First time I heard this was Dec 1990 sat in a pub in Holywell green, Halifax, I was in the mob and staying with some oppos from there. I've not seen them in 20yrs, but when I listen to this I can see them sat there like it was last week.
this song was the radio when me and my held our still born baby girl just as they sung all together now it was just a moment in time i will never forget R.I.P BABY AMBER
Don`t you just love these clever b**tards fresh back from doing there history majors putting us dumb folk in our place.I typed in The Farm because i wanted to listen to The Farm and read comments from people that enjoyed them as much as i did......
From Wikipedia (youtube won't let me post the link, for some reason):
"...a song by Liverpudlian pop band The Farm from their album Spartacus, and is said to link many of the band's favourite themes, socialism, brotherhood and football."
Incidentally, The Farm were initially called The Soul of Socialism.
@arbeitsscheuer doesn't prove shit, someone went to wiki and put that in their. i could go in their and put something else if i wanted. you have to have a link with an interview because most of their other stuff was nothing like that.
@TheNewMusicNetwork Man, I don't know why you're getting so uptight about this, but nevertheless... It's fairly well-known that The Farm were & are ardent socialists, surprised you're so vehement in your opposition to it.
From the visitliverpool website (with 'information taken from the bbc.co.uk website'): "The Farm were very politically orientated, carrying a strong socialist message and were dubbed the 'Soul of Socialism'. "
@arbeitsscheuer ahh come come now, there's no need to be disingenuous. I think the problem is that you're lacking neurons. The only person uptight is you. I googled for that article and it was non-existant. I can understand that you want them to be socialist but the fact is that in the past they were adamently against tony blair and the socialist party that ran the last election.
You shouldn't try spin what the farm stands for which is freedom and liberty.
@TheNewMusicNetwork This video is nothing more than a reminder of what socialism brings to people. Death, jail, war, etc. the farm have always been against that.
@HogwartsGoth Yes. I am aware of that. I am not sure what your point is. Are you suggesting that the USA made a major contribution in winning the war? It didn't. Germany was defeated by the naval blockade and by Britain and France who fought for four years, losing millions of men. To suggest britain was about to collapse in 1916 is nonsense - it had millions of men about to be conscripted, an empire, colonies, a huge navy. Where do you get this nonsense from?
Nearly killed me years ago when i learned LIVERPOOL F.C were formed from everton and ye had ANFIELD first,Ah well at least we gave it good memories and some classy football,Looking forward to meeting ye again this year in the league,Only match where points on the board go out the window
Saw The Farm at the Ally Pally in the summer of1990 - it was the second date with my girlfriend who became my wife and then mother to our brilliant son ;-)
bicker bicker.....so many negative's ;o( It seems that some have lost the most important point of this track...."All Together Now" True, it was directed towards past historical event's , but it is also a reminder..our time is short and this world is too small "so they decided not to fight"
Has anyone ever bothered asking what exactly happened during WW1? This song testifies that the soldiers never really wanted to fight each other and were being compelled to by their masters. By 1916 the UK was on her knees and almost capitulated to the German war machine. But then something quite strange happened. The US entered the war, but no-one dares ask why.
One man did, and when he found the answer, he told the world:
@abuhamza1970 Sorry but that's not a view supported by the facts. If no one wanted to fight, why did 2 million men from britain volunteer to fight in the first 6 months of the war then? I am afraid that jingoism and patriotism were major drivers.
As for britain being on her knees in 1916? What? She was able to launch another massive offensive in 1917 and the US joined the war in 1916 not 1917 and contributed a fraction of the men/losses on the western front in four years of war.
@THthefirst Men can be manipulated especially the poor uneducated who have to obey authority. Media propaganda was in its infancy at that time and was having amazing success in generating anti-German hatred. However once war started which was supposed to last only a few weeks, their appetite for war waned
In 1916 the UK was suing for peace as a result of the vast wastage of men and the stalemate in the lowlands of Europe. UK was only able to continue after several $bn's of loans from the US
@THthefirst Don't believe the official story as it serves as nothing but a lesson in obfuscation and deception. Ask yourself this: what was the real reason for the Allies defeat at Gallipoli? If Churchill was SUCH a great FLoA then why the amazing blunders? And if his were just mistakes in war, then why was he appointed again as FLoA before ww2. And just who was the young Turk who was claimed as a hero and credited for defeating the Allies? And what did this Turkish officer become?
@abuhamza1970 Sorry, I really don't uderstand your point. I never said Gallipoli was a success. I said Britain in 1916 was still a very strong power with a large army and huge navy plus empire. As for Churchill, he made a mistake - that doesn't mean he didn't also do many great things, such as his leadership in 1940.
