Military-Themed Music Videos

[toysoldier]

Its got polish cavalry, what's not to like. It doesn't even need to be winged hussars.

[Orzel]

Polska Kawaleria - Awesome!! Definitely saving that one.

My Father was a cavalry officer in WWI (1st Brigade), the Latvian Campaign (Miracle on the Vistula), and at the start of WWII.

[Burncycle360]

 

 

Edited September 25, 2018 by Burncycle360

[toysoldier]

Thats really good. Remind me a little of Clannad.

Google Fu tells me that the song is traditional, from the XVIII century, and the translation gives me the traditional themes of soldiering misery, nothing blatantly patriotic. But indeed the fiddle play feels more atlantic/celtic than eastern/klezmer. No wonder, the template for the modern Slavic folk metal is UKian in its core.

Its nice though. I like it that music is blooming in places other than London and Detroit.

[toysoldier]

Polska Kawaleria - Awesome!! Definitely saving that one.

My Father was a cavalry officer in WWI (1st Brigade), the Latvian Campaign (Miracle on the Vistula), and at the start of WWII.

And thank you for making me look that up in the Wiki. Your father was a badass and rode with badasses.

[Stuart Galbraith]

 

Thats really good. Remind me a little of Clannad.

Google Fu tells me that the song is traditional, from the XVIII century, and the translation gives me the traditional themes of soldiering misery, nothing blatantly patriotic. But indeed the fiddle play feels more atlantic/celtic than eastern/klezmer. No wonder, the template for the modern Slavic folk metal is UKian in its core.

Its nice though. I like it that music is blooming in places other than London and Detroit.

 

 

Its like a Polish version of 'Over the Hills and Far Away'. But a bit funkier.

Edited September 28, 2018 by Stuart Galbraith

[toysoldier]

All men sweat salty, bleed red and shit brown.

[Stuart Galbraith]

Unless they are Bonapartists of course, in which case its open season.

[toysoldier]

Unless they are Bonapartists of course, in which case its open season.

Those are frogs...

[sunday]

Maxx liked this song very much.

 

[toysoldier]

NATO was on the very wrong side of that war

[sunday]

NATO was on the very wrong side of that war

 

One could say that NATO was in the imaginary side of that war, in 1389

[toysoldier]

LOL i keep forgetting how frigging ancient the Balkans are.

[toysoldier]

hey check this video Mika posted

and here is a neat cover

Edited October 3, 2018 by toysoldier

[JasonJ]

[toysoldier]

Just glorious.

[sunday]

Another version of a forum's favorite:

Edited November 14, 2018 by sunday

[toysoldier]

This one thrills me too. The guy who wrote that had a line up to Valhalla when he penned it.

[Panzermann]

 

Banzai!

[NickM]

 

 

Thats really good. Remind me a little of Clannad.

Google Fu tells me that the song is traditional, from the XVIII century, and the translation gives me the traditional themes of soldiering misery, nothing blatantly patriotic. But indeed the fiddle play feels more atlantic/celtic than eastern/klezmer. No wonder, the template for the modern Slavic folk metal is UKian in its core.

Its nice though. I like it that music is blooming in places other than London and Detroit.

 

 

Its like a Polish version of 'Over the Hills and Far Away'. But a bit funkier.

 

 

I remember this tune from that PBS miniseries' about Bernard Cornwell's 'Sharpe's Rifles' with Sean Bean as Sharpe

(edited for abysmal spelling errors).

Edited December 4, 2018 by NickM

[NickM]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWkrQQly6xU

 

 

Are these the guys who smashed the Ottoman Army besieging Vienna on September 11?

[Mr King]

Scifi / Military

 

My favorite take on War of the Worlds.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4TtF5ETaR0

[Stuart Galbraith]

 

 

 

Thats really good. Remind me a little of Clannad.

Google Fu tells me that the song is traditional, from the XVIII century, and the translation gives me the traditional themes of soldiering misery, nothing blatantly patriotic. But indeed the fiddle play feels more atlantic/celtic than eastern/klezmer. No wonder, the template for the modern Slavic folk metal is UKian in its core.

Its nice though. I like it that music is blooming in places other than London and Detroit.

 

 

Its like a Polish version of 'Over the Hills and Far Away'. But a bit funkier.

 

 

I remember this tune from that PBS miniseries' about Bernhard Cornewll's 'Sharp's Rifles' with Sean Bean as Sharp.

 

 

Yes thats right.

[Stuart Galbraith]

Some Gustav Holst the BBC seemingly put to music in the most expensive music video ever.

[sunday]

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWkrQQly6xU

 

 

Are these the guys who smashed the Ottoman Army besieging Vienna on September 11?

 

 

Of course not, there were no cameras at the time . Re-enactors, at most.