Quella scena di Peaky Blinders é bellissima e non c'era colonna sonora migliore che potesse essere associata... S P E T T A C O L A R E 😍 🎼 🎧
@alimallahcom2 күн бұрын
woww
@Lamb-mas-Day2 күн бұрын
Nice very nice
@MLA562 күн бұрын
This scene is always really hard for me to watch. Not only because I'm a combat vet myself, but because I knew Randy Shugart very well. I was an Instructor at Ranger School when he went through, and again when he came back in the Army and came to SF. I didn't know Gordon personally, but like most guys in the Ranger/ SF world, if you stick around long enough there won't be many established guys you don't at least know OF. Some superb, highly professional soldiers died that day. There are no guarantees in combat, especially Infantry/ SF combat. Guys can do everything right and still get killed. In my 5 years, 8 months of combat time in the Rangers and SF, I was wounded about a dozen times; most weren't serious, but none are fun. I live every day with the guilt EVERY NCO or officer carries who's lost men in combat. It never goes away.
@yusufakcay673 күн бұрын
Onur aradığında çıktım bakkaldan para bozup
@murielgibbs10703 күн бұрын
I am not a great violin fan, mostly sounds like a cat on a hot tin roof to me, but this cat really sings for me. Philip Glass is an amazing composer and this music will live with me forever.
@windvlog41436 күн бұрын
Nagyon sok minden benne van ebben a zenében...professzionális
@JonathanMoody-xo5zs6 күн бұрын
Beautiful Sigur Ros vibes on this track...
@darkmaraux9 күн бұрын
2024, there we go.
@ibolyakerenyi414610 күн бұрын
Man of the Universe or....dust of the Universe...
@Chlrintruc11 күн бұрын
Such a dark and powrful music, none exists that has beaten this.
@RathwulvenBushcraft13 күн бұрын
German citizen here: What feels so sickening to me is that in our current times, people really seem to enjoy being totally ignorant of the past, repeating history as we speak. What do I mean? I am born in the 80s as the grandson of both a concentration camp prisoner as well as the grandson of another man who was an SS and died before I was born. Due to this circumstance, I studied history and developed a strong sense of responsibility when it comes to our people‘s duty regarding being firmly anti-fascist. I understand that I can only live a free life because of courageous men like the gentlemen of Easy company. Yet here we are in 2024, seeing neo-fascist parties on the rise not only in Germany (AfD), but also in France (Le Pen and such), the Netherlands (PVV and Wilders) and even the very USA with their despotic, racist and anti-democratic Trump who, badly enough, already was elected president before and, at this point in time, again tries to hijack democracy by trying to erode the division of power between the judicative, legislative and executive forces. If anyone knows best, it is us Germans - cause we have been in such a horrid, totalitarian system before. And look at what my ancestors have done to the world. Just look! It saddens me so much to see that billions of people seem to not give a single damn about these horrors of the past. Every day they are joyfully marching towards the same insane and inhumane depravity we have seen in the 1930s and 1940s. There is a German post-war saying: Wehret den Anfängen! That is: Fight the beginnings (relating to ultra-nationalism and fascism). I must ask: Why do so many choose to forget, ready to allow these beginnings to happen? Anyway: Men like those of Easy company gave everything they could possibly give so that all of us post-war folks, across the entire globe, can live in freedom and peace. The least we can give them back is some respect instead of spitting in their faces as so many do today. For that peace we still enjoy is fragile - and can, as we see given the current state of the world, easily be eroded yet again. Let´s work together as one and prevent history from repeating itself. We are one in our humanity. Unless we choose to forget that, we honour the achievements of these brave soldiers featured in the video. I salute them all, no matter if we talk just Easy company or all the other brave individuals who sacrificed so much for my generation and those to come. Thank you.
@GeorgiaNFA13 күн бұрын
God bless these men and what they sacrificed on our behalf.
@johnnygreen137613 күн бұрын
"you try to put it all out of your mind" gets me every time.
@TheWayOfTony15 күн бұрын
Brothers.
@aninhaaaaa01415 күн бұрын
So beautiful
@TheNickademas115 күн бұрын
Thank you for your music. This song spoke to my heart and soul. When nothing else would.
