MGMT - Little Dark Age Cover in Classical Latin. Bardcore/Medieval style

"How does it feel to be fighting for a dying empire?"
"EUPHORIC..."
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Painting in the BG by Thomas Cole, "Destruction" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cou...
Here are the lyrics :
In atro spiranti, semisupino accubanti,
Clades diei mihi cicatrices videntur.
Et… Quo magis ego conor, eo minus cedit res,
Sensus putrefiunt, dum vita transit.
Oh oh, Ignosce quod talis es, quod quaedam consequi vis.
Scias id non abire, quamvis te occultes.
Cum e lecto surgis, noli ita stupere
ob singula saxa in scaena, mea parva atra aetas.
Chartas lusorias seligo, praesentiens quod prope est,
Incisiones in facie dicunt id sibi difficile.
Et… Motores deficiunt denuo. Simulatio habet fines.
Animus non ídem est ex abnegatione ortus.
Oh oh, eo nunc semper maereo, musica male sonat.
Scio id non abire, quamvis me occultem.
Si e lecto surgis, et me adstantem
Invenis, apertis oculis, pagellam combure, mea parva atra aetas.
Eo nunc semper maereo, musica male sonat.
Scis id non abire, quamvis te occultes.
Si forte e lecto surgo, stupentem et solum
In proscaenio me invenies, mea parva atra aetas.
Delectatione nauseatus, praevideo quod veniet.
Imago mortuorum, in mente mea manet.
Custodes ad deum iurant, manuballistas amorem dare.
Sed scio amicos et me terga daturos certe.
Si e lecto surgis, inveni nos in via ad pontem.
Saxum et iram fer, mea parva atra aetas.
Eo nunc semper maereo, musica male sonat.
Scio id non abire, quamvis me occultem.
Si e lecto surgis, et me adstantem
Invenis, apertis oculis, pagellam combure, mea parva atra aetas.
parva atra aetas, parva atra aetas
parva atra aetas, parva atra aetas
parva atra aetas, parva atra aetas
…adstantem, apertis oculis, pagellam combure, mea parva atra
aetas.
#mgmt #latin #medieval #bardcore #romanempire

[@MajorGeneralVeers]

Barbarian: How does it feel to serve a dying Rome? Legionary:

[@robinhylands69]

Plot twist: the legionary is a romaboo barbarian.

[@gaiusjuliuscaesar9296]

Comitatensis:

[@lilqueso8190]

Ave tu. Roma

[@jaojao1768]

@@robinhylands69 most were at the end of the Western Empire

[@user-jj9ph3bs9g]

@@gaiusjuliuscaesar9296 Limitanei:

[@The105ODST]

One more to add to my ever expanding Plaguelist.

[@Skumfuk737]

For my Skyrim Playlist

[@neoastra_corvus]

ima need a link to said playlist fam

[@titab]

@@neoastra_corvus x2

[@OblivionImperialGuard]

Drop us the link

[@perroperruno3616]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qn67qJ-rgsh6qMk

[@juamplo13]

"How does it feel legionary, to die for a decaying empire?" Euphoric

[@SetuwoKecik]

"tbh that's stupid. I'd rather protect my own land than this dying empire but what can we do anyway?"

[@VonHohlochzenburg]

@@SetuwoKecik Lol, for the Barbarian in the latter stages, more like invade and extort military elite unit status out of the falling imperium, including regional lordship, and even strongman influences in Rome itself for some

[@shikharchatterjee1325]

How does it feel to serve the Corpse Emperor, Astartes, when the ruinous powers grow stronger? Sorry bout that, it reminded me of 40k

[@theducknamednewepicla9507]

@@SetuwoKecik declare your own nation I guess

[@SetuwoKecik]

@@theducknamednewepicla9507 welp, that's how feudalism happens in Europe, bunch of landholders declared their own "country", then picked a king between them.

