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  • De France........Bravo

  • I was born in scotland, but when I visited Norway, it was like I've been there before and I had even lived there before and listening to wardruna reminds me of my visit.

  • I get strange feelings when I listen to Wardruna that I cannot explain. It's defiantly not a bad feeling, it's sorta a peaceful feeling. I can feel it in my chest.

  • Let's stop with the argument about ancestry for now. I came here to enjoy this beautiful music. I feel at peace now, as should you. No need for quibbling!

  • Good band. If you are further interested in this kind of culture, be sure to check out my channel.

  • Ancestry does not define a person to believe such a thing is idiotic.

  • this is the kind of music you would hear if you go to some Hindu temple. It's very interesting to find some similarity between two completely distinct cultures.....

  • @GraysonDean1990 They are much more similar than people think.

  • @GraysonDean1990 well I'm not so sure about that :-) this song is so mystical and dark. I like to listen to it when I was in the forest...

  • @de1andeki actually, i grew up in India. that's why I was able to draw this comparison. On top that, if you compare the Norwegian mythology w/ ancient Indian believes, you can find a lot in common.

    But, I agree w/ you. I haven't heard anything this good in a long while.

  • @GorilusManguilus Agreed.

  • I'm surprised none mentioned that both who you are and ancestry define a person. Basically I believe a person is defined by its character only, but the character itself is highly influenced by ancestry and the environment in which the person grew up.

    Therefore, both are required to fully define a person.

  • I have ancestors in Russia, Germany and Italy but this music makes me feel I belong somewhere to the Norweigan region ... strange ... there's no music I like more than this.

  • I love this group

  • Apparently my 1/8th Cherokee joke wasn't firmly grasped by some. To be clear, I do not believe that, however, it seems that nearly everybody you meet enjoys claiming that they share blood with the ancient Whateverthehell tribe. More is the pity that I have to cover my previous comment, at sarcasm loses something when forced an explanation.

    I do not apologize for failing to accept defining ancestry. It's a laughable claim that reeks too much of "sins of the father."

  • It's not your ancestry that defines you, it's who you are as a person; how you behave. I am very proud of my half Norwegian heritage, though.

  • @aarongtr180 Ofcourse ancestry defines you. I guess you are American or something

  • @Thrillseeker666 You should never let anyone define you but yourself; otherwise, you're just as bad as the teenagers that worship pop culture. There is nothing honorable about being a sheep. Our ancestors followed their own paths, so why can't you?

  • @Thrillseeker666 It's more about what culture you feel a pull towards, which we all realise once we stop trying to "love everything".

    Saying that, I believe that depending on your lineage, you'll be pulled toward a certain culture naturally.

  • @Thrillseeker666 I am American. I was born in Oklahoma. I am Scandanavian. When I hear this I feel ice and walking. Lame joke imo

  • @Thrillseeker666 I guess you're not very smart or something. Ancestry means nothing. How can something other people have done, define you, merely because you share heritage? It can't. If one of your forefathers shot up a pre - school... Does that mean it defines you as a pre - school shooter too?

    I would think not. All humans are the same, ancestry matters not... I am proud to be Norsk, however I do not let it define me. Why restrict yourself? That's what Black Metal is about. Open mind, friend

  • @EraOfBloodtv well said i was about to say something similar to that guy but it seems you got it covered

  • @aarongtr180

    Ich bin als  Sohn italienischer Emigranten in der Schweiz aufgewachsen.Ich finde euer endloses Gequassel über euer nordisches "Ahnenerbe" ziemlich daneben. Schreibt doch mal etwas über die Musik der Wardruna, anstatt über eure Gefühlchen. Nichts für ungut. 19 Marchi55

  • @19Marchi55 I wasn't babbling endlessly about anything. All I said was that I was proud of my Norwegian heritage, and I only said it once. But yes, I do love Wardruna's music.

  • Is there a problem when I have to go to the bathroom and I get thirsty after I hear this song?

  • It's sad that all these songs gets raging kids arguing about diffrent things, just enjoy the music and stfu.