@michko544216 күн бұрын
Magistralement BON...💯🤍🌀🙏
@yohaiagami132716 күн бұрын
History will return soon with high probability to a major crisis within the next decade, those men fought for a better world that we will probably have to protect again
@mr.dodosoft695216 күн бұрын
I play this song and the code literally just writes itself
@JolyWonkaa17 күн бұрын
perfect
@kevinjustkevin762717 күн бұрын
Rest In Peace
@Mr.EGainz17 күн бұрын
Pray for Anthony Russekk. 💆🏽
@robertwiesler38118 күн бұрын
Thank you for your service Thank you for saving the world RIP Heroes
@Julian5807119 күн бұрын
🔥🔥🔥
@Mr.EGainz19 күн бұрын
Happy Birthday €nrique Justin Hernandez.
@geoAli48820 күн бұрын
لابطعم الفلامنڪو 🦩) 💕
@davepowell716820 күн бұрын
Humans migrate
@davepowell716820 күн бұрын
Another level. I return to reassure myself it was that special
@user-nc9hp3sg8i20 күн бұрын
Beautiful!
@sherylweitz18521 күн бұрын
Essential, elemental, everything. The history and entirety and future of intelligent mammals explained. Ultimately a eulogy. Heart exploding now and every time I return to it, when now becomes once again. 🙏💛
@josephbeckworth733922 күн бұрын
The last surviving member of East company died in 2022
@mahersalthomas173922 күн бұрын
That guy with the glasses and suit and tie?? Who is that???
@ayasy641023 күн бұрын
اقترح عليي احدى كُتابي المفضلين الدكتور محمد طه الانصات لهذه المقطوعة اثناء قرائتي لأحدى نصوصه من كتاب لا بطعم الفلامنكو❤
@lfo78423 күн бұрын
These guys are real men. Not tattooed "tough" guys who think they rule the roost. No, these are men that you can't help but respect, and it's immensely frustrating that they are all gone now. Soon, the greatest generation will be gone, but hopefully, they won't ever be forgotten.
@edder8424 күн бұрын
❤
@johnmunro495224 күн бұрын
1:00 that's why Steve Rodgers ( captain America) hits so hard. His story was certainly inspired by men like that.
@jcarra896326 күн бұрын
was this song used in show Leftovers?
@sandeepInkhakhi27 күн бұрын
❤
@Seanmoore-nx9dj28 күн бұрын
my grandfathers brother was 17 when he fought his first action in north africa. the germans launched an infantry attack and fired smoke over the battlefield . they counterattacked with their own infantry. he attacked through the smoke and a german soldier come through the smoke, and they fought hand to hand and alan put his bayonette though the germans throat. he told me this story one christmas eve after several drinks. he finished the story and just cried and cried. he was with the canadian first army.
@magicmulder29 күн бұрын
Brilliantly emotional with just four chords - Ab, Eb, G7, Cm.
@sinhaankur29 күн бұрын
Came here after so many years
@nprwikeepa6082Ай бұрын
How it began: "Were at War with Japan" How it ended: Epic campaign in Europe
@grantkelly5422Ай бұрын
Soldiers who serve are heroes regardless of which war and WE OWE THEM EVERYTHING…. Our freedom was SAVEd because of all our soldiers Wake up and thank them
@jenyabovt3702Ай бұрын
Бовть Даня
@dariarova9724Ай бұрын
I love H.Zimmer, bu after almost 5 years this song is still my favorite.
Пікірлер
D. Mohamed taha ❤️❤️
The beginning part ❣️
Quella scena di Peaky Blinders é bellissima e non c'era colonna sonora migliore che potesse essere associata... S P E T T A C O L A R E 😍 🎼 🎧
woww
Nice very nice
This scene is always really hard for me to watch. Not only because I'm a combat vet myself, but because I knew Randy Shugart very well. I was an Instructor at Ranger School when he went through, and again when he came back in the Army and came to SF. I didn't know Gordon personally, but like most guys in the Ranger/ SF world, if you stick around long enough there won't be many established guys you don't at least know OF. Some superb, highly professional soldiers died that day. There are no guarantees in combat, especially Infantry/ SF combat. Guys can do everything right and still get killed. In my 5 years, 8 months of combat time in the Rangers and SF, I was wounded about a dozen times; most weren't serious, but none are fun. I live every day with the guilt EVERY NCO or officer carries who's lost men in combat. It never goes away.
Onur aradığında çıktım bakkaldan para bozup
I am not a great violin fan, mostly sounds like a cat on a hot tin roof to me, but this cat really sings for me. Philip Glass is an amazing composer and this music will live with me forever.
Nagyon sok minden benne van ebben a zenében...professzionális
Beautiful Sigur Ros vibes on this track...
2024, there we go.
