When I see this album I will buy it.

I donnu what to say about thhem they are the weirdest folk band that i have eer heard ,but on the other hand that what makes them special and good !

I have to say that what really highlight from tales along this road is the accordion played by Juho Kauppinen, I still think that the voice from Jonne Järvelä at least n Korpiklaani is not as flokish as I want he sang better in Jaktens tid with Finntroll, but when the voice is complemented with the voices of the other members of the band it sounds great especially in the last album...

Written by Surtur on 28.05.2006 at 02:07

I have to say that what really highlight from tales along this road is the accordion played by Juho Kauppinen, I still think that the voice from Jonne Järvelä at least n Korpiklaani is not as flokish as I want he sang better in Jaktens tid with Finntroll, but when the voice is complemented with the voices of the other members of the band it sounds great especially in the last album...

I agree with you. The case with the voice of Jonne Järvelä I have also recognized and I couldn't say it better than you did.

Nice band, great music to listen to if you are drunk/drinking
It always gives me a good mood.

The next time I am at a bonfire or am just drunk in general, I will bring this Cd along... I'd say "Tales from this Road" is more entertaining than "masterful" if that makes sense, but hell, jumping around a fire with a full glass of beer singing "Happy Little Boozer" ... haha. I'm usually not one for this kind of music, which is likely why I enjoy the track "Tuli Kokko" on a musical level the most; it's the least happy and is more dramatic. Korpiklaani must be enjoyable live, but in the US I'll never have a chance to experience it I am sure!

They're great!:banger:

I just got the new album "Tales Along This Road." I agree with you all, it's SO MUCH FUN. Time to bang your head!! I was listening last night while cooking dinner and just bopping around the kitchen, lol. Not a bad song on it, although "Happy Little Boozer" is a little TOO catchy

I love Korpiklaani and shall be seeing them at Wacken. Unfortunately I can't see them ever coming to the UK for a headline show.

Korpiklaani is right up there with Skyclad for me. I mean, what's not to like about a song that goes "there are men underground who have never seen the sun but they really know how to party!"

If all else fails, Korpiklaani makes great drinking music.

Haha, this band is just great! The music is extremely funny and the lyrics rock

Isn't a funny band, they make me wanna break some faces too...well, i think is a very special group to listen when you are drunk, happy or when tou are angry and wanna dance...hahahaha

I think that I will buy their new album I already got their previous 2 albums hehe

Oh these boys make such brilliant beer drinking folk songs

BEER BEER & HUNTING SONG ROCKS

Great music to get drunk to and it'll sure lift you mood

Written by Susan on 15.06.2006 at 19:06

I just got the new album "Tales Along This Road." I agree with you all, it's SO MUCH FUN. Time to bang your head!! I was listening last night while cooking dinner and just bopping around the kitchen, lol. Not a bad song on it, although "Happy Little Boozer" is a little TOO catchy

I don't know, is it possible for a Korpiklaani song to be TOO catchy?

Written by Stigmatized on 07.07.2006 at 22:20

Written by Susan on 15.06.2006 at 19:06

I just got the new album "Tales Along This Road." I agree with you all, it's SO MUCH FUN. Time to bang your head!! I was listening last night while cooking dinner and just bopping around the kitchen, lol. Not a bad song on it, although "Happy Little Boozer" is a little TOO catchy

I don't know, is it possible for a Korpiklaani song to be TOO catchy?

LOL, Technically no.... however that was my polite way of saying I was annoyed after the first listen

Happylittlehappylittlehappylittle boooozer
happylittlehappylittleHAPPYlittle boooozer
happylittlehappylittlehappylittle booozer... AAHH!!!!!!

Oh, ok.....wasn't sure what you meant.

Korpiklaani - Tour In Planning For October, New Live Pictures Online :

According to the oifficial Korpiklaani website the band will head back out on the road on October in support of their latest album, Tales Along This Road. Dates are expected to be announced soon.

Live pictures from Korpiklaani's recent appearances at Nummirock, the Tuska Festival After Party and Masters Of Rock have been added to the band's live photo gallery. Click on the following links to check them out :

- Nummirock
- Tuska
- Masters Of Rock (1)
- Masters Of Rock (2)

Korpiklaani's current tour schedule is as follows:

August
3-5 - Wacken Open Air in Wacken, Germany
25, 26 - Up From The Ground Festival in Gemunden, Germany

(Source : http://www.korpiklaani.com)

I knew that this band existed before but just until today I heard their music, for the moment I only know one song from "Tales Along This Road" : "Spring Dance" , really funny song, just great
In the next colombian metalstormers gathering we'll hear this band and we'll dance while drinking beer some of their songs

@GT I agree whit you, but I wanna manetion one song it's video was in MS comp some yera ago it was finish title and thay come whit viking ship home and those forests, this song was so sad and werry sad but same time lulaby great song, and also great band

Brilliant band, great sense of humour, nice to have bands like this on the scene. :>

I went to a korpiklaani concert yesterday and it was absolutely great... The whole club of about 300 people was dancing, moshing and banging. Their music is just too catchy to stand still. I was really sad that they do only have a relatively short set of just 1.5hrs, but they played almost all songs from their newest album which really pleased me because it was the only one I owned until today and so I could also sing along. I think that Jonne's singing is not really that good, but I especially like the humppa music in it and it's got just the right speed to jump and dance. The only thing that I regret about going to the gig was, that I will have happy little boozer in my head for the next week or two even though I didn't drink (had to drive), it's really awesome party music and I'd take their cds as a "soundtrack for drinking parties" and I had much more fun at the concert than on any other I've been to.

@FallenAngel16: lucky you, I envy you so much... - in a good way of course -
I agree with you, Korpiklaani is a great band to hear in "drinking parties" I can't imagine how great it would be

So I just bought my first 2 Korpiklaani albums today, 'Spirit Of The Forest' and 'Tales Along This Road', and I must say I absolutely love the music, but the vocals are going to take a while for me to get used to, im dont like the vocals very much at this point.

Written by [user id=14281] on 16.06.2006 at 11:23

I love Korpiklaani and shall be seeing them at Wacken. Unfortunately I can't see them ever coming to the UK for a headline show.

dude their playing bloodstock open air, along with blind guardian!

very good album and over all a very good folk band

ha, I saw them at METALMANIA FEST 24.03 in Katowice [PL]
they were amazing on the stage, I enjoyed them the most

otherwise... I drank vodka with guys from Korpiklaani & Tyr hehe
they're so cute when they're drunk

@razorblade_666: nice...not the worst people to drink with I guess

hehe not the worst

take a look: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIyBrwugmCk
Jonne, Cane & Terji from Tyr especcially for my friend and my
my humour always get better if I'm watching it