War Drums for you and your homies to march in suicidal formations to (Napoleonic era drums/ambiance)
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Here we go again
AWWW SHIT
hi
If you plan on making more of these, feel free to use any of the audio from my "first person reenactment" videos if you'd like! Some good bits in there of men shouting commands and drums beating and such.
Thank you! If I do ill make sure to credit you. (btw I've been a fan of your channel so it's awesome seeing you 'round these parts😊)
@@loscholos5203 Well thank you! I've been enjoying these vids, they're silly but fun. Now you just need to make an hour long version for me to write my scripts to....
(Is this how you use clout to manipulate people and get what you want? At the least I'm sure I wouldn't be the only one to enjoy a longer more ambient version of these videos!)
@@BrandonF Hmm, on the Los Cholos discord we're currently having a vote to decide what video will be made next. A new unique war drum video is currently winning but perhaps I could "recount" the votes. 😉
Brandon you da mannnnnn
@@BrandonF hi Brandon, me me also want hour long suicidal Prussian marching sounds (just to prove your point that ur not manipulative)
The children yearn for the battlefields
I imagine a civilian who lived in the conflict region who didn't leave to see how it would look after the battle. then he starts listening to the drums of reinforcements and realizes that slaughter is only beginning.
18th and early 19th century European warfare was actually pretty civilized when it came to civilian casualties. During the Napoleonic Wars populated areas were never targeted for slaughter by neither the French, nor the armies of the coalition. Some exceptions, of course, did happen; it is widely known that some of the German states and the Ottoman Turks were particularly brutal in their targeting of population centers, but this was certainly not the norm at the time. By contrast, modern warfare's casualties consist primarily of civilians rather than combatants, and population centers are typically the targets of large scale scorched earth bombardments amongst other such attrocities.
@@AleF202 This
Sometimes population even ecomically benefitted from station of the troops. Were it their own or enemy's.
Total war was a later invention.
"holy crap, that's two more weeks of diggin' mass graves working around the clock..."
@@AleF202
Looting, and forced conscription on the other hand was more or less ubiquitous.
@@JohnDoe-zu2cm Not nearly as much as centuries prior to, or after the 18th and 19th centuries.
everybody gangster till the fifer stops playing
When Napoleon doesn't burn Berlin.
When Napoleon failed* (irl
ImadeonemistakeinmylifeIshouldhaveburn’tBerlin
But Napoleon did burn Berlin.
@@klausdietrich3676 no he didnt
@@cyningausty He burnt everything he came across on.
Kaiser to Napoleon: Heya jerk! You think you're some kind of a big shot? Wanna tangle with Fred? You don't have the Cojones!"
Tsar: We're screwed!
It's Konig. Would not be Kaiser till the unification in the 1870's.
@@stanisawzokiewski707 Emperor of Austria had title of Kaiser before creation of confederation of the Rhine if i remember correctly
@@michazadkowski8516 He is talking about the Prussians though. It's a quote from a YT vid where the King of Prussia says that. Also the music playing in the video is Yorckscher Marsch (Prussian) so it would not make sense that he was talking about Franz.
@@stanisawzokiewski707 yeah i just forget about that scene but now i remember.
"when he aproaches... we run away"
Exactly this I listen to at evenings before my sleep
Yorckscher Marsch, by Ludwig van Beethoven. Good tune.
200% prussian discipline
Sad...
@Floron The Prussians during the Napoleonic Era are nothing compare to their ancestors during the reign of Friedrich the Great.
@@user-os2vu7nr6i that's because they lost their discipline
@@trollege9618 What being over gov cap does to a mf
Make longer videos, these will be awesome to play in background while playing theme tabletop games
right click and click "loop"
If it's longer it can have more things and thus more variety, my best attempt would be making your own play list and clumping videos into it
“If I made one mistake in my life, I should have burned Berlin” -Napoleon, Waterloo
Purpose of closed formations was to increase the damage of muskets among several other reasons. Muskets in the early 19 century were very inaccurate. Closed column formations were the standard since the 30 years war until Franco - Prussian war in 1871. As the accuracy of muskets rapidly increased (mid 19 c) column formations became obsolete. Prussian Breech-loading rifles proved to be extremely murderous to the Austrian closed column formations in 1866.