[@ObywatelMurawjow]

Western Roman Empire has been really quiet since it dropped

[@rodrikamadourie7540]

Two gothic invasions will do that to an empire

[@someguysomeone3543]

And huns, centuries of infighting, plagues, corruption, rivalry with Persians which lasted almost as long as the reconquista and the crusades and general degeneration and degradation of society will do that.

[@gatsbymaguire]

you did them dirty lmao

[@ObjcetSohwRael]

As someone from the former Western Roman Empire, I feel insulted.

[@gipsybulldog3286]

We are still here, still worldwide. AVE CHRISTUS REX

[@frew3680]

Without a doubt, the fall of Rome was the beginning of a great little dark age

[@gachupin_mx]

Frew

[@vantd1936]

Frew

[@vulpes7079]

Frew

[@akiko7831]

Frew

[@2hru627]

Frew

[@The105ODST]

It is what medieval monks would sing while the Vikings raid them.

[@gtm5336]

Maybe that's what Roman monks will sing while the goths are sacking Rome and taking over it

[@ikoikoni]

Medieval monks would be speaking in church latin

[@WTXYN]

@@ikoikoni ecclesiastical latin

[@Nubin2000]

Roman monks during the Visigoths, Ostrogoths and Vandals invasions.

[@arieldelafuente5346]

@@Nubin2000 thats in vulgar latin. Like the vulgata

[@scriptography83]

“There was once a dream that was Rome. You could only whisper it. Anything more than a whisper and it would vanish.” - Marcus Aurelius

[@scintillam_dei]

"I failed as a father. So much for my wisdom." - MARCVS AVRELIVS

[@_God_himself_]

"das rite". - Askeladd

[@peyoteranchuk741]

I think it's worth noting that the fictional character from 'Gladiator' said that and not the actual emperor when citing it as a quote

[@athullnexus5450]

What did he mean? Why should It vanish?

[@gigachad6132]

Gigabased song

[@titocristobal5573]

Very true

[@Dr.Richter117]

SuperMegaHyperGigaGiganticBased melody

[@jovers1165]

Thx giga chad

[@italo5612]

You're right friend.

[@TrondelagianPatriotsriseup]

@@Dr.Richter117 Giga=gigantic.

[@novarunner34]

perfect for my Age of Empires playlist

[@the_miracle_aligner]

Dying to play AOE4 myself haha and go spam some faaking Longbows XD

[@alexalcazar1508]

Please, share your playlist with me.

[@siryizzir]

I second Alex, would love to have your playlist

[@jordanasparadoxproductions8401]

@@the_miracle_aligner Playing Eu4 as byzantium really does get me moraled

[@bubbaho-ward3377]

Same. Time to rewrite history with the Byzantines.

[@lizkxan]

"How does it feel to get Rome sacked once again?" *Euphoric*

[@karlmarx8719]

Vale

[@SetuwoKecik]

"euphoric. We stabbed our own emperor last week out of desperation."

[@lukedelorme8028]

Gaul time baby

[@reinodeforaminia8322]

@@karlmarx8719 vale

[@General_Magnus_Maxson]

@@karlmarx8719 Vale, Amicus.

[@Thegreatercheese]

Your ability to make these ancient languages sound so effortless is so god damn impressive.

[@kuwayt1338]

is that a compliment?

[@BUNG_DARREN]

@@kuwayt1338 yes

[@Adhjie]

@@kuwayt1338 late but franku also did it with flinstone and oddysey 2001 , prometheus etc

[@gabrielclark1425]

I mean, yeah? People spoke them just fine after all.

[@dontreadmyprofilepic2124]

@@gabrielclark1425 Exactly, spoke.

[@biggzdiggz8682]

So how long till we have a Roman little dark age edit with this in the background?

[@dovydaspakinkevicius1464]

Honestly if it's not here in a week I'm gonna stop writing my report and learn to edit

[@carteradams43]

please... it would be perfect

[@MartyBones]

@@dovydaspakinkevicius1464 Tried my best to make a decent tribute in around 1 hour

[@Roman-qk3pg]

@@MartyBones well if it isn't the man himself, damn fine job sir

[@MartyBones]

@@Roman-qk3pg Thank you!