  • I just bought the album... Great music... Just a few weeks waiting for delivery... :D

  • beautiful music.almost as good as black metal ;)

  • One must remember that evolution has stopped for humans in the modern society, since everyone survives deseases and hard times. This means that all the different human races will mix, and become one that will be less adaptable to all the different climates on the earth. Therefore I think it would be a good idea to prohibit that different races get children with each other. If we let the mix continue, the humanity will suffer from a poorly adapted race for the rest of our future.

  • @BygdeNord That's patently wrong and not in line with the theory of evolution. Evolution continues to this day. Also there's a built-in safety in our system, if competition doesn't work, disease will. A huge amount of people will simply perish during the next plague, the few that remain will repopulate from scratch. Genetic variety is the key to survival for the species.

  • @abkalmo The evolution caused by desease in terms of plagues etc, does not make humans adapted to normal living, which really is all that matters. If only a few remain after a major plague, they will still be as adapted to normal life as their ancestors. Also, the genetic variety will be less if only a few people remains. In old times, nations mixed very slowly, which led to local mutations having a huge influence on the genetic variety from place to place, but this is not the case today.

  • @BygdeNord No, evolution leads to selection [of traits] changing the very nature of those that survive. The fact that they survived might be because of a genetic trait or feature, this variation will then quickly become dominant in the remaining population. Their ability to adapt is what will define them, they will not be like their ancestors.

    The genetic variety will be cause for concern, however that is where exchange, mutation and natural selection [again] comes in to play.

  • @abkalmo If we are hit by a major plague, and only a few remain, they will still carry the knowledge and technologies of their ancestors forth, which leads to everyone surviving. This will further lead to no adaptation, since everyone survives anyway, and even though the survivors choose their partners by their traits, the ones with "worse traits" will still get their offsprings, who will mix with the ones with "good traits" eventually, and lead to a mixed race once more.

  • @Valholm

    Do not make assumptions about my beliefs; I do not believe in an afterlife. So saying I believe what I believe because I fear death is asinine at best. Nor do I see gods as bearded men who ride through the sky. Rationalists can be spiritual too.

    Do YouTube a favor and do your research before wasting everyone else's time. -_-

    Also...if you wish to be taken seriously, I suggest you pay attention the next time your English teacher corrects you on grammar. You might learn something. Enjoy

  • Funny how every American is 1/8 cherokee. Your blood lines don't define you, nor does your ancestry. Define yourself or you're just pissing in the wind.

  • @275Ranger275 Ofcouse your kinship define you

  • @Thrillseeker666 Then it is strange:

    Kinship only defines you when you are aware of it, yet it is in your genes that it SHOULD define you even before you are aware of it, right?

    I believe that we define ourselves, since we are able to choose wich "kinships" to show off etc. and wich to hide. :)

  • @Thrillseeker666 All that diluted blood over in the US that makes them people think they were German or Irish or anything but American really... I find it pathetic. Not after so many generations, they are not.

  • @Peikko Sorry to disappoint you dude but i'm an american and i'm made up of (in order of amount) English, Scottish, German & Irish and a tad bit is unknown. I'd say as far as regional purity i'm doing ok.

    For climatic adaptation i'm pretty well geared for cold rainy northern forests. I'm in the northwestern US and always wish i could move farther north.

    Although i agree to a point, if a person's family moved all over and has all kinds of different ancestry... well they're just a mutt.

  • @275Ranger275 i think you're wrong that american is "1/8 cherokee" as u say. when you say "your blood lines don't define you, nor does your ancestry" you are saying that the roots dont matter. u dont understand. the roots are eternal, the roots grow before, are first, and create us, all of us. the roots matter more than us. all heritages are great just as the roots of all trees are great.

  • @275Ranger275

    EVERY American is 1/8 Cherokee? Really? I'd love to see the evidence for this.

  • @275Ranger275 You must be very ashamed of your "blood line and ancestry" to say something like that.

