Dire Straits - Brothers In Arms | REACTION | 2nd Listen...Has Me In Tears.
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As a Goldstar, mother of two sons lost in Iraq and Afghanistan I wish peace upon this world. I played this song for both my sons during memorials. The hardest thing as a parent to do is outlive your children, much less lose them and senseless more of aggression against nations, whose only fault was to have rare earth minerals/oil that are nation sacrifice our children at the altar of we must never allow this to happen again.
🇬🇧 To lose one child is bad enough, but to lose two!?😢. My heart breaks for you 💔. I'm so sorry you had to go through that. I wish you peace & love. ❤️❤❤❤❤
Sorry for your loss. Horrible 🥹
I personally rank it as one of the top 5 albums of the 80's.
Agreed
How anyone questions Mark Knopfler's genius as a songwriter/performer/storyteller is beyond me, and his guitar work is nothing short of immaculate every time.
Hi Sal, you are being moved by one of the most emotionally brilliant pieces of music. Lyrics, guitar, vocals and that bass.
I was in the Military when this album came out....retired 4 years ago....and it still hits me in the feels every time....
I cry everytime I hear this song. So beautiful and heartfelt
This song was used in one the most iconic episodes in Miami Vice in 1985 Out Where The Buses Don't Run, episode I also play this on July 16 every year as my Great grandfather was KIA in 1916 at the Somme France,
That's 12 days off....I'll try to play it too.
This is a stunning piece of music and should be played around the world as often as possible .For obvious reasons.
Love this song so much.
Cried when this came out almost 40 years ago and still cry today, the beauty of music done right
This song has always made me weep as it perfectly captures the essence of exhausted soldiers longing for home and the futility of war. A masterpiece.
First ! Terrific band and song! 🇺🇸👍✌️
Haunting
Dear Mr Salvo. It is never wrong if some strong feelings gets under your skin. This world actually needs people who can feel and see the things as they are. Thank you!
One of the best albums of the 1980s.
This was the first cd I ever bought, 1985, I spent a month's wages on a sony cd player . It was a DDD triple digital recording the best quality you could get back then, I played it to death for weeks, brings back a lot of memories.. thankyou!
Ditto
Tunnel Of Love and Telegraph Road next, Salvo!
Thanks for sharing. Really appreciate all you do
Real emotions bro respect
Brothers In Arms from Dire Straits - Live"On The Night" 1993 is even more powerful. Mark's playing on that Pensa Suhr guitar sounds so good it goes right through you. The sound quality is so good. Every reactor I've seen on TH-cam said it had such an impact on them. Cheers all the best from Australia 👍🎸🎸🎸
when you first listening to this song, I can't help myself but, to be in tears, and I got your impressions to be seem in awe and sad, dont know or why at that moment, I wish you would hear it for 2nd time, may you be feeling overwhelming for this time. but I never thought in million times that you would hear it, for 2nd time round. that's even made me in tears of joy. this song really does me and us a favor. thank you salvog hugs
I get goosebumps every time I listen to this. Mesmerising incredibly beautiful painful song.
This song never fails to move me. Not surprisingly it's chosen for the funerals of many service personnel.
This has to be one of my favorite tunes!
Mark Knopfler and David Gilmour are the two guitarists who can bring me to tears.
Salvo, please listen to their full live concert in Australia, it is absolutely stunning to listen to and watch. Loved your emotional reaction to this song
I listened to this on my Walkman in 1986. Great album.
Back then I was always into pop, synth or r&b. But I grew up having to listen to Dire Straits on the radio and this song brings up the good times for me back then. Mesmerises me every time I hear it. Such a sad haunting but beautiful piece of music especially Mark’s guitar playing. Band that I truely respect.
I've been watching your videos for a few days.... I've noticed you have listened to a few Dire Straits songs..... My favourite from Brothers In Arms is Your Latest Trick.... I can't find it in your listings 😭😭
Masterpiece of a song! Still gives me shills down my spine after thousands of listen. Perfection.
Your best reaction: thank you!
The song is more pertinent today unfortunately.
True. I wouldn't often say this, but let's hope for a time when this song isn't relevant any more.
This album defined my music listening in 1985, actually basically until Graceland.
This song is part of my life back in 80s, thank you and it's great how this song still touch people who never heard.