[@piscis210]

Last year when I was taking Latin classes for the first time, I kept watching your Smells Like Teen Spirit cover because it gave me so much motivation when I was tired from working. I'll do the same with this one since I'm continuing the classes this year 😁

[@the_miracle_aligner]

This humble Shitposter thanks you

[@noobkin6995]

Lol same

[@grayforscher2747]

Good to know a fellow Latin Student, hello "Fish" "Piscis"

[@Vani_Vozrob]

@@dl5498 in my country Latin is necessary for medical education, I think in other countries too. Also some lawyers study Latin. Maybe philologist..

[@Vani_Vozrob]

@@dl5498 international names of parts of the body, also each muscul, nerve, name of pill or antibiotic, plants, flowers, even animals. All of this has latin name, and if I will be in another country another doctor can understand me easily, without knowledge of my language.

[@gusfring6887]

There's an English cover of this masterpiece, it's pretty good!

[@motaharhossain5133]

Better than English cover

[@zerogbot23]

The barbarians on that backwater little island can sing?

[@GeorgiosGkrintas]

The Barbarians made their own version???

[@camulodunon]

@@zerogbot23 yes they absolutely could! And they weren't barbarians.

[@zerogbot23]

@@camulodunon they're non Romans, which makes them barbarians according to the Romans at least

[@Deckbark]

who would imagine classical latin is more alive than esperanto lmao

[@italo5612]

XDDD

[@rockyspanos3709]

Is it that odd? Latin has a much more interesting history after all. It's more odd to me that a constructed language made it this far.

[@dontreadmyprofilepic2124]

@@rockyspanos3709 It is quite impressive for a constructed language to have this many speakers

[@firstnamelastname5925]

Tio estas vera :(

[@vulpes7079]

Nah Esperanto's got a lot of native speakers nowadays. I don't know about Latin, though

[@fahimshahriarsaad4482]

Goodluck to the historians figuring out what tf we were up to

[@normanclatcher]

Archaeologist in the 2400s: _Finally managed to restore another ancient music! You should hear this!_ Future Music Historian: _Alright... you said ketamine was available back then, right? I have a working theory..._

[@darkestbeforedon914]

We're reaching levels of tradlarp that shouldn't even be possible.

[@Kenfren]

Who says it's a larp? Get in, we're restarting civilisation from the beginning

[@patrickbateman783]

@@Kenfren As an Anglican I totally agree brother 🙏🙏🙏

[@Enriiiiiii]

@@Kenfren lol okay larper

[@chieckenman4432]

larp?????????? (No)

[@darkestbeforedon914]

@@Kenfren larp

[@axelfoloeil]

Great rendition. Long live this Little Dark Age meme trend

[@mcalkis5771]

The Imperator has once again blessed us plebs with a great cover!

[@nfwrambo]

I’ve seen a lot of people suggest you cover “Istanbul not Constantinople” in byzantine Greek, but I think if you do that you should switch to medieval Turkish halfway through the song, it would fit the subject well

[@generalyido]

lol that's a good idea though medieval Turkish and Ottoman Turkish are different

[@user-cy6wi4gy2g]

Λολ οχι

[@generalyido]

@std::endl; Turks actually originated from asia. We aren't arabic. But ottoman era Turkish has a lot in common with arabic because of the influence.

[@thaneofwhiterun3562]

@std::endl; Saying that in Turkey is a good way of getting killed

[@avgvstvs7]

@Nocoinersbtfo Kinda wrong, the Turks that arrived in Anatolia were already mixed when they got in there. Even the Gokturks the original Turk state (if you dont count xiongnu or huns which were probably turkic) their royalty was of mixed origin between easterlings of east Turkestan according to Chinese DNA tests of Ashina clan remains of Khans.