  • @KnifeNut88 you completely missed the point. let's say, your ancestors were great people who achieved alot, sure, it's good to acknowledge and respect them for that. However, all of this was done before you were born, you yourself contributed nothing to those achievements, so trying to gain reflected glory through association to them having descended from them makes you no better a person. You need to achieve something yourself to be a good person, not just be descended from good people.

  • @rabbitspliff whatever, if you come from a people that have achieved next to nothing you have less to be proud of and you are less capable. Not every race can put men on the moon.

  • @275Ranger275 Sorry pal but not every American is mixed, did you pull that stat from your ass?

  • @275Ranger275 This, though it is good to know your bloodline, know who came before you and strive to surpass their achievements and in turn, give your children new achievements to surpass. No cherokee in this lad, just Irish, Swiss, and Austrian.

  • @275Ranger275 lol. Americans and their fascination with their "native" blood... Such a pity.

  • @275Ranger275 It's "in" to be 1/32000th "native American," takes the stigma off being born an "evil white man." Typically pathetic American idiocy.

  • @TheEternalTriumphant Typical? Have you ever been to America or just become a genius sitting in front of your computer screen?

  • @TwoCows23 Successful comment but definitely one of the stupidest comments I've ever heard.

  • I love this song!!!! Im proud of my norse,aztec,and cheyenne heritage. I may be "southern" but i stay true to my roots!

  • I am a Christian, and i am proud of my Norse heritage, i wish not to figh with my fellow brethren, but to stand together agaist all oppression, which is our governments. Please brothers and sisters, we need to shut the fuck up, and join together.

  • I love this song...it reminds me of both my Norwegian/Norse-Gaelic heritage and my Cherokee/Mohawk heritage... :)

    The pagans/shamans/heathens of the earth should stand together against the radical Christians and Muslims, not fight amongst ourselves...We all have a common goal, do we not? The preservation of the old ways of our ancestors and the freedom to practice them without having monotheism forced upon us...right?

    Hail from America, good health to you all. ^_^

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  • southerners? stfu you're ignorant as fuck

  • not really relavent, but how do i get this picture? It's awsome

  • Wodan heerst.

  • What a beautifull pic, it hypnotizes me.

  • I like Gorgoroth. I love Wardruna. Hail goat horns!

  • I love this music - for me it's magic.....and for many of us pagan Northern Europeans this is the link to the other world.............our pagan Gods rising before us......mists and legends............wonderful !

  • @NorthWindBlowingCold I could say it better myself. Musik från gudarna!

  • Fucking beautiful.

  • Livets gang. Lev livet! Kjenn livet! Elsk livet!

  • I'd like to make a public apology for the existence of America, and all of its citizens.

  • @chiggy9 LoL wtf????????

  • This music leads me back to the roots of my spirituality. But well if Europe doesnt need a thing then its still more american influence. More of their respectless, arrogant behavior... and i really feel sorry for those who are that stupid and blindfolded to move there...

  • Twocows, you are an idiot, yes this is great music, but there are many great american bands as well. Just because our culture isn't like this doesnt make our music suck. Clearly you know nothing about music if you narrow it down to norwegian folk. Thing of the great american classical composers, how about metal bands like Between The Buried and Me or Necrophagist, how about classic rock like Led Zeppelin or ska like sublime, nope, you are narrow minded as fuck

  • No kjem vi! Vill dykk sjå`Skremde? Vi skal handsame dykk greit. Nett slik dykk vil at oss vert handsama. Hovudet av!

  • oi havna nesten i transe, hehe

  • This music says it all, this is my music !

  • This music is the freedom of the Aryan soul, the sound of ancient peoples. Thank you, Wardruna. 

  • i hate how i cannot enjoy nice solitude in nature with tunes like this without having people, houses, buildings, etc within at least a few miles. im going to have to travel.

  • @EerieWinter

    I agree. I work out west over the summers and you can truly find some solitude in nature there. Sitting in a rain forest in Alaska, listening to a salmon stream; watching the sunset from inside a mountain basin with only the people I traveled there with. It's freeing. But when I'm home... even hiking in the White Mountains I see far too many people. There aren't enough conservation lands, so everyone flocks to the few that exist in the eastern US.

