Scottish Pipes & Drum Blue Bonnets Bonnie Dundee Cambels Are Coming

[eminemkingofrap1]

best thing i have ever heard bagpipes are

[davide3078]

Amazing songs! I love scottish bagpipes! Greetings from Italy

[scottykeenan]

This is actually really, really terrible playing. Everything is out of tune and I mean everything, even the drums.

[wotrabbitfish]

@scottykeenan could this be a pakistani or perhaps jordanian band? their pipers seems to have a distinctive wheezing screetch aboot them

[piper102206]

@wotrabbitfish Hmmmmmm, now that you say it, perhaps. This must have been recorder back in the late 60's or early 70's, considering the chanter pitch and scale being different.

[scottykeenan]

This is actually really, really terrible playing.

[shikakujenz]

why can't there be a guy in COD or battlefield online, where a guy is playing the bagpipe during a deathmatch?

[Miquelnovella]

¡Explendido!

[RikkiVanHowle83]

ach, dew cach oo de nahth

[stryker214]

hold until relieved...

[RikkiVanHowle83]

@stryker214 It takes an Irishman teh play de pipes

[strathpipe]

@RikkiVanHowle83 Only if he is Scottish Trained and Tutored.

[gaconnochie]

that only about half of the Jacobite forces present at Culloden were Highlanders but they were the front line and basically did the fighting and took the casualties! It was a civil war anyway and never a conflcit between england and Scotland

[howtoplanaparty]

Ne'er again do we subordinate ourselves to any freemason nor papist.

[paulkate72]

Stirring stuff! The Scots can really play those bagpipes and would be an intimidating sight for any foe in wartime.

[paulkate72]

Stirring stuff! The Scots can really play those bagpipes and would be an intimidating sight for any foe in watime.

[VanHowle]

UP UP UP UP MEN! SCREAMS OF DEATH ARE HEARD ON THE BOARDER!

[GIHighlander1937]

Im ex Highland light infantry, and the pipes always do lift the spirits, nothing to beat them, yes and we did always have a piper,

[dragon3600000]

There was during the american civil war a bunch of scotish imigrant divisions, and it was said that the pipes muffled out the rifles

[reallybigdave1]

anyone heard of 'Mad' Jack Churchill? He was a true hero of the second world war, an officer in the commando's, he was known for playing bagpipes while landing in Norway under machine gun fire before lobbing grenades into Jerry, also was the cause of several distressing reports to German high command of sentries being discovered with arrows sticking out of them and limbs being hacked off with a Claymore XD brill bloke...

[Zamuteta]

i tell u what dis should b a ring tone or an alarm clock if u dont wake up w dis s$^^&*t is bc u r det

[Birkbecks]

A young officer at Culloden witnessing the highland charge thought to himself if only we could get those me on our side we would be unstoppable and he was proved right when the Scots troops climbed the Heights of Abraham............. his name was Wolf

[TheCarottesAreCuites]

What Bill Milin was played at the D-DAY please?

It's this no? =)

[foxbat3gmail]

@TheCarottesAreCuites road to the isle actually that's a plural but I'm drunk and its hard to get right

[Briselance]

@TheCarottesAreCuites

Il a joué un morceau intitulé "Black Bear". Dans le film, du moins.

[Deathbringer99699]

dudes please dont judge me for my ignorance if so... but did the scottish people ever fight againts some other britain people for independence or freedom?.. cause i could imagine that the english kings and those fags wouldnt give some part of land away...

[dafydd67]

@Deathbringer99699 The english had plenty of help from other scottish clans , the majority of British troops at Culloden in 1745 for example were scots from the lowlands . The scots were their own worst enemy !! Same with the Irish & Welsh....I'm Welsh and speak it as my first language !!! Celts hey !!

[temporaldisplacement]

@dafydd67 I would like to apologise for my clans flag flying south at Banekburn. (never mind the spelling I once called it blackburn my mistake .....the true-scot I was talking to was NOT impreessed.)