As a result of the Federal Reserve Act of 1913, Zionist Banking corporations had already seized the US Treasury and was holding Woodrow Wilson to ransom. They could now execute their plan to bargain with the UK for something they had wanted for alomst 2000 yrs...Palestine, and thus was born the Balfour Declaration in secret. A clue to who was behind these machinations can be found by looking at who the declaration was addressed to.
@THthefirst Gallipoli was a deliberate mistake to allow Attaturk (a Freemason) to assume leadership of the republic thus destroying the last vestiges of the Ottoman Caliphate. God knows how many 000s of ANZ (not English) soldiers were deliberately sacrificed so that the elite could have their paper tiger.
When UK was suing for peace, German Jews went to the UK govt promising US intervention. US could have easily just loaned money but she sent 000s of troops. Why did she send troops?
@abuhamza1970 -- take your hateful self elsewhere, there's a dear. America is run by Americans. It doesn't matter what their religion or ethnicity is. Bigots and conspiracy theorists like your pet get one vote apiece, the same as everyone else.
There's been quite a bit of discussion and research about all aspects of WW1, much of it in the last 40 years, well after that obsolete racist rant you directed us to.
@thegrammarfairy "America run by Americans" there's a joke! Thanks for that, I needed a laugh. I guess you all get one vote, unless your name's Jeb Bush in which case you'll get all the votes of your state so that you can get your bro' into the WH. Oh and what about all those "po' black folk" that don't get the vote...COS THEY'RE BLACK!
So what you're saying is that Friedman was lying was he? A man who was present at Versailles? I guess anyone who questions the official story is a liar?
@abuhamza1970 -- I'm not saying Friedman was lying. He may have truly believed what he said. I'm saying he's the kind of babbling idiot I've seen a hundred times, and doesn't need to be resurrected from the 1960s to add to our current supply of idiots.
You ask about all the black people who are being denied the vote. You don't seem to have heard of anything later than the 1960s in American history. References to "po' black folk" are an outdated caricature. It's just not like that any more.
@thegrammarfairy Actually I was referring to the 2000 elections where Florida (run by Jeb Bush) called prematurely for brother GW. I guess I must be dreaming huh? Nevermind, here's a little reminder of my dream.
/watch?v=chj5R0Izt9s
the first 5 mins does its a good movie
So why exactly is Friedman an idiot? Is it because he calls it as it is. A warning from history that few heed. And when people refuse to learn from earlier generations mistakes you get people like GW Bush and more wars.
@abuhamza1970 -- Dubya's principal mistake was to trust Cheney and Rumsfeld ever, about anything. They leaned on the CIA to twist the evidence and provide an excuse to start the war; they proposed the losing war strategy (which W chose over Colin Powell's winning strategy); and Rumsfeld allowed torture in the prisons.
I remember the 2000 elections. You'd need both hands and both feet to count the number of premature calls made that night, by any number of people.
@thegrammarfairy So long as there are sufficient numbers willing to fight but delegate the moral issues to their superiors, there will always be wars.
Look at Iraq, no link to 911 but was invaded and destroyed - and NOT just for Oil. There is something that links Saddam, Ghaddafi and Ahmedinejad. They all demanded/started selling oil in other than USD. Saddam was the 1st and the Saudis were going to follow. Iraqs destruction was a msg to all other Gulf states who were contemplating the same
@abuhamza1970 -- You said "NOT just for oil" but then said that the link between Iraq, Iran and Libya was to do with oil. Not sure what you mean.
Saddam, Ghaddafi and Ahmedinejad also were all three willing to use force against their own people. I think of Ahmedinejad as having more legitimacy as ruler than the other two.
recommended: PBS "Frontline" episodes
"Rumsfeld's War," and other episodes to do with the whole mess.
@thegrammarfairy By selling oil in other than USD you quickly erode the USD as the world's reserve currency and incur the wrath of the state dept/US Treasury for imposing a surcharge on executing her military campaigns. If US has to buy Euros to buy oil, this then depletes US currency reserves thus making it more expensive to wage war around the world. Probably the single biggest cause of US hegemony since WW2 has been the availability of cheap oil. Iran has set up a new xchange just for this
@abuhamza1970 -- I still don't know what your point is, and I'm past caring, as long as it doesn't have anything to do with "All Together Now" by The Farm.
between this and the PSB Brit Awards performance of Go West, it strikes me that Pachelbel's Canon in D has been pretty good at grand socialist statements. what a fucking song this is, anyway.
genius guitar lick, tried to copy it it's deceptively difficult! The chord sequence is Pachelbel's Canon, but like that comedian pointed out so many things are.
for all you idiots thinking this is a call to arms, about fighting or whatever, don't you realise this about the xmas truce in 1914 when both sides stopped fighting and came together briefly?
