^best comment

I would call it destiny.

Same. I'm shocked they haven't found a black metal band yet

Omg yes I agree. Best comment ever.

@@metalmechanic6664 there needs to be snow for black metal bands to appear

had exactly the same tought

king folks

People who sits with god's

Yea really close to that but we need Faun and Heilung together then it is complete!

@@heinzsielmann5952 Heilung, das wärs!

Cymru ❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

*The song is very beautiful, but Gwydion is a real dеgеnеrаtе.*

I absolutely love learning about animistic european traditions no matter where they are from, thank you for the background information!

Excuse me,do you have the whole translation of the part of welsh language?😉

Thank you for such an insightful information. It adds a whole different flavor to this magnificent music.

👍

Thank You!

Thank you so much for the comment but I don't want to ruin 69 likes

where the hell are medieval nights in clubs? all I remember when I went to clubs was the disgusting voices of "mr worldwide" or kid cudy lmao

Omg where is this??

Damn! What's that medieval nightclub so I can go immediately?? 😮😍😍😍

@@ricardosantiago9244 Nachtwerk in Karlsruhe, Germany has Medieval nights

Way cool.

I literally almost cried 😭

😂

And when even the great author and ethobotanic expert "Wolf Dieter Storl" plays a role in it, it is even better! 😍

@@HausDesGeldesBTC Thank you, I kept thinking this is Wolf-Dieter Storl , That is why I was checking comments to make sure.......

This is the way.

Wolf-Dieter Storl hier zu sehen empfand ich als neben der Vereinigung dieser beiden tollen Bands als DAS Highlight. Ich schätze ihn sehr als Ethno Botaniker und Mensch.

😊 ich setze den Wolf-Dieter Storl so sehr!

And Wolf Dieter Storl as special guest

This collaboration would be the best

It's its own metal genre! Folk Metal :) Check it out, it's delightful!

That's all Eluveitie is about! Check out Slania's Song by them. You won't be disappointed!

I second everyone's opinions about checking out Eluveitie. And while you're at it, check out Leaves' Eyes as well, and the newer Nightwish albums (Dark Passion Play onward) may also work for you, as they venture into folk territory at times. Welcome to folk metal. ;)

Welcome to the fold. I suggest Korpiklaani and Equilibrium, and second the other suggestions made so far.

agree:)

ich gatte gänsehaut am ganzen körper als ich ihn sah und tränen in den augen.

@@cheerubebayonettaholopaine2638 Ging mir auch gerade so! Es passt aber auch wirklich alles in dem Video und Wolf-Dieter Storl ist hier einfach nur das Sahnehäubchen. 🙏😍

Er hätte auch Odin spielen können,

Hab mich schon gefragt warum der mir so bekannt vorkam :D

Yah, wunderbar!

That’s what I thought too 😁😉

Korrekt, eine absolute Traumkombi😍

Indeed 🔥

Omg I literally almost cried

Well said!!!

Yes. This. Omg 😍

Ahora falta Omnia. O ya han hecho colaboración y no estoy enterado?

@@marcusrobzer2776 Sin dudas sería una colaboración increíble, tampoco sé si hicieron alguna. Aunque siendo las dos bandas pioneras en el género folk-pagan es una cita casi obligada. Esperemos verla pronto!!!

@@emmanuelj.marinprellezo6246 así es. Me gustaría escuchar a los dos bandas juntas. Omnia ya ha colaborado con otras bandas como Saltatio Mortis.

Como necesitaba esta uniooooooonnn!!!!

Ever since I discovered Faun I was waiting for a collaboration like this 😍

x2

x3

Wolf Dieter Storl forever! \m/ Cheers from USA

:(

Two of my favourite bands 🤘

Its a shame that Graves was your first introduction to Celtic myth. Graves is rubbish for that (his Uncle however was good for the time)

Be not ashamed of declaring The White Goddess a primary source; indeed I suspect it may be among the more powerful yet tabooed (hence never attributed) of our few remaining positive cultural influences. It is unquestionably a key text in the pagan renaissance. For me, reading and re-reading it c. 1967-1970, its naming and description of the Goddess as Muse became a pivotal element in my understanding of the politics that dominate the creative process: why genuine creativity necessarily begins with an openness that is absolutely terrifying to the patriarchy, and why the life of an artist is thus always imperiled. Apropos Welsh (Cymric) myth, a genuinely pleasurable non-scholarly intro is Evangeline Walton's Mabinogion Tetralogy, available from several publishers; best source probably Bookfinder.

@@lorenbliss You said it best! In fact, I do consider the White Goddess as a primary source, no matter what the academia says. I've always felt that the Mother was before any god. I don't know if it's because I'm a female Virgo, but it was always self evident to me.

@@davidmacfarlane1763 I'm sorry but I don't share your view of Graves. I've come to the same conclusions as him by researching independently and before I even knew about him.

@Zoe Thank you. Doubt it's your gender, Zoe; I'm a twice-married (and twice divorced) heterosexual male. But after my earliest childhood encounter with real wilderness -- NYC to Michigan's Au Sable South Branch country in its relatively unspoiled, no-electricity condition c. 1944 -- I wordlessly sensed the personage whom my childhood books dissed as "Mother Nature" was in fact an undeniably real and therefore hauntingly powerful presence. I would, in writing a 1970 piece about my metaphysical journey, describe my boyhood mind's image of her as a decidedly female but otherwise undefined presence "beckoning from just beyond the edges of my mind." But I realized about two decades ago the actual beginning of my focused quest was the incident I disclose in "Abutments: an Encounter in the Northern Michigan Woods," for which google. So began, after late in my 16th year beneath the cover of a print journalist, what in geriatric retrospect seems a decidedly eerie sequence of events and ever-more-closely focused research that eventually led me to Graves. And Graves then literally changed my life; he gave me the words to express what I'd always sensed as cosmic truth, but lacked the vocabulary to describe or discuss until I read "The White Goddess." I've personally known perhaps a dozen more straight males who've had comparable experiences, not the encounter described in "Abutments" -- I know only one other person who encountered the Birds -- but according to what they told me, the others' experiences were at least equally eerie. Many of the Counterculture's best bards were similarly influenced, though as far as I know, it was publicly acknowledged only by Tim Buckley, whose "Phantasmagoria in Two" (as well as several other of his works, amongst them the lay of eldritch riddles entitled "No Man Can Find the War," for those of us who can read it, a clandestine anthem of anti-patriarchal revolution that suggests Buckley possessed of a Druidical potency akin to that of the First Taliesin), all of which proves him a superb Muse-poet, perhaps the finest in several centuries. In any case, She's back, big time, just as I predicted c. 1983 in the arson-destroyed "Glimpses of a Pale Dancer." Let us hope Her return -- already too late to avert the apocalypse -- signals at least some of might survive what is to come. And thanks again, Zoe; it is ever a joy to be able to share my dubious wisdom.

Davon ist nichts christlich ! ;) !!

Absolut nicht! 😉 Aber denkst Du, wir Heiden kennen Gott nicht? Das wäre weit gefehlt! Ein markanter Unterschied: Wir halten seine/ihre Schöpfung heilig…. anstatt sie mit Füssen zu treten, auszubeuten und zu zerstören. cheers chrigel

@@Eluveitieprivat Asen gegen Vanen, anders und besser kann man den langen Konflikt wohl nicht beschreiben.

Yes, we know. The magician is the old man in the video