[@Astro_Guy_1]

*insert fast forward of a montage of the Roman emperors and their respective land gains/losses*

[@enigmaodell6806]

"The Course of Empire" is my favorite set of paintings

[@morke_]

Too

[@ZaldunUrdina]

Un clasico entre los adolescentes nacidos en el siglo 5 DC

[@matheussanthiago9685]

solamente los chicos de los años 0 DC lo conocen

[@cszd]

confirmo

[@ln5321]

If you take the lyrics from the video description and paste them into Google translate (which, surprisingly, has Latin), you'll see that these lyrics seem to be pretty well done, as they are not a simple literal translation of Little Dark Age as the subtitles in this video would have you believe. They're actually reworked to fit into Latin and still maintain the overall meaning. There are some great lines in there: "Sensus putrefiunt, dum vita transit" is "the feelings start to rot, one wink at a time" according to the subtitles. But it seems that it actually means "the feelings rot as life passes by," which I think sounds even better. "Motores deficiunt denuo, simulatio habet fines" is "the engine's failed again, all limits of disguise" based on the subtitles, but a direct translation comes out as "the engine failed again, simulation has its limits" which, again, sounds really nice. An excellent job was done on not merely translating the lyrics, but re-interpreting them, and I think it's a shame that the video's subtitles are just the original Little Dark Age lyrics because it masks a lot of that work that was done.

[@lorenzo8208]

To give a more "human" translation: -"sensus putrefiunt, dum vita transit" is "the senses start to rot, as life passes" - "motores deficiunt denuo, simulatio habet fines" is "the engines failed again (like "twice", "a second time", word is "denuo"), the simulation has its limits". Obviously there are more examples, like "clades diei mihi cicatrices videntur" is "the ruins of the day seem like scars to me". They did a pretty good job

[@matthewe3813]

do NOT trust google translate for latin. Even ChatGPT is better

[@nusantaranbrony7283]

I like the original Little Dark Age,but it sounds MUCH better in Latin. Thanks for posting and show us this masterpiece

[@raduraducu2668]

Latin semper facilius intelleget et melius quam aliqua lingua germanica sonet- Tacit translation:latin will always be more easier to understand and it sound beter than any of the germanic languages

[@grimgrahamch.4157]

Don't cry because it's over. Smile because it happened.

[@kakakiri2601]

I think if people in the past heard this song, it would have an impact on the music composition of that era

[@olgagaming5544]

they wouldnt know what lyrics are about.. especially without modern context... they'd have to be altered a bit I think.. they'd call the lyrics strange... well I don't know about what they are either XD

[@smakes]

How does it feel to see talented people make talented covers?

[@kasjachrum]

Euphoric.

[@TacticalAnthony]

Which way Latin man?

[@BahadurSingh-mg8jj]

Euphoric.

[@typicalasian2730]

Euphoric

[@pablitoclavounclavito8052]

Nunca imaginé que alguien haría un cover de esta canción. Simplemente espectacular.

[@caboosemd123]

Simplemente Eufórico

[@pablitoclavounclavito8052]

@@caboosemd123 Así es

[@lorenzodearabia9833]

Ave César

[@derniercaesar5319]

Que lingua é essa? Galego?

[@caboosemd123]

@@derniercaesar5319 Me imagino que es Latín mi amigo

[@madfoot3]

As much as I enjoyed the surprise 'never gonna give you up' reveal, I'm glad this is actually the real deal this time. Excellent work as always.

[@alonehobo]

NEXT SONG REQUEST: 'Macarena' in Latin about Catilina(Catiline) and have Cicero dancing in the background.

[@Hector-nx4js]

An actually good idea

[@plankdorodo3122]

up

[@plankdorodo3122]

up

[@deafsear7548]

Macarena would make more sense in reneissance/victorian colobian/mexican spanish rather than latin

[@isaacshultz8128]

Yes

[@micjiggity6671]

I don't know what it is, but Latin is the best sounding language I've ever heard, it's simply beautiful.