Man of the Universe or....dust of the Universe...
Such a dark and powrful music, none exists that has beaten this.
German citizen here: What feels so sickening to me is that in our current times, people really seem to enjoy being totally ignorant of the past, repeating history as we speak. What do I mean? I am born in the 80s as the grandson of both a concentration camp prisoner as well as the grandson of another man who was an SS and died before I was born. Due to this circumstance, I studied history and developed a strong sense of responsibility when it comes to our people‘s duty regarding being firmly anti-fascist. I understand that I can only live a free life because of courageous men like the gentlemen of Easy company. Yet here we are in 2024, seeing neo-fascist parties on the rise not only in Germany (AfD), but also in France (Le Pen and such), the Netherlands (PVV and Wilders) and even the very USA with their despotic, racist and anti-democratic Trump who, badly enough, already was elected president before and, at this point in time, again tries to hijack democracy by trying to erode the division of power between the judicative, legislative and executive forces. If anyone knows best, it is us Germans - cause we have been in such a horrid, totalitarian system before. And look at what my ancestors have done to the world. Just look! It saddens me so much to see that billions of people seem to not give a single damn about these horrors of the past. Every day they are joyfully marching towards the same insane and inhumane depravity we have seen in the 1930s and 1940s. There is a German post-war saying: Wehret den Anfängen! That is: Fight the beginnings (relating to ultra-nationalism and fascism). I must ask: Why do so many choose to forget, ready to allow these beginnings to happen? Anyway: Men like those of Easy company gave everything they could possibly give so that all of us post-war folks, across the entire globe, can live in freedom and peace. The least we can give them back is some respect instead of spitting in their faces as so many do today. For that peace we still enjoy is fragile - and can, as we see given the current state of the world, easily be eroded yet again. Let´s work together as one and prevent history from repeating itself. We are one in our humanity. Unless we choose to forget that, we honour the achievements of these brave soldiers featured in the video. I salute them all, no matter if we talk just Easy company or all the other brave individuals who sacrificed so much for my generation and those to come. Thank you.
God bless these men and what they sacrificed on our behalf.
"you try to put it all out of your mind" gets me every time.
Brothers.
So beautiful
Thank you for your music. This song spoke to my heart and soul. When nothing else would.
Magistralement BON...💯🤍🌀🙏
History will return soon with high probability to a major crisis within the next decade, those men fought for a better world that we will probably have to protect again
I play this song and the code literally just writes itself
perfect
Rest In Peace
Pray for Anthony Russekk. 💆🏽
Thank you for your service Thank you for saving the world RIP Heroes
🔥🔥🔥
Happy Birthday €nrique Justin Hernandez.
لابطعم الفلامنڪو 🦩) 💕
Humans migrate
Another level. I return to reassure myself it was that special
Beautiful!
Essential, elemental, everything. The history and entirety and future of intelligent mammals explained. Ultimately a eulogy. Heart exploding now and every time I return to it, when now becomes once again. 🙏💛
The last surviving member of East company died in 2022
That guy with the glasses and suit and tie?? Who is that???
اقترح عليي احدى كُتابي المفضلين الدكتور محمد طه الانصات لهذه المقطوعة اثناء قرائتي لأحدى نصوصه من كتاب لا بطعم الفلامنكو❤
These guys are real men. Not tattooed "tough" guys who think they rule the roost. No, these are men that you can't help but respect, and it's immensely frustrating that they are all gone now. Soon, the greatest generation will be gone, but hopefully, they won't ever be forgotten.
❤
1:00 that's why Steve Rodgers ( captain America) hits so hard. His story was certainly inspired by men like that.
was this song used in show Leftovers?
❤
my grandfathers brother was 17 when he fought his first action in north africa. the germans launched an infantry attack and fired smoke over the battlefield . they counterattacked with their own infantry. he attacked through the smoke and a german soldier come through the smoke, and they fought hand to hand and alan put his bayonette though the germans throat. he told me this story one christmas eve after several drinks. he finished the story and just cried and cried. he was with the canadian first army.
Brilliantly emotional with just four chords - Ab, Eb, G7, Cm.
Came here after so many years
How it began: "Were at War with Japan" How it ended: Epic campaign in Europe
Soldiers who serve are heroes regardless of which war and WE OWE THEM EVERYTHING…. Our freedom was SAVEd because of all our soldiers Wake up and thank them
Бовть Даня
I love H.Zimmer, bu after almost 5 years this song is still my favorite.
What’s the song?
🕉️👽🕉️