Runatal (Óðins Rune Song)

[@andanzza]

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[@andanzza]

I know that I hung on a windy tree nine long nights, wounded with a spear, dedicated to Odin, myself to myself, on that tree of which no man knows from where its roots run. No bread did they give me nor a drink from a horn, downwards I peered; I took up the runes, screaming I took them, then I fell back from there.

[@judielaw]

This is a real fusion of textures, earthy and tribal. A very powerful journey.

[@andanzza]

+Spirit Splice No didgeridoo, perhaps you referring to Jaw Harp, this instrument is found in many cultures throughout the world. These harps are handmade in Norway by Björgulv Straume.

[@stianfiskermann2919]

I got one since a kiddo. But where did it go? It was common, my grand father used it all the time in the summer, that and the more horrible instrument the "trekkspill"... ouff..

[@stianfiskermann2919]

Hey mate, I'm impressed by this. You surely know your material, I'm not sure where you're from, but I know many spaniards are in to this now. And no hollyw**d stuff, the real deal. 12/12! Could you please add the text up there? Also good thing you didn't reveal all our magic here too these christians! ;) We are all of Ask! You are all apart of the world tree Yggdrasil, like it or not! Veit ek, at ek hekk vindga meiði á nætr allar níu, geiri undaðr ok gefinn Óðni, sjalfr sjalfum mér, á þeim meiði, er manngi veit hvers af rótum renn. Veistu, hvé rísta skal? Veistu, hvé ráða skal? Veistu, hvé fáa skal? Veistu, hvé freista skal? Veistu, hvé biðja skal? Veistu, hvé blóta skal? Veistu, hvé senda skal? Veistu, hvé sóa skal?

[@tenchu65]

" Skrekkspill "

[@stianfiskermann2919]

tenchu65 HAHAHA! Så sant! Fyfaen når bestefattern(RIP) dro fram det faenskapet der ass.

[@markcash2]

I heard a hurdy-gurdy in there that might be what you are referring to. People unfamiliar with all the different sounds it can produce often mistake it for something else.

[@strigosandreas7217]

Wotan:Woden:Odinn:Odin would not have had to give his eye or sacrifice himself unto himself and be hung on Yggdrasil for 9 days in order to get an 'alphabet' he could already speak and had language prior to getting the Runes, the Runes are much more than 'just' an alphabet, He did those things in order to get the FULL wisdom to understand the Runes and see their power....

[@gearandalthefirst7027]

The Sight and the Speech. Definitely not *just* an alphabet

[@uknowngamer6948]

Debated whether he actually had to give an eye, as it isn’t mentioned in the old poems

[@Wsp1457]

@@uknowngamer6948 odin was the main trickter in the old norse, Loki himself is aldo debtaed to even exist for he was originaly called Lothur, odins blood brother, odin hoenir and lothur(loki) , the 3 and this is part of the elder edda as well

[@JacksonDunnoKnows]

I've been jamming this for a couple years,... Spread them.... They deserve more. They are amazing. Gebo, dagaz, fehu. Gift, of clarity, and financial prosperity.🍻

[@d3lange]

A very well composed and powerful song! Hail Óðin, the Allfather

[@leischner44]

Mitten ins Herz...Ich liebe diese Musik !!!

[@illegalexnl]

Amazing track, love the jaws harp being used in it!!!

[@clintonhamm4285]

I want to visit Scandinavia so bad.. my great grandparents were born and raised there and I'm stuck here in texas... help me...

[@marthadejarmy5986]

Hi Clinton were you live in Tx, ?

[@historyhunter5215]

Hey man,I'm 34 on the 8th of this month... left tx once by accident and came straight back lol.(we was in a boat). Chip in yo, I've wanted to go to Ireland as well..

[@odinstrom3989]

I am 8th generation Swedish-American but to be honest quite like living in Texas... it's sunny and hot here :)

[@PiracyandDumbbells]

I have Geman, Danish, and Swedish ancestry on my Mother's side. I too have to leave, I'm coming home. I have to go to Northeast Africa aswell, my Father is Somali.

[@jonatanlj747]

@@odinstrom3989 Why is your name Odin Ström if you're 8th generation Swedish-American? You're welcome in Sweden, but do understand that you're an American.

