiers buried under the snow of the alps who have never been found.. RIP

[@notmyname3430]

It is a Song about the fighting in the Alps. As an alpinist I can just imagine what kind of hell it was to fight there. Thanks God for the peace.

[@faceofevil]

New Sub they are not just immortal they are angels sent to us in our time of need

[@henrikalexandersson4663]

Lovely reaction and you are spot on,all these stories needs to be told and to be repeated to keep the names of all those valiant humans immortal. I would suggest you listen to En livstid i krig,the great tour in Gothenburg and put CC on since it's in swedish. But that one brings me to tears every time..might have something to do with me being a swede but it's also a very sad and beautiful song.

[@AileenSenpai]

I totally agree!

[@2152pastorn]

If you haven’t heard them yet, you need to listen to: The final solution and Uprising. You might shed a few tears though… 😉

[@jirikrajnak9047]

I'm feeling a lot of different emotions myself after hearing that. Thanks for the history lesson, Sabaton.

[@Does_not_djent]

I recommend the following songs: SABATON - Lady Of The Dark kzbin.info/www/bejne/qH6cgaiArdWjmqs SABATON - Hellfighters kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6Cpqmmjg9mXptE SABATON - Stormtroopers kzbin.info/www/bejne/haCbeWisirCAos0

[@zombieholic]

I have to admit I balled my eyes out when I saw the dove and memorial.

[@TimoArula]

Love this song ,...Sabaton,... Nuff Said 🤘😔🤘

[@SAITO2]

resist and bite is a great one too, that one opened my eyes to how history really is written by the victors

[@sarahnadeofpoetry]

Your reactions are always so real. And I agree, Sabaton is so educational! x I really recommend you check out "Bloodline" by Aephanemer, a melodic death metal band. Their lyrics would really resonate with you, I think.

[@bilitinu]

Great War or Fields of Verdun always bring tears to me eyes, especially Great War.

[@FaceEatingOwl]

Beautiful.

[@Alhu90]

This is one of my favourite Sabaton songs especially with the video! I don't know why is it but this just hits me differently. Definately a subject that is not thaught enough at school.

[@gamingforever9121]

The preamble song too the song about the lost battalion the diary of an unknown soldier is also really good .

[@danielprovin3855]

This song never fails to make me fight with tears and I love that it was made I am also proud and sad to live in Austria, which was along with Italy themed in that song... Blood Mountain was one of the most horrifying places to be in 1916 and I feel sorry for all the poor Austro-Hungarian and Italian Soldiers that lost their lifes not just to the enemy but in that case also the Nature I really am happy to live in an Country branded by history so much, especially from 1800 - 1950

[@SJ-vc6zn]

White Friday was an event in WW1, The Austro-Hungarians were facing off against the Italian army in the mountains that bordered the two countries, the Alps.; One side apparently fired shells into snowpacks above the battlefield. No one knows for sure what side, as they all were buried inside the massive avalanche that ensued. All we know is it happened, we don't know a whole lot about the details.

[@boris4491]

Some more facts, both sides fired shells into weakened snowpacks to cause an avalanche. On Wednesday, December 13, 1916, at 5:30 a.m., over 200,000 tons were plunged down by detonating 5000 tons of Nitro-Gelatine onto Austro-Hungarian barracks. In the night of the same day another avalanche struck the Italians overrunning their mountain barracks. In the aftermath of White Friday 10 000 soldiers on all sides were killed by avalanches.

[@joachimlind69]

Last stand,Race to the sea is amazing songs❤

[@arno_groenewald]

Sabaton does do an amazing job at telling incredible stories of not only famous events and groups of people in history, but the true gold is in them honoring the often forgotten few and tragedies of war. Here is the reason you and many others all over the world don't get to learn these pointed topics in history, because each continent, nation, state, province are given history in a certain format to focus on one grand aspect in a multitude of key points amongst a large variety of major elements, which includes physical, psychological, ideological, religious, dynistic and cultural elements. All this is why education focued primarily on history is so intricate and why it varies from country to country and in some instances cultures, this makes teaching history complex and what makes it one of the most difficult topics to cover in it's entry. Where one country would look at the propaganda aspects of one war or period, where they would focus of ethics of another. And the topics of one might be switched for a different reason in other countries. But it is amazing to see people who need liked or had interest in history, taking the time to do tge smallest amount of research. History is easily one of the most underrated fields of education there is and one if not the oldest form of education and due to that, there are many paths in education which has be established upon historical studies, research and documentation. Also getting mad at those in history despite the circumstances is foolish, because the root of the actions and decisions they made are either due to their ethical disposition or the fact that nobody has done it before them, so there was no tamplate or lesson to be learned from apart from the mistakes that was made during the pioneer's actions. For you can't learn from mistakes if there was no mistakes to learn from. That is essentially the purpose of history and human documentation, is to learn from what we have done wrong and what we have done right, then to take the lessons learned and carry them through our actions through life. Thats also why it is incredibly half-assed to state that religion is the primary for war; in some wars it is groups of the same religion fighting one another, then another group would come and would say, "that is why nations should not exist and neither should humans"; those groups tend not to take into account, that nature would be in complete disrepair without us, because far more species would die out, because not only is nature in a delicate balance since we stepped onto the world stage, but far before we came along species was dying out at a far more rapid pace. Many more fauna are still alive due to us doing our best to keep them alive. And if you look to history, we only recently reached a point in our existence as partial to fully cognitive organism where we are no longer battling against nature, competing to serve, but we are thriving, compared to where we where 4 million years ago. Hopefully Aileen, that makes a little more sense as to why many people shy away from getting into history, especially in school.

