Thunderstruck (Medieval Cover)

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This is actually what medieval people used to listen during concerts :D Enjoy in Medieval style! Original: Thunderstruck by AC-DC.

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#thunderstruck
#middleages
#medieval

[austinking]

When the Bard and the wizard get up to shenanigans

[Ganondorf]

Guess you guys aren't ready for that yet…but your kids are gonna love it

[tlotpwist]

They didn't have electricity back then so the band would be AD/BC

[mceleneyy]

Back when heavy metal was what knights carried

[KeesKouwenberg]

A band called AC/DC made a fine cover of this melody.

[ceenote]

Teenagers of the Renaissance would have been drawn to this, and no doubt their parents would have objected to the volume at which it was played.

[Zyga]

Observing the bard "riff" out on his lute was quite the spectacle, the way his fingers plucked so quickly made my pantaloons sodden

[arcticfirefly]

I saw them live at King Arthur's wedding in Camelot. A really spectacular performance.

[McCallahanIndustries]

Ah there it is, the entrance to the bardcore rabbit hole.

[casablancavic]

Thunder
Thunder
Thunder
Thunder
Thunder
Thunder Thunder Thunder
Thunder Thunder
Me was halted in midst of a caravan track
Me eyes wandered round and me wisdom doth tell,
Thus certainty of nay turn back
Me head be scurried and me quest shall what me understake?
Aye me be certain there be nay help, nay help from thee
Sounds of thee drums, beating in me heart
The thunder of weaponry tore me apart
Thee hast been of certain struck of thunder
Travelled yonder down the fairway
Beggard the top, we hit the village
We parlayed through Texas
Yar, Texas and we enjoyed amusing lively pleasentries
We mingled with some lass
Some maidens of dance whom traded enjoyable tidings
Broke all the rules of decree, played all the fools
Yar, yar - they were of certain wit destruction
Me was buckling at me knees
Can me please encore over and over?
Yes, the maidens were kind in generosity
Thee has retained struck of thunder
Yar, yar yar- struck of thunder
Aye - struck of thunder
Oye
Me was buckling at me knees
Can me please encore over and over?
Yar
Struck of thunder, struck of thunder
Yar, yar, yar - struck of thunder
Struck of thunder - yar, yar yar
Yar, it be pleasent and splendid
We be abidng fine
Yar, it be pleasent and splendid
We be abiding fine
Struck of thunder, yar yar yar
Struck of thunder, struck of thunder, struck of thunder
Whoa, small child,
Whoa, small child,
Thee hast retained struck of thuinder, struck of thunder
Struck of thunder
Thee hast retained struck of thunder

[loganbaileysfunwithtrains]

Saw them live at Notre Dame Cathedral in 588 I was in the first row, the whole place started jumping when they started playing this

[jonathanlewis]

*"Thou hath been, HEAVEN STRICKEN!"*

[kerry]

I don't often listen to AC/DC, but when I do so do the neighboring fiefdoms.

[alecchristiaen]

ok, so i've seen a:
-classic cover (with cellos)
-hillbilly cover
-a medieval cover

[shelbyg]

True story: My current D&D character is a dragonborn Bard named Thun'dah, which totally inspired by Thunderstruck. Now that I've discovered this, I play it whenever we roll for initiative as his "battle theme" to give others bardic inspiration.

[CarlosGuzman-vixw]

ANGUS YOUNG woulda been rockin' out with an SG Gibson Mandolin wearing a squire's outfit.

[fangsabre]

It doesnt matter what instrument you play it on, the intro riff is just so infectious

[labroskouris]

When you want to sleep, but Þor keeps hitting his hammer.
*Edit* The likes are in the decade of the attack of the Great Heathen Army in England.

[Oxymoron]

First the cellos now this.. We're moving farther and farther back in time. What else can come? A bone instrument cover from the stone age?

[ManofCulture]

The peasant said to the knight: How wast the battleth?
The knight: T wast longeth and hard
The peasant: Yond is what she proclaim'd