Europe - The Final Countdown - Bardcore - (Medieval Style)

I love the 21st century tom mixed in with all the classic medieval instruments. 😂

Strange, I nearly certain that he is using the OK Go technique. He is video recording himself with the music at half speed and then doubling the speed after it is recorded. OK Go does this to more easily synch stuff up, but it makes people look a bit robotic. I think that Algal the Bard did it to make his performance playing match his recording, but he looks too fake and animated.

Very nice

A band called Europe made a cover to this song..

He Cometh From Aberdeen Washington
Weighing 1/9th that of an Oxen
Representing the Blackpool Fisticifus Assembly
Thou ist the "American" Dragon Bryan Danielson

When thee bartender cries for last call, and ye are 6 pints deep and still have not wooed any maidens

Love it!

Somehow this made me think of that old video game called Gauntlet. 😂 Brilliant stuff.

Cool

Geweldig goed bedankt!

1670!

Man I used to hate this song now I like it

Very curious, the way a song about space conquest sounded too western to me in bardcore style! (gee, what a mess...)😅🤣🤣🤣

Sounds more like a western movie song, but its great in every way

Well i now know where to go to for my tavern music

Your music awakens spirits

Medieval Europe's Final Countdown

Bardcore will always remind me The Pandemic

The final countdown of the empire

songs to play while the castle burns

WOW, awesome. Although I like the Laibach's version even more.

Is there anyone that knows where there is written material for these songs with these instruments? Would love to get my hands on all of it if possible

When you're sailing off to the colonies in New World

🇧🇷 Como gosto dessa melodia medieval.
Saudações do Brasil!!

This was the theme song when the Jobama usurped office

Kiedy widzisz rebeljantów mongołów kiedy idą w tfojej stronie to jest znam to starwars

Very nice

It's da final braincell!! ni nu nii nuuuu

Just awesome, i’m speechless

Would be great if sung in medieval style: "we art leaving together, yet still 'tis fare well..."

8 years ago i use this song as my final musical exam in high school , the original of course not the bard version and it was the only song that i can play using guitar, my friend teach me in school and i practice with like 5 or 6 hours in total, and yes i pass because the teacher know i cant play any instrument and he said its pretty good for someone who practice in hours lol

From Medieval Records.

thy time is coming to an end

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I hear your music louder while playing Skyrim... Marvelous experiece!!

Bro, this is good but tell me why it sounds more Western than medieval

Vienna when the Ottomans approached the city

Ah man, could you do the verson in major as well?

Does the old school looking cello type instrument have a particular name?

he should jump into his DeLorean and go back in time and play for a crowd, and then he can say you might not be ready for this type of music but you're great, great, great, great, great - grand parents will love it.

...he made the final countdown sound like it should be used as the BGM for Desert Canyon level/area in a Legend of Zelda game. Freaking awesome.

It’s 2005 and you’re about to go PK-ing in the wilderness

Has this been played at a Medieval Renaissance Fair?, I'd be sold.

Very nice!

Desire to "M'lady" intensifies.

Awesome & brilliant 😮

As the victorious captain of Napoleon Bonaparte's mighty fleet, I had the honor of fearlessly leading our ships through the tumultuous seas of Europe. In a great naval battle against the enemy forces, cannons thundered and waves roared around us.

With my intrepid and disciplined crew, we skillfully maneuvered our ships amidst the chaos of war. We delivered precise attacks, sweeping the enemy's deck with relentless fire. Brave men fought side by side, fiercely defending Napoleon's flag as the enemy's masts fell like felled trees.

As victory drew near, an indescribable energy possessed me. In the heat of battle, a grand and vibrant melody began echoing in my mind. It was as if the gods of the sea were singing a triumphant song, exalting our courage and determination.

As the sun set on the horizon, inspired by this celestial melody, I composed a song that would resound throughout the fleet. The sounds of instruments mingled with the roar of cannons and the voices of sailors, creating a unique symphony. This song, known as "The Final Countdown," captured the audacious spirit of the battle and the unwavering desire to achieve victory in Napoleon's name.

Thus, as debris floated in the sea and our sails billowed with the wind of glory, our voices rose in a powerful chorus, singing the song that echoed across the seas and haunted the hearts of our defeated enemies. That battle marked an epic moment in our history, and the music became an immortal symbol of our valor and triumph in the era of Napoleon Bonaparte.

Why can't I like this more than once?

Someone buy this bard a ale!!!