@THthefirst Yeah, it is odd how everyone wants to start a battle or fight because they hear this song. It should make you want to be at peace with the people you are told to hate.
@THthefirst .. - .. - .. - that is subjectivity though is it not? while you are correct howsoever one may interpret the song is another matter - enough of the words while wrapped around a specific wartime period of peace and common sense can serve equally as a reminder of the common sense prevailing among the cannon fodder victims or as a call to arms - especially when people are being told or directed as to how to think !
Brill song brill video !!!! Does make u feel proud to be English, cus when our backs are against the wall we come out fighting. Playing this at the start of battle !!!
@InMoyesWeTrust08 after hearing everton's version for a lot of my childhood and then hearing this version, this version seems a little bit out of touch with the beat. for example in this version it seems like they are rushing to get some of the lines in tune with the beat, whereas with everton's version all the words fit in with the beat.
Music is personal ... why the hell are you even commenting or wasting your time listening to something that you don't even like! Have you nothing better to do with your time??? Go do something constructive!
This is one of my favourite songs .. preferably off my head!
PS - loved the Generation game as well! LOL ohh Brucie baby!
"Remember son that your forefathers died,lost in millions for our countrys pride...." fantastic lyrics-perhaps some of todays generation should listen to this?!?
@Padgilord yes,you are right-the first thing i taught my son was "sit on your arse and sign on the dole,and if thats not enough,smash in a shop window,take what you want,then blame someone else because you are bored".
@ollieduracell Yeah One of The All Time Greats...Makes a No Hit Blunder Like Amy Winehouse, God Rest Her Soul, Look Like a Jester....In a Fool's Paradise.......
If I had to choose one song as my all time favourite, this would be it. The Farm were the 1st band I saw live back in 1991. We drove nearly 200 miles from Skegness to the Royal Court, Liverpool to see you (& guests Mick Jones & Pete Wylie!) and it was one of the best nights EVER.
Some people really need to quit with the sob stories, the attention seeking comments and the racial stereotyping and prejudices and just listen to the music
Estimated friend, if you want to listen again this song and an endless number of successes of the love I suggest you to visit Radio MUSICA PARA MIMOS - looks for his direction URL in Google ( search Musica para Mimos in Google)-. best romantic music of all the times in Internet, is great, is very good ...!!!
of course the beatles our better , these only have a couple of hits , that dosent mean to say that this song isnt a work of art.
chanceie12 1 day ago
beatles win.
tomgmaster2 3 days ago
i gotta said the beatles are better than this sh*t
pablolion7 4 days ago
My history teacher played this when we finished studying the First World War.
mariomadness987 6 days ago
@mariomadness987 how cringeworthy. I wouldn't have known where to look
DaveWBedford 6 days ago
@DaveWBedford It was surprisingly moving actually, we'd just finished learning about the Christmas Treaty and this song fitted perfectly.
mariomadness987 5 days ago
Best football song,EVER.
northbabex 1 week ago
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mariomadness987 1 week ago
i love this song because its normally played at championship/league 1 games as they come out of the tunnel. <3
jonathan16awesome 1 week ago
pachabel's canon
LuNaaaaaR 1 week ago
Super muza!
adzios2 2 weeks ago
First time I heard this was Dec 1990 sat in a pub in Holywell green, Halifax, I was in the mob and staying with some oppos from there. I've not seen them in 20yrs, but when I listen to this I can see them sat there like it was last week.
saclfc 2 weeks ago 2
hooton lad your a leg end nice 1
ferretsareboss 2 weeks ago
This song sends a shiver down my spine, such a classic tune.
AlannTH 2 weeks ago
The Bulldog Breed.
reallyhairylegs 3 weeks ago
Love this song now and then, Im feeling like im n high school. Yes!
sslance007 1 month ago
AMAZING SONG
dianamiera 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
This song never gets old its like I'm 11 again, yippeee
padydogg 1 month ago 2
remeber boy when your forefathers died.....lost a million for a countries pride only to hand it all over to the EU.
MoreWeThinkLessWeNo 1 month ago 2
Impresionante. Que buen rollo transmite esta canción. Un saludo a todos y viva la vida!!!
Kurko1976 1 month ago
National Anthem Anyone?
ritchie7188 1 month ago 8
@ritchie7188 how weird, i was thinking that a couple of weeks ago :)
666thesnowman 6 days ago
National Anthem Anyone?
ritchie7188 1 month ago
Great song!!!
kihwanma 1 month ago
Êita! Em 1996, eu pirava nessa música!! Bons tempos...
bigluigarou 1 month ago
The Farm wrote some great anthems
theoneellie 2 months ago
Love this song reminds me of when I fancied the drummer lol
petshopboys2011 2 months ago
Amazing song! And totally agree with you delron44 and siggyboyify!
