@@moongduri5466 No I don't copper but I'm sure you can't resist the taste of fresh Earl Grey tea on the stove! You'll never be able to catch me while drinking it!
For those curious: 00:00-00:46 "Oh, What a Lovely War!" 00:53-02:07 "It's a Long Way to Tipperary" 02:15-02:59 "Keep the Home Fires Burning" 02:59-03:31 "I'll Make a Man of You" 03:31-04:03 "Pack Up Your Troubles (In Your Old Kit Bag)" sometimes aka "Smile, Smile, Smile" 04:03-04:35 "Goodbye-ee!" 04:36-05:53 "And When They Ask Us" sometimes aka "We'll Never Tell Them" 05:53-06:08 Unique Outro using "Oh, What a Lovely War!" motif
LISTT Infonet I knew “o what a lovely war” and “its a long way to Tipperary” this is because I’ve watched Abinavski’s War Thunder kill compilations and those tunes have been used
02:08-03:02 "Keep the Home Fires Burning" 03:03-03:31 "I'll Make a Man of You." 03:32-04:02 "Pack Up Your Troubles In Your Old Kit Bag" 04:03-04:35 "Good-byeee" 04:36-06:08 "And When They Ask Us"
The Greatest Anti-War film ever made. Naturally, the power's that be did everything possible to undermine this gem. I wrote to the BBC in 2014, asking them when they were going to televise this greatest of all War films, seeing how it was most suitable for that year, and right up to 2018, and got no reply; and still they haven't shown it on TV, and probably won't. When first released in 1969, in the USA, the anti Vietnam war protests were at there highest. So the film release was delayed ,without explanation, then shown without publicity by the film maker, releasing in minor cinemas , situated in side streets. Only in the last 7 years , as the film been released, on a DVD for the first time. Even Sir Richard Attenborough ( director) could not explain the delays. Do you think there is a link with all this ??
I did managed to see the full length version in Canada in my telly, many years ago. It was a shame that it didn't play on the Canadian tv station last November being the 100 anniversary of the ending of World War 1
I was there for 4 days once, and it did not rain,. However, I never saw the sun -- it was heavy overcast the whole time. That was a major problem for British and American bombers. It was hard to find days when the planes could expect clear weather for long enough to fly a day long mission.
YOU MUST ALL WATCH THE LATEST PETER JACKSON FILM,'' THEY SHALL NOT GROW OLD''. HE HAS TAKEN ARCHIVE FILM OF WW1, DIGITISED AND CLEANED MULTI THOUSANDS OF FRAMES, CORRECTED THE SPEED, COLOURISED THEM ,AND ADDED ARCHIVE SOUND OF THE TROOPS TALKING, PLUS THE SOUND OF TANKS AND GUNS FIRING. AN ABSOLUTE GEM, THAT WILL NEVER BE BETTERED. OUT NOW ON DVD& BLU RAY
If at all possible, SEE IT IN 3-D. (Maybe you can find a theater that's doing a special showing.) It was simply phenomenal in a way that's hard to explain to someone who hasn't seen it. Phillip is right to put his comments in all caps.You MUST see this if you have any interest in WWI history at all. It was like looking at WWI for the first time. Not silent, grainy, scratchy black-and-white images. It was in color, it was in 3-D, the people were talking, and it put me right there in the trenches in a way I'd never imagined I could be. In one segment, you were looking into the eyes of men who would, in fifteen minutes, be dead. And they knew it. For the first time, you could see what last words they were saying to each other. Powerful. I understand that Peter Jackson has ten hours of unused archival footage, and I hope he does a sequel, possibly showing more aviation operations than "They Shall Not Grow Old" did. Perhaps they could offer it as a double bill and give us the chance to see it all in 3-D again. I know I'd pay $50 to watch it.
I don´t miss the war years ´cause I didn´t lived them but I´m very worried with the ignorance people nowadays show about the reasons why so many fellows suffered fought and died for LIBERTY. Thanks God at least England got the European Union. It gaves me some hope. Nationalities must prevail. There always be an England. God bless you all, keep on free from any kind of foreign domination. We must be worthy and thinkful of so much blood spilt in two Great Wars. Salut from Brazil.
ua-cam.com/video/x_LhOO6Q6p8/v-deo.html The end sequence from the film Oh, What a Lovely War. Supposed to be the last casualty of the conflict returning home in spirit.
proudly marchs with my churchill at 5 mph
I beg your pardon but the Churchill's top speed were 16 mph
@@Windows_XP_2005 I Beg Your Pardon Actually I Believe You Have Exceeded Our Speed Limit Of 8 Miles An Hour.
