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Eugen RochkoSomebody made a cover of Running Up That Hill by Kate Bush in Early Middle English.
YouTube
Dallas Groot@Gargron play this at the next rave
David@Gargron I saw that a few days ago, but despite my love for Kate Bush, my favorite remains Smells Like Teen Spirits in Latin.
Smells Like Teen Spirit Cover In Classical Latin (75 BC to 3rd Century AD) Bardcore/Medieval style
hrx@David @Gargron @ecksearoh
the_miracle_aligner's cover of Tribute in late latin sounds like something that would be played in taverns for +3 to Charisma and +5 to Performance.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmcI9v3YGfg
the_miracle_aligner's cover of Tribute in late latin sounds like something that would be played in taverns for +3 to Charisma and +5 to Performance.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmcI9v3YGfg
Tenacious D - Tribute cover in Late Latin (3rd - 5th century A.D) Bardcore/Medieval style
Ruby Jones
what the duck
Dewey Ritten 
@Gargron My inner English Lit nerd appreciates this so much
ኢራ עירא Ira عيرا 🍓🎗️@Gargron
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 ;)
Jolene (Bardcore | Medieval Style)
Susanoo no Mikoto@Gargron Does this unresponsive YouTube card only happen to me or also to others?
Sir David Nielsen@Gargron Bardcore is surprisingly awesome.
BoneHouseWasps🔶🇬🇧🇪🇺
Pumped Up Kicks (Bardcore | Medieval Style with Vocals - Original by Cornelius Link)
@BonehouseWasps @DavidNielsen @seastardodell Be sure to watch Holding Out for a Hero - the adapted lyrics, music and animated video are really well done.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nx-x_1lIXh4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nx-x_1lIXh4
Holding Out for a Hero - Hildegard von Blingin’ & Whitney Avalon (Bardcore | Medieval Style)
seastardodell ❄️@hrx @BonehouseWasps @DavidNielsen That’s so great! 👏🏻 “Fetch the leeches!” 🤣 Thank you for the recommendation!
@seastardodell @BonehouseWasps @DavidNielsen I especially like the video's end;
throughout the song the ladies sing about needing and holding out for a hero, but as the ending shows, not for his might, but his sword* - these two ladies can take care of themselves just fine :) .
* hinted earlier in the song; similar lyrics are not present in the original song
HighlandLawyer@BonehouseWasps @DavidNielsen @Gargron The version with Old English lyrics is even better
https://youtu.be/JcKqhDFhNHI?si=AWdCxwnlJyhBaL2y
https://youtu.be/JcKqhDFhNHI?si=AWdCxwnlJyhBaL2y
Pumped up kicks 1066 A.D Cover in Old English (Anglo Saxon tongue) Bardcore/Medieval style
Fardels BearSuperb. It's actually the first time I've listened properly to that song, apart from hearing snippets as background noise.
Xerø
Bodhipaksa@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.
stress killer
Jill Minor
Psycat@Gargron Wow,this is beyond amazing 😍
Nonya Bidniss 🥥🌴@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
Ged Maheux@Gargron @celebrion so cool. Thanks for sharing that!
Ellirahim@Gargron More people need to know about this.
Jon Tromans@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
https://youtu.be/KXpa8gFJ2Eo?si=MUd9IzZnk6aguv0q
On Melancholy Hill cover in Middle Scots (1450 A.D to 1700 A.D) Bardcore/Medieval style
Lord Caramac the Clueless, KSC
Betsy
Steinar Bang
Oliver Busch@Gargron Sounds pretty much like a song by Ásgeir.
John Mastodon@Gargron the literal translation of the word "bullet" from that song would be quite interesting!
coffee4danz@Gargron @OldAintDead that is beautiful! And what a lot of work went into it. Love it!