EnglishLaaayDeee 2 months ago
why is there a history debate on this video??? How about comment on how much you enjoyed the song instead of arguing about history
siggyboyify 2 months ago
walk over flanders with this in your head
MrDischargeandi 2 months ago
I think about huddersfield town and afc bournemouth play offs semi-final if I watch this
MR8603 2 months ago
Saw the Farm at the then Trent Poly in Nottingham 1990 ! Awesome gig.
teedesigntv 2 months ago
This brings a chill to my spine, this country should hang its head in shame for the way they treat fucking hero,s
delron44 2 months ago
Socialists, but still selling their music through a capitalist label and appearing in MTV? Ok so!
smogunner 2 months ago
made me feel not so large and I enjoy life
prodjectmayhem 2 months ago
Representing Liverpool in every way!
MrDotun123 2 months ago
i like this vid. its my history h/w
jeza517 2 months ago
saw them at justice tonight gig in glesga,wonderful! this song has so much more meaning now
HangoverAmber 2 months ago
this song was the radio when me and my held our still born baby girl just as they sung all together now it was just a moment in time i will never forget R.I.P BABY AMBER
smokie316 2 months ago
Don`t you just love these clever b**tards fresh back from doing there history majors putting us dumb folk in our place.I typed in The Farm because i wanted to listen to The Farm and read comments from people that enjoyed them as much as i did......
Dom580 2 months ago 5
This is about socialist internationalism and human brotherhood. <3 it.
arbeitsscheuer 2 months ago
@arbeitsscheuer socialist? not quite
TheNewMusicNetwork 2 months ago
@TheNewMusicNetwork
From Wikipedia (youtube won't let me post the link, for some reason):
"...a song by Liverpudlian pop band The Farm from their album Spartacus, and is said to link many of the band's favourite themes, socialism, brotherhood and football."
Incidentally, The Farm were initially called The Soul of Socialism.
arbeitsscheuer 2 months ago
@arbeitsscheuer doesn't prove shit, someone went to wiki and put that in their. i could go in their and put something else if i wanted. you have to have a link with an interview because most of their other stuff was nothing like that.
case closed
TheNewMusicNetwork 2 months ago
@TheNewMusicNetwork Man, I don't know why you're getting so uptight about this, but nevertheless... It's fairly well-known that The Farm were & are ardent socialists, surprised you're so vehement in your opposition to it.
From the visitliverpool website (with 'information taken from the bbc.co.uk website'): "The Farm were very politically orientated, carrying a strong socialist message and were dubbed the 'Soul of Socialism'. "
(Yet again, youtube won't let me post the link)
arbeitsscheuer 2 months ago
@arbeitsscheuer ahh come come now, there's no need to be disingenuous. I think the problem is that you're lacking neurons. The only person uptight is you. I googled for that article and it was non-existant. I can understand that you want them to be socialist but the fact is that in the past they were adamently against tony blair and the socialist party that ran the last election.
You shouldn't try spin what the farm stands for which is freedom and liberty.
case closed
TheNewMusicNetwork 2 months ago
@TheNewMusicNetwork This video is nothing more than a reminder of what socialism brings to people. Death, jail, war, etc. the farm have always been against that.
TheNewMusicNetwork 2 months ago
@TheNewMusicNetwork
Tont Blair and New Labour socialist? Surely you jest!!
dwblurb 2 months ago
stop the slaughter, let's go home
Osc1llateW1ldly 2 months ago 3
Wish the world would stop fighting now and become one.
petshopboys2011 2 months ago 2
For Christ's sake just enjoy the music.
crassazell 2 months ago
this is a stupid question i know, but is that Liverpool at the beginning?
stephenp1968 2 months ago
Saw this live last night. :D
Lewwyy1234 2 months ago
My uncle wrote this song and is in the band :D
dragonboyh7 2 months ago
can the 14 people who clicked dislike please stand against that wall over there - blindfold optional !
rollingdominoesman 2 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
14 people are fans of Justin Bieber and Lady Gaga..
Medicinaoculta 3 months ago
April 6th 1917, America declared war on Germany
HogwartsGoth 3 months ago
@HogwartsGoth Yes. I am aware of that. I am not sure what your point is. Are you suggesting that the USA made a major contribution in winning the war? It didn't. Germany was defeated by the naval blockade and by Britain and France who fought for four years, losing millions of men. To suggest britain was about to collapse in 1916 is nonsense - it had millions of men about to be conscripted, an empire, colonies, a huge navy. Where do you get this nonsense from?