The Dreyse needle-gun that prussian use are actually quite inaccuracy compare musket that the Austrian use as Dreyse has smoothbore barrel and use round ball instead of minie shape ball so it would be very inaccurate compare to Austrian's muzzle-loading Lorenz rifle musket which has rifled barrel and use minie ball. However the sheer volume of fire that Dreyse could thrown at the Austrian was enough to make accuracy issue irrelevant.
@@inquisitorsteele8397 @Inquisitor Steele My point was that dense column formations which were still used by the Austrian empire in Austro - Prussian 1866 war started to be obsolete due to the rapid fire and improved accuracy of Prussian breech loading rifles. However effective seal around the breech meant that hot gas escaped after several shots had been fired burning the rifleman’s face while aiming from the shoulder and forcing him to shoot from the hip greatly reducing accuracy. Just to clarify I was commenting the title of this video where 'suicidal formations' is used to describe column formations (I assume) which were improved and used mainly by Napoleon I (later on copied and used by his enemies as well) during Napoleonic Wars. They were not so suicidal due to the inaccuracy and slow rate of fire of muskets.
"However the sheer volume of fire that Dreyse could thrown at the Austrian was enough to make accuracy issue irrelevant." - yes I agree
I mean it was multiple wars that changed the musket.
First was Mexican American war. American soldiers mass use of percussion cap rifles as well as cap and ball revolvers changed things.
Then the civil war was the first war where most guns are muzzle Loaders to breech loading firearm's becoming popular. (Don't forget the infamous minne ball too).The American civil war is also the war where soldiers went from large lines on open battlefields to relying on trench's, ambush tactics, and early machine guns with the 1862 Gatling gun.
The Austrian Prussian war was more of the effectiveness of a single shot breech loader vs a muzzle loader.
People forget the first 2 wars mentioned are really technological wars. In Mexico they expected brown besses and light cannons. Instead they got rifled muskets, and explosive shot by then end.
In the civil war
Men started out in large lines of mass formation marching and charging towards the enemy.
By the end of the civil war we ended up in trench's, ambushes and using early machine guns.
@@MrJack1992 To be honest I know only very little about Mexican American war and the American civil war so I have to trust you on that.
Anyway it is an interesting topic you brought up so I might look into it in details.
@@musicusaddictus according to my understanding, the Dreyse Rifle wasn't actually a very decisive factor against Austria. It was highly inaccurate and couldn't actually fire much faster then a muzzleloader, atleast not in the hands of an average soldier under battlefield conditions. The decisive factor of Prussia's victory against Austria was tactical, Austria overextended when fighting the first Prussian Army, so when the second arrived they were badly out of position and got crushed
I could only imagine if modern battles were still fought like this
It'd be beautiful.
@@jacksonguillory8114 Indubitably sirski
@@blaise1016 😃👆 this guy has a point
Sadly we can't anymore, our technology is too powerful and everyone'd just die within a minute
I support this, we need a game like this. however, how would firing by file work? assuming it's a modern magazine weapon, would they fire till empty or fire once then switch?
FÜR KÖNIG UND VATERLAND!
Calvary charge would be epic, thousands of hoof beats
My Marshals and I enjoy the sights and sounds.
Sire ! quand retournons nous en Allemagne ?! Vos Hommes veulent revoir les Bavaroises !
I can recognize a lot of sounds in this video like that one scene in State if Jones where the Confederate line is advancing towards Union Artillery. Amazing work!
Yes for studying and thinking.
Für den of Kaiser!
This song is Yorckcsher March (Fife and Drum).
König (🤓)
Need a very long version of these.
This is incredible that you keep producing these. Keep it up!
Lange leben der König!
Musicians today: meh, this room makes too much echo, i can't perform in here!
Musicians in the 18th century: glad that cannon ball only took one leg!
