In Tock's Taunt / Loke's Treachery Part II there's no mention of the idea Bladr will ever return. On the flip side, in Norse mythology Baldr is said to resurrect after Ragnarok, likely a motif borrowed from Christianity.In Destroyer of the Universe he drowns in the flood that destroys the old world and heralds the arrival of a new one. Death by Adaptation: In the original Norse Myths from the Eddas, Surt survives Ragnarok and his fate in the new world is unknown.Creator Thumbprint: Songs about dying in battle or Norse mythology.Cool Horse: Sleipnir, featuring in 'Hermod's Ride To Hel / Loke's Treachery Part I', 'Down The Slopes Of Death', briefly in 'The Sound Of Eight Hooves' and on the cover art of With Oden On Our Side.Jomsviking is explicitly based on the Jomsvikings, a semi-legendary band of devoutly pagan Norse mercenaries and brigands of the 10th and 11th centuries.Once Sent from the Golden Hall seems to tell a story about five Viking warriors who invade a Christian country and Rape, Pillage, and Burn everything in sight in order to get revenge for the death of the son of one of them.She's also appeared to perform the song at concerts, such as this one. The Cameo: Doro Pesch sings the role of the protagonist's Old Flame in 'A Dream that Can Never Be'.Call-and-Response Song: 'A Dream that Can Never Be', with Johann voicing the protagonist of the album, now a Jomsviking, and Doro Pesch singing as his Old Flame who refuses to join his new life.

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