Amon Amarth - "Guardians of Asgaard" Metal Blade

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[TheJacobski]

ASGÅRD is the real name! <3

[Pitbullgladiator]

@Drullusokkurinn skyrim is game! this is our reality! we are proud of our viking roots! so...no lollygagging!

[arthuro13]

@keysersozae

Better example, Afghany people.

Red beards etc.

[MrJoel91]

This is what you miss, when you fast travel in Skyrim. xD

[leoholsbach]

Very fucking great, but wouldn't it be better if they sang in swedish?

[engaladus]

At, Avrat, Amon Amarth

[MrMaattyy]

I love this band and the music they make, but i do giggle a bit when i watch the older guy headbanging. almost like hes gota go easier on it then he wants to so he don't throw out his back

[F00REX]

True Nord \m/ >.< \m/

[emokiller907]

@farcry2outlaw Look again gaylord, does the truth hurt?

[emokiller907]

@keysersozae yeah they are, they still are Aryan, the main race in India is Indo-Aryans explain that pal? Aryans were never pale white blonde blue eyed, they were olive skinned with dark hair occasionally red sometimes blonde, but majority dark... the europeans developed the light hair/skin after they settled in europe due to lack of sunlight and vitamin d which can alter colour. The whole Germanic languages even English all come from an ancient Indian language called Sanskrit. Aryan = Noble

[TheMecinda90]

yeaHH..hailLL.. A.A

[baldurgaldur]

@TheJacobski Actually the name used in the days of vikings is closer to the icelandic word "Ásgarður" seeing as the icelandic language hasn't evolved as much as the other nordic languages.