I am 76 and I have just discovered this piece of music Thank you so much for writing it And to those dear people who went you are amazing and so brave - thank you so much more Why do still have to have war? I mean the human race has evolved so much especially in the last 100 years Why can’t we settle our political differences by just communicating not confronting?
Why ? There’s evil beings it’s not the person it’s the thing that made a home in them. Lucifer has been here Sense the beginning. We are in school. Here on earth we are in it not from it. Life is eternal. We are Energy. Energy never burns out or fade out it continues. War is part of people being in a fallen state. I wish you well.
I was there at the age of 19. I was extremely fortunate, not a grunt and never humped it in the jungle. Still I have from PTSD and consider myself extremely blessed to be alive. God bless those troops that never made it back.
Can't blame you guys for PTSD. You never knew what your fought for. That f*ck you up. In wars you fight to either protect Your territory or to expand it. Korea and Vietnam were Political Wars (Capitalists vs Communists), that was what is was. The USA were never threatened. The politicians should fight their own battles on the field - Cowards!! Who can blame the natives for defending their territory? If you gonna invade, you need a valid reason to invade (to claim land for your own expansion).
MY RESPECT TO ALL OF THEM. AS A SOLDIERS IN MY FAMILY, SOME OF THEM, GET BACK. I'M PROUD TO BE A SOLDIER TO SERVED AND BLESSINGS TO ALL MY BROTHER'S AND SISTER'S, THAT SERVES.
I joined the US Army 1976 and was in after the war. I saw the effects of the Vietnam war on my fellow soldiers. They came back to hatred and protests. Disillusioned about their reason for being there. They fought tough battels and watch many of their brothers die. Vietnam veterans I salute you and thank you for your, scarifies in the field of Vietnam. 19 was the average age. Love you all brothers.
I was 15 when this came out and today I'm 56 and still my favourite song. The 80s were the best decade for music and Paul Hardcastle is one of yhe best 👌
@@marcellus6691 Send me this version in WAV format and the cover, I'll make a video with a link to your channel. More effective advertising than person-to-person canvassing.
A friend of mine who was a medic told me about how he had to change before walking through the airport to come home so the public wouldn't see he was a soldier. And another who had bullet holes all over his body from being shot. He was on tough SOB! Miss you John. Salute to all who served in NAM. No they definitely did not get the respect they deserved.
Masterpiece of Message and Sound in the 80's! I was 14 years old i heard it the first time! Still love it..now i am 51...time goes by so fast! Timeless Song! Greetings from germany
I loved this when it came out in 1985, England, we couldnt stop talking about the video at school, it was our Bohemian Rhapsody moment if you like, our history teacher, took the opportunity to teach us briefly about the Vietnam war, how it started why the Americans got involved. Bloody horrific really, She was asked will their ever be a time when there will be no wars in the world? No she said, because there is no profit in peace. And most of our world leaders are fanatics. Prophetic words indeed. Mrs. Bissel parkfields wolverhampton
1985 I turned 15 the first time I heard this song I was like man that was kick ass beat as I got older dessert storm was my era,I May of 1970 I am 52 this song really represents the way it was , is and how much I've learned in this short life, any way thank you to all have served to protect our freedom we fight we stand for our ground, I pray for America because we r in for a loosing Battle with the way our government is, peace, Erik Gambetta
A Family Freind Of Ours Was A -Tunnel Rat - in Vietnam. He didn't talk about it much. But Basically he was given a flashlight and a pistol to go clear out underground tunnels. War is pure HELL.
@Clive . People Have No Idea What Our Brave Military Goes Through. On A Lighter Note. Our Family Freind Survived War And Had A Family And Good Job . He Loved Going Out On His Boat. Take Care Everyone. ☺
My God father was identified and Served in the Marines and I recall a photo of him that was taken in the field with his gear on and his protection strapped around him...so priceless 😀😄
It is far from rare, I was born in 79 but I consider myself a child of the 80s but the first music in which I was interested are from the late 60s and early 70s like my best friends. Every decade in sight, real pearls are born (and big shit). I really liked the 80s and especially the 90s.
Ik was 18 voor dienst ik ging na de mariniers in 85 was deze muziek een soort wekker voor mijn wat er allemaal kan gebeuren heel effectief deze muziek ,maar ook in herinnering van de tijd
Two Tour’s of Duty in Northern Ireland serving with 45 Commando and 4 FD Royal Artillery, lost many friend’s in the field by sniper’s ... Civilian’s will never know what us soldier’s went through to defend our country in hostile condition’s to protect the innocent .. I guess the Grace of God sent his strongest, soldier’s to the battlefield for peace. This tune help’s us 🙂 ..!
