I Went to the BLACK METAL EXHIBITION at Norway's National Library !

[@borist.]

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[@elvinocasio1518]

Hey Boris what's the name of your band my man I wanna listen to you guys

[@borist.]

@@elvinocasio1518 TRYGLAV 🤘

[@charlvantonder6285]

@@borist. The Ritual is such an awesome song , well done \m/

[@sanniboss32]

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[@mondolee5920]

Do you deliver to South Africa?

[@jhonbeltrannovoa8603]

It's a great thing that Norway acknowledge the value of black metal as culture and art. It speaks volume of the great level of society they have. Bottoms up for Norge 🇳🇴🤘

[@korpimuisto]

Nowadays yeah. But they tried to Ban IT For like 30 years...

[@pyromaniaxe1187]

@@korpimuisto probably because of the church burnings and such

[@Fireglo]

Lmao what value?

[@korpimuisto]

@@pyromaniaxe1187 maybe that was some Part of IT. But norway was very Christian country Back then.

[@Fireglo]

@@Cannibal_Holocaust calling Norwegian black metal "cultural heritage" is a bit of a stretch. That's like calling Al Qaeda cultural heritage. It was a group of people committing acts of terror, arson, murder and blasphemy who just happened to use music as an excuse.

[@Fo-Flats]

Never in America would you see a BM exhibit at an esteemed library, or any library for that matter. So many countries are much more socially developed than us.Anyway, this looks like an amazing experience. Congrats on attending!

[@accentsranis]

I remember watching a documentary about Brandi Blackbear who was expelled from her school for doing witchcraft. She just wrote horror stories. Being Norwegian, I was baffled by the fact that it happened in modern day America. It's just so incredibly farfetched for us. I couldn't even imagine that happening here. It's like it happened in a parallel universe.

[@mac11daddy6]

Other then we’ll known bands like Cannibal Corpse, Napalm Death etc America never had a metal scene and most shows are very underground and that’s the way it’s been and should stay for the next generation

[@frankf684]

I’ve been to 2 jazz exhibitions in the US at public libraries this year.Doubt there’s many of those in Norway those savages they are so far behind the US🙄

[@AgentLemmon]

Then again, put on a modern pop, rap or any mainstream song, and the satanic symbolism is seen everywhere lol

[@doofensquid8121]

@@mac11daddy6bros never heard of the Florida death metal scene it’s literally got some of the most popular death metal bands

[@paulhasenauer4166]

I am an old metal head, 62, live in America, when I was 13 my parents took on a trip to Norway, I saw the fjords and stave church, viking museum in Oslo. I remember it was very beautiful, people were so friendly!! I have listened to rock and metal whole life , but only in last 2 years discovered black metal, I like the undiluted heaviness. Thanks for making this video, I learned some more!!! 👍🎵🐈‍⬛🌚🙏🏽🎸

[@korpimuisto]

Wait till you find out finnish black. IT IS hard to find heavier and More devoted sound in anywhere.

[@ezequielcronswell8520]

You are still a boy !

[@paulhasenauer4166]

@@ezequielcronswell8520 ha, thanks! , metal keeps me energized!!! Lol

[@barbarianblood2316]

@@korpimuistoFinnish is the best in my opinion. Satanic Warmaster is easy to get into and excellent.

[@korpimuisto]

@@barbarianblood2316 try noenum, Blood red fog, charnel winds and teloch

[@MeOwOgai]

They have Burzum's album framed into thick glass like a mf Mona Lisa 💀🔥🎸

[@chriskappa]

They fucking Love nazis

[@containternet9290]

Nah, Burzum is very poor musically-wise.

[@needlehead9888]

⁠@@containternet9290yeah tbh filosofem is very good but the rest of his music is trash, he’s a good riff writer tho

[@wodensthrone5215]

Varg is good at executing simplistic riffs, something can be easy or simple but it's about how you execute it.

[@vladimircokorilo8105]

Damn, that letter speaks a lot about Dead. Pelle was indeed an exceptional artist, but that letter really shows how he was severely screwed in the head as a person.