THthefirst 3 months ago
@THthefirst
I was just pointing out your date was wrong so get off your high horse.
HogwartsGoth 3 months ago
HERE HERE !
eddie5181 3 months ago
this is for GARY SPEED , HE WAS A TRUE BLUE , NIGHT GARY
MrNodrog1954 3 months ago
best song ever to use the cannon tune and the best song ever not to get to number 1
phillipchav 3 months ago
great track, reminds me of the Gulf War... and , yes I know it is about World War 1.
Metrolivia1 3 months ago
Pachelbel´s Canon is a loverly tune from 350 it is great to see that it is used in Modern songs like Coolio see you when you get there
Lilmissswagger1993 3 months ago
RIP Gareth Bangham. You total nutcase, i miss your calls.
HarrysSecret 3 months ago
Up the Everton.
contaminatedfilth 3 months ago
@contaminatedfilth
Nearly killed me years ago when i learned LIVERPOOL F.C were formed from everton and ye had ANFIELD first,Ah well at least we gave it good memories and some classy football,Looking forward to meeting ye again this year in the league,Only match where points on the board go out the window
4dger 3 months ago
Saw The Farm at the Ally Pally in the summer of1990 - it was the second date with my girlfriend who became my wife and then mother to our brilliant son ;-)
Robbyem12 3 months ago 22
@THthefirst... exactly! And there is a great French movie about this story - Joyeux Noël.
Mazunteful 3 months ago
is this song popular in germany? it'd be cool if it is...
dljc1979 3 months ago
great song
jordansaywood1 3 months ago
Pachelbel´s Canon a beautiful tune is also used as backing on Oasis "don't look back in Anger"
Mullenaround 3 months ago
crikey, i was 15 when this came out. just started taking e's and smoking weed! fucking amazing times 90, 91 & 92.
martoman75 3 months ago
The singer looks quite old , fair play to him though.
hablerz 3 months ago
goosebummbs...
even more with the lyrics
Remember Verdun:(
MrCelibate 3 months ago
So, nobody noticed that it's Alphaville's Forever Young?
rudetiller 3 months ago
geilste Zeit meines Lebens..................
8888henriette 3 months ago
bicker bicker.....so many negative's ;o( It seems that some have lost the most important point of this track...."All Together Now" True, it was directed towards past historical event's , but it is also a reminder..our time is short and this world is too small "so they decided not to fight"
AirTRance808 3 months ago
cheer you up and smile again
lsalinashuan 3 months ago
I´ve just recognized that the melody is inspired by Pachelbel´s Canon...Now I understand why is this so special and deep... :)
efkagore 4 months ago
@efkagore are u sure?
WETDOGBR 3 months ago
@WETDOGBR yes, I´m sure, just listen to Pachelbel´s Canon in D major... :) the melody is as a background to the song of The Farm...
efkagore 3 months ago
Beautiful song, beautifully sung.
Has anyone ever bothered asking what exactly happened during WW1? This song testifies that the soldiers never really wanted to fight each other and were being compelled to by their masters. By 1916 the UK was on her knees and almost capitulated to the German war machine. But then something quite strange happened. The US entered the war, but no-one dares ask why.
One man did, and when he found the answer, he told the world:
/watch?v=ijEXO9QTKS4&feature=related
abuhamza1970 4 months ago
@abuhamza1970 Sorry but that's not a view supported by the facts. If no one wanted to fight, why did 2 million men from britain volunteer to fight in the first 6 months of the war then? I am afraid that jingoism and patriotism were major drivers.
As for britain being on her knees in 1916? What? She was able to launch another massive offensive in 1917 and the US joined the war in 1916 not 1917 and contributed a fraction of the men/losses on the western front in four years of war.
THthefirst 3 months ago
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HogwartsGoth 3 months ago
@THthefirst Men can be manipulated especially the poor uneducated who have to obey authority. Media propaganda was in its infancy at that time and was having amazing success in generating anti-German hatred. However once war started which was supposed to last only a few weeks, their appetite for war waned
In 1916 the UK was suing for peace as a result of the vast wastage of men and the stalemate in the lowlands of Europe. UK was only able to continue after several $bn's of loans from the US
abuhamza1970 3 months ago
@THthefirst Don't believe the official story as it serves as nothing but a lesson in obfuscation and deception. Ask yourself this: what was the real reason for the Allies defeat at Gallipoli? If Churchill was SUCH a great FLoA then why the amazing blunders? And if his were just mistakes in war, then why was he appointed again as FLoA before ww2. And just who was the young Turk who was claimed as a hero and credited for defeating the Allies? And what did this Turkish officer become?
abuhamza1970 3 months ago
@abuhamza1970 Sorry, I really don't uderstand your point. I never said Gallipoli was a success. I said Britain in 1916 was still a very strong power with a large army and huge navy plus empire. As for Churchill, he made a mistake - that doesn't mean he didn't also do many great things, such as his leadership in 1940.