[@zoe6174]

True! It feels good to hear

[@minecraftherobrine1234]

Of course it is It's so elegant and simple

[@londonspade5896]

It is simply epic and timeless

[@elvispresley2284]

Not only this is beautiful, it's beauty has passed to it's descendants, such as French, Romanian, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese. It's the beauty of Rome and Latin

[@raduraducu2668]

Latin semper facilius intelleget et melius quam aliqua lingua germanica sonet- Tacit translation:latin will always be more easier to understand and it sound beter than any of the germanic languages

[@stevencarr5294]

Student: How does it feel to teach a dead language? Professor:

[@Ping0309]

underrated

[@117Mastermatt]

Caesar Fan boys: "How does it feel to fight for a dying republic" Brutus Enjoyers: "Euphoric"

[@thaneofwhiterun3562]

This guy gets it

[@imperialguard9246]

AVE CESAR

[@gamertime4949]

et tu junkie

[@AshiraMK]

If you believe brutus is good you're clearly a moron, because the senators were arch-reactionaries who were pissed that Ceasar was a populist.

[@117Mastermatt]

@@AshiraMK I know I'm just memeing bro calm down

[@TeslaKuhn8]

I feel like I'm in an ancient restaurant waiting for my rotten fish raviolis.

[@JustinCage56]

Rome actually did have restaurants so this is somewhat canon.

[@willowbilly3092]

"Custodes ad deum iurant, manuballistas amorem dare." Another great epic cover!! Thank you for your brilliant work!

[@scintillam_dei]

CVSTODES AD DEVM IVRANT MANVBALLISTAS AMOREM DARE

[@ketchup618]

Этот канал влюбил меня в данный стиль музыки, теперь жду бард каверы на русские песни ;)

[@fij3929]

Цоя на латинском будет интересно услышать

[@caelumleamhain4058]

@@fij3929 У его есть песни из Цой. Думаю "Пачка Сигарет" и "Группа Крови," но в Русском, а не латинском. Извините, мой русский дерьмо.

[@Vani_Vozrob]

@@caelumleamhain4058 по духу наш, поймём, брат)

[@user-bo9hq4nw3u]

@@caelumleamhain4058 вполне неплохо, главное - не останавливайся в изучении)

[@caelumleamhain4058]

@@user-bo9hq4nw3u благодарю, твоя похвала согревает мою душу))

[@Enriiiiiii]

I get visions of a priest purging his rivals in the kingdom whilst he's praying serenely knowing everything he ordered

[@nunyabiznes33]

The first Roman pope I guess

[@doriannamjesnik3007]

@@nunyabiznes33 that would be Peter the apostle. Christians had had been persecuted 300 years after his death.

[@Bruheeee]

I fought the law in Celtic

[@justmerc1642]

played on the electric fiddle

[@sergeant_chris6209]

Nice profile picture, where did you get it from?

[@kax2690]

THIS IS LITERALLY THE OTHER SONG I WAS GONNA USE IN MY PLAY ABOUT ANCIENT ROME WHAT IS HAPPENING THIS IS SO PERFECT

[@dire-decadence]

1:01 to 1:13 really hit home. This is a masterpiece, not to mention his latin accent and pronunciation is excellent.

[@romanhuczok1474]

It sounds good, but for future reference, long and short vowels are very important in Classical Latin. A lot of Classical speakers exaggerate them much too much, but you ignored them completely, which isn't good either. For example, it's parvā ātrā aetās, and all the vowels with bars over them should be held a little longer. You pronounced them like párva átra áetas. Using stress rather than length is ok, it's what happened in Ecclesiastic Latin, but the stress was misplaced. This happened quite often. As a general rule, Classical Latin 'stresses' (actually lengthens) the last syllable (obviously it's way more complicated than that, but luckily wiktionary will tell you exactly where the long vowels are), whereas you normally stress the first syllable. As I said, it sounds good regardless, it's just something to bear in mind in future

[@francescccra2932]

Yes, plus I suggest if he want to be more specific and “melodic” he can (possibly) re-write it in poetic metre. :D

[@Giovis968]

My friend when you sing is impossible in any lenguage , in fact the song is in ecclesia latino , is the same , is for the melody,.