  • Stuff like this makes me proud to be a pagan... Though I have never set foot in Norway (yet), I can feel the longing my Great-grandfather Emil must have felt when he left Lillestrøm. Someday I will go there and see his home town... perhaps if I can coax a beer or mead recipe while I'm there from a local...

  • @molan1998oif i think you'll be disappointed :<

    i do encourage you to come see norway tho, but go a little deeper than lillestrøm ;)

  • @panzerveps Oh, definitely, I think Lillestrøm would just have to be my first destination to see where my Great-grandfather lived, but I'll have to stay a while and go out into the countryside. Perhaps if I have the time for it when I do go, I would like to travel around for a few months.

  • This is how much God loved the world: He gave his Son, his one and only Son. And this is why: so that no one need be destroyed; by believing in him, anyone can have a whole and lasting life. God didn't go to all the trouble of sending his Son merely to point an accusing finger, telling the world how bad it was. He came to help, to put the world right again. Anyone who trusts in him is acquitted; anyone who refuses to trust him has long since been under the death sentence without knowing it

  • @mikeperkins72 He taught us respect not ignorance. Never forget that.

    And now please stop discussing and enjoy the music.

    Peace be with you all.

  • @mikeperkins72 We'll see about that. This music is Norwegian pagan, not 'Christian Rock,' go to a stellar kart video for that.

  • Don't comment it people, its nothing to add. Just listen.

  • VALLAHALLA RISE AGAIN!!!!

  • So eh what are they singing anyone a clue? =)

  • @diekerel - Kvitrafn is singing in Old Norse.

  • THIS is what real music sounds like!!

  • goldeanina: To be gay isnt a bad thing in "Àsatru" or Old Norse community ;)

    Its a christian thing to look "down" on gays.

  • unfortunately not only Christianity :(

  • @kwolds

    How do you know this? What Tacitus tell us might actually indicate the opposite. He tells us that those who have commited perversal acts was thrown in swamps to die. Archaeologists have encountered some findings in these swamps; usually TWO MEN. Not Absolute evidence... but you can't look pass the chance of this beeing two homosexuals.

  • @goldeanina dude gross are u a christian?

  • @dmaavaisd being a christian isnt necessarily bad. its what you do. some of my best friends are christians and a lot of dicks i hate are too. but the people that i know hate christianity today cuz they hav lost sight.

  • durrrrrr you are retarded

  • The message of metal, if any confusion (about the whole Gaahl homosexual thing): Be who and what you want to be, stand firm by it and fight for it if needed!

  • it doesnt matter , goddamn, music is where its at today because everyone reads into the ideological aspect of it way to much... goddamn

  • Dude, you nreally dont get what metal is all about

  • I concur with you haha!

  • @TwoCows23 Creationism didn't originate in America.

  • @TheHDaleLibertarian That's where it took root, though.

  • @TwoCows23 im a southerner asshole. southerners arent stupid. they may sound stupid by the way some of them talk but i assure that i among others are not unedjucated and i take offense to that. i like that you like the music but dont dog on other regions of your own damn country. i am a viking afterall none the less

  • @icancount2qbakwd I hope you're aware that I mean the Bible-thumping, Stars-and-Bars waving insane Southerners. I know there's smart Southerners. Like Thomas Harris. I like him.

  • @TwoCows23 America has another countries, speak for your USA shit.

  • @felipeahura HATERS GONNA HATE

  • @TwoCows23

    Fuck you, if it wasnt for you stupid fucking northerners, we would be living in the shithole we live in now....and so do you believe that we were created out of nothing?? fuck off, its you retarded northerners without the fucking minds, on behalf of all americans, i apologize for alot of our stupidity, like this deuche bag

  • @kalebder As of this moment, there are some twenty five people who disagree with you. Maybe more.

  • @TwoCows23

    As of this moment, Kalebder does not give a flying fuck.

  • @TwoCows23 Don't forget about the arrogant Eastern coast folks and the Hollywood BS of So. Cal. as well.