[@TheValknot]

I saw a comment about the Runes being an alphabet. The runes are actually translated into modern language as "Secret" or "whisper" they are used not only for divination but also for general gaining of knowledge. They are representations of positive/negative/chaotic and controlled chaotic energies. As an alphabet I do not think they are meant as letters but rather to tell portions of a story via different meanings and placements of the runes. Anyways this is a beautiful song I look forward to going through other posts.

[@TheHansen90]

+TheValknot They were also used as letters. Few graves have been found where big blocks of stones had runes as inscription for the deceased in the grave. Also recently some archeorligists had found small ancient pieces of wood with runes on them which - according to the runes as an alphabet - fits to be "grocery" lists :P I know this from studying religion at SDU and had Old Norse as a course. Sorry for bad English writing skills, it's a long time since last I had to explain something in English :/ :P

[@strigosandreas7217]

+Robbie Hoen in the Havamal it clearly states there is 'magic' in the Runes and serve many purposes. let me give you an example.....look at your bluetooth symbol on your smartphone or any device which has bluetooth, it is two Runes layered together to form one which then becomes a sigil, 'TPTB' understand this fully... bluetooth is actually 1) Berkano 2) Gebo look those two Runes up and see their meaning and you tell me how the global recognized symbol for bluetooth just so happens to be 2 Runes that have such meanings that they have and then think about the purpose of bluetooth...it is no coincidence as to how or why 'they' or 'whoever' developed or created bluetooth decided to use a Runic sigil for the purpose of creating a world known symbol like bluetooth. just trying to help people understand there is more to the Runes than just letters....

[@TheHansen90]

Strigos Andraious Interesting.. I never thought of that.. Here in Denmark we once had a king named Blåtand which means bluetooth. He was the one who "made Denmark a christian nation" - that is shown in runes on something we call Jellingestenen (Jellingstone) and that is supposed to be the symbol from when we went from norse "heathen" viking age to the christian middleage in the late 900's. So I have never given the bluetooth sign a closer look since I saw the name bluetooth as a very negative thing. So thank you for the extra knowledge :)

[@strigosandreas7217]

Valkyrie You are most welcome my kindred brother, I am tired of people making my heritage and ancestry be less than what it truly is. Another piece of information for you to ponder is another recent language discovery I have made in the area of etymology and it deals with 'latin' root language as we commonly reference when looking back to word origins.... Latin words: 1) gnosis 2) gnosticum 3) gnostic 4) amphibios The first three are latin and all meanings has to deal with knowledge....however they would not have been able to have those latin words without the much older root word of 'OS' the original knowledge, I am sure you understand 'OS' for you seem to be a smart fellow from what I gather...the OS is a Rune and basic meaning is wisdom/knowledge. Funny how modern man looks to latin for etymology but they fail to see the root to latin. As for the greek 'amphibios' they say it translates to (amphibians) however I feel the translation is incorrect, it should be 'amphibia' is amphibians and 'amphibios' would then translate to (one who has knowledge of amphibians)..I have more to share but I remain careful with what I let out. Since you have an appreciation for truth I do not mind. I have another earth shattering discovery to share that deals with Druids and their history. Very profound discovery I have made. I might share this with you....if I have peeked an interest.... Have a most excellent day!

[@TheHansen90]

I already knew what gnosis means :) But the rest is kind of news to me, but I'm very interested both in learning runes, ancient history and general etymology (I used to study 'the study of religions' at a university, but had to stop due to personal reasons, but I'm still very curious to learn more (just without the stress and exams :P ) Thank you, and have yourself a wonderful day :)

[@sophobezhiashvili2845]

very good music greetings from georgia საქართველო.

[@flyfly2060]

woouw so mistical music...grate!!!

[@MyHardSoul]

Прекрасная музыка, спасибо за релиз & From Russia with love =)

[@robertjohnston1339]

I would like to comment on the Celtic blood on Iceland . We are a culture belonging to Iceland ,just like the Vikings. Always remember both cousins. Slainte .

[@grotezakhooi]

mouthharp is cool :) awesome music .!

[@zaxio2012]

This song is just so amasing...