This song came out when I was 16/7. I can’t imagine my brothers at 19 being drafted . However i and they were Canadian and we’re all GenX . I feel so bad for the soldiers who had to fight this war
Ich war 17 damals. Stereoanlage mit Tape. Haben mit Pausentaste unsere eigenen Mixes gemacht, das waren noch Zeiten. Acidhouse dann später...war ne verrückte und geile Zeit. Hatte auch die deutsche Version. Danke dafür
Este tema es un verdadero himno e icono de la guerra de Vietnam, que refleja, con tos sus efectos de sonido, un verdadero ambiente de tragedia y tensión, digno homenaje a sus víctimas!
"19" is a song by British musician Paul Hardcastle, released as the first single from his self-titled fourth studio album Paul Hardcastle (1985). The song has a strong anti-war message, focusing on the United States' involvement in the Vietnam War and the effect it had on the soldiers who served. The track was notable for early use of sampled and processed speech, in particular a synthesized stutter effect used on the words "nineteen" and "destruction". It also includes various non-speech, re-dubbed sampling, such as crowd noise and a military bugle call.
@@j.t.cooper2963 you would be surprised what idiots people are, for example look at you, if its obvious to you i ddnt post it for did i ? f*cking moron
this is a great compilation, am only up to the second track i remember it was only young but hot times in britain and we school-kids went on strike at school got assaulted by the police for trying to talk to the coaches full of kids we blocked the road to the school entrance seen it in the miners' strike
@@michaelguernsey9685 Like the first Apple Macintosh 👍. I'm surprised that it's my version of this title that works so well because it's taken from the maxi vinyl of the time and I'm not American. Many people have anecdotes about this war and their family members, but not me. However in France, we had our version of 19 spoken by Yves Mourousi, presenter of the television news.
Yes. Yes it is. Besides the measure of editing and reframing and the abuse of sensitive material for gain and PR for the warmachine. And the at surface not that visible connection between Operation Phoenix and torture after 9/11.
I was with the 9th infantry division in 1968 and you have to of been there to feel the full weight of fear you feel in heavy combat that won't stop. Still to this day I can hear heavy combat some nights before bed. And what makes it Soo creepy is that I can recognize the he screaming voices.
...I remember registering for the draft during the Viet Nam War and suddenly realized I could die. Then the war ended. It woke surely woke me up to things beyond my control.
Great respect from Best Eroes. Universal Soldier. My dady fightg în Vietnam. Eternal Respect. I'm fight în Afganistan and Irak .My son fight în Ukraine.UNIVERSAL SOLDIER. RESPECT GREAT FROM US.
So right. Here in Chile it was a hit. By that time, not many people knew how to speak english, so they didn t know what was about. Horrible experience ( every was in fact) By the way, If you dont know, this song was taken or based on a documentary from 1984 called "Vietnam Requiem" A 3 chapter program in which there are interviews and the voice of the narrator. All of them are sampled in the song . Take a look from youtube
When I was 18, and in the Active Duty US Army, I despised the draft dodgers and "Hippies". I now have respect for BOTH the Vietnam war soldiers AND the protestors/"Hippies". (With the MOST respect going to the DRAFTED.) I recognize in many ways I was brainwashed and naive about quite a number of things (Along with many other Americans both old and young).....Hence my respect now for even JANE FONDA, WHEREAS when I was 18..... ....... "I WASN'T Fonda Jane".🙄
First herd this on John peel bbc radio late at night next morning when out to h m v record shop bradford the assistant said there was only one in store and I got it and still play it 2024/9/29
My father served in Vietnam in 1969-‘70 i believe in the Marine Corps. As a child I Kept asking him to tell me what went on there and he refused to tell Me until i got older. At age 16 or 17 he sat me down one afternoon for 2 hours explaining his experience of fire fights, death and close Calls on his life there. Horror n all. After that he never spoke to Me again about nor that wanted to hear anymore . Horrific.
This song reminds me of how many young people have died in the Russia v Ukraine war. so for the sake of humanity let' the war cease, it is so tragic. A new Hardcastle song should be produced. now!!