[@tmaisonl]

Dead was a genius that created growling that half of the world has since followed

[@simonwilliams8528]

@@tmaisonl true but he also had Cotard Syndrome so.......

[@thomasalkarr6353]

Thank you so much for doing this video, taking the time to really check out the exhibition! It´s deeply appreciated from us who have put the exhibition together. Keep doing what you do! Hails from Oslo, Thomas (curator) & all the people involved at The National Library

[@borist.]

Thank you Thomas for the Exhibiition! It was really cool and I'm glad you appreciate the video 🙏🤘🤘

[@JMddl]

So interesting to see! I will be there in Oslo at end of May, will there be something similar or in generel in Oslo?

[@haraldsletterod]

The multitrack mixing was so fun. I spent a lot of time playing with it. Great idea for a museum.

[@user-kl9ry3dv1w]

This is the most quietest and whispered video about black metal with the most brütal content on KZbin! Love it!

[@tommasoluchetti8796]

Awesome video. Dead's letter was really interesting too, and the part where he calls other musicians "posers" for listening to other genres was fun af

[@whocares_bear]

Sounded like an unintelligent kid who was trying too hard to be cool. Burying his clothes and then wearing them while calling everyone "posers". lol

[@accentsranis]

@@whocares_bear Why do you feel the need to ridicule Pelle Ohlin? He was a very troubled man who suffered greatly as a result of bullying. English was not his native tongue. He was Swedish. While he took it way too far in my opinion, the fact remains that he was the single most influential person when it comes to the Norwegian BM image.

[@whocares_bear]

@@accentsranis I was the most bullied person in my school and have a form of PTSD from it that I have carried through adulthood but I didn't go around torturing, killing then sacrificing animals. But you are right that he was the most influential person in creating the IMAGE of BM. Doesn't mean I have to worship everything he did. He's not "a god" and that letter was the most unsophisticated garbage I ever read, even for someone his age.

[@containternet9290]

@@accentsranis Dead calling Quorthon a poser is pathetic. Quorthon at the time was in his prime while Dead was a nobody. Legend has it that after this episode Dead started to look for ''more extreme'' bands until he learnt that a Norwegian band needed a vocalist, yeah that band was Mayhem.

[@mleszzor6866]

​@@whocares_bear From what I've read, dead was pronounced clinically dead before being resurrected, after which he gained an obsession with death, he also started thinking he was a walking corpse. He used to sniff dead birds before a performance, so as to "feel the pure essence of death in his nostrils". I doubt he was trying too hard to be cool, he had major problems which made him very "noticeable" if you will.

[@Lycurgus1982]

Only in Norway would you find something this cool in a library.

[@FreyjaJ]

Took a while for the mainstream here to welcome and be proud of our history in black metal (growing up the media used to make jokes about it, or carry on like it was all about satanism, which is hilarious), and to recognise its importance but finally here we are. Still not for everyone, but for some of us it's everything. 🇸🇯🤘

[@Lycurgus1982]

@@FreyjaJ what a coincidence. My name is Frey. \m/

[@tobeforgottenisworsethande8995]

I hear that prisons are pretty laid back

[@NikitaVonuchiiEblan]

How is this feeee??? Only just deathcrush first press costs about 3000$, all that effort and money to make such nice exhibit!

[@Farvann]

4:53 Croatian Giant too tall for northern doors

[@borist.]

🤣🤣

[@vergil8833]

Thulean Mysteries is so good. So many hate on Vargs "dungeon synth" but theres something special about it.

[@FishyTheKid]

Agreed. Ways of yore and thulean are great albums

[@DarioCastellarin]

Uh no, it really isn't.

[@vergil8833]

@@DarioCastellarin Lmao how many funko pops do you own?

[@DarioCastellarin]

@@vergil8833 Zero. And I'm old enough to have ordered the first Burzum vinyl from Deathlike Silence by mail order in 1993. The order was evaded by Euronymous. You?

