Kati Rán - SUURIN live at MIDGARDSBLOT

Mie suusi suurin - I am the greatest wolf Mie suusi suurin - I am the greatest wolf Suveks syömää - A wolf to eat them Mie suusi suurin - I am the greatest wolf Suveks syömää - A wolf to eat them Muut lampaaks lautsan alle - Others will be sheep under the bench Mie suusi suurin - I am the greatest wolf Mie karhu kankahalla - I am a bear on the heath Miun veret pieälimmäisinä - My blood above all others Mie suusi suurin - I am the greatest wolf Suveks Syömään - A wolf to eat them Muut lauhtuoh lampahaksi - Others grow weaker to be sheep Minä sudeksi - May I be a wolf Muut lampahiksi - May others be sheep Mie suusi suurin - I am the greatest wolf Minä sudeksi - May I be a wolf Muut lampahiksi - May others be sheep Mie suusi suurin - I am the greatest wolf Minä sudeksi - May I be a wolf Muut lampahiksi - May others be sheep Mie suusi suurin - I am the greatest wolf Mie suusi suurin - I am the greatest wolf Mie suusi suurin - I am the greatest wolf Suveks syömää - A wolf to eat them Mie suusi suurin - I am the greatest wolf Suveks syömää - A wolf to eat them Muut lampaaks lautsan alle - Others will be sheep under the bench Mie suusi suurin - I am the greatest wolf Suveks syömää - A wolf to eat them Miun veret pieälimmäisinä - My blood above all others Mie suusi suurin - I am the greatest wolf Suveks Syömään - A wolf to eat them Muut lauhtuoh lampahaksi - Others grow weaker to be sheep Mie suusi suurin - I am the greatest wolf Mie suusi suurin - I am the greatest wolf Suveks syömää - A wolf to eat them Minä sudeksi - May I be a wolf Muut lampahiksi - May others be sheep Mie suusi suurin - I am the greatest wolf Minä sudeksi - May I be a wolf Muut lampahiksi - May others be sheep Mie suusi suurin - I am the greatest wolf Minä sudeksi - May I be a wolf Muut lampahiksi - May others be sheep Mie suusi suurin - I am the greatest wolf

It's a spell, a Finnish language spell. Tribe Witch is enchanting the heroes for war and cursing the enemies. Becoming wolves among the sheep.

A day without this song is a wasted one. Thank you for creating such a masterpiece!

I don't always listen to Suurin in my car, but when I do, so does Toronto.

Damn, it's hard to tell which I like more: This version or the music video itself. Incredible work! Well done to all of you. :)

There is no creature in this World like the wolf that evokes countless passions, stories, legends and myths, a multicultural creature, from Native Americans, European cultures to the Asian steppes, master and lord of the forests and mountains

I like to ear my two sons (8 yo and 5 yo) singing this song (their own cover of 2 french kids) when they play with their viking playmobil or when we're going to a medieval faire. They're fascinated by the music and the video. This song makes me travelling through time, to a long house, listening nordic legends, drinking. Thanks Kati Ran, from France, from my clan.

Very nice to find this very beautiful, powerful and deeply grieving piece just today, since I'm facing one more of my acute depressive episodes. Having accompanied the musical progressive, prog-rock derived and 'avant garde' scenario along more than 50 years ( I'm a 71 years old medical doctor and also musician ), I have observed the prevalence of music with a very dark and gothic inspiration mostly along the last decades. I have always loved this darker view of things since I was young, but not so much as now. I think new musicians presently produce more and more music within this feel due to the terrible times we are facing. Yes, that's the true sound of our era. Best regards from very distant ( geographically ) Rio de Janeiro, South America. Nelson Soucasaux - Gynecologist, writer, visual artist, guitarist and composer.

I love this so much. It’s easing my emotional pain today. My wife would have loved this. I hope she can hear it wherever she is in this universe.

I love this !!! So much good music coming from the Scandinavian countries...Kati Ran, Helisir, Heilung, Danheim. I feel a connection with this music like nothing else before, I can't explain why ? with love from the UK

Oh my dear Lord of the mighty forces. This is what I needed. I could compare this moment discovering your music to that moment in which I listened "Dead can Dance" The Fatal Impact for the first time back in 1986... This is truly something else... Much needed in this times of good music scarcity

I listen to this before work and pound on my chest to the beat. Its the only way I can convince myself to walk back in and resume the grind

I can't stop watching this video, this is exactly what I needed to soothe my soul

Prawdziwi ludzie, prawdziwa muza! Przecudne dźwięki, magiczny klimat. To są korzenie, które przenoszą nas w inny wymiar... Folk i dark wave... Pozdrowienia z Zielonej Góry :)

Sends shivers down your spine - this is REAL music that speaks to our ancient background.!

I listen to this daily and it is even better than the studio recording.

“War is not a pleasant experience, but who else would protect this land unless we are willing to do it ourselves?” - Simo Häyhä Häyhä was a soldier in the Finnish army during what historians call the “Winter War" which began on November 30, 1939, when half a million Soviet Red Army troops invaded Finland. Although the war only lasted 105 days, 98 of which Häyhä was active, the Finn sniper would walk away with 505 confirmed kills, earning him the name "the White Death", & making him one of the deadliest (if not the deadliest) snipers of all time. Simo Häyhä, the White Death 1905 - 2002 💐

1:48 the way she sings that last line. D a m n Such a beautiful song, honestly can't decide whether I like this version or the studio one more LOL. Girlfriend showed me this song and now I can't stop listening to it :') <3

Found this on my Spotify and fell in love with its primal, raw beauty.

This kind of music comes from and revives our common memories as humanity from ancient times, has the power to dissolve the illusory rationalist culture europe sank so much into and can bring us back to a based, raw, human ground. If you're interested in history, you'll see our roots are same. For eg. Finnish language belongs to the same language family with Turkish, which is funny because Turks were Siberian shamans back in Asia before Islamic assimilation. The connection is obvious in throat singing.