Same here. I just wish my generation could actually be proud of their nation, and nice to one another, instead of needlessly hating on it and themselves.
A radioactive can of beans theres a difference between hating and criticizing injustice and unfairness where people see it. I agree sometimes people take it quite far but you need to remember they love their country as much as you love it. See the world for what it can be not as it is or something like that!
A lot of respect to the British here! This is amazing and I truly hope you guys keep your fantastic culture, especially that of your military to the same standard it's always been. It is essentially a staple of being British. Much love from Germany!
AmazinglyGayPhil Jesus Christ, German culture is very much alive. It vanishing by Immigration is a myth. -_- There are plenty of old traditions no one gives a damn about anymore in Germany because people are simply not religious anymore... Or events got pushed aside by American equivalents, for example Halloween. Nothing ever got erased how many alt right minds want to believe. And, if anything, it's US culture being a threat to German culture, definitely not eastern immigrants.
Mr Mxyzptlyk My uncle and dad were Scots Guards. I joined RAMC (V) then transferred to medical branch RNR. Only marched behind a marine band once and I grew 6 inches. I’m normally 6’7”
They are not First Class Soldiers, the Band Service does no Military training Some of the Buglers can switchover to Commando training if they pass the approx 8 months training if they switch they are then just like any other New Recruit Had about four of them in my squad and they all made it thru
@@yomperone To the contrary. All band service ranks must pass 15 weeks basic military training. This is modelled on the first half of Commando training, with differences made due to the different nature of the RMBS job roles. The skills learned here are then refreshed each year, with intensive training serials before deployments. Many of the RMBS wear medals from Afghanistan, Iraq, Kosovo, Sierra Leone, Northern Ireland and beyond. Buglers go through training with the rest of the new recruits and have no special dispensation in regards to transferring.
@@yomperone They do all the phase one exercises that a normal recruit does, albeit more leniency is given in the physical standards and expectations, but not in much else. Theyre soldiers as much as any other services soldiers.
The Royal Marines were formed in the year 1664 they were known as the Duke of Albanys Maratime Regiment of Foot. 357 years later they still serve the crown and the Royal Navy.
You know you are watching an extremely well performed, perfectly drilled military band when you get the most intense of shivers down your spine. RCAF 2010-Present
During WWII in Italy, a British major and an American lieutenant were occupying the same fox hole while the German artillery was severely pounding their position. The American, who later wrote about it, admitted that he personally was really shaken up. When the shelling ended, he looked at the British major, and the Brit looked calmly about, and commented "Well, Jerry's had his little bit of hate." You gotta admire those guys!
Grenherb u do know that ww2 was started by nazi Germany invading Poland, England did not want to work with the ussr before ww2 started and at the starts of ww2 the ussr was in a defence pact with Germany Britain only became allied with the ussr in 1941 when Germany invaded the ussr with out a provocation just like Germany invaded Poland with out a provocation
you do not that Bromberger Bloodsunday was committed after the germans invaded Poland not before they did, while it was a horrible act it cannot be used to justify the german invasion
Love it when they split formation around the traffic island and come back together perfectly in step...now that is what you call 'drilled to perfection'.
dogman the British used to be insane imagine 50k troops walking in perfect sequence being shot at by muskets and no one breaks there step balls of fucking steel
Having been in marching bands for a few years and knowing how hard it is to keep your own individual rank straight and evenly placed, in step is an incredible task while you yourself are trying to stay in time and sounding good. Bravo to the Royal Marines marching band this was incredibly impressive and awesome to watch.
I love the Chile Army because of its Prussian designs which was influenced by the Prussians when they went to train the soldiers there. It's like looking into the past at a culture long gone :). From England
A British military band giving a fantastic display in Britain.why does it provoke all the nasty comments about race religion Brexit etc , and the snide comments about Britain and the USA .just watch and enjoy
Just for the heck of it I watched a lot of TH-cam’s on various military bands tonight. Why? Who knows. The Royal Marines in this video are clearly in a class all there own. I also think it’s amazing how the comments in this thread drifted from how good the band was to “my forces are better than your forces.” And even a hot discussion of the American Revolution no less! This band is GOOD...just watch and enjoy. Those drummers! Just wow!
Royal Marine Band are ok but will never be in the same class of the Scottish army pipers. The marine band have the luxury of having the music in front of them whilst pipers have to knock their pan off on in learning every note and grace note off by heart probably ten times the work. As a Piper myself I could walk into a band in no time knowing I had the music right in front of my eyes. Not only is the pipes a much more difficult lesson to master but learning tunes is another thing. Different league altogether
I miss the days of the Royal Marines school of music in Deal, Kent. I grew up listening to these guys practicing! Land of Hope and Glory, Rule Britannia etc! Amazing! The world's best military band!