Casual_ Boredom I’m referring to the Churchill mk 7
@@casual_boredom7195 'Oi you 'ave a lo'isense for that?
@@moongduri5466 No I don't copper but I'm sure you can't resist the taste of fresh Earl Grey tea on the stove! You'll never be able to catch me while drinking it!
For those curious:
00:00-00:46 "Oh, What a Lovely War!"
00:53-02:07 "It's a Long Way to Tipperary"
02:15-02:59 "Keep the Home Fires Burning"
02:59-03:31 "I'll Make a Man of You"
03:31-04:03 "Pack Up Your Troubles (In Your Old Kit Bag)" sometimes aka "Smile, Smile, Smile"
04:03-04:35 "Goodbye-ee!"
04:36-05:53 "And When They Ask Us" sometimes aka "We'll Never Tell Them"
05:53-06:08 Unique Outro using "Oh, What a Lovely War!" motif
LISTT Infonet I knew “o what a lovely war” and “its a long way to Tipperary” this is because I’ve watched Abinavski’s War Thunder kill compilations and those tunes have been used
Your name is "List" for a reason
Top two songs:
Oh What a Lovely War
And
I’ll Make a Man of You
Note: IMO
02:08-03:02 "Keep the Home Fires Burning"
03:03-03:31 "I'll Make a Man of You."
03:32-04:02 "Pack Up Your Troubles In Your Old Kit Bag"
04:03-04:35 "Good-byeee"
04:36-06:08 "And When They Ask Us"
I will listen this song when play Spitfire in WarThunder🇬🇧🇬🇧
Every time I hear the Tipperary song, I'm a U-boat sailor again!
The Greatest Anti-War film ever made. Naturally, the power's that be did everything possible to undermine this gem. I wrote to the BBC in 2014, asking them when they were going to televise this greatest of all War films, seeing how it was most suitable for that year, and right up to 2018, and got no reply; and still they haven't shown it on TV, and probably won't. When first released in 1969, in the USA, the anti Vietnam war protests were at there highest. So the film release was delayed ,without explanation, then shown without publicity by the film maker, releasing in minor cinemas , situated in side streets. Only in the last 7 years , as the film been released, on a DVD for the first time. Even Sir Richard Attenborough ( director) could not explain the delays. Do you think there is a link with all this ??
I did managed to see the full length version in Canada in my telly, many years ago. It was a shame that it didn't play on the Canadian tv station last November being the 100 anniversary of the ending of World War 1
May be an American, but still love the old mother country. The music is amazing and I hope one day I could see the UK.
ZBP John it's a beautiful place - except when it's raining...which it always is...
If the U.K could export rain it would be the wealthiest countries in the world
I was there for 4 days once, and it did not rain,. However, I never saw the sun -- it was heavy overcast the whole time. That was a major problem for British and American bombers. It was hard to find days when the planes could expect clear weather for long enough to fly a day long mission.
James Horn if it's not raining, it's either really cloudy or boiling hot
josh waring Boiling hot? Have a visit down here to Australia, it’ll teach you to hate the heat even more.
"Skeets 183mm hesh round"
“Evaporates t-72a”
"The battlebarn is a 6.7 battle-rating weapon of mass-derpage featuring the biggest fuckoff gun in the entire game."
My favourites songs are "Oh, what a lovely war" and "It's a long way to Tipperary"
What a fantastic compilation of WW1 songs here, thanks for the upload!
Thanks for posting this. I am a member of the Royal British Legion,
Is any one getting a Wallace & grommet vibe
lmao kinda ngl
this song makes me shiver all over
Smashing
The war itself wasn’t lovely but the brits sure knew how to write good songs.
YOU MUST ALL WATCH THE LATEST PETER JACKSON FILM,'' THEY SHALL NOT GROW OLD''. HE HAS TAKEN ARCHIVE FILM OF WW1, DIGITISED AND CLEANED MULTI THOUSANDS OF FRAMES, CORRECTED THE SPEED, COLOURISED THEM ,AND ADDED ARCHIVE SOUND OF THE TROOPS TALKING, PLUS THE SOUND OF TANKS AND GUNS FIRING. AN ABSOLUTE GEM, THAT WILL NEVER BE BETTERED. OUT NOW ON DVD& BLU RAY
I am hoping to see the film you just mention one day on my telly. Sounds like a very good documentary
If at all possible, SEE IT IN 3-D. (Maybe you can find a theater that's doing a special showing.) It was simply phenomenal in a way that's hard to explain to someone who hasn't seen it. Phillip is right to put his comments in all caps.You MUST see this if you have any interest in WWI history at all.