[@BillCherno86]

Dead's letter was pretty funny, to be honest. Just a kid, trying to sound as tough as possible. We all have been there.

[@synesthesia.aesthetic]

Thank you especially for filming Dead's letter carefully so we could read it too.

[@needlehead9888]

I really respect that’s it’s free to enter, shows that the creators really care

[@rorymcentyre8066]

That is a truly beautiful exhibit. I hope it makes an international tour some day.

[@svenningen]

Last year at the "Beyond the Gates" festival i Bergen, Mayhem, Emperor and Enslaved returned to Grieghallen to play concerts for a night. I was fortunate to be able to see all 3, it was so good!

[@mach2223]

The master tapes from Grieghallen are worth the trip on their own, the fact that you can adjust the volume and hear every track individually is absolutely incredible.

[@strike4may]

I love all the videos you make when you visit Norway 🇳🇴 Such an amazing thing that this museum was free and their acknowledge that the black metal is part of norway culture despite black metal controversial history I hope you are doing great love your channel and your music man Greetings from Egypt .

[@lsp6399]

Dude!!! Thank you soooo much for this video!! 🖤🖤🖤

[@Dragonmother22]

I fuckin love Boris !! He knows what to represent Norway on blackmetal professionally. Not only that he's hilarious as fuck. Thank you for understanding True Norwegian black metal.

[@burakkarasu4159]

Teşekkürler böyle bir müzeyi bizlere gösterdiğin için. Bu tarz bir seyahate çok ihtiyacımız var! 🤘🏻

[@lainroseheart]

my heart DROPPED when i saw they had the de mysteriis dom sathanas master tape and the fucking stems!!!!

[@GioGRX]

Очень круто! А в нашей стране такую выставку просто невозможно представить

[@BERENCEV]

Не говори))

[@jackdunc]

We need a Blackbraid reaction, they are a Native American Black Metal band. Either Sacandaga or Moss Covered Bones on the Altar of the Moon would be good.

[@mikereynolds2313]

They are so good, my new favorites along with prognar

[@GloomGenetics]

Glad Varg virkerness work, burzum is in that museum, he will be forever remembered, ingrained in history.

[@royzland271]

We used to have a car part firm at schweigaards gate 56 befour . I have been there when it was Helvete. I know the plaze I was bying albums from Aarseth. Euronymous

[@lostzoo2298]

wooooww Norway always impress me their culture .. museum about black metal .. even church burning was an disappointment in society . they still making a museum of the bads . fantastic Boris great video \,,/

[@seanx666]

I expected Fenriz at the entrance ready to give guided tours tbh

[@adrianashe9364]

I love your videos exploring Norway. This was great! I'd be like a kid in a candy store at that museum.

[@svart_kors]

You two make a great team. Thanks for the video, love the new album. :)

[@Trollkvinnen]

TFW all the stuff I was listening to, and collecting as a teenager is now in a MUSEUM. I'm feeling my age now!! Haha

[@sandraweilbrenner67]

A really good video and a great place to visit. I am 61 and remember when everything started.

[@colvinscorner]

Quick note on those Burzum albums. The original press of those 2 albums did have those hype stickers. I agree they look like theyd be modern reissues, but I believe those were both 1st pressings

[@2jackgood]

That’s super cool and also from a black metal fan to black metal fan what are your honest thoughts on burzum

[@containternet9290]

@@2jackgood Honest thoughts on Burzum? Mostly rubbish.

[@la_espada_insaciable]

Very interesting video, thanks 👍🏻🖤 Normally I don’t go for these types of exhibitions because the people who put them together are usually so busy making the exhibit pretentious that they forget to make it interesting. But this was really well put together & interesting. It’s amazing how many “artefacts” they were able to collect for this. The door was so cool!

[@SarahAParis]

That's a really cool Exhibition!🤘Saw the original door to Helvete there.. that's a treasure to be cherished.😍

[@amethysttravis4894]

Thank you for sharing this🤘

[@RadicalizedRadical]

Sick! You are so lucky! Also love the patches on the vest

[@Bourbon_de_Gironde]

WFT! This exhibition seems really great! Thanks for this video... and, definitely, the first Ulver is a chef d'oeuvre! 🤘

[@MrJasonodonnell]

I honestly see this as a good thing, Not to please betametalnerds, but It shows there is still value in exploring the human world and the depth of European culture.