Olwen Morgan: The Royal Marines at their Hamworthy base are actually mainly members of their SBS (Special Boat Service), the Royal Marines Special Forces unit.
They are in a class by themselves because they have have 400 years parading (exploiting, colonising others) on all 5 continents. Americans have only been doing this since 1945. Practise makes perfect. Hooha
We're small We're undermanned We're poorly equipped in some respects We're underpaid But we will always maintain our ability to carry out a mission and have incredible training
We may be small but we are the best of the best ask anyone who knows , our special forces are in demand all over the world,just mention the SAS ,PARAS or the ROYAL MARINES and you will know what I mean . Whenever there is a problem in the world we are usually the first country to be asked for assistance.
Watching this brings back good memories of me and my family visiting London, and watching the Changing of the Guards at Wellington barracks, so much pride and tradition, we love London and England. God save the Queen.
Absolute class from start to finish! Nobody does pomp and swagger like us Brits. What a display of culture, history, tradition, training and discipline. What an advert for our Armed Forces! Well done Bootnecks, from an ex Para.
The band was amazing as always, but that FILMING! Smooth, high up, and keeping perfect pace with the band! How'd you do it so well!? This is maybe the best filming of any of the bands on the mall I have seen
You guys are smoking Britain will become irrelevant like the rest of Europe. Global power and influence will pivot to Asia in the latter 21st and 22nd century.
This first piece is my favorite Marching band piece. This is Frederick Joseph Ricketts Army of the Nile, composed under the pen name Kenneth J. Alford. He was to the Royal Marines Band and British Army as John Phillip Souza was to the U.S. Marine Corps.
Kenneth Alford was better to the Euphonium than was Sousa. I always preferred playing his compositions. I'm no Anglophile, however. Give me ol' Sousa any day.
Nicely done. I enjoyed working with you chaps while assigned to Nato. Keep up the good work in the discipline. Cheers. From a US Marine. Brothers in Arms.
My father served in the Royal Marines in WW2. I took him to one of the last Tattoos in Earls Court and when the Marines Band came out and played 'A Life on the Ocean Wave' I watched the tears roll down his face. Once a Marine always a Marine.
The snare drummers are just phenomenal. When they get their solo's they shine. Of course the rest of the band are incredible as well. I'm just slightly biased ;)
I learned euphonium and trumpet from a former member of the royal marines band service. Amazing man and teacher, talked about his time in the Falklands and ended up eventually getting a very lucrative job travelling the world training military bands a year or so after I went to university. Admittedly I was never any good and have only played in a few low level jazz bands since, but he inspired a love for this sort of music in me.
I was born into the British army. This is *my* music. Dad took us to concerts and tattoos. Every so often I have to get a 'fix' and sit with a lump in my throat, the hair on the back of my neck prickling and a sense of utter pride that despite now being an old woman, my blood runs A Pos Khaki. I left my army family when I was 25 but I am not, and will *never* be a civilian.
Though I am completly non-military, I have to aknowledge this as a very fine exibition. With the English, a simple changing guards is better than a german großer Zapfenstreich.
@ Auditenova Gradradbacher English! English! What about all the Welsh, Scottish and Northern Irish in the ranks. It is the ROYAL marines the 'Royal' indicating that they are from all over the UK. Those that use Britain/ British can have a free pass, as to a lot of people GB and the UK are the same thing, but calling them English is beyond the pale.
My Grandfather was a Royal Marine in World War 2 and served aboard HMS Nelson and HMS Argonaut. He always loved watching the band and especially when they wore their Pith Helmets (which they will unless it rains) He was so proud of his service and I was and still am of him. Harry George Webb you are a legend never forgotten !
It really is fantastic and not many other countries can match the Brits when it comes to military music. But the Yanks are pretty good too. The Houthis? Not so much. I especially like the drums at around 3:48 onward.
They get better with each passing year! I'm an absolute veteran of these kinds of dos, but this simply masterly performance gave me an absolute shiver like I'm hearing it for the first time. Well done the Marines. And NO CUTS please, Mr Williamson...
Let us hope that political correctness does NOT stop this - ever!!! From a very proud Englishman. My uncle was in 42 Commando for his national service & my father was in the REME. RIP Uncle. Dad - so glad you are still here!!!
Thanks to this video I became obsessed with this wonderful band (during the pandemic lockdown) and visited London this summer just to catch a glimpse at the Beating Retreat 2022!
I love how Britain still does things like this, makes me proud to be British
Same here. I just wish my generation could actually be proud of their nation, and nice to one another, instead of needlessly hating on it and themselves.