[@lovebaltazar4610]

the woman growling heard at 1:27 sounds just like something from The Witcher, and the creature with the horns and crows looks just like a Leshen from the witcher too!

[@marcjones2993]

That's Steven Flowers (aka Ed Thorsson) from his Rune Song cd. Great tune and I've been wondering if someone might use his recitation in this manner. The production of the cd is atrocious but we hear the added processing. I was in fact looking for the 18 Rune Charms in Old Icelandic... May have to figure it out myself. I memorized the Old Icelandic Rune Poem over the summer and may put some of that to music. One of those lines is how to send the runes. Chime in if you've a clue.

[@alexromero2025]

Genial!!! como todo lo que haces majo!!!!

[@tenchu65]

Likes this , my first name is Rune ,so , a bit self cozy indulgy wulgy here

[@rootedtogrowwny]

You have cool parents or a cool mum.

[@tenchu65]

It was one of the most popular names for boys in Norway in the 60`s..but thank You .

[@rootedtogrowwny]

Oh I learned I have a little Norwegian ancestry. I have always been obsessed with Norway. I tried to get over there when I lived in Finland but I was a teen living on my own and they (Rotary) would not allow it.

[@tenchu65]

Rotary would not allow it ? But you can go now ?

[@stianfiskermann2919]

tenchu65 about name there. I can confirm this I got many Runer ;) in my family too! So I can even your age! I won't though! Add range to be specfic. So can you with mine, but mine is not real though

[@stardecker1]

Ég er ekta víkingur og er stoltur af því. Ég veit að Við komum af norðmönnum, en við vorum þeim sem fóru og sóttum nýtt land. Við höfum hugrekki styrkleika og vonir...

[@stianfiskermann2919]

Við siglum núna hjá Bretlandi! How was that, my grammars are degrading. Reading easy, but it's like when you don't speak or write you forget. Erfið mál!

[@stianfiskermann2919]

gonna need cracking the books again actually

[@user-sq5mr8ut1o]

stardecker1 just an English comment passing through.

[@ksksks7392]

Þú ert rétt! Kveðja frá Þýskalandi og Hail Óðin

[@bompidump4591]

stardecker1 i actually understand theese words, i come from Norway soooo it's not so different

[@gustavodemira7416]

Very cool to see the similarities between ancient scandinavian, sami, uralic and ancient mongolian cultures.

[@Nicholas108108]

What similarities? I think you're mistaken. The ancient links between the Norse people and the Indian people however...

[@TigranAbgarjan]

+Nuclear Nic I think he meant the technique of Throat Singing, which you can also find among the mongolian and Inuit culture.

[@Nicholas108108]

Tigran Abgarjan Oh right. thanks

[@bdg200]

Saamí, Uralics, and Mongolians you are right have a lot of similarities, but the Scandinavians not so much, as the Saamí originated from Siberia and so did the Uralics, such as the Finnish, Estonians, Hungarians, and various Russian tribesman, and Mongolia is Turkic, not Turkish, but Turkic, which originated from Siberia but more closer to Mongolia and Kazakhstan or the Altaic Mountains, so the Uralics and Turkic peoples have similarities as their languages and culture are not the same, but history as showed they have been sorta like partners since they originated not so far from eachother, while the Scandinavians were one of the peoples that went from the Middle East into Europe instead of em coming the Middle East, to Asia, then to Europe, back in the migration period

[@gustavodemira7416]

Brandon Garvey Thanks!!

[@jimmyolsen9603]

tusen takker for dette bergen Norge !

[@TARANTULA2PATTES]

COOOL ce morceaux ça va plaire a mon poto !

[@mathildeaverty5593]

I realy love this song, it give me motivation to draw this time !

[@srjones8157]

Real good. Thank you.

[@julietteleon1609]

This is magnificient !

[@Moonpawsin]

Runes are a magical alphabet that Odin gave to humans.

[@sickofitall89]

+Cruse Schuster So many facepalms for that stupid thing you said.

[@Northern85Star]

+Cruse Schuster Fact? It's not even a theory, but a hypothesis - since the only "proof" is the similarity of some letters and the dating of the pieces of the different alphabets that we have found evidence off. Remember, Christians destroyed everything non-christian they found in germanic Europe after the conversion. That's why we have very, very few runic inscriptions from the pre-christian era - and lots of runic inscriptions mentioning christ from the transition period.