POV: you’re in General Armisteads brigade advancing on cemetery ridge at Gettysburg
Best channel ever.
He actually made another one
Do Russia next and Austria
Feels like I’m really there!
I'm lifting to this.
the chants, fife and bugle look like WAH.
Awesome
Till it’s is done!
Where are you, man!
We miss you!
The Parisier Einzugsmarsch should make a very interesting one for Austria!
Ideal for when I'm playing Castle Risk alone with army figourines :3
Suicidal? These are Prussian drums boy, the King has not given you permission to die!
Me and My boy K4 ready to sacrifice our lives for the greater Cause!!
ahhhh Mount and Blade Napoleon commander battles
Cool
Jj Lebowski Thank you
2:35 here comes the whiff of Grapeshot
Could we please have an Austrian version sometime?
I hear Scout screaming
Why must you TF2 players bring your cursedness everywhere?
@@klausdietrich3676 THE FORTRESS DIES BUT DOES NOT SURRENDER!
Für der Kaiser!!
id like to join the Voltigeurs
Ça, c'est la musique des prussiens qui débarquent à Plancenoit. 😱
Fucking excellent, now when do we get one with bagpipes
not me playing overture 1812 finale while listening to this
with cannons ofc
When the war drums are beating you feel like you could take on the whole world - right up to the instant when the opposite world takes your head off! Still think you can't beat The British Grenadiers, especially the older 'Ye British Grenadiers' version with fife and drum!
I don't even know how I got this in my recommended lol
Vorwaerts! Hoch die schwarze Fahne, Jungs. Zeigt keinen Gnaden!
Next video you need to make those sounds WAY louder. Real cannonfire + musketfire is Loud, with a capital L. There should also be more screaming, I think.
Liebe es Für den König
Der König ist töt
@@troll5161 in unserem Herzen nicht
While taking a hike through muddy hills this music immediately transported me to the front of a Napolionic French column with round shot and musket balls falling all around. "Viva l'Empereur"!!! Forwards
This is Prussian music though. But yes, it has a way of transporting you to a different place.
@@Master-Mirror maybe it's the invasion of Russia. Wasn't Prussia compelled to send forces to aid France? Or am I thinking of other minor German powers
Can you do a Russian Empire one? Perhaps with the Preobrazhensky March?
Ah yes
what song are the fifers playing?
Yorkscher Marsch.
@@yuhhhguy thanks a lot!
@@yuhhhguy thanks
Are the (Prob) Ducade soldiers in the painting from Brunswick or Prussia (Left)? And in the right, if I had to guess, are they from Westphalia or Bavaria? I am 0% sure of my answers.
Can you do a Austrian one please?
Sometimes I wonder to myself, what if Napoleon was in world war 1?
what world war? do you mean napoleon steam rolling alsace lorraine until the germans surrender-war?
Napoleon would've attacked first
do scottish one, with bagpipes and drums PEASE
Now you have to do this with bagpipes. Cock O' the North or Atholl Highlanders March would be my preference.
Blood and Iron (B&I) if teammates were actually useful:
Could you do the highlanders from waterloo film into a song
Brother where do you get these screaming sfx
Please to a Russian, Austrian, Swedish and Spanish one.
What battle in the picture
Hougumont
Plancenoit
Are the voicelines from warband NW?
Good Morning! I've been making a CZcams video about French Foreign Legion in Carlist War, could i use this video?
Hi! Sure, just make sure to give credit.
@@loscholos5203 thank you
From which movie is this?
My boi be marching with that damn stanky leg! We got this fo sho!
>Be a Redcoat
>Putting on breeches but they're too tight, need water to loosen them.
>"The French are coming! Ready formations!"
>Aww piss
@@MK_ULTRA420 why do I feel like this happened to someone, R.I.P unknown British soldiers who pissed his pants to loosen his pants in time for a skirmish.
☠
blood, or ichor?
Who is the autor of the cover art?
#linebattleonlybattle
Waiting austrian......plsss
Balls
Balls
🫡
Waterloo at home roblox?
next: russians