Best of Britain
-We can see a classic scene with this song, on the TV show "Miami Vice" in the 1980's, (in last scene of the episode: 'Out Where the Buses Don't Run')
FYI. You reacted to this song a couple years ago as covered by the vocal group Home Free. You loved it then too.
No one can make a guitar cry like Mark does - although Santana comes close ...
@thepedanticphoenix Ah yes - AWESOME
David Gilmour?
"Hey?!"
...David Gilmour(feeling slighted)
Steve Rothery, Andy Latimer and David Gilmour 🎸👊🏻
Some of the best reactions out here are to this song. No other song sounds like the guitar is crying than this one. Great job! And this album is top 10 to me. But it's the second half that does it for me.
The whole record is phenomenal and in my opinion highly underrated!
Don’t get me wrong, people LOVE this record, I just feel it should be rated with the best all time!
This is the best track on it!
The best!❤
Telegraph road at alchemy next then tunnel of love Wembley ‘85 you won’t be disappointed.
You have to see the video
I get emotional too every time I hear this as I do when hearing The Grave by Don Maclean. Really nice reaction!
Great reaction Salvo ❤
Me too 😢😢 emotional lyrics!
Great album,everyone had it back then,but for most Dire Straits fans,Making Movies album was their high point,certainly for me.
Every track is musical perfection,I thoroughly recommend it,Mark Knopfler was on a massive creative wave at this time.
Bit not6hing taken of the album or artists, this was the first pop/rock album ever done completely digitally and for a CD. The digitally recording and remastering makes this sound so unique at the time. When CD's came out, they had thse letters like AAD, ADD and DDD meaning, analogy recorded/digitally, analogy/digitally remastered. DDD ment. it was digital and that's why this sounds so crisp and in fact the at the time devoloper Phillips had the patent for CD's and CD-players back then.
Words and music
PLEASE DO a quick followup on this video of you listening to "So Far (Away From Me)" ... you will love melting into it.
Even better and more effective live, if you can believe that. Wembley 1985 is fantastic., especially the outro. Worth watching, even if you don't post a reaction to it. (In my humble opinion... :) )
I'm glad you made that observation about not getting the power of the song the first time because you got caught up in watching the video. I have long maintained that nine out of ten times, videos ruin music.
For a spectacular live version of this check out Music for Montserrat, a late 90's benefit concert produced by Sir George Martin & featuring multiple legendary artists.
The sad truth is that even if western countries aren't perfect at all and have very bloody and operessing histyory towards others lasting hundreds of years, we have learned, that you should avoid these actions if possible and if not, have at least an alliance that thinks the same way. Nothing we humans do is never perfect, but there are still better ways and worse as in every single matter in life too. Sometimes you have to choose your side, when the other option is way more destructive.
You need to do the live On the Night version of Brothers in Arms... magnificent! Private investigations from the same On the Night and Telegraph Road Alchemy.... in my view best live band of all time
HI Sal, Just to say I have watched a couple of other reactions by yourself, and really appreciate your empathetic responses, I also enjoyed your reaction to this iconic song/hymn written by Mark Knopfler in 1982. I’m a massive longtime fan of Dire Straits & adore MK, (a multi-talented musician who’s had a stellar career), genius lead singer, magical guitarist, prolific songwriter, record producer, film composer, still making beautiful music in 2024. However, I heartily recommend you do another reaction of Brothers in Arms, namely: Dire Straits - Brothers in Arms - LIVE Wembley 1988 - Audio HQ Remasterize! th-cam.com/video/dZXlQp0aKPU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=G6vFrTua4gY1sV5f. (This performance was at the 1988 70th Birthday Concert for Nelson Mandela, and is a more emotional experience than the recordings or ‘official’ videos. As with all DS performances, the Live performances provide a lot more content and atmosphere than the commercial ‘official videos’, and this notion is also supported by MK in early YT interviews. Alchemy Live Concert 1985 and Live on the Night 1992/3 Tour (Calling Elvis; You & Your Friend; BIA; Private Investigations et al. Planet of New Orleans is probably the only one where I’d suggest the album recording is best. Apologies for rambling. I❤MK
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Great reaction bro but you must see do reaction to the live version
The best version of this is from On The Night.
I lose it almost every time I hear this amazing anti-war song. "What a song" is so right.
Everytime I hear this now it makes me think of all of the Ukrainian artists, poets, musicians, just regular dads, moms, brothers, sisters, sons, daughters... that died fighting for their right to live because russia wants them dead... I know more and more of them.