[@EyeSeeThruYou]

+Cruse Schuster No, it is not, so stop pretending otherwise. Change your name to "Cruse Shyster" if you're going to make such claims. All things did NOT, I repeat did NOT "originate in Rome." What an utterly ignorant thing to think, let alone state, as "fact." The Romans notoriously STOLE most of their knowledge from other cultures and then tinkered with it to rebrand it more to their liking. Jupiter is really Zeus, remember?? Very little did they originate themselves, and certainly NOT the runes. Please, go and study actual history instead of the slap-happy so-called "Roman historians" who wrote more armchair novels for entertainment than they ever wrote fact or truth about other cultures they encountered on their trips with military campaigns (and part of the reason is that they misinterpreted most of what they saw, and then made up their own interpretations and meanings - never finding out the true meanings of rituals, art or whatever it was they were seeing and hearing; the Romans weren't very good on the diplomatic front, and the same sort of egotistical assumptions were made by their later culture-murdering successors, the christians). Modern historians know well how the Roman "historians" exaggerated or made things up, often for the entertainment of their audiences back home who wanted to hear tall tales from other parts of the world to which they would never themselves go. The runes are not Mediterranean in origin, period.

[@Northern85Star]

***** We don't know, but they didn't come about - some of the runes were inspired from - other southern alphabets.. based on similarities alone between letters/runes alone, and not on their meaning

[@robbiehoen]

+Eva Ries If this is true, then it is very interesting and you should probably give some sources as all the sources state, and prove that the runes came from the mediteranean area and the norse language and religion came from india and mesapotamia. Also: To say that "christians" murdered cultures is very inacurate. Ancient germanic and norse peoples converted to christianity and did away with THEIR OWN religion. Plus, european christians aren't really that christian at all. All of our laws, values, traditions, celebrtations, etc, are still VERY much remnants of our ancient culture. The rules and values that are exclusively Christian are largely ignored by europeans. So we pretty much just changed some names around and atributed everything we were allready doing to a single god. but other then that, very little has changed. We still celebrate Yule, we just call it something else. We still value music and celebrate it together on a massive scale. (very much a germanic thing.) We still value storytelling on the same massive scale (also very much a germanic thing). Why do you think hollywood and the oscars are jamm packed full of germanic people? It's because that our germanic culture. In many other cultures like those based on the bible, and quran, those things are even forbidden? And if europeans were truely Christians, it would be forbidding here aswell. but in stead, we celebrate it. It's not gone, it just changed. We still follow the old justice systems aswell, we just pretend it's from the bible, even though the bible is wildly different then the rules we actually follow. Christians simply pretend everything is from the bible without having a clue what the bible actually says (like how we don't very much like to kill our own children if they are unruly, or murder women if they get raped. or murder people when they decide to follow a different religion, or murder relatives because they shamed us, or married someone from a different religion, etc. etc.). We still value wisdom and intelect over all else, wich goes against the middle eastern traditions of acting on emotion and getting revenge. The fact that our ancestors accepted Jezus Christ and ignored everything else in the bible is because Jezus Christ and some other holy men that follewed his teaching fit perfectly with the allready existing values of the old culture. If you read the bible, you'll notice how wildly different Jezus was to just about everyone else in the bible. He really seems to not fit in at all. Jezus acts more like an ancient germanic/norse, then the Arab he supposedly was.

[@NightmareCrab]

awesome stuff

[@stianfiskermann2919]

Soon one 1 million views, wow really went viral there OP :) I wonder how that happened ;)

[@mags6784]

This song came on as i was reading Beowulf

[@williamrhodes8059]

Maggie May Same here no kidding I'm on a playlist reading Beowulf on a 6 hour road trip to Georgia!!!

[@DeanAdventure]

My favorite story as a child. I read every version I could.

[@geoffreyg2789]

please what is the instrument at 2:50 ?

