@Gargron play this at the next rave

@Gargron I saw that a few days ago, but despite my love for Kate Bush, my favorite remains Smells Like Teen Spirits in Latin.

https://youtu.be/PbEKIW3pUUk?si=NCtOOUxgW4_iGqoB

@Gargron My inner English Lit nerd appreciates this so much

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Haven't seen too many middle/old English renditions, bravo! I usually bump into this kind of stuff...

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ugqQlB5fpuc

Excellent bardcore stuff on the net ;)

@Gargron Does this unresponsive YouTube card only happen to me or also to others?

@Gargron Bardcore is surprisingly awesome.

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Superb. It's actually the first time I've listened properly to that song, apart from hearing snippets as background noise.

@Gargron dammit, now I'm into #bardcore

@Gargron That's amazing! I just wish they'd used a typeface for the EME that was a bit easier to read. The words aren't in the screen long enough for my brain to decipher every letter.

@Gargron very interesting, sounds like a completely different language with some German sounds thrown in, fascinating!

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@Gargron @gwendolenau obsessed

@Gargron Wow,this is beyond amazing 😍

@Gargron Wow, that was very cool!

@Gargron 😍 I was today years old when I learned what bardcore is and I’m here for it! @wikipedia #LivingUnderARock #bardcore #wikipedia #IThoughtIWasCool

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bardcore?wprov=sfti1

@Gargron @celebrion so cool. Thanks for sharing that!

@Gargron More people need to know about this.

@gargron It's not quite Hildegard von Blingen but it's not bad.

@Gargron This is what the internet was invented for 😂

I hope Kate sees this.

@Gargron There's also the version of On Melancholy Hill in Middle Scots
https://youtu.be/KXpa8gFJ2Eo?si=MUd9IzZnk6aguv0q

@Gargron yay #Bardcore

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somehow this is exactly what I wanted to hear on this beautiful, quiet (except for the cats purring) Sunday morning.

Also fascinating because one of my current #books is "The World Horde: Daily Life in Old English" by Hana Videen.

@Gargron @nyrath Heavy use of thorn (þ) here

@Gargron Sounds pretty much like a song by Ásgeir.

@Gargron the literal translation of the word "bullet" from that song would be quite interesting!

@Gargron @OldAintDead that is beautiful! And what a lot of work went into it. Love it!