[@Barteeek]

Zamknij morde jest git

[@ne2656]

*parva ātra aetās, the nominative is just a short -a. Also, accent and length are two different things, stressing it like párva átra áetas is completely correct.

[@Vitorruy1]

@@Giovis968 this song is definetly not church latin, as G/C were never pronounced as italian "cc". It's classical latin with many mistakes.

[@shenquanruiwife69]

I'm a Latin student and this is making me want to put in the effort after half assing it for an entire year

[@theenjoyer1445]

Honestly, this song is such a banger, even when it’s been played with lyres and translated to ancient Latin. Bravo!

[@katarinarangel5969]

"How many times a day you think about the Roman Empire?" All the time of every day.

[@pastaman68]

i can imagine this with a full choir sounding super ominous and awesome

[@setting-sun67]

I'm definitely going to memorize this and sing it at my choirs pop show.

[@rehansajid1106]

probably would be easier if you knew latin, it’s not that difficult to learn but it’s difficult to memorize

[@setting-sun67]

@@rehansajid1106 I know parts of it already and the pop shows in may sooooo

[@dataexpunged2827]

did you end up singing it?

[@olgagaming5544]

@@dataexpunged2827 we'll never know

[@chrissmith5961]

Did you?

[@joe_ita]

BELLISSIMA. E nemmeno traduco il commento, dato che penso debba passare un messaggio importantissimo: hai fatto colpo pure nella più bella provincia dell'Impero. Ti voglio bene.

[@Sir_Opus]

As someone who speaks english, spanish, french and portuguese, understanding this is just like understanding latin which is fun

[@kevinmalone6436]

Immagina se un italiano facesse questa cover con la cadenza autentica? Potrei sentirlo per ore

[@BelaCoxinha]

@@Sir_Opus então você sabe português?????????

[@joe_ita]

@@kevinmalone6436 lui non se l'è cavata affatto male (ha un po' di accento francese ma perché è del Canada se non ricordo male), però minchia, con l'accento italiano e la pronuncia classica sarebbe davvero da Grammy

[@thebagdit6082]

I speak Spanish and I'm Argentinian, I understand fairly well what you're saying haha

[@BenitoMussolini-sq9hq]

Tiktok? Covid-19? You must have hitted your head. Now get up, Ceaser called us to cross the Rubicon.

[@adalbertojose8368]

Alea Iacta Est

[@BenitoMussolini-sq9hq]

@@adalbertojose8368 ?

[@joaolemes8757]

@@BenitoMussolini-sq9hq the real mussolas saberia

[@usernsme]

Удивлен что это чудо собрало так мало просмотров. Я слушаю его третий день, оно вплетается в мое бытие и определенно станет маленькой частичкой моей жизни. Что это, сражаться за умирающую империю? Эйфория

[@sramtae5820]

depression is cancelled today boys ❤️

[@GleichUmDieEcke]

Reject modernity. Embrace Tradition.

[@jasonkorakas4203]

Hate to break it to ya but their traditions and their refusal to address systemic problems is what lead to the collapse of Rome…

[@GleichUmDieEcke]

@@jasonkorakas4203 Hate to break it to ya, but it's a meme. Don't take things so seriously.

[@stronensycharte64]

@@GleichUmDieEcke Who said it was a meme?...

[@GleichUmDieEcke]

​@@stronensycharte64 You're asking for a source citation on whether or not something is a meme?

[@Renexis]

@@GleichUmDieEcke its not meme... Reject modernity.