[@kjelledbom1728]

that was some heavy music u had as intro to the video, rest to cumm. I am always torne between happiness and sadness when i lsitening to Sabaton. The history makes me sad but musicly they are so good and makes me happy.

[@abelleu7551]

That drum beat (if I remember correctly) also matches the matching rhythm of a select few military units that deliberately take slower strides when marching in formation I make a great impression while taking those strides longer to keep up with other matching units in parades

[@philipriley2253]

Emotional reaction again, but a lovely reaction. Sabaton have a large back catalogue. If you want some specific to American history then check out Purple heart (Vietnam) Hell and Back (About Audie Murphy) The Lost Battalion (WW1 American Battalion cut off in the Argon). Others you might like 40 to 1 (live, invasion of Poland 1939) Aces in Exile (Battle of Britain, foreign squadrons who fought against the Nazis) The list is endless, look forward to your next one..

[@elonaepdelin]

One of their most stunning songs is The Final Solution. It's a great piece of song and the topic is also very well captured in there. Well worth watching.

[@RavetsU]

The war to end all wars album is such a masterpiece full of almost mythical stories. I really hope that you react to those songs someday. Great reaction!

[@AidanC850]

My 2x Great Grandfather died 9 days into the battle of the Somme. He kept his bible with him and when he died it was brought back, I ended up being the one who kept it. In the bible It looks like he wrote in some parts of it... one quote I could make out was "Dear Lord help us to come nearer to thee day by day, Amen" Then on the 9th July 1916 he got shot and died from blood loss. My Great Grandma was 5 years old when her father died in the Battle. He was 39 years old. He left 8 children behind and a wife.

[@nightshade7240]

You should check out Ballad of Bull by Sabaton. It's probably their most unique song in many ways because it isn't about some great battle or some final last stand. It's about an Australian stretcher bearer who never fired a shot, instead he risked his life to save men who were complete strangers to him and I think it is probably their most underrated song.

[@loveericsson2698]

welcome to the sabaton famely my love ^^ hope that you will keep spreding there werses 🙂

[@SoulOfDeanX]

Can't wait till Graspop metal meeting 🤘wil be the 7 or 8 time i see them live!

[@alfonsoagren414]

About military history and wars, my gov (Sweden) today announced that we will apply to join NATO. this due to the ongoing war in Ukraine and russias lately more aggressive tone against its surroundings. A future Sabaton song maybe. Sweden is so far the country in the world that has enjoyed the longest continous peace period. Over 200 yesrs. We are trying to aim for 300 but a noisy land in the neighbourhood is disturbing us. So we need to get more safety. Joining the neighbourhood watch in a way. Historical day. Sadly needed. When will humanity mature? Stay Metal! 🤘😎🤘

[@garyrobb5341]

Emotions are good. Luv ya! ❤

[@anniebalsbaugh2093]

They're music needs to be watched by high school History classes evetywhere!

[@alexey7101]

Песня действительно очень оригинальная, собственно весь альбом вышел интересный, такие разные песни. Спасибо за Sabaton, буду с нетерпением ждать следующую реакцию на них. Спасибо и успешного развития канала! Наблюдать за твоими эмоциями всегда интересно)

[@icedviking4485]

The Price of a Mile, No Bullets Fly, 40:1, Ghost Division, Winged Hussars are a must as well! More Sabaton!

[@PetterVessel]

I love The Price of a Mile. It is so sad and honourable at the same time. Respect for all the shit those soldiers was put through.

[@icedviking4485]

@@PetterVessel Probably my favorite Sabaton song about such a sad and underrated moment in history.

[@janzizka]

This song isn’t just talking about the slain soldiers but specifically the ones in the alps whose bodies are still there frozen and unrecoverable.

[@Javi4610]

You will cry with the live version of “en livstid I krieg”

[@Nagaraja89]

Maybe you should try "Final Solution" from Sabaton. I heard it live in Oberhausen (Germany) and it was a very touching moment. Especially for us german visitors of the concert. It is one of our darkest parts in history.

[@dynamic_4064]

The final solution is a pretty sad song. But a banger song is definitely Seven Pillars of Wisdom.

[@jameswilliams7873]

A real tear jerker is Christmas Truce.

[@jamesmccrea4871]

One if my favorite bits in this video is the use of the fighters to show the years go by. The WWI bi- and triplanes, then the WWII German fighters. There soldier is there, as the lyrics say, he watched the soldiers go hone at the end if WWI, then watched it all happen again in WWII. On another, tragic, yet satisfying note, global warming is thawing those glaciers, and over the past 20 years some of those men lost for a hundred years have been exposed. They are, finally, starting to come home.