[@wolfyswisdom]

for anyone who wants the lyrics here is my best attempt( note I cant make some of the old Norse symbols) Veit ek, at hekk vindgameidi a naetr allar nfu, Geiri undar ok gefinn Oni, Sjalfr sjalfm mer A peim meidi, er mangi veit, Livers hanni af rotum renn Veiztu, live ri'sta skal, veiztu live ratSa skal Veiztu, live fa skal, veiztu live freista skal Veiztu, live bidja skal, veiztu, hve biota skal Veiztu live senda skal, veiztu hve soa skal

[@Fizzwizbizz]

amazing thank you

[@hansneuendorf5286]

+WolfysWisdom (WolfysWarcraftWisdom) ᚲᚾᛟᚹ ᚹᚺᚨᛏ ᛟᚢ ᛗᛖᚨᚾ᛫ ᛖᛁᛏ ᛖᚲ ᚨᛏ ᚺᛖᚲᚲ ᛁᚾᛞᚷᚨᛗᛖᛁᛞᛁ ᚨ ᚾᚨᛖᛏᚱ ᚨᛚᛚᚨᚱ ᚾᚠ

[@WillelmusAestus]

+EL SHADDAI I think she was talking about the *ð* and the *þ*, also the *æ*.

[@hakanalikaraer517]

+“RAPTOR ᚱᚨᛈᛏᛟᚱ ᛗᛖᛞᚢᛊᚨ” EL SHADDAI Is this Nordic runes? Isn't it interesting that they are similar to Turkish runes?

[@AlexSmith-kr5jd]

+Hakan Ali Karaer It is really interesting, I think it helps to show how much communication the Nords had with the world, through trade and such

[@Alagathevictor]

There are so much exposure of Greek mythology in movies and video games. I wish there were more based on Norse mythology. The next 300 movie should be viking!

[@bartczak06]

Alagathevictor Yeah something about the battle at Stamford Bridge and that bersrekr .

[@crazzybass7410]

Alagathevictor i am a greek man but i totally agree with you this would be epic

[@Alagathevictor]

***** Hollywood mocks whoever they want. Just look at how the persians are portrayed in 300 rise of an empire. I live in Denmark, and am of Norwegian descent, so my forefathers were Ase (gods) Tro (faith) = Asetro, way back, as well

[@cakedame]

***** I'm good as long as they don't give the vikings horns tbh, that's my biggest pet peeve.

[@mattleichty5276]

Alagathevictor I tend to think i want that too, but i know, especially for video games, these things would just completely ruin any real meaning that's in the lore and actual culture. I would however love to see these things, again especially video games, if they were done with historical and cultural accuracy, with the only exaggerations being maybe the scale of things.

[@hugolessard4462]

This is freaking good i want more!! is this song on an album or something?!

[@stianfiskermann2919]

Poster please moar! :) This rocks

[@hierroluy]

What is the instrument that comes in at 0:31?

[@MooSaidChicken]

Baromn Jews harp, or jaw harp.

[@hierroluy]

MooSaidChicken Thanks dude, i've been looking for this for months

[@MooSaidChicken]

Baromn Theyre fun little things, used to play around with them as a kid.

[@-gikah-oficial4579]

Can anybody tell me more about the figure in the video? It seems really familiar to me, but I can't remember where or when I've seen it

[@blooded4542]

man i love vikings

[@WillelmusAestus]

What's the instrument that starts at : 0:22 The one that sounds like a two knives scrubbed by each other...

[@andres_producer]

knives

[@WillelmusAestus]

+Andrés Campuzano Are you Italian?

[@andres_producer]

+Mark Anca I'm from Spain

[@WillelmusAestus]

ok

[@catalinsimionescu3495]

+Mark Anca probably knives

[@feliped.6716]

Esto es demasiado épico y genial. 🤩

[@mattiaswilhelmsson3992]

Hail Odin my only god on this earth

[@donjavisser7449]

yes you are rigte my frend hail oll off the gods from Norway

[@gerimer8537]

+Nationalist Animal Liberation Front it is the same belief but norway Has odin en Germans wodan. but it are the same gods. All hail the old belief!

[@mattiaswilhelmsson3992]

The germans was allso protected from odin,thor and freja we are the same peoples:)

[@mattiaswilhelmsson3992]

Have you not read the history of Odin my friend?

[@mattiaswilhelmsson3992]

My grandmother was from germany Braunsweig

[@xJohnMCTavishx]

How I can know the rune is be good for me? Is there any don't know how to say... Solution for this?