THthefirst 3 months ago
cont/d
As a result of the Federal Reserve Act of 1913, Zionist Banking corporations had already seized the US Treasury and was holding Woodrow Wilson to ransom. They could now execute their plan to bargain with the UK for something they had wanted for alomst 2000 yrs...Palestine, and thus was born the Balfour Declaration in secret. A clue to who was behind these machinations can be found by looking at who the declaration was addressed to.
abuhamza1970 3 months ago
@THthefirst Gallipoli was a deliberate mistake to allow Attaturk (a Freemason) to assume leadership of the republic thus destroying the last vestiges of the Ottoman Caliphate. God knows how many 000s of ANZ (not English) soldiers were deliberately sacrificed so that the elite could have their paper tiger.
When UK was suing for peace, German Jews went to the UK govt promising US intervention. US could have easily just loaned money but she sent 000s of troops. Why did she send troops?
cont/d
abuhamza1970 3 months ago
@abuhamza1970 -- take your hateful self elsewhere, there's a dear. America is run by Americans. It doesn't matter what their religion or ethnicity is. Bigots and conspiracy theorists like your pet get one vote apiece, the same as everyone else.
There's been quite a bit of discussion and research about all aspects of WW1, much of it in the last 40 years, well after that obsolete racist rant you directed us to.
thegrammarfairy 3 months ago
@thegrammarfairy "America run by Americans" there's a joke! Thanks for that, I needed a laugh. I guess you all get one vote, unless your name's Jeb Bush in which case you'll get all the votes of your state so that you can get your bro' into the WH. Oh and what about all those "po' black folk" that don't get the vote...COS THEY'RE BLACK!
So what you're saying is that Friedman was lying was he? A man who was present at Versailles? I guess anyone who questions the official story is a liar?
abuhamza1970 3 months ago
@abuhamza1970 -- I'm not saying Friedman was lying. He may have truly believed what he said. I'm saying he's the kind of babbling idiot I've seen a hundred times, and doesn't need to be resurrected from the 1960s to add to our current supply of idiots.
You ask about all the black people who are being denied the vote. You don't seem to have heard of anything later than the 1960s in American history. References to "po' black folk" are an outdated caricature. It's just not like that any more.
thegrammarfairy 3 months ago
@thegrammarfairy Actually I was referring to the 2000 elections where Florida (run by Jeb Bush) called prematurely for brother GW. I guess I must be dreaming huh? Nevermind, here's a little reminder of my dream.
/watch?v=chj5R0Izt9s
the first 5 mins does its a good movie
So why exactly is Friedman an idiot? Is it because he calls it as it is. A warning from history that few heed. And when people refuse to learn from earlier generations mistakes you get people like GW Bush and more wars.
abuhamza1970 3 months ago
@abuhamza1970 -- Dubya's principal mistake was to trust Cheney and Rumsfeld ever, about anything. They leaned on the CIA to twist the evidence and provide an excuse to start the war; they proposed the losing war strategy (which W chose over Colin Powell's winning strategy); and Rumsfeld allowed torture in the prisons.
I remember the 2000 elections. You'd need both hands and both feet to count the number of premature calls made that night, by any number of people.
thegrammarfairy 2 months ago
@thegrammarfairy
Some suggested reading/viewing
Why we fight
wwwDOTinformationclearinghouseDOTinfo/article8494.htm
Project for a New American Century
danieltjpyeDOTwordpressDOTcom/2006/12/10/the-infamous-pnac-document/
War is a Racket – Major Gen Smedley-Butler
wwwDOTinformationclearinghouseDOTinfo/article4377DOThtm
Confessions of an Economic Hitman – John Perkins ex CIA agent
/watch?v=yTbdnNgqfs8
abuhamza1970 2 months ago
@thegrammarfairy So long as there are sufficient numbers willing to fight but delegate the moral issues to their superiors, there will always be wars.
Look at Iraq, no link to 911 but was invaded and destroyed - and NOT just for Oil. There is something that links Saddam, Ghaddafi and Ahmedinejad. They all demanded/started selling oil in other than USD. Saddam was the 1st and the Saudis were going to follow. Iraqs destruction was a msg to all other Gulf states who were contemplating the same
abuhamza1970 2 months ago
@abuhamza1970 -- You said "NOT just for oil" but then said that the link between Iraq, Iran and Libya was to do with oil. Not sure what you mean.
