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Sneaky... there may well have been. I'll email myself a reminder at work and check up for you. There are some rousing marches that still make the hair on the back of my neck stand up:
Nibelungen
Cavalry of the Steppes
Mountbatten March

The list goes on a lot more...
I don't have a clue what the piece that goes Bum bum bum bum is at all!
Drums beating, colours flying and bayonets fixed...
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Thriller
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Sneaky,

The Flying Dutchman is part of Wagners 'The Ring' cycle of operas. Did I ever mention that one of Wagner's direct descendants served in the Royal Marines? :wink:
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"Keep on Moving" - Soul II Soul

"keeeeep oooon moooving, dont stop, like the hands of tiiiiime!"

Goes round my head constantly when i'm running ;)

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Entry of the Gladiators. The Voice of the Guns.


The Sgt Of Marines. By Land and Sea..

On the Quarter-Deck. Lilliburlero.

The Standard of St George. Imperial Echo's.

H.M.Jollies. The Great Little Army.


These will do for me.


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Sneaky, you have quite a memory!
The march is called "The March of the Skippers of the Flying Dutchman". Ii was shocked when I found it! Nothing to do with Wagner either. It doesn't get out of its box much these days...
sneaky beaky wrote:Was there a march called "The Flying Dutchman"?
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Killaloe.....


The best regimental march in the British Army !!!!!!


I think I may have started a bit of an argument there !!!!
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Im starting to find some of Rob Zombies songs very motivational hehe well I just guessing im the one person on these forums that listens to that type of music oh well...

And look at my post thriving also has to be my best ever post I think :D
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For any one whose friends/family etc are telling you what to do all the time, tryin to tell you not to join up;

Bon jovi - It's my life
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One to get you going is:

(sang in deep voice) "Caught my kna**ers in a barbed wire fence"
(sang in soprano vioce) "DO DA, DO DA!

Keeps you on your toes! And confuses the hell out of any civvies watching and listening.

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Artist wrote:One to get you going is:

(sang in deep voice) "Caught my kna**ers in a barbed wire fence"
(sang in soprano vioce) "DO DA, DO DA!

Keeps you on your toes! And confuses the hell out of any civvies watching and listening.

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Strange but true.

Another polular one that would have alarmed the civies was "surfing" on the table with a pint in each hand while the rest of the plonkers "sang" the tune to Hawaii Five-O. For some reason, the "surfer" always had his trousers around his ankles and he invariably fell off. Not sure why that was a pre-requisite, but lit ooked damned funny.

This, of course, was in the early days. One doesn't do "that" kind of thing nowadays, does one?
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only if hypnotised Saxon... or just really drunk and had some bet that it cant be done still im guessing :drinking: :drinking: :drinking: hehe
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Stonesour 'Choose'.
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Nimbard wrote:Im starting to find some of Rob Zombies songs very motivational hehe well I just guessing im the one person on these forums that listens to that type of music oh well...
We've got a few of his CDs and his flick "House of a 1000 corpses".

You ain't alone... :wink:

Besides that, Disturbed, Queens of the Stone Age (no poofters), Tool, Stabbing Westward, Orbital, Prodigy, and a bunch of classical.
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I got Lateralus. Took a long time to get into that... I saw Killswitch Engage last year; they were supported by Poison the Well. Well impressive.
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