A cover of Pink Floyd’s ‘Wish You Were Here’ (1975) (with the last verse of ‘Time’ tacked on the end, performed by the talented Six String Soldiers of the US Army Field Band.
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A cover of Pink Floyd’s ‘Wish You Were Here’ (1975) (with the last verse of ‘Time’ tacked on the end, performed by the talented Six String Soldiers of the US Army Field Band.
Self righteous poo poo heads. Pawns in the American killing machine.
If it wasn’t for them you’d be writing poo in German.
Why? Are these Russian soldiers?
Welcome to the Machine.
jasus…soldiers play prog rock. not cool.
Roger Waters would love this
yeah, they could follow it up with “Give Peace a Chance”, then maybe Stephen Stills’ “Military Madness”
I would enjoy that very much thank you
(d’oh, that should read Graham Nash, got the wrong long-haired hippy)
Fair dues, fair play to ’em! I like :)
Droppin bombs, an singin songs
I should have rephrased that. I do not endorse the war machine. The US military can burn in hell. Thanks.
Ah Broadsheet, that video sent me in a tailspin to “flute fundamentals”. Why am I still watching it?!
Even though I’ve heard that song far too many times, I enjoyed that thouroughly.
Bertie will be along any minute to tell me that Pink Floyd are overrated and ruin it though :/
He’ll have to get around me first, and I will fight him on this.