We’ll Live and Die (10 Viewers)
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Terry_dactyl
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I’m loving the bloke in the background raising his arms at the right time.
Terry_dactyl
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Watch until the end mate.
Bad Boy
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They HAVE to be invited up to the CBS and belt that out
bigfatronssba
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Love it. Better than the original
SkyBlueCharlie9
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Fantastic, works well without the slightly irritating squeaky vocals of Enemy's lead singer. Defo get em up the CBS.
bigfatronssba
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I’ve always thought brass bands work well with football music
David O'Day
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not for me
bigfatronssba
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ovduk78
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I thought it was A Town Called Malice
CovveeBreak
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Robins got fired from Stoke and started conducting?!
Tommo1993
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He’s from Darwen so they sound a bit similar as well. He’s a Man U fan.
play_in_skyblue_stripes
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Its nice but its not as good as original but that would be very hard to match.
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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It can be very powerful. I can still remember a bras band that came to my primary school and did the A-team. It sounded incredible.
I bet they had their knockers though.
rob9872
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They were well supported
StrettoBoy
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Absolutely love it.
In Jimmy Hill's day he would have had them along to provide the half time entertainment.
C'mon Doug!
In Jimmy Hill's day he would have had them along to provide the half time entertainment.
C'mon Doug!
blunted
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I am not adverse to the traditions of brass bands, although I much prefer the New Orleans versions (see Dirty Dozen Brass Band). The Colliery bands were great but Thatcher put paid to them. Still plenty around in truncated forms in carnivals.
If you are old enough, you will remember brass bands as the only entertainment at the footie. The Jimmy Hill revolution swept that away, even though we did get The Sky Blue Song (Tea Dance Version). The Villa were late to the game and still had brass bands some years later, which tells you all you need to know.
If you are old enough, you will remember brass bands as the only entertainment at the footie. The Jimmy Hill revolution swept that away, even though we did get The Sky Blue Song (Tea Dance Version). The Villa were late to the game and still had brass bands some years later, which tells you all you need to know.
Terry_dactyl
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Everyone cupped their ears.
Gynnsthetonic
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Used to love hearing and watching the Coventry Corp of Drums on the summer Highfield Rd pitch at the start of the season