For some reason at this very moment I realized this voice from the song is the same voice from Forensic Files tv show ( Paul Thomas) ...and I was about 14 when this song came out! Cant believe Im just figuring this out lol
When this song was released, I was working with multiple Vietnam War vets. I told them that when they were in the jungles of Vietnam, I was playing in the backyard with a G. I. Joe and that it had to count for something. Yeh, that went over like the Hindenburg on final approach. 🤪
I was 19 in beiruth...249 us marines died there while a truck with exploded in their compound. I was there ..... now 40y later i just retired as a colonel at the dutch marines , and guess what ? Still war in lebanon...
During the WW1 it was labeled shellshock then in WW2 it was battle fatigue Korean War it was war norosis and finally after Vietnam War PTSD and more severe forms of PTSD terrible poor men God help all the them👍🙏
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I am 76 and I have just discovered this piece of music
Thank you so much for writing it
And to those dear people who went you are amazing and so brave - thank you so much more
Why do still have to have war?
I mean the human race has evolved so much especially in the last 100 years
Why can’t we settle our political differences by just communicating not confronting?
Why ? There’s evil beings it’s not the person it’s the thing that made a home in them. Lucifer has been here Sense the beginning. We are in school. Here on earth we are in it not from it. Life is eternal. We are Energy. Energy never burns out or fade out it continues. War is part of people being in a fallen state. I wish you well.
1985 I was 18 years old this music was my favorite, today I am 56 years old and this is my favorite music again.
Same here. I'll be 56 in June..
1985 I Was 1 Year Old. Today I Am 39 Years Old This Is Great Music.
same - Vintage 1966
Same here. Now 56.
Yes, I can relate. I’m 56
I was there at the age of 19. I was extremely fortunate, not a grunt and never humped it in the jungle. Still I have from PTSD and consider myself extremely blessed to be alive. God bless those troops that never made it back.
Can't blame you guys for PTSD. You never knew what your fought for. That f*ck you up. In wars you fight to either protect Your territory or to expand it. Korea and Vietnam were Political Wars (Capitalists vs Communists), that was what is was. The USA were never threatened. The politicians should fight their own battles on the field - Cowards!! Who can blame the natives for defending their territory? If you gonna invade, you need a valid reason to invade (to claim land for your own expansion).
God bless you, sir.
I was 19 in 1985 when this music was released. I count myself as very fortunate I never had to go to war. 🙏
MY RESPECT TO ALL OF THEM. AS A SOLDIERS IN MY FAMILY, SOME OF THEM, GET BACK. I'M PROUD TO BE A SOLDIER TO SERVED AND BLESSINGS TO ALL MY BROTHER'S AND SISTER'S, THAT SERVES.
Welcome home soldier.
I joined the US Army 1976 and was in after the war. I saw the effects of the Vietnam war on my fellow soldiers. They came back to hatred and protests. Disillusioned about their reason for being there. They fought tough battels and watch many of their brothers die. Vietnam veterans I salute you and thank you for your, scarifies in the field of Vietnam. 19 was the average age. Love you all brothers.
Amen, Semper Fi, and thank you for your service and sacrifice
I was 15 when this came out and today I'm 56 and still my favourite song. The 80s were the best decade for music and Paul Hardcastle is one of yhe best 👌
I LOVE this song for 36 years!
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@@marcellus6691 I just LOVE IT! Thank you
I for one want to thank all vets for their service.
THANK YOU ALL VETERANS ESPECIALLY FROM THE IRAQI AFGHAN CONFLICTS
Paul Hardcastle drove it home with this....
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@@marcellus6691 Send me this version in WAV format and the cover, I'll make a video with a link to your channel. More effective advertising than person-to-person canvassing.
So many 80's memories with this LP
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Assylum. It's Werid.
Im 56 yrs , still remember moments
A friend of mine who was a medic told me about how he had to change before walking through the airport to come home so the public wouldn't see he was a soldier. And another who had bullet holes all over his body from being shot. He was on tough SOB! Miss you John. Salute to all who served in NAM. No they definitely did not get the respect they deserved.
💯
10 years old and body popping on a mat this tune was deadly
pooping and locking at 10 uff lol
This was and still is an awesome song. Respect to all the soldiers who died selflessly. ❤
Masterpiece of Message and Sound in the 80's! I was 14 years old i heard it the first time! Still love it..now i am 51...time goes by so fast! Timeless Song! Greetings from germany
i am 51 here too....and i probably first listen to this song same year as you did, and i didnt know the meaning at all of the song ......
you know what brother that's exactly what I think good to know that I'm not alone with this opinion
🌹 ganz genau krähe denke zwar nicht dass du aussiehst wie eine aber das ist wirklich ein masterpiece für immer liebe grüsse ebenfalls aus der brd
Raise the roof for ‘72!! We rule!!