[computers734]

@dafydd67 I would agree that at times scotland was its own worst enemy but to say that the majority of the british army at culloden were scots is an out dated myth that was cleared up years ago. We know for a fact thanks to hisorical records that 47%of charles army was clans the rest was made up of lowland scots and irish,french. The british had scots on side but it was mostly english. There were a few clans,lowlanders and even germans. The documents are there for all to see.

[gaconnochie]

@computers734 Only a minority of the Hanovarian army actually at Culloden were Scots though it was a substantial minority. From memory the three Scottish regiments (ie Royal Scots, Royal Scots Fusiliers and KOSB) were present plus some of the Argyl Militia were there. However there were many more Scots campaiging elsewhere for the govt. For example the Independent Companies and bulk of the Militia were elsewhere in the Highlands whilst the Black Watch were protecting London. You are right in

[foxbat3gmail]

@Deathbringer99699 I refuse to call the wars we fought against the English wars of independence I will always call them the wars of national salvation. I think you question is a clever ploy to test how we feel if so bravo!

[Deathbringer99699]

@foxbat3gmail

its not a test..its just a question.. i would be pissed of like hell if someone would try to steal my piece of land..

i tought that the english royals tried to conquer scottland ..

[vihroni]

SCOTLAND THE GREAT

[airborne49]

My Dad who was one of them said that the Germans called them the Ladies from Hell.

[ladytrebb]

@airborne49 ---- Indeed they did. They earned the nickname during WW1. They were also called "Devils in Skirts" The Scots Highlanders roared into battle wearing their kilts and intimidating the blazes out of their foe. However, the last time that the regiments wore their kilts into battle was at Dunkirk in WW2, which is an incredible story of bravery and sacrifice. If you haven't heard it, go look it up! Today, they wear modern combat clothes and save the kilts for ceremony

[Woo5ter]

Aye lads and lasses come and run To the sound of the highland pipe and drum Bring your old and bring your bairn Let them tell and let them learn We are Scots And then there are t'others Those who would be as we are Those from close and those from afar A dram for ye memories my beloved Da Both you and my Uncle Tam Gone from us now but strangely not From Shetland to Skye To rugged Inverness To all from Bonny Scotland Goodnight and God Bless!

[MrBlahBlah1976]

Nothing in this world makes me prouder than my grandad, sargeant major in the Blackwatch during world war 2.

[mrorange101]

That why the scots were so feared in decades and centuris gone by can you imagine being an ememy and watching thousands of soctmen marching behind something osunding like this would put the fear of god into a corpse.

[XXMPZEC]

When I was in Afghanistan five years ago, My platoon was conducting a patrol at night and as it was cold at this oupost, a great big bonfire was lit and our Scottish brothers piped us out the front gate as we drove by in our Humvees.It was so brutally awesome and we felt like killers that night.

[conradbkk]

Damn Pipes, i dont care what your ethnicity, if you dont feel a stirring in your gut when you hear something like this then you aint human.

[VanHowle]

"Now shouted Bruce the King, we'll either die or win, into their ranks strike in good order, screams of death are heard o're the boarder."

[americangirl2012]

ah it make me want to dance the gig!

[meezergeezer]

Wonderful! Zzahier, thanks for posting all these great videos, these tunes and versions can actually be quite hard to find and you'll put them all together for us.

Kudos!

[cometetodalacarne]

RRRRRRRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH­HH thats fuckin power for you honeyyyyyyyy

makes me scream really

[wotrabbitfish]

tha's no ordin'ry peip band, noo

reminds me of the wicked tinkers

[paseggiato]

hell yea woodland 2010 !!!!!

[paseggiato]

@wotrabbitfish hell yea woodland 2010 !!!

[nacho1560]

This was actually proved by a member of an English regiment who on being blown up in a farmhouse near Caen said the first thing that he heard when realising he was alive was the pipes, and on leaving the building, saw a Kings Own Scottish Borderers piper marching in front of his men.

This Englishman said it was the greatest thing he ever saw in his life and he's loved the pipes ever since.