[@FRMJD1996]

First off, you and all of the people that you work with are absolutely incredible🤩 Also, Would you at all consider doing a song in Runasimi? Besides Renata Flores Rivera's covers, I know of only a few songs that have been translated. You of course don’t know me or owe me anything at all and it would not be an easy task, but on a personal note, it would mean a lot if you would at least consider it. Thank you and I hope you continue to make these wonderful covers😊

[@lynnxx9]

This cover hits way harder than the original.

[@oolooo]

Dreaming eternally of a Pan-Latin cultural and linguistic reunification .Filli Romæ , united .

[@rafaelglopezroman1110]

That would be France, Romania, Italian, Mediteranian Islands, Iberia, French Canada, most of West/Central Africa and basically all of Latin America. That would be simply massive, largest nation on earth, with near total control over the Atlantic Ocean, (if we beat the anglos we could declare *Oceanus Nostrum.* )Sadly the corruption in Latin America and Africa is going to be a huge deal breaker.

[@davidbenhazar1778]

But a kingdom that has once been destroyed can never come again into being, nor can the dead ever be brought back to life

[@anonpsude281]

@@davidbenhazar1778 >But a kingdom that has once been destroyed can never come again into being What's your basis to make such a claim? Just curious.

[@bungus_bongus]

@@rafaelglopezroman1110 Israel and China would like a word...

[@oolooo]

@@anonpsude281 You have some balls saying that with an Israeli flag

[@argentin2306]

It's weird yet cool that I got to recognise some latin words because my native language is spanish, which proves that my language is a direct descendant from Latin itself, awesome!

[@Sage-Sage717]

There is no need to prove anything it's a fact that the romance languages are direct descendants of Latin and it is very well known

[@ivoforivory7]

That's not a sign that You're/your language is from a Latin dynasty ☠️💀☠️💀☠️💀☠️

[@argentin2306]

@@ivoforivory7 what do you mean? Elaborate further

[@SulistaComunista]

​@@ivoforivory7but spanish really is a romance language (the group of languages that descend from latin)

[@ivoforivory7]

@@SulistaComunista was not talking about it being a romance language.

[@AkidaxSen]

it's another certified J A M

[@sauldemo666]

"How does it feel to be fighting for a dying empire?" "EUPHORIC..." WARHAMER 2000

[@reynir775]

This is bloody brilliant

[@zombiegone2073]

I thought I was ready but I was not, actually crying. This is what my years of classical Latin was for I guess

[@ariaa.9428]

I’ve waiting all day for this since I saw your post yesterday. Things have gone pretty bad, but coming back home, seeing this has released and finally listening to it truly gives me smile. Thank you guys so much and congrats for the banger. Have a good one, from Spain :з

[@johnteslov5870]

I like that the singing and the voice is actually good, sounds like somebody who knows how to sing, and how to sing in Latin specifically.

[@hamboharambe9982]

The empire broke before the legions did

[@chronicallyboredenby]

This is the greatest comment I’ve ever seen

[@dustonpage1280]

HELL YES. all bardcore songs in this channel immediately becomes a new earworm for me, so this is going to be awesome

[@arnetisco]

Oh yes, Little Dark Barbarian.

[@generaldererdnuss7946]

i imagine a Praefect standing on Guard in Pompeii when the Vesuv is breaking out and he sees his beloved Home get swallowed by the Lava.... sometimes we truly forget that all the People and civilizations that lived and died before us were alot like us today. They laughed, cried, loved someone etc... Thanks again for that really cool Cover :)

[@6635axel]

Increíble, ahora podré llorar más fuerte con: Little Dark Age (latín) - Roma XD

[@pablitoclavounclavito8052]

XD

[@10hawell]

Dude i was for unrelated reasons checking this song again and bam 2 hours ago you posted this, fuck me either it's synchronicity or i'm going insane

[@nightsplurge810]

This will go on to power many of my Rome II and Crusader Kings III playthroughs

[@marcosbravo9645]

Can you imagine going to ancient Rome during a crises like the fall of the Republic and singing and playing this alien relatable song?