I loved this when it came out in 1985, England, we couldnt stop talking about the video at school, it was our Bohemian Rhapsody moment if you like, our history teacher, took the opportunity to teach us briefly about the Vietnam war, how it started why the Americans got involved. Bloody horrific really,
She was asked will their ever be a time when there will be no wars in the world?
No she said, because there is no profit in peace.
And most of our world leaders are fanatics.
Prophetic words indeed.
Mrs. Bissel parkfields wolverhampton
My son pete ..3 tours Iraq Afghanistan kuwait..home in one piece. But still.
I hope for a better world ...
1985 I turned 15 the first time I heard this song I was like man that was kick ass beat as I got older dessert storm was my era,I May of 1970 I am 52 this song really represents the way it was , is and how much I've learned in this short life, any way thank you to all have served to protect our freedom we fight we stand for our ground, I pray for America because we r in for a loosing Battle with the way our government is, peace, Erik Gambetta
I feel you. My father was there and was shot. I can't imagine the thought of having to survive that war!
A Family Freind Of Ours Was A -Tunnel Rat - in Vietnam. He didn't talk about it much. But Basically he was given a flashlight and a pistol to go clear out underground tunnels. War is pure HELL.
@Clive . People Have No Idea What Our Brave Military Goes Through. On A Lighter Note. Our Family Freind Survived War And Had A Family And Good Job . He Loved Going Out On His Boat. Take Care Everyone. ☺
My God father was identified and Served in the Marines and I recall a photo of him that was taken in the field with his gear on and his protection strapped around him...so priceless 😀😄
@@johnwahan9086 they can f themselves.You are an arrogant nation build an army on the Hessische Schule.idiot
I was born in the 90s but why, I love 80s music.
It is far from rare, I was born in 79 but I consider myself a child of the 80s but the first music in which I was interested are from the late 60s and early 70s like my best friends. Every decade in sight, real pearls are born (and big shit). I really liked the 80s and especially the 90s.
I was born in 2002 and i love it too
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@@thekoxviexperience I was born in very late 1965 and the 80's was my decade since I was an early teen then.
Ha ha pure Jewel may i put it on my Channel please (with link to your channel) ?
Marcó una época en la música y en la historia, un legado musical.
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Beautiful music 👌
@@marcellus6691 thank you
I still have the vinyl album Poul Hardcastle and I still listening and love this album
TR-808 in full effect. Brilliant tune
Him and Egyptian lover worked that 808🤣🍾
@@seatime674Kurtis Mantronik and Man Parrish definitely rocked it fresh too.
I was a child during this time but i clearly remember two men that were there. Very sad!!!!!
Gave me chills then, does today
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Ik was 18 voor dienst ik ging na de mariniers in 85 was deze muziek een soort wekker voor mijn wat er allemaal kan gebeuren heel effectief deze muziek ,maar ook in herinnering van de tijd
Two Tour’s of Duty in Northern Ireland serving with 45 Commando and 4 FD Royal Artillery, lost many friend’s in the field by sniper’s ...
Civilian’s will never know what us soldier’s went through to defend our country in hostile condition’s to protect the innocent ..
I guess the Grace of God sent his strongest, soldier’s to the battlefield for peace. This tune help’s us 🙂 ..!
I understand you perfectly. Greetings from Spain.
Thanks for your service Andrew. I was one of those innocents. Sorry about your friends.
"Freedom Has A Flavor That The Protected Will Never Know."
Author/ A Combat Soldier
Respect brother cheers 🥂
"The innocent" would have been much better off without Western intervention in Vietnam...
Bought this on Vinyl from my local charity shop , what a tune
Lost a man in this war who was friends with my Father & worked with him in retailing. Father’s friend was EXACTLY 19 and killed by a sniper.
This song came out when I was 16/7. I can’t imagine my brothers at 19 being drafted . However i and they were Canadian and we’re all GenX . I feel so bad for the soldiers who had to fight this war
Klasse, nach Fly By Night habe ich lange gesucht. Wenn man es schneller abspielt mit 1.25, geht es richtig ab... Einfach fantastisch! :)
Ha excellent, it gives jungle.