A radioactive can of beans theres a difference between hating and criticizing injustice and unfairness where people see it. I agree sometimes people take it quite far but you need to remember they love their country as much as you love it. See the world for what it can be not as it is or something like that!
A radioactive can of beans
I’m presuming your American
My fav islamic country so far
Same , so proud to be british
A lot of respect to the British here! This is amazing and I truly hope you guys keep your fantastic culture, especially that of your military to the same standard it's always been. It is essentially a staple of being British. Much love from Germany!
Love Retuned friend, the past is the past lets us all look forward.
Nicholas Fredrick von Albedyhll Tbh mate, Britain and Germany couldn't be closer related
Doubt the culture will sustain, very much like Germany. Over run with foreigners.
AmazinglyGayPhil Jesus Christ, German culture is very much alive. It vanishing by Immigration is a myth. -_-
There are plenty of old traditions no one gives a damn about anymore in Germany because people are simply not religious anymore... Or events got pushed aside by American equivalents, for example Halloween. Nothing ever got erased how many alt right minds want to believe. And, if anything, it's US culture being a threat to German culture, definitely not eastern immigrants.
@@Leon_der_Luftige hows the rape culture in Germany ? Ahmed and Morehamhead keeping it real ?
As a former US Navy sailor, this is so badass. Imagine hearing this back the day during wartime against the British. You would be terrified.
It can be arranged.... *cracks knuckles* im joking xD
**Hears the first piece**
*OH-*
Admit it, it's not your first time watching this.
Yeah this vid is great
The drill, the balanced band where you hear all sections. Close to 1000 bandsmen
It is
Nope, 1st time.
Many times in and out of uniform. (Ex RN)
My dad would kill me for watching this, he was in the Grenadiers. RIP Dad, missing you for 28 years now.
One day, in the distant future I hope, I will see him and you will see him again and we can all shoot the breeze forever
Stay strong
Same my dad was in grenadiers. Sorry for your loss also
Mr Mxyzptlyk
My uncle and dad were Scots Guards. I joined RAMC (V) then transferred to medical branch RNR. Only marched behind a marine band once and I grew 6 inches. I’m normally 6’7”
Im a pensioner now but ive still got Syds guards tie hanging in the wardrobe here in Portugal. Longest way up, shortest way down.
It is easy to forget that apart from being first class musicians, they are first class soldiers. Respect to you all.
They are not First Class Soldiers, the Band Service does no Military training Some of the Buglers can switchover to Commando training if they pass the approx 8 months training if they switch they are then just like any other New Recruit Had about four of them in my squad and they all made it thru
@@yomperone To the contrary. All band service ranks must pass 15 weeks basic military training. This is modelled on the first half of Commando training, with differences made due to the different nature of the RMBS job roles. The skills learned here are then refreshed each year, with intensive training serials before deployments. Many of the RMBS wear medals from Afghanistan, Iraq, Kosovo, Sierra Leone, Northern Ireland and beyond. Buglers go through training with the rest of the new recruits and have no special dispensation in regards to transferring.
@@joshuayoung7173 They learn how to march etc end of, What Commando Unit were you in I have 4 Medals you?
@@yomperone They do all the phase one exercises that a normal recruit does, albeit more leniency is given in the physical standards and expectations, but not in much else.
Theyre soldiers as much as any other services soldiers.
@@liamvanvel1996 Oh I was British Royal Commando you must be burbling about some other County
THANK YOU!! As an American veteran, I certainly enjoy the "spit and polish", and nobody does it better than the British!
@@AndrewHorezga why not?????
The Russians don't pick the fat and short for parade and even march better. Nothing against those kinds of people but yeah
@@mitchelreimer7095 Russians!?? They look like ballerinas when marching.
@@canihazburgers i do not agree but everyone have their own oponion
@@mitchelreimer7095 the Russians can't march for shit
Only the British could pull of a parade with such pomp and flair! Not to mention the professionalism. Love from an American of British Heritage.
The Royal Marines were formed in the year 1664 they were known as the Duke of Albanys Maratime Regiment of Foot. 357 years later they still serve the crown and the Royal Navy.
@@chrisholland7367 mate no one asked
@@WembleyGaming I'm just giving an opinion. Submitting a comment. If you didn't care why have an opinion yourself.
@@chrisholland7367 thank you for the information
@@WembleyGaming who pissed in your cornflakes?