Saddam, Ghaddafi and Ahmedinejad also were all three willing to use force against their own people. I think of Ahmedinejad as having more legitimacy as ruler than the other two.
recommended: PBS "Frontline" episodes
"Rumsfeld's War," and other episodes to do with the whole mess.
thegrammarfairy 2 months ago
@thegrammarfairy By selling oil in other than USD you quickly erode the USD as the world's reserve currency and incur the wrath of the state dept/US Treasury for imposing a surcharge on executing her military campaigns. If US has to buy Euros to buy oil, this then depletes US currency reserves thus making it more expensive to wage war around the world. Probably the single biggest cause of US hegemony since WW2 has been the availability of cheap oil. Iran has set up a new xchange just for this
abuhamza1970 2 months ago
@abuhamza1970 -- I still don't know what your point is, and I'm past caring, as long as it doesn't have anything to do with "All Together Now" by The Farm.
thegrammarfairy 2 months ago
@abuhamza1970 Nobody cares, This is England ! not US ?
TaNkSaLoT100 2 months ago
@TaNkSaLoT100 is it still england or little arabia? just asking.
TheNewMusicNetwork 2 months ago
between this and the PSB Brit Awards performance of Go West, it strikes me that Pachelbel's Canon in D has been pretty good at grand socialist statements. what a fucking song this is, anyway.
Phangkyu 4 months ago
message to yhe world
dewens666 4 months ago in playlist Favorieten van dewens666
great song
701shep 4 months ago
XTC, XTC XTC XTC XTC XTC XTC XTC XTC XTC XTC XTC XTC XTC XTC XTC XTC
pimski 4 months ago
genius guitar lick, tried to copy it it's deceptively difficult! The chord sequence is Pachelbel's Canon, but like that comedian pointed out so many things are.
ogdroadsong 4 months ago
It makes me remember the happiest day of my life June 4, 2000, I love him and will always love him ....
Camuchitapr 4 months ago
Goosebumps just a few seconds in... Brilliant Song, Strong message. Lest we never forget...
littleangel1974 4 months ago
for all you idiots thinking this is a call to arms, about fighting or whatever, don't you realise this about the xmas truce in 1914 when both sides stopped fighting and came together briefly?
THthefirst 4 months ago 37
@THthefirst Yeah, it is odd how everyone wants to start a battle or fight because they hear this song. It should make you want to be at peace with the people you are told to hate.
jdfox37 4 months ago
@THthefirst to right
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@THthefirst
yep, they had a game of football and shared food and gifts in 'no mansland', the space in the middle of the English and German trenches.
Anyway peeps, spend a min thinking about our boys and girls in wars atm and hope all come home safe this Christmas.
HogwartsGoth 3 months ago
@THthefirst .. - .. - .. - that is subjectivity though is it not? while you are correct howsoever one may interpret the song is another matter - enough of the words while wrapped around a specific wartime period of peace and common sense can serve equally as a reminder of the common sense prevailing among the cannon fodder victims or as a call to arms - especially when people are being told or directed as to how to think !
rollingdominoesman 2 months ago
Reminds me of the football league:)
preecer8 4 months ago
Brill song brill video !!!! Does make u feel proud to be English, cus when our backs are against the wall we come out fighting. Playing this at the start of battle !!!
Nuff said
middley1964 4 months ago
I think this song also appeared in end credits of Double Dragon The Movie.
Theshark15z 4 months ago
viagem de finalistas, 1993 e 1994, benidorm espanha..
que grande recuerdo!
this song reminds me benidorm, Spain, in 1993 and 1994 with all my friends. The good old times ;) Thanks for the reminder.
marioride 4 months ago
viagem de finalistas, 1993 e 1994, benidorm espanha..
que grande recuerdo!
this song reminds me benidorm in 1993 and 1994 with all my friends. The good old times ;) Thanks for the reminder.
marioride 4 months ago
13 dislikes???shame on you
HurricaneDb 5 months ago
The Everton version is the best <3
InMoyesWeTrust08 5 months ago
@InMoyesWeTrust08 after hearing everton's version for a lot of my childhood and then hearing this version, this version seems a little bit out of touch with the beat. for example in this version it seems like they are rushing to get some of the lines in tune with the beat, whereas with everton's version all the words fit in with the beat.
doitanywayz 4 months ago
this song is amazing. U know this song is great when i like it and makes me feel like an England fan ,when infact i dont support England
ihatewestlifesince99 5 months ago
@ihatewestlifesince99 it's about war, not football teams
THthefirst 4 months ago
147 i'd like some of that.lol
gailmckennag 5 months ago
They stole this title from egos who brought communities together, and twisted it into a message of war.... RIP those wonderful playful souls
hiimmisterdude 5 months ago
Got to hand it to that Pachelbel fella, he could write a good hook.