[@mikepeterson4061]

I love this thanks

[@mattiaswilhelmsson3992]

Seach for your souls if you really want to this special one,its pretty good

[@joseguedes.9623]

Nice very good bom pra caramba muy bueno

[@historyhunter5215]

Anyone else feel different listening to this?

[@RexKristoffer]

Vikings are cool, I hope they make the playoffs this year.

[@janhajahmad8678]

very beutiful

[@fibromyalgia09]

loved it ...He was a real chieftain

[@mistymusic8983]

Amazing:-):-):-):-)

[@djdonkeyface5451]

I absolutely love the music, but imo that artwork is the real star! Does anyone know the name of the piece/artist/have a link to it? I am in love with it!!!

[@gosiakulczak9452]

This is soo wonderful

[@kemalalp7357]

There is so much similarities between this sound and old turkish-shamanic rituel sounds. I think there is a connection with nordic culture with old asian-turkish culture. Amazing soundtrack btw.

[@ThuyGamer]

hail from Brazil

[@thekingdomcomedotcom]

good stuff

[@eleanorbaldwin-brown4702]

love this

[@williamrhodes8059]

Instrument at 3:42?

[@tomris8244]

İlham veriyor

[@bobloss9112]

Hhmm...can't find you on Pandora yet.

[@missizarmonias5010]

Wenn es etwas außer sterben gibt das ich tun kann... Meine Spur ist zu verfolgen und ich bin nicht behindert... Aber anders weil meine Ahnen Dinge fordern und manche nicht ertragen... Ich liebe vallaha auch wenn ich nur emotional danach empfinde. Im stillen Gedenken und adelsmutiger Tugend.

[@hexerhexer3577]

Hübsche Frau ich bin slawischen Abstammung ich Ehre meine Götter und Toten immer noch wie früher !

[@celticlion]

May I ask where you found a guide to Old Norse language? I am wanting to study it alongside my rune studies :).

[@NikaTheFoxDragon]

What instruments are all in this song?

[@petercsetneki8185]

Oðin and doromb with tárogató? And how is it????

[@mathiasandersen3401]

So....which futhark is it about? Elder futhark? Younger futhark? The Futhorc(ic) the Prototype to the younger? medieval futhark? i mean....which one?

[@MarcosCunha43]

MUITO BOM !!!!!!!

[@omarr.dasilva9530]

Marcos Cunha valeu mesmo.

[@MooSaidChicken]

Lines 138 and 144 from the Havamal Veit ek at ek hekk vindga meiði á nætr allar níu geiri undaðr ok gefinn Óðni sjálfr sjálfum mér á þeim meiði er manngi veit hvers hann af rótum renn I know that I hung upon a windy tree for nine whole nights, wounded with a spear and given to Othinn, myself to myself for me; on that tree I knew nothing of what kind of roots it came from. Veiztu hvé rísta skal? Veiztu hvé ráða skal? Veiztu hvé fá skal? Veiztu hvé freista skal? Veiztu hvé biðja skal? Veiztu hvé blóta skal? Veiztu hvé senda skal? Veiztu hvé sóa skal? Do you know how you must cut [them]? Do you know how you must interpret? Do you know how you must colour? Do you know how you must try? Do you know how you must invoke? Do you know how you must sacrifice? Do you know how you must send? Do you know how you must kill?

[@frederikcrojas2295]

Friend name of this song does not leave me

[@Mark-jo3jm]

I remember when I first found this song it had like 600 views

[@Cammanderkill]

Whats the creature in the picture?

[@thor-godofthunder4398]

What kind of instrument is that? The one that sounds a bit like a jaw harp

[@lottalarsson5766]

Yes it is jaw harp

[@shirleyryanna]

good

[@shiftaiignmoving4588]

Lyrics for the chant?

[@Northern85Star]

+KIM Fitness and Spirit You'll find them in Hávamál - the section where Odin talks about the runes ("I know that i hang for nine days and nine nights from the three of which no one knows where it's roots run" and "Do you know how to write them? Do you know how to read them? Do you know".. etc). Don't recall the exact stanza.

[@shiftaiignmoving4588]

Thank you, I didn't recognize it from english translation. Thank you.