I also tried to play it at 33.3 rpm, and there we have Trip Hop. ;-)
Ich war 17 damals. Stereoanlage mit Tape. Haben mit Pausentaste unsere eigenen Mixes gemacht, das waren noch Zeiten. Acidhouse dann später...war ne verrückte und geile Zeit. Hatte auch die deutsche Version. Danke dafür
Ich war 1984 in der Grundausbildung bei der Marine , die schönste Zeit meines Lebens. Dann kam 19 Paul Hartcastle
und?
@@LarsTragel-zh7ei ja!
I have about six different versions of this record on vinyl when it came out, makes me feel old now.
Old but you can understand the PTSD. Glad you still have you self together. Thanks be to GOD!
Este tema es un verdadero himno e icono de la guerra de Vietnam, que refleja, con tos sus efectos de sonido, un verdadero ambiente de tragedia y tensión, digno homenaje a sus víctimas!
Das war einfach die geilste Zeit aber die Musik wird nie schlecht es leben die 80er aber sowas von
I am listening to the music now.🙂
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Nevertheless EVER Forgotten, Salute to all who Served World widespread!!!
Paul Hardcastle eben ! Didididisdidistruction !
"19" is a song by British musician Paul Hardcastle, released as the first single from his self-titled fourth studio album Paul Hardcastle (1985).
The song has a strong anti-war message, focusing on the United States' involvement in the Vietnam War and the effect it had on the soldiers who served. The track was notable for early use of sampled and processed speech, in particular a synthesized stutter effect used on the words "nineteen" and "destruction". It also includes various non-speech, re-dubbed sampling, such as crowd noise and a military bugle call.
Great information. Thank you for more understanding. Would this be the being of house music?
Thanks Captain Obvious. We would have never figured that out on our own. 😆
@@j.t.cooper2963 you would be surprised what idiots people are, for example look at you, if its obvious to you i ddnt post it for did i ? f*cking moron
The KoxVI Experience - Musical Box, I can't get enough of your content, so I subscribed!
This should be remade for these times.
Definitely
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@@marcellus6691 hey well done!
@@BrianSmith-vl7xu Thanks so much for the feedback Brian! Feel free to like & share.
Pezzo intramontabile di quei favolosi anni 80🥰
I was 19 when this track was released
Me Too
Heu... me I was only 6 yo.
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Me too
na na na na nainteen....
None of them recieved the heroes welcome,....NONE OF THEM ! ! ! ...😮 so ironically sad🙄
Una obra de arte de Paul HardCastle -
A work of art by Paul HardCastle-
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Que maravilha ❤
Thank you so much.
My dad was a Marine in Vietnam. So was my uncle .my uncle got a purple heart..I did desert storm myself..but I get it
The quintessential mix for me; I had the 12" single and played the grooves off it.
.......none of them received a hero's welcome.
A Very good Song
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I was like 13 when this came out and back then that sounded so modern and sooooooo coolll This is mythical
Thank you, you have described the tribulations of Iraq veterans 🇺🇲 🇺🇲 ❤
this is a great compilation, am only up to the second track i remember it
was only young but hot times in britain and
we school-kids went on strike at school
got assaulted by the police for trying to talk to the coaches full of kids
we blocked the road to the school entrance
seen it in the miners' strike
Great Song. I Was A Kid When This Came Out.
1985... I was 6 yo.
@@thekoxviexperience I Was 1 Year Old When This Song Came Out In 1985. I Was Born In 1984
@@michaelguernsey9685 Like the first Apple Macintosh 👍.
I'm surprised that it's my version of this title that works so well because it's taken from the maxi vinyl of the time and I'm not American.
Many people have anecdotes about this war and their family members, but not me.
However in France, we had our version of 19 spoken by Yves Mourousi, presenter of the television news.
God Bless all our veterans 🙏 it seems politicians get us in wars sometimes for unseen reasons 🤨
Music wise way ahead of its time.
Salute! This is too friggin dope!
Yes. Yes it is. Besides the measure of editing and reframing and the abuse of sensitive material for gain
and PR for the warmachine.
And the at surface not that visible connection between Operation Phoenix and torture after 9/11.
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I was with the 9th infantry division in 1968 and you have to of been there to feel the full weight of fear you feel in heavy combat that won't stop. Still to this day I can hear heavy combat some nights before bed. And what makes it Soo creepy is that I can recognize the he screaming voices.
Pedrada! Porradão de Som! ZZ Club!! 🇧🇷🤜🤛
Schöner Classicer.....😘😘😘🔥🔥💪🙏
...I remember registering for the draft during the Viet Nam War and suddenly realized I could die. Then the war ended. It woke surely woke me up to things beyond my control.