Vennegoor10 5 months ago 2
I like this great song, the singer has charisma!
edelweiss243 5 months ago
Music is personal ... why the hell are you even commenting or wasting your time listening to something that you don't even like! Have you nothing better to do with your time??? Go do something constructive!
This is one of my favourite songs .. preferably off my head!
PS - loved the Generation game as well! LOL ohh Brucie baby!
aoifed2209 6 months ago
generation game !!
therastepii 6 months ago
@therastepii
nice to see you.....to see you nice!!!!
Daqify 5 months ago
"Remember son that your forefathers died,lost in millions for our countrys pride...." fantastic lyrics-perhaps some of todays generation should listen to this?!?
2310mjh 6 months ago
@2310mjh Those who criticize our generation forgot who raised it.
Padgilord 6 months ago
@Padgilord yes,you are right-the first thing i taught my son was "sit on your arse and sign on the dole,and if thats not enough,smash in a shop window,take what you want,then blame someone else because you are bored".
2310mjh 5 months ago in playlist 2310mjh's Favorited Videos
@2310mjh I actually think it's the lack of teaching a kid anything. Did your kid actuaally take part in riots?
Padgilord 5 months ago
@2310mjh i.e the riotin scum a few weeks ago!!
UKMichael 5 months ago
This is REAL music
MrKudupload 6 months ago
one of the best songs ever written. should have been a number 1.
spinout3 6 months ago 33
@spinout3 it wwas number one. its thier only hit
BillyIsAwsome1000 4 months ago
@BillyIsAwsome1000 amazingly this great song only got to number 4 in the uk charts.
spinout3 4 months ago
Great song.
auxsec 6 months ago
one of the greatest songs ever made in the history of music itself
ollieduracell 6 months ago 2
@ollieduracell Yeah One of The All Time Greats...Makes a No Hit Blunder Like Amy Winehouse, God Rest Her Soul, Look Like a Jester....In a Fool's Paradise.......
CelticBadBoyPoet7 6 months ago
God bless these old warriors!
grahamlong 6 months ago
the 80s were so great
TheNajo2010 6 months ago
feckin tune
izagud1 6 months ago
this is when music was music!!!
del2833 6 months ago
If I had to choose one song as my all time favourite, this would be it. The Farm were the 1st band I saw live back in 1991. We drove nearly 200 miles from Skegness to the Royal Court, Liverpool to see you (& guests Mick Jones & Pete Wylie!) and it was one of the best nights EVER.
Good times.
wotucudavwon 7 months ago
@wotucudavwon yea its pretty close to my all time favourite so i think we are both not fucking wrong are we
crystaleye1954 6 months ago
think i bust my cd player listening 2 this song
materevil1666 7 months ago
This song really reminds me of my childhood :( so sad knowing you cant go back
TehGalacticDonut 7 months ago
@TehGalacticDonut You don't need to go back mate - remember you carry it all with you ;o)
henry707 6 months ago 2
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Is Grandad really singing the song
Daqify 7 months ago
Look for other syuf on my fav.
ronaldvanderkleij 7 months ago
Some people really need to quit with the sob stories, the attention seeking comments and the racial stereotyping and prejudices and just listen to the music
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robertoamor2011 7 months ago
fuckin outstandiing
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newtondarwin1000 7 months ago
saddens me and surely it would sadden The Farm to see what the second highest rated comment is to this song :(
jongoodhew74 7 months ago
What do u call a Irishman with a bottle of shampoo on his head?...........Tim O Tay. ;)
drusswaylander80 7 months ago
the best song ever. many thanks to the farm
shaunallan86 7 months ago
Together we can achieve everything, as one we achieve none.
Jammin2vibes 7 months ago
one of the the best songs around and this is coming from a 13 year old :D
TheRyanj4444 7 months ago
@TheRyanj4444 - you have good taste in music for a 13 year old. That's rare! well done!
Fenellaribena 7 months ago
justin darren kelsey 30th march 1972 - june 8th 2011 r.i.p p.s mate we was all together for you love u man
connormccann 7 months ago
me llena de nostalgia , gran video
TheEbtgfan 7 months ago 9
it is nice song..very nice.
rudolf3kucharsky 8 months ago
I would like to have an irish boyfriend =)))))))))))))
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ashbeso 8 months ago
@ashbeso Yes. Yes you would. We're great.
hillman39 8 months ago 2
@hillman39 uhmmmmmmmmmmmmm i like blond hair blue eyes =))))))))))))))) is it possible?
ashbeso 7 months ago