[@talhafarooq6813]

vikings S2 E6 - can someone find me the flute at 24:00 - 25:00 when that girl dances?

[@janhajahmad8678]

whats the meaning of the title please

[@GThug94]

how you call that thing in the picture ?

[@SYMBIOTEDINOSAUR]

+Thakon The Greek I know of a creature that looks like that but it's from native american lore.

[@hansneuendorf5286]

+Thakon The Greek It is Krampus

[@SYMBIOTEDINOSAUR]

yes.

[@GThug94]

+SYMBIOTE DINOSAUR ty

[@WillelmusAestus]

+Thakon The Greek Its Odin!! It is obsvious to be odin in the picture for a song about him... And plus, there are two ravens there, which symbolize odin!

[@kevinbladada1791]

Praise the father.

[@AoWgoldsteel]

Do you play all the instruments or use a computer for some of them?

[@xanxann4872]

!!!!! Wowww

[@danielthompson6207]

+Thor-God of Thunder It is a jaw harp, that's a pretty common folk instrument nowadays

[@cahendra]

Is Crom Crauch returning?

[@NotOnlySelfLover]

The being at the picture looks like a tree Cthulhu :D

[@nimrod4463]

Who made this song? Does this creator has more songs to offer like this one ?

[@andanzza]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnLbgGmNe5Z7i7M

[@nimrod4463]

More! I need more! hahahaha (Crazed look)

[@microbiosystems3733]

At the beginning it sounds like the mongolian horde with their throat singing, pretty unique though.

[@AdAstra34]

Thought the same!!

[@amplus3721]

رائع !

[@crazygiraffe6190]

idk what there saying but I feel like I know the songs all my life

[@stianfiskermann2919]

It's because it's in your blood

[@crazygiraffe6190]

Really

[@crazygiraffe6190]

stian fiskermann sweeet

[@stianfiskermann2919]

sharissa king Turkey on the other hand, is a sad story these days... It's not looking good for them. Edrogan he banned Christmas, the fanatic. *Sigh...* From Atatürk to this...

[@magnuschristianssen8999]

I fear he'll do more too. If this guy is a Hitler type that is going to scapegoat Christians then perhaps the Christians in Turkey are going to have to try to immigrate to Greece or Bulgaria

[@T3slaCoil3d]

I drum with this song, and then I leave myself behind drumming. There is an audio sigil hidden in the beat.

[@Herknungr]

I really love this song, can I use this for my 24/7 stream as long as I credit you?

[@andanzza]

Yes! Thank you!

[@Herknungr]

@@andanzza That's okay, it's monetised as well. Would that be fine?

[@MrRobsworld6]

Wow, that is an excellent use of the jaw harp. How do you get those high notes?

[@Olivere118]

MrRobsworld6 My guess is that most of this is possibly music or ambience created on the computer.

[@eggeregged]

MrRobsworld6 I think they're inhaling while playing the instrument. There might some guide somewhere

[@heberthorspiel7831]

Where is this artwork from?

[@MrErgunturk]

I love Swedish songs and people

[@uknowngamer6948]

This is more norwegian

[@charliemashara477]

Personally, I think this should only be performed in when in great need. Odin himself may show up. I am not sure what's going to happen if that does.

[@leylayorulmaz6665]

Sevgilerimle 🌹💜❤️❤️❤️❤️💜🌹🌟🌟🌟🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁🧡🧡🧡🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺💙💙💙💙🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜❤️❤️💜💜

[@mattiaswilhelmsson3992]

You love it i hope

[@shawn2529]

I wish you put this on nexus mods Skyrim both versions.

[@AndrewBuchen]

Mouth harp is funny, don't think the Vikings used that, I can envision them sitting toothless on the front porch playing the wash tub etc. Still cool sounding.

[@leliocunha3540]

It's a pity I don't speak a word in Norse (either old or modern), but the song is gorgeous.

[@uknowngamer6948]

Modern Norse? If u mean the Nordic languages then ok

[@elchin571]

My soul is a Vikings soul.

[@scottthomasshellphd3059]

Is that seriously Edred's voice in the background...? Hmmm....

[@scottsanett]

The music is great though the pronunciation of Old Norse is a little bit crooked.