[@meoff7602]

Bardcore needs to become a trend. Can't get enough.

[@chronicallyboredenby]

There once was a dream. A dream of Rome…

[@therealissacnewton]

Addicted to this song

[@madpig7120]

Can't wait to see all the montage

[@ezekielcabral4190]

Hi, long-time fan here. Your music in fact has immensely helped me study Classical Latin and Greek. I was wondering if you could please make a "Holding Out For A Hero" in accent greek.

[@rom_icon]

I've been listening for the last couple of days. Definitely, this is the best cover!

[@atmos1009]

Why is this not on spotify, I'm suffering without this on a playlist somewhere

[@Patrick_919]

Yes, ladies. This is what I like to listen to whenever I think about the Roman Empire at least several times a week.

[@notiamtesting]

My great grandfather who died few years back spoke latin accurately, and to this day I am still wishing he was still here to tell me stories when he was young.

[@masonburge7544]

Is there a version that's just the instrumentals? I fucking love them in this! The art, and the instruments here, mix perfectly in my opinion, and the singing is of course great, but, I'd love to hear just them ye olde strings on their own!

[@randallmokjialung3592]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6TUZ6Z_fNCFra8 here you go!

[@eddy_malouempereur_du_cong6536]

Goth : how it feel to rule a dying empire Aurelian:

[@bartekmostek4850]

Have you thought of doing songs in regional dialects alive today like catalan, basque, ligurian, lombard, venetian and kashubian?

[@joewhitmore6582]

And Breton

[@bartekmostek4850]

@@joewhitmore6582 I just named some off the top of my head ik there are more

[@CamdenKnightly]

@@bartekmostek4850 basque isn’t a regional dialect. It’s a full language, one of the only ones left from before the indoeuropean invasions/migrations

[@thaneofwhiterun3562]

Well, Basque isn't a dialect, it's a full blown Language.

[@bartekmostek4850]

@@thaneofwhiterun3562 ok ok I get it but I ain't changing it now

[@bungouyevsky]

others: I'm really curious about this and that singer's new single. me: **checking the miracle aligner's channel whether he uploaded another latin cover or not**

[@nichtengale]

Oh my god this actually works pretty fucking well

[@lennutrajektoor]

You know how epic this song is? It takes at least 2 listening, listening the original, and then realizing this is a timeless gem! Blown away! Bravo!

[@nedaraid3372]

"parva atra aetas" has such good alliteration that I can`t believe it was not intentional.

[@JakeBrook_]

WE MAKING IT OUT OF THE CLASSICAL ERA WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥💯🔥🔥

[@twizlerpacketz416]

This shit HITS DIFFERENT

[@thebetteralex2978]

i feel like this is what emperor nero listened to while watching rome burn

[@liammiller6247]

Ave the_miracle_aligner! Ave!

[@mikoajbiakowski4624]

My man Aligner just dropped a new miracle

[@michellebyrom6551]

well put Friend.

[@secondary1verril22]

*2 THOUSAND YEARS OF CONSTANT HUMAN EVOLUTION TO CREATE A HELLISH F-*

[@ElSisarone]

"If Rome falls, what will ever be saved?"

[@theaquaticbystander7750]

why is this so good, i can't stop listening to it. registering for a Latin class rn

[@OhLuckyWhy]

I've listened to this every single day for 4 months. Please make more like this.

[@charleswhitman8299]

Those strings! I love that sound, it sounds so ominous and haunting like you're on the edge of something. I love it!!

[@jamieleewelch3562]

My prayers have been answered I've waited so long

[@djytchannel9126]

Imagine if MGMT time travelled back to ancient rome to play this to the roman soldiers

[@chrisalex82]

"Bunum winum laetificat corp hominis" -french toktoker

[@lolsoutherndemocrats]

That's so cool. Thank you so much for uploading this!