  • @TwoCows23 Pagan music in America would be closely tied to the Native American tribes, which we successfully commited genocide on. It has nothing to do with northerners vs southerners, it's a national atrocity.

  • @TwoCows23 Since when is creationism American. Dumb ass, try the Roman Empire (Italy) and England. There is a mass Viking population in America. Just like Italians and English. Do whatever you want in America. Just do it in your house and do not hurt anyone else. The Constitution gave the most free government ever. Norse civilization was too small and spread out to need democracy. But they were not anarchists. Odin demands order out of the chaos.

  • amerikanen hebben de band met hun oorspronkelijke culturen verloren , en zelf de paar goed ingelichte onder hun kunnen het niet meer écht snappen omdat ze in een andere omgeving opgegroeid zijn

    alhoewel er overal wel uitzonderingen zijn

    most americans lost their bond with their native cultures and even those who are well informed can't completely understand because you grew up in another culture ,

    although I think exceptions can be found everywhere.

  • @TwoCows23 I've met just as many uneducated, pseudo-intellectual, left leaning, twats too...watch your generalizations.

  • @TwoCows23 what you sayin bout southerners? im southern and i love this music.

  • @DurhamRebel I know there's smart Southerners. Bill Hicks was from the South after all.

    It's just that most of them moved North.

  • @TwoCows23 Apology very much accepted.

  • @TwoCows23 wow your so smart calling all people from the south stupid yet its the northern people who are holding us back. and how can you blame them for not hving this kind of music when its not thier culture, continent, religion, or even in the same 800 year gap beatween the two idiot

  • @TwoCows23 This is probably the dumbest comment to make on a video about Vikings who believed that the world was created by the gods. Vikings, Christian and pagan, believed the Earth and its creatures were made.

  • @TwoCows23 Actually my band mixes Baroque, Romantic, Classical, Blues, and Viking Tribal sounds like this into our Viking Metal style.......I like it to sound more like my Heritage Angelo Saxon and Norwegian.....I add Odinism and Asatru into it that sorta stuff death grunts and melodic vocals as well we are called Garmr and we hail from Maryland we are still in the writing process I am working on a five piece song called Ra'n Heart.........I guess it took a neo classical guitarist - me to do it.

  • @TwoCows23 ....stfu....Why would you apologize for creationism on behalf of all Americans when the majority of the world believes in some form of creationism....Dont insult your own country so you can kiss the asses of some Scandinavians.

  • @buttlord123 Wow, that is just pathetic. Do you even know what creationism is? I think maybe you're thinking of a creation myth in general. Those are perfectly cool. Creationism is something else entirely.

  • @TwoCows23 ...Idiot.. Creationism is the religious belief that the earth, humanity, life, and the universe are all the creation of a supernatural being "God"....The word Creationism doesn't just apply to the Americans that deny evolution etc.. It applies to Islam, Judaism, and Hinduism as well, they also believe that their "Gods" created the universe as it is today and also deny evolution etc..

    Btw, I live in Texas and you can walk into any fuckin music store and buy this CD.

  • @buttlord123 That is what we call a "CREATION MYTH". THEY ARE TWO COMPLETELY DIFFERENT CONCEPTS YOU JACKASS.

    Do yourself a favor: go to Wikipedia (and don't nitpick and say that Wikipedia lies. It doesn't.). Look up "creationism". Then look up "creation myth".

    TWO. DIFFERENT. FUCKING. THINGS.

  • lol ok..you are wrong, but calm down little bitch...Like I said before Creationism refers to a WIDE range of beliefs, not just American Christianity!....You have already been corrected by several people in the comments below..But, this is all coming from a person that gets all his info from Wikipedia...go figure. lol

  • @buttlord123 Yeah, because Wikipedia actually, you know, cites its sources.

    I suppose this is an argument over semantics though. Look dude, when people nowadays talk about creationism, they mean fundamentalist Christian creationism. I admit that I was kinda quick to judge your response, and, well, I *was* flat-out wrong, but apparently there's forty one people who agree with me. Because those forty one people know it's Christian creationism.

