Mick Burgess of Metal Express Radio interviews Sabaton lead singer Joakim Brodén and guitarist Chris Rörland at the reopening of the Heugh Battery Museum in Hartlepool, England, the site of the only World War I battlefield on English soil in 1914. The museum was set for closure when Sabaton, the military history loving Swedish Metal band, heard and started a crowdfunding campaign to help keep the museum open. They succeeded and were special guests at the reopening ceremony. Hear them talk about how they came to help the museum, their love of military history, and also the making of their latest album The War To End All Wars, which was being released the following day.
Это сделали не SABATON и не сам Броден, а некто левый чувак , приехавший с группой на открытие музея. За фейк – ???