Black Sabbath - Iron Man (Medieval Style)

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Song composed by Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward.

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Heimdall, clip that and put it in Odin's archive

snth_

Lack of electricity is not a reason to stop playing metal!

MadMarx

Every time I hear a bardcore song, I wonder what medieval people would think of whatever song is playing. I'd like to think that they'd jam out to this one. It really suits the style.

sgtleobella

Heimdall, archive that maximum pulse and put it on Odin's throne

StephenMR

For some reason, Iron Man sounds VERY much like it belongs in late medieval, early renaissance.

lordpardus

Yes!! I’m so envious of your incredible collection of instruments. The hurdy gurdy is perfect for this!

Hildegardvonblingin

what differentiates algal from other bardcore stuff is that algal takes time to pick the most suiting songs and adapt them as if they were actually played in medieval times and not just a fun remix

Ofjkk

Little fun fact of the story within the song "Iron Man". As much as people had believed the song was written about the Marvel character. That is not true. In fact, Black Sabbath had no idea there was a fictional character called "Iron Man" after writing the song (do keep in mind. This is in the 1970s and Marvel's Iron Man came out in 1963).

So the story of the song talks about a man who traveled through time to warn humanity of a ravaged by war and nearly destroyed. In hopes to prevent his future from happening.

Though the trip through time did not go as planned. He arrived in the past mute, blind, and trapped in his iron suit. As he wandered around, the people become terrified and run away from him. Even as the military show up to stop him. The armor protects him from their attacks. Getting worse and worse. To the point he ends up being the reason for his future. The world is basically destroyed because of his attentions to stop it. And the cycle goes on, of course.

Qardo

Heimdall, scribe that sequence of events in a scroll and safeguard it in the palace vault.

techtyrant

Tis the story of a young blacksmith turned into one of the greatest knights the medieval world has ever known.
Tired of the injustices and evils of the medieval world; this young man takes matters into his own hands and assembles the greatest group of knights the world has ever known.

Wildcard

There's a movie by Ingmar Bergman called The Seventh Seal and this melody played on these instruments reminds a lot of the music in that movie.
The movie is about a knight that comes back from a crusade to a plague ridden Europe and he plays chess with the Grim Reaper to try to save his life.

chrissibersky

Imagine a knight riding in with this as backup music. Epic cover my good man.

XOverWriter

While I hadn't considered a hurdy gurdy for this song, it fits so perfectly. Which makes sense due to the drone-y nature of the instrument and the song.

evilmandrake