[slipknotlordifan]

@nacho1560 god bless that scottish piper then ! :)

[KittyStarlight]

That's beautiful playing.

It's "The Campbells are Coming", not "The Cambels are Coming".

(Not to quibble, though. Great playing! ^_^)

(There's a Mary Stewart book in which a character says, on seeing camels approaching, "The camels are coming, yo-ho, yo-ho." ^_~)

(Sorry, I just like to joke a little every now and then. ^_^)

[AngusOnkel]

They said.... :

Wir hatte geglabt das Er wannsinich war

[JollyManson]

@AngusOnkel geglabt wird inner Kerch! xD

[AngusOnkel]

I proberly vrite not good enough in German..... Or fully understand it

[JollyManson]

@AngusOnkel

I'm sorry ^w^

It just meant something like:

You can believe in church xD

[AngusOnkel]

Ah... I see... It was an sort of reply on the post which told about the captured German Soldiers who told about their experience with the Piping Soldier :-)

[AngusOnkel]

Lord Lovat, however, ignored these orders and Millin, aged 21, played "Hielan' Laddie" and "The Road to the Isles" as his comrades fell around him on Sword Beach[3]. As German soldiers later attested, they did not target Millin because they believed him to be mad.[4][5]

[AngusOnkel]

Millin is most famous for being one of the few[citation needed] pipers to play during a World War II battle. Pipers had traditionally led Scottish troops into battle[2] however the death toll among pipers in World War I was so high that the practice was banned by the British high command.

[whingenjock]

Pipers ALWAY'S lead Scottish troops into action,never mind whitehall(pen pushers),

[nacho1560]

whinge, maybe it wasn't proticol but my late dad said on the D Day landings the KOSB's had a piper as well so it wasn't just Lord Lovat as many believe.

[howtoplanaparty]

@whingenjock Ne'er again do we subordinate ourselves to any freemason nor papist.

[AngusOnkel]

Bill Millin, born 1923[1], commonly known as Piper Bill, was personal piper to Lord Lovat, commander of 1 Special Service Brigade at D-Day.

Source Wikipidia.... Well

[YATES001]

this would drum the fear into any 1 coming up against the british, i get goose bumps listening to this no wonder we ruled 3/4 of the world and im from England :) the scots are fearsome soldiers ive served with em id have a scot with me in a trench more than any 1 god bless scotland from England x

[nacho1560]

My late dad took part in the D Day Landings with the Kings Own Scottish Borderers in 1944.

He spoke highly of English mates as well, Yates.

This was their marching song. He told me the pipes took a scared Scots soldier into a different world. Took away their fears and led them into battle with Scotland on their lips.

[NotoriousMannk]

I think this is the tune Bill Millen played as the Special Sevice Brigade arrived at Pegasus Bridge. Must have been inspiring stuff.

[weirdo3331]

it was indeed, well one of many anyway

[TheJkscotland]

>> This is very aggressive music and should scare most enemies I think. Didn't scare the farmers at Kringen in Norway 1612

the songs are about the 1745' rebellion so I doubt that they were the same ones used at Kringen.

[FDGRAVEDIGGER]

This is nice music.

[argyll1854]

Wow thats terrible, did they dig them Pipes out of the ground jees

[EvilBerzerker2]

what sort of arse are you! if ye dont like them dinnae listen to them ya fuck wit. I hate ALL rap music but you dont see me goin onto some shitty 50 Cent vid and makin daft comments!

[argyll1854]

I dont listen or go into shitty 50 cent vid's either my friend. It was a light hearted comment from someone with years of experience.

Dont take things too seriously.

[LivBD]

This is very aggressive music and should scare most enemies I think. Didn't scare the farmers at Kringen in Norway 1612 though. Against the professional Scottish soldiers. No actually, I am sorry about the people that died. But the Scots were on their way to Sweden, and then to attack the Norwegians together with the Swedes.

[KJS72]

The drums are amazing.

Kool tune :)

[federicofree85]

Great Music! Tnank you!