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Dire Straits
Brothers In Arms
Released : 1985
"Brothers in Arms" is a 1985 song by Dire Straits, appearing as the closing track on the album of the same name. It was written in 1982, the year of Britain's involvement in the Falklands War. In 2007, the 25th anniversary of the war, Knopfler recorded a new version of the song at Abbey Road Studios to raise funds for British veterans who he said "are still suffering from the effects of that conflict."
"Brothers in Arms" has become a favourite at military funerals.
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Any stoppages by the reactor(s) are edited out.
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"The Great Gig in the Sky" is the fifth track on The Dark Side of the Moon, the 1973 album by the English progressive rock band Pink Floyd. The song features music by Richard Wright and non-lexical vocals by Clare Torry.
David Gilmour - pedal steel guitar
Richard Wright - piano, Hammond organ
Roger Waters - bass
Nick Mason - drums
with:
Clare Torry - vocals
"And I am not frightened of dying. Any time will do, I don't mind. Why should I be frightened of dying? There's no reason for it - you've got to go sometime."
"I never said I was frightened of dying."
This song is gorgeous, beautiful and emotionally draining. Nobody has ever been able to duplicate Mark Knopfler's delicate & emotional power on guitar.
As a vet, this song is so special to me
Agreed.
It's good to care for animals
My son is a combat veteran and my husband just retired from the Air Force after 21 years. This song hits so hard. 💔
As a huge fan of dIRE sTRAITS, i've seen all these. Brothers in arms is such a masterpiece. Long live to my sultan ❤
Dire Straits brought this out after the Falkland’s war. Mark K with his talent saw a window of opportunity to bring to the world 🌍 a description of what it was like to put your life on the line.
Fabulous reactions.
In these days, Putin should be forced to listen to this Masterpiece, over and over!
Absolutely superb anti war song and the guitar from Mark is second to none . So haunting . He can make a guitar talk .
Very few people can play a guitar like Knopfler. The emotion in the lyrics and guitar are second to none. It almost brought tears to my eyes and I have known this song since it was released. Mark Knopfler is ini my opinion the best guitarist and songwriter of my time. I own every Dire Straits album ever released and they are still my favorite band after 40 years of listening.
Between the message in the lyrics and the raw emotion that Mark conveys with his guitar just brings you to tears.
The lucky ones get to come home, its up to those we fought for to ensure there is a home to come back too.
I am not a military guy. I grow up in a country governed by a dictator, and in such conditions you can obviously not develop positive feelings about military. However, I never perceived this song as celebrating war or the military world. I know that a lot of young people go to the army because this is their best shot in life. They get sometimes involved in a war without really knowing what this means. And they often die, and leave behind family and friends. I always felt that this song is showing this sad part of the army. It is a strong, beautiful and sensible song.
What emotions!!!!!! Tears- only tears!
Nothing unites people the way music does.
This song was written at the height of the Falklands war. My son a Royal marine had a friebd who died in iraq. This was played at his funeral not adry eye in the house. Brithers in Arms mmeans a kot to the British Military
we lost 25 thousand lads on the first day of the Somme ...English scottish welsh and Irish lads..Mike is a true Geordie lad and a credit too the island we live on
Thank you so much for putting this video together. The love and the raw emotion of this song by so many different people comes straight through the screen and smacks you in the face. Mark Knopfler is one of the world's truly great guitarists and Dire Straits one of the finest bands around. Such an emotional song so beautifully written and performed, if you have a working heart, you'll be affected by it. God bless all those involved with this. We all share a love of great music in so many ways.
A masterpiece.
That play on one episode of Miami Vice greatest police series of all time
A song that leaves you breathless.
-We can see a classic scene with this song, on the TV show "Miami Vice" in the 1980's, (in last scene of the episode: 'Out Where the Buses Don't Run')
The story is told 30% by the lyrics and 70% by the emotion from the guitar.
Música que transmite unos sentimientos increíblemente tristes. Mi grupo preferido. Mi artista por excelencia mr. Mark knopfler..👏
Many people miss the fact that it is an antiwar song above anything else.
When i saw K.S.O's reaction the first time I wanted to cry along with her. She's a great reactor, no disrespect to the others, I watch them too on a regular basis. Enoma would have found a reason not to like it. They're the best, just ask them.
Agreed 100%
A little hard on Enoma, I've had differences of opinion with some of their reactions but at least you know they are shooting you straight and not just jerking you off. They are one of the relatively few reactors who will let you know they don't like a song. The majority of reactors are too afraid of people unsubscribing to come out and flat say "this song sucks."
