Vocalist's First Reaction to Dimmu Borgir | Gateways (LIVE - FORCES OF THE NORTHERN NIGHT)

[@Roylevis]

Dimmu at Wacken - Mourning palace is a classic

[@DiogoMotta-ro9pm]

Yes 🤘🔥👊

[@Underournorthernstar]

Nah man the live kings of the carnival creation, ICS vortex vocals on that one is so insanely good

[@GlennBoB1969]

have been listening to these guys for years and even their albums without an orchestra are stunning to listen to. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@TwinkSlayer3000]

i get you bro. still to this day gateways gives me the exact same emotional response as you and its incredible every time.

[@jobeddpagan940]

Your reaction was exactly my reaction the first time i saw this masterpiece 👌🙌

[@sophieanderson1885]

That is much like how I felt during my first experience, although I had already been a fan before I watched their Forces of the Northern Night Tour. I love how in touch with your feelings you are and that you don't hide from them, which takes a lot of courage, especially with a KZbin channel. You're amazing, don't ever change! I look forward to watching more of your reactions.

[@TheCharlieSmithChannel]

Thank you so much Sophie. That means a lot. Enjoy the channel 😃

[@christinavtec]

Progenies of the great apocalypse live with orchestra must be your next and after that mourning palace too

[@tricitymorte1]

Dimmu Borgir brings a very, very big sound, that is equally powerful. Please, check out more of their stuff.

[@Dednixto]

Всё просто, они великолепны. В особенности группа Dimmu Borgir, которая звучит с 1995. Послушайте и посмотрите, другие выступления).Благодарю за реакцию)

[@mikethompson6128]

I’ve seen this a hundred times but I was crying when you were too! Haha, great stuff!

[@brittjannesath2539]

Epic are the right word to this masterpiece 😀🇳🇴

[@ophilianecr]

That was a perfect reaction. Im glad the bombastic soul of Symphonic Black Metal got you in the feels, as it should! Progenies of the Great Apocalypse is a grand, Dimmu Borgir classic you would love as well!! 🖤🤘☠️🤘🖤

[@Roller4x4]

Epica......any live performance will do 😊

[@djvirtudazo5027]

this performance was a beautiful art man..

[@MrRobyx1975]

Perfect reaction !!! 👌

[@Koronagarageracing]

imagine what kind of a mastermind Shagrath, lead singer and the composer is. This band is and has been one of the greatest of all time for me over 20 years now. Darkness from the north

[@Eirath]

When people say they don't understand black or death metal I've shown them this live version of Gateways, and they always drop their jaw. For more emotional metal, check out the vid for Darker Thoughts by Paradise Lost.

[@kathygeorge15]

Is reminds me of a Eurovision performance so utterly out there and theatric. Love the strings. Brilliant.

[@95_nishanraisulkarim62]

Dimmu borgir - Insight & catharsis next pleaseee!

[@MerzGow]

"Progenies of the Great Apocalypse" would be another great video from this set ("Forces of the Northern Night" DVD) that can be easily found on KZbin. Since you seem to have taken a liking for the style, if you want to go further listening to black metal, my advice would be to not get stuck with the "founding fathers" of the style (Burzum, Gorgoroth, Dark Throne), etc. Black metal goes way beyond this these days. You can check out the "Odium Nostrum" KZbin channel most popular videos to get a taste of what the style has to offer.

[@digitalmouse3314]

Also the lyrics are amazing and uplifting song as well, Dimmu is Metallica of Norway basically they perform often at their grammy's all the time as well. It's crazy that a Black Metal band is mainstream as they are really, no other black metal band are as mainstream as them they are really really good.

[@johnprior569]

Should definitely do Progenies Of The Great Apocalypse from Dimmu Borgir Also if you like Symphonic Metal you should check out Nightwish and Epica they are brilliant

[@Gorerupted]

If you want to see Dimmu Borgir at their peak, try their song The Insight and the Catharsis with their old bassplayer Vortex. They use now a whole choir or a keyboard for his parts.. just a whole bunch of people to replace one man with the voice of an angel.

[@di-sy]

Nice one 🤘🖤

[@bjhellstream]

Dimmu Borgir have had these symphonic elements on their records since the nineties! The wh😢ole show is available on dvd! Progenies of the Great Apocalypse or Kings of the Carnival Creation from the same show is my next suggestion. Or the music videos of Interdimensional Summit or Council of Wolf's and Snakes. In the latter there are video from the real Dimmu Borgir, a rock formation on Iceland. Dimmu Borgir means Misty Fortress in Icelandic.

[@steinovemjeldheim5132]

Dimmu=Dark Borgir =Castles Correct translation is "Dark Castles". (I'm not an expert in Icelandic myself, but I asked a friend of mine from Iceland. Which, by the way,is a strange, wonderful country.)

[@gundamgunpla4685]

Dimmu Borgir translates to Dark Cities or Dark Fortress. Great reaction :D

[@lasseiversen1815]

Great reaction. Nice to see you like this so much. Because it really is extraordinary. :) I love one of their newer songs called Council Of Wolfs and Snakes. :) You should check that one out. very special song.