  • @TwoCows23 ...glad you can admit when you were wrong...but 90% of those thumbs up are from various Europeans that hate Americans and will thumb up any comment that insults Americans in anyway, trust me dude..But to say that we dont have this music in the US because of stupid southerners and christian creationists is ridiculous...Go to your local Barnes and Noble and pick up this CD.

  • @TwoCows23 anyone can change what is on wikipedia

  • @EuroAmerican100 Then the change is noticed, flagged, and fixed. They site their sources, dude.

  • @TwoCows23 god your dumb as hell

  • @TwoCows23 its the fucking Popes fault

  • @Daermun For creationism? Uh... Catholicism actually supports evolution.

  • @TwoCows23 so catholicism doesn't support the bible that is the source of its religion....hmm

  • @Daermun Hey, way to take a massive and multifaceted religion and judge it by a tiny group of wackos. By that same logic, Gaahl and all the others are hypocrites for following Norse religion because they're not out raiding English farms.

  • @TwoCows23 No, in actuality it's more like saying that Gaahl and the others are hypocrites because thy Do not believe in Wodan and the old gods, which is not what I said. Raiding is not a religious tenet. Your example is more like saying if you don't molest children your not catholic.

    And at no point did I judge a "multifaceted religion" by any small group of wackos?

  • @Daermun I'm just saying bro. The majority of Christians in the world see Genesis as an allegory and not as historical fact. Only fundamentalists say it actually happened, and they're a minority everywhere.

  • @TwoCows23 shockingly the comment which started this where i said blame the pope not americans was a joke anyway so i really dont care lol. I just think its stupid he said blame americans for creationism when its just a bunch of morons who believe in it.

  • @TwoCows23 lol and I see that the guy is you haha

  • @Daermun Yeah, I getcha. Just the same, creationism is pretty much limited to the countries consisting of a whole lot of nothing wedged between coastal cities. Like Australia, South Africa, and, of course, America.

  • @TwoCows23 Dude lol you have this kind of "stuff"... True Americans are the Natives not you... And don't blame the Southerns because though im not a big fan of they're music i admit that is very typical...

  • @TwoCows23 Because you do not have the norse mythology, the pagan roots, the old culture and history to inspire you Americans, no nothing.

  • @Pagnah But we do have baseball!

  • @TwoCows23 As I said, nothing :P

  • @TwoCows23 I know you said this a long time ago but it's fucking brilliant; PS Native America still exists and they have some amazing music! :D

  • @djwaglmuffin It's my most successful comment, and I actually feel kinda proud of it.

  • @TwoCows23 thank you for your honesty

  • @TwoCows23 Now its all with the stupid Rap music and that Spanish music really sucks and sounds annoying as hell!

  • @newjersey02 I highly agree with you there...how anyone can listen to that garbage is beyond me. Plus it's a total lack of intellect in that form of "music"....this is thought provoking and intelligent.

  • great song. not to loud, just moving me into sea.

  • It takes me back to my real ancestors, and represents a important part of me. The true norwegian roots before we got abused by christianity.

  • @ th3Bl00dfu3l3d

    What's wrong with you idiot? He can make all kind of music if he wants. He doesn't need to listen "true metalhead" retards.

  • @th3BI00dfu313d, dude shut the fuck up. you cant honestly sit there and say that...you have to be a nigger or something to say that it just blows my mind.

  • It's all composed and written by Kvitrafn.

  • Amazing music, feels like not really from this world, kinda magic.

  • this type of music is very good for me.

  • I have been listening to much of this music now, if you could call it much for it has only been a few songs worth of listening, and I love it.

  • I absolutely adore this music. Though I though I dont think Warduna is one of Gaahl's projects.

  • it's Kvitrafn's project, he was the blond headed drummer in Gorgoroth for a few years. although Gaahl did contribute some vocals.

  • very good

    ghaal is very talanted musican

  • I agree so much with you =)

    He's underrated by many people

  • yes you are right

  • Beautiful! I love this kind of music

  • Perfect music for pagan feasts!

  • hauntingly strange n atmospheric amazing music!