It was like looking at WWI for the first time. Not silent, grainy, scratchy black-and-white images. It was in color, it was in 3-D, the people were talking, and it put me right there in the trenches in a way I'd never imagined I could be. In one segment, you were looking into the eyes of men who would, in fifteen minutes, be dead. And they knew it. For the first time, you could see what last words they were saying to each other. Powerful.
I understand that Peter Jackson has ten hours of unused archival footage, and I hope he does a sequel, possibly showing more aviation operations than "They Shall Not Grow Old" did. Perhaps they could offer it as a double bill and give us the chance to see it all in 3-D again. I know I'd pay $50 to watch it.
When they ask us how dangerous it was, mate.
FInally found it
i love the home fires are burning i enjoy military music too its fantastic.
0:00 The FV-4005 Stage II theme...
I see you're a man of culture as well
yes
Ah yes, a fellow man of culture.
Squireflyer eh? That boy....
"Lets get em lads!"
And what a lovely war it was...
Oh what a war, what a lovely war!
"Its a long way to tickle Mary" good old trench number!!
You can really hear George Formby in this one!
oh oh oh What a lovely war!!!
A beautiful collection, i started crying union flags
oh thats goodness
Hi Peter Estrella, the tune is called 'They Wouldn't Believe Me'
The Nigel Stride
World class sound, its hard to believe Im just listening to a bunch kids playing.
I don´t miss the war years ´cause I didn´t lived them but I´m very worried with the ignorance people nowadays show about the reasons why so many fellows suffered fought and died for LIBERTY. Thanks God at least England got the European Union. It gaves me some hope. Nationalities must prevail. There always be an England. God bless you all, keep on free from any kind of foreign domination. We must be worthy and thinkful of so much blood spilt in two Great Wars. Salut from Brazil.
Who here from many miles away’s super unicorn review on the FV4005?
Abinavski's British KV-2 video
" Pack up your troubles in your old kit bag and smile, smile, smile!!." A great song for the times.
It's a long way to go.
It's a long way to Tipperary.
To the sweatest girl I know
Good bye, Piccadilly
Farewell Leicester Square
But my heart's right there
tipperary is from the great war (world war one)
All of the songs are from WW I. Actually, Tipperary is from a stage show from 1913.
To the trenches lads!!!!!!
"la guerre est faite par des gens qui ne se connaissent pas,au profit de gens qui se connaissent"
How did you get this? If you dont mind me asking
harry, i wonder about this music can use on my vid
harrybeef why no new videos
What is the name of the song played after "Keep the Home Fires Burning"?
Thanks!
CJ Gangi or "Make a man of anyone of you"!
could anyone tell me the name of the last tune in the medley, please. such a beautiful tune
Peter Estrella It’s the outro of “Oh what a Lovely war”
Peter Estrella I may be 5 years late, but I'm hear to tell you that the song is called "Oh, We'll Never Tell Them".
Harry, could you tell me the name of the first march in this video?
Oh, it's a lovely war?
look at the title, how could you not see it??
Abinavski British KV-2 ?
If you associate the title/contest of the music one plays with his mentality i suppose you think rockers are slaves of satan and so on.
What is the name of the song in 04:44?
王晁東 When They Asked Us
"And When They Ask Us"
And When They Ask Us" sometimes aka "We'll Never Tell Them
ua-cam.com/video/x_LhOO6Q6p8/v-deo.html The end sequence from the film Oh, What a Lovely War. Supposed to be the last casualty of the conflict returning home in spirit.
@@xyxser63 Also known as T\"They'll Never Believe Me" (that from this great big world you've chosen me)
Harry, are you affiliated to the band that is playing in any way?
Hi Wayne no not Affiliated to the band,iam a painter and decorator from south london who just loves this kind of music.Thanks
I just need that version of its a long way to Tipperary and I’ll be a happy German u boat sailer again
Very good play if you have time to get to the
Theatre To Tina Turner and Neil Diamond
Bf1 style
Who came here for squire's video
Yay I’m not alone
Why there are so many war thunder fans?
What do you mean a bunch of kids?
*initiate Nigel bias*
This film sickened me as it trivialised the sacrifice of so many through the so called parody masquerading as satire
And what a lovely war it was...