[@leeroberts8996]

Thank you so much for this video. Absolutely amazing to see 🤘

[@NocturnalSilence45]

I have a CD copy of Burzum : Thulean Mysteries. It's a 2 disc set. Has the background music you heard in his Rhulean Perspective KZbin videos he used to upload

[@M1400-e8f]

It must have felt fucking awesome to be in there, wish I could have the opportunity to be around all the immense amount of black metal stuff shown in the exhibition

[@pietrek8313]

These are strange days we live in. Burzum artwork in National Museum,yet still Varg at the same time showing how to execute front kick properly or quickly fix suspension in Lada Niva 4x4 on different YT channel:)

[@theflourishing]

Seeing that copy of Deathcrush sent nostalgia shivers down my spine. As so did many other items you showed on camera. Thank you for doing this.

[@tst6735]

Thx. We are proud and love Norwegian Black Metal

[@ste_fa2362]

He would be a great guide there. He knows so much

[@korpimuisto]

I live next to norway, in Finland. Still hasnt visited norway not a single time. But now im really considering IT. Been on The scene from about 2001.

[@The6977]

Looks really amazing… Would love to visit this exposition

[@reanimate_xyz]

Just the master tape and the mixing desk are like life acheivements

[@IslandInteractions]

First Satyricon at the Munch Museum (spent two hours inside that hall last year) and now this?! Hell yeah!

[@Ser4philum]

A wonderful video! Thank you so for sharing it was incredible to see all of this!

[@lesillusionsperdues_]

Hello Boris, Thanks a lot for this exhibition tour, it seems really great! For information, the white cd of the band When is a concept album about the Black Death based on Kittelsen's illustrations, which you can find inside the booklet. By the way, Satyricon used an excerpt of an another album of When for his Dark Medieval Time's intro. Hails from France

[@communications23]

He also did the White Tie Black Noise intro on Arcturus' Disguised Masters.

[@Frankenador]

Dude this is Massively Cool !!!!! i was there is Oslo in September, i wish i could have went to this !!!!!! So Awesome how Norway embraces Metal!!!! i met so many Metal Heads while i was their

[@marcusoboriuntur4785]

​@TxTMrBorisTtruffatore

[@timothymckane6362]

Now that's a cool museum to be at when learning the history of Black Metal.

[@Shawzyscloset]

Hello from Canada, thank you for the video, was amazing as always, I appreciate your content 🤘🏻

[@ell0.mp3]

Looks like a really nicely organised exhibition, such a cool video 🖤🤘🏻

[@asbjrnmaus7666]

They have great exhibitions at that library, and it's always free (since it is a library). Better than most museums for sure. Went to a map exhibition there with old maps, fascinating stuff. They do a great job at that place.

[@bytemevv-4616]

_Trve Norwegian Black Metal..._ _...Greatest Export in History !_

[@portcorner_noise]

7:05 "we have a book"... thats Peter Beste's True Norwegian Black Metal released in 2008. What an astonishing photographic book that is, probably the best ever (in terms of quality).

[@Fenisulven]

Crazy to see a museum with things and objects that was where normal for us back then

[@HootDaHeathen]

Gods. It's so awesome when you guys go on adventures and share with us all 🤘🤘thank you !

[@Goryptor]

I've never heard Ulver but I run a channel on BM tourism and live in Norway. Shocking...

[@vincentvonelf6366]

as an owner of the first press Hvis lystt, since 1993 the FIRST press was bright white and marble vinyl. Later presses used grey.

[@prestonmactavish7385]

That's such a cool exhibition! I can't believe that's in a library. Thanks for sharing!