@@88wildcat The problem I have with Enoma is twofold. First, often their not liking the song is the result of a complete misunderstanding of the lyrics. Rather than reserve judgement and ask commentators to explain what they don't understand, they just rip on the song anyway. Second, their arrogance. As I said, they're the best, just ask them. They build themselves up by trying to tear others down by calling other reactors "fake" while only they (Enoma) are honest. They can not like any song they want. When they start ripping on other reactors, that's where you lose me.
I could mention that they waste tons of time going off on tangents completely off topic to the song, but I won't.
This is pretty dope man good stuff
Glad to see that video :) :) Among quite many reactors, Sultans of swing is a good choice too
P.S.: Sincerely K.S.O. and JBLETHAL TV are great
Kell hit it on the head, it's not celebrating anything, it is a protest song. And a remarkably fine one, Knopfler has been gifted to us by a greater power it's the only explanation for his whole body of work.
How emotional in so many ways was that? Dire Straights at their best and I thought 'Going Home' was brilliant!
All the soldiers are brothers in arms. At the end they're all just young men moved around like pawns despite what side they're on.
'Ride Across The River', a good one from this album...
I loved seeing you all together reacting to this. Beautiful. 💕💕❤️❤️💖💖
Such an excellent idea. This is golden. Great job!
I love this ❤️
‘November Rain did it better’ 😂 I LOVE November Rain but the depth of emotion is not even close.
The king has returned
My local band, more relevant today than ever.
welcome back! gr8 video!
Love this song, and i've already seen all of these reactions... shame on me xd
Thank you! You're a true genuine reactor addict! (not a bad thing!)
Brotha, the first time I heard of this song was an episode of Miami Vice called Out Where the Buses Don't Run, Season 2 episode 4. At the end of the showdown A retired Vice detective (Bruce McGill) offers to assist Crockett and Tubbs with their latest case. The only problem? The man the former detective claims is running the drug ring they are investigating supposedly died years ago. Check it out n u will here Brothers In Arms by Dire Straits.
That's how I discovered both McGill and Straitharn. In THAT episode of "Miami Vice" to this song.
FanTASTic episode!
Love how he doesnt give the guitar a single more strum than necessary. So restrictive
No,I cannot do without tears. Now with is happening in Ukraine and I live near russian border 70km.....finnish history tells there are something to happen....fuck, if me and other generations have to go....-im old, but im prebered....only 50mlis of that grazy Putin......😩
I think I like this better than sultans of swing. It’s a close race
God bless our veterans...
Killers..Iraq,Afghanistan,Vietnam,etc
a very good collection of reactors...some deeply affected by this song of war and its toll.
Great editing. Keep it up!
to all whom served an still current serving
I love his voice too. That is MARKO
I'm having this played at my funeral...I want everybody to cry!
Why when I die I want everyone happy and than get to the boozer and get pissed
The first funeral I ever went to played this song. It was a suicide, he hung himself. R I P Brian ❤
FINALMENTE!!!
Welcome back, please Evanescence: call me when your sober, use my voice, my Immortal....
Thanks
The two dumb dudes in the top centre box missed the whole point of the song - great reactions from everyone else.
Totally. Maybe way deep for them to understand.
I didn't realise there were two endings to the song, I'll go and see which versions I have now...
🙏
A song where a live version might be better than the original. Check on youtube for the live version they do as part of the nelson mandela tribute concert.
Its hilarious for someone to compare this song to November Rain :D
Totally agree. Maybe he didn't get the message. Way deep to him.
These guy only react to the music,never the lyrics,never the meanings,such a shame.
The greatest anti war song ever
'we are fools to make war on our brothers in arms'. This song is about this line, it laments the facts that there is such a thing as veterans.
it is really amazed me that those ten people haven't heard of dire straits... in which planet they were??
❤ Woodstock
Or witman, rock
You should do a reaction video on Roy Clark second to no one
jb lethal only one who seemed to understand
Please do YES - Close to the Edge. Roundabout. And You And I.
I can see where this can be interpreted as a "salute to the military" type of song and it may have morphed into that now since it is a 35 year old song but I never interpreted it that way. I've always seen it being about armies or resistances of the people (particularly in Central America since just about every country in Central America was putting up a civilian resistance to some dictator or another when this was released in 1985) not militaries of the government. The opening lines about the mountains being his home now but his actual home are the lowlands sounds to me like he is in hiding or is involved in some type of guerilla warfare. His brothers in arms are followers of the cause, not actual servicemen.
88widcat the song is about the Falklands War! and it was written, to be about the Falklands war!
Everyone dies in war... some of us just havnt realized it yet.
You dont fight for peace... you surrender to it.
Anyone who has lived by the sword will tell you, the sword will haunt you the rest of your days.
Well put brother.
If only Yanks stopped yapping and instead listened to the lyrics, perhaps they would comprehend what a song is about! Thick? Effing gormless!!!!!
who the f kept talking?
Women think they have to cry
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