Thank you ALL VETERANS!!! The Shizzy is about to hit the Fizzy so PLEASE TRUST CHRIST NOW 🙏
My Fav Uncle was Killed in Vietnam. No comment. Sad. Support our troops.
Paul Hardcastle first DJ
Dj of 70's
♥ very good
Great respect from Best Eroes. Universal Soldier. My dady fightg în Vietnam. Eternal Respect. I'm fight în Afganistan and Irak .My son fight în Ukraine.UNIVERSAL SOLDIER. RESPECT GREAT FROM US.
I listened to the lyrics and my Dad was a Vietnam vet so this was never a party song for me.
So right. Here in Chile it was a hit. By that time, not many people knew how to speak english, so they didn t know what was about. Horrible experience ( every was in fact)
By the way, If you dont know, this song was taken or based on a documentary from 1984 called "Vietnam Requiem" A 3 chapter program in which there are interviews and the voice of the narrator. All of them are sampled in the song . Take a look from youtube
Royal Marines reinforcements, for the American Marines, during the Tet Offensive, Sent Back in 1987 to 1967
I was 19
When I was 18, and in the Active Duty US Army, I despised the draft dodgers and "Hippies". I now have respect for BOTH the Vietnam war soldiers AND the protestors/"Hippies". (With the MOST respect going to the DRAFTED.) I recognize in many ways I was brainwashed and naive about quite a number of things (Along with many other Americans both old and young).....Hence my respect now for even JANE FONDA, WHEREAS when I was 18.....
....... "I WASN'T Fonda Jane".🙄
Aux innocents💧
Está versão é a mais legal de todas
In 88 I was 19
In 88 I was 21
@tonyelliott7734 The Song calls 19. Not 21.
@@HIGHLANDER6912
I know. I was 21 in 1988.
First herd this on John peel bbc radio late at night next morning when out to h m v record shop bradford the assistant said there was only one in store and I got it and still play it 2024/9/29
My father served in Vietnam in 1969-‘70 i believe in the Marine Corps. As a child I
Kept asking him to tell me what went on there and he refused to tell
Me until i got older. At age 16 or 17 he sat me down one afternoon for 2 hours explaining his experience of fire fights, death and close
Calls on his life there. Horror n all. After that he never spoke to
Me again about nor that wanted to hear anymore . Horrific.
Buena música Paul.
God bless all vets
3:57
God bless USA ❤️ respect to the hero's,neen teen ❤
Na na na na na na 19!!!!
2 friends❤❤
i was 17 when this song was created
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I may have it around on the 45.🙂
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This song reminds me of how many young people have died in the Russia v Ukraine war. so for the sake of humanity let' the war cease, it is so tragic. A new Hardcastle song should be produced. now!!
Boy George had already said it. "Was is stupid"
I meant WAR
A great tune but with a brain...a very important/intelligent message
For some reason at this very moment I realized this voice from the song is the same voice from Forensic Files tv show ( Paul Thomas) ...and I was about 14 when this song came out! Cant believe Im just figuring this out lol
Un saludo a lo veteranos del Mundo🫡🇸🇻🇺🇲
When this song was released, I was working with multiple Vietnam War vets. I told them that when they were in the jungles of Vietnam, I was playing in the backyard with a G. I. Joe and that it had to count for something. Yeh, that went over like the Hindenburg on final approach. 🤪
Dolores is the 80s Casual anthem
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I was 19
Yes I must admit Covid 19 brought me here.
Stephen Brooks same!
Me too...wierd isn't it
Me not 😉 me the memories, and the good music👌
i dont get the correlation..... wasnt this song about the vietnam 'conflict'?
And now?
I was 19 in beiruth...249 us marines died there while a truck with exploded in their compound. I was there ..... now 40y later i just retired as a colonel at the dutch marines , and guess what ? Still war in lebanon...
none of them none of them none of them none of them
A war that definitely should not have happened!
big respect to all nations who fought to freedom in south east asia
💜
Vietnam ❤❤
Stress disorder... for sure 😢
During the WW1 it was labeled shellshock then in WW2 it was battle fatigue Korean War it was war norosis and finally after Vietnam War PTSD and more severe forms of PTSD terrible poor men God help all the them👍🙏
@@eddiemunster4094 terrible 😢
1985 electro funkadelic matrix of music great bpm 19 3:19
Mc 🧠 & krazy jm