[@dariusza.1448]

Fantastyczne muzeum,dzięki wam mogłem ujrzeć ciemne strony uwiecznionego Black metalu👍szacunek że powstało coś takiego.pozdrawiam z polski🇵🇱ave Black metal

[@niledunn4641]

Ulvers first album is fucking awesome definitely one of the best from that time

[@nor-wayking6757]

Cool stuff. Hail santa!

[@VladDale]

I would at least bought the tshirt to support the museum cus its damn awesome,and also free,i hope maybe one day il be able to visit!

[@bubu5908]

Right, then they can finally throw out that old dirty Helvete door and buy a new one.

[@eddiewrong]

So cool how the chant from kaathaarian life code plays on loop in the exhibition!

[@FernandoDamasceno]

11:53 One of my favorites too. And in the same box with Panzerfaust 🔥🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@NoxGrim]

The museography work is sooooo nice 🖤

[@metashadow3924]

Amazing, thank you for the tour!

[@Fishcake]

I only just found your channel and I’m instantly hooked, great content!

[@supremelordoftheuniverse5449]

ULVER is one of my favorite bands ever. All phases. You need to check it out

[@pointsource1]

Coolest place ever !☀️

[@tribesofmedusa]

Hey Boris and Susi, glad I was able to introduce you to her. She also did the banner hanging outside. Hope to see you guys in Bergen. tommy

[@lordjeniafilimonov]

Thank you for the exhibition!

[@Oz101-j1y]

It's a crime that your channel doesn't have 100k subs already. Realy liked the video!!

[@reinakerosene]

Greetings from Colombia 🇨🇴🤘🏻

[@milosbudincevic715]

All of Emperor’s albums are seriously amazing af!

[@metalheadmike774]

This is really cool! I wish i could go. I was going to go to Norway in '96 but my friend at FMP talked me into staying home and going on the North American tour with Mysticum for 6 weeks. That was wild and definitely worth it.

[@TheArizonan]

ULVER - Nattes Madrigal was the first black metal album I bought in the late 90's.

[@stephendaultrey3108]

Thanks for this. So it seems that we're now visiting from England to check out this exhibition on the strength of your video 😆. There's a couple of good local metal gigs on nearby as well during our stay, so we'll be enjoying those too. ☠☠💀🤘 Keep up the excellent vids!

[@LordMattyA87]

That 90’s room thing represents the table that Pelle Dead Olin shot himself on. A photograph was used on a Mayhem unofficial album.

[@basstec305]

What a treat, thank you BorisT.!

[@sandraweilbrenner67]

Varg has such amazing stories about that time when he was young , he has a friend on you tube where you can hear the stories straight from Varg himself.

[@dong2793]

Can you link it?

[@sandraweilbrenner67]

@@dong2793 he posts through a friend

[@containternet9290]

@@sandraweilbrenner67 It's more like ''Varg has such amazing lies from that time'' . Lol

[@sh_arkii]

Eyyy I went to that the Dårlig Stemning exhibition tour! It was pretty awesome, they told us that all of the most valuable items they got from Metallion. You can learn a couple of cool fun facts too. They were really good at setting the scene and really take you back to the 80s-90s era of black metal. 10/10 would do it again 🤘🏻🖤

[@thyxreaper]

I’m happy when new borist video is here🫠

[@warbutcher7706]

You have to listen to that Ulver's album

[@machinegun3133]

Just found this channel.... ROCK ON!! \m/

[@AsparagusWater777]

i really want to go there now.

[@pimme2204]

I think it was only opened last year, not sure though

[@crybabytyra5234]

such a great video. love watching your videos and the exhibition is great! long live black metal 🖤

[@ExOfficeZombie]

First Ulver album, is provably the best thing Deadlike Silence produced Ever

[@allissongoncalves9539]

Two Boris vídeos in one week? Great! Amazing stuff 🤘

[@MadumBerr]

I went a few weeks back and it was phenomenal ❤

[@SnorreSelmer]

I was at the exhibit this summer, it was really good.

[@MrAlexisblack]

Cheers brother ! great info video !

[@madi6969]

Really wish I could go there sometime soon.. Awesome video btw 🤘🏻😎