[@marcoalaimo7681]

You need to react to "the serpentine offering" from Dimmu Borgir my friend... 😅😁

[@LorePlayingGames]

Glad you liked it. You should react to "Progenies of the Great Apocalypse" from Ozzfest 2004 or "Insight and Catharsis" live from Oslo or Wacken, when they still had ICS Vortex at bass and clean vocals. These will be a little rough because of their age, but Vortex vocals are incomparable and no choir will ever match them.

[@phdotsco]

Septicflesh Infernus Sinfonica MMXIX (Full Video) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGW4fqp8at98p9k You're welcome! 😎💛

[@joaorafaeldossantos4891]

SepticFlesh - Anubis (Live)

[@Dednixto]

Dimmu Dorgirодна из самый интеллектуальных групп в металле. А всё потому, что учились школе классики. Отдать должное вокалисту, под прозвишем Шаграт. Так петь, надо огромных усилий. Не удивительно что собрал целый оркестр. Считаю эту группу королями в блэк металле

[@kristiansavov6528]

🤘🤘🤘

[@PhilKay]

You need to do Mother North Live by satyricon

[@Rudi_Wolff]

Preferably the "Live at the Opera 2015" version.

[@emiltonramalho6468]

DB 🤘🤘🤘

[@nicolocaddeo804]

The best reaction I've ever seen to this piece of art! Tbh, in front of such a complex mixture and dozens of instruments the only face that makes sense to me if you're really paying attention to everything is a shocked one as yours. I can tell you're into the song and not even paying attention to the camera. Good one

[@davidwooderson97]

Skálmöld & Sinfóníuhljómsveit Íslands - Kvaðning has pretty much the same quality and production value (in my eyes the feeling of the whole concert is even better). But it's more viking- than black metal. If you look at the letters/spelling you can guess why it's way more underrated :P

[@Godless-Being]

Imagine being in that pit 💀

[@beast-dd5qo]

Agnethe from Djerv and Animal Alpha ❤

[@WhatDayIsItTrumpDay]

One of the two roots of Heavy Metal is Classical Music (the other being The Blues) and as you can see here that blending symphony orchestras with music as aggressive as Black Metal actually works really well, doesn't it? Metallica did their S&M albums, Accept also did a symphony backed concert if i recall, and of course several symphonic Metal groups have used full or partial symphonies before. Visions of Atlantis used one in their last couple of releases. Epica used one. Um, and i think Delain uses one as well. Nightwish might, but i'm not sure. Thoumas kinda does all that orchestra backing himself with his keyboard live or with pre-recorded backing tracks.

[@L4zySh4ky]

😂😂😂

[@joaorafaeldossantos4891]

Recomend this band Satyricon - Phoenix (Feat. Silvet Hølten) Live

[@SlavomirSihtric]

Orbit Culture!

[@DeathThrone001]

In another kind of music watch the vidéo and listen to this song entitled "жить" (it means "live"). It's a russian song with many singers (collaboration).You will be shocked (in the good sense of the word) ;-)

[@snail415]

Oh just you wait… Devin Townsend Project, Royal Albert Hall, performing Deadhead. It’ll change you. It’s that ridiculous.

[@project_vile7545]

the day black metal made a man cry lol dimmu is a amazing black metal band you should look into some other blackmetal bands look up gorgoroth there the most hated band in norway and there stage show are well will just out there oh and mayhem too theres alot of wild black metal bands out there

[@DexSaveDan]

So if you want a TTRPG to compliment this MORK BORG is your 1 stop shop! Go check it out!! Your reactions will be the same while reading it! You and your audience play TTRPGS right? RIGHT?!

[@butterfliesandmoths]

Not that it should be compared to this, but you should check out Opeth - Ghost of Perdition live at Red Rock Amphiteater.

[@matildasdaddy8012]

Try my dying bride the dreadful hours live

[@arkvoodle38]

Bruh u look shook

[@Rudi_Wolff]

10:01 "... who thought to put all of those elements together? An orchest, an orchestra, a choir and a black metal band."_ Dimmu Borgir isn't the first rock/metal band who performed with an orchestra and a choir. Apart from the fact that Deep Purple & Dream Theater started this trend, these bands did it too: • Metallica (🤮) • Satyricon - Live at the Opera (2015) • Skálmöld - & Sinfóníuhljómsveit Íslands (2013) • Therion _(constantly when live)_

[@alexdeforme]

Bro you want epic, watch Ghost Score Love by Nightwish

[@Shiva-_-]

Get out of here

[@blakeearl5276]

Charli, I love your channel and have enjoyed your reviews, Especially your response to the Choir at Temple Square out in Utah. I’m writing today to ask you to honestly compare your feelings as you listened to the choir’s renditions of Come Thou Fount, and the Battle Hymn of the Republic, and other songs to how you feel when you’re listening to this. The songs that the choir sing are inspired by the Holy Spirit and those listening are able to feel that spirit. What spirit is inspiring this music? I’ll leave that to you to decide and to those who read this post, but I tell you that I felt darkness and ugliness when I listened to this. Not all music is created equal.

[@rolsen1304]

The closer you get to the light the greater the shadow you cast.

[@notwokevikingrules401]

Dimmur borgir means dark cities it is icelandic