You know you are watching an extremely well performed, perfectly drilled military band when you get the most intense of shivers down your spine. RCAF 2010-Present
Always admired the British, class is the British art. Cheers from N.Y. USA
John Golombek The USA is a close friend of Great Britain, even after the back and forth battles at the start. I appreciate your sentiment
Mumflr Pumble totally trump best mates with Boris Johnson
tattleoflegouk oh don’t get me started in trump or boris Johnson both are honest jokes
Thanks John respect back at ya
We will forgive you for that.@@tattleoflegouk3101
This is a solid band! Nice, loud and crisp! Respect from Canada.
Hey man thanks takes time to get these muppets perfect!
@God. Save the queen.
This is what puts the Great in Britain 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
During WWII in Italy, a British major and an American lieutenant were occupying the same fox hole while the German artillery was severely pounding their position. The American, who later wrote about it, admitted that he personally was really shaken up. When the shelling ended, he looked at the British major, and the Brit looked calmly about, and commented "Well, Jerry's had his little bit of hate." You gotta admire those guys!
Fred Ferd a
Grenherb u do know that ww2 was started by nazi Germany invading Poland, England did not want to work with the ussr before ww2 started and at the starts of ww2 the ussr was in a defence pact with Germany Britain only became allied with the ussr in 1941 when Germany invaded the ussr with out a provocation just like Germany invaded Poland with out a provocation
any sources to back that up? cause it sounds like a bunch of fascist propaganda
Very true and partly the reason Hitler invaded Poland...Although today, I admire how discipline Poland is towards the criminal migrants...
you do not that Bromberger Bloodsunday was committed after the germans invaded Poland not before they did, while it was a horrible act it cannot be used to justify the german invasion
Love it when they split formation around the traffic island and come back together perfectly in step...now that is what you call 'drilled to perfection'.
The goal is to not look at each others feet because it can get confusing.
They spend upto three years learning to do this
Its called the bollard side-step...
First class - the finest in the world !! From Australia
Much respect to our cousins in Australia from the uk
I swear, only the British can execute a parade that smoothly and flawlessly.
The Commandant's Own
dogman the British used to be insane imagine 50k troops walking in perfect sequence being shot at by muskets and no one breaks there step balls of fucking steel
Its Britain what do you expect?
The royal marines band are probably one of the best military bands in the world, definitely up there. They're amazing
Psst. Ever heard of the top secret drum corps?
Having been in marching bands for a few years and knowing how hard it is to keep your own individual rank straight and evenly placed, in step is an incredible task while you yourself are trying to stay in time and sounding good. Bravo to the Royal Marines marching band this was incredibly impressive and awesome to watch.
And they went round a corner too!
Adorei. Vi umas mil vezes
@@claudiotAlessio Tell us,please......whadafuck does that mean?
@@richardraymond878 he loved it, he saw it a thousand times
Serious discipline and hours of hard work make this a brilliant spectacle , we in Britain should be proud of !
Wow,this is Wonderful !!!
Greetings from Japan.
"SIMPLY THE BEST - BETTER THAN ALL THE REST" - Well Done Royals
Most likely the best military marching band in the world.
No one else can really march like the British Army. Much respect from Pakistan Army, our whole structure is based on the British.
Pakistani_Patriot shame you’re not watching a video of the British army
MadMaxGaming ...it is.
Edhead no it’s not
MadMaxGaming they’re the Royal Marines... I’m quite sure they’re british.
Edhead aye they’re British but it’s not the British army ya pleb
Damn the Brits know what they are doing, this was beautiful, love from Tennessee, USA
Thank you we love to hear this sort of comment , although we have our differences we our still glad to be have you as friends and allies.
stuart mason of course, you guys have one of the greatest military forces ever, I salute you and your country!
I was becoming hypnotize by the drummers synchronicity. It was amazing
well you yanks put on a good show also uk
stuart mason Q
Respect from the south of Chile
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Respect to Chile from uk
I love the Chile Army because of its Prussian designs which was influenced by the Prussians when they went to train the soldiers there. It's like looking into the past at a culture long gone :). From England
This is the most satisfying thing I've ever seen.
Your sex life must be terrible.
@@jameshenderson4876 personally I think this is a sexual experience in a class of its own, better than sex actually lol.
A British military band giving a fantastic display in Britain.why does it provoke all the nasty comments about race religion Brexit etc , and the snide comments about Britain and the USA .just watch and enjoy
Well said could not agree more best to ignore all the silly ignorant comments.
The royal marines are part of the navy,hence the marine part of it.
Jealousy.
William Stevens well said..
William Stevens, Quislings gonna quisle.
Just for the heck of it I watched a lot of TH-cam’s on various military bands tonight. Why? Who knows. The Royal Marines in this video are clearly in a class all there own. I also think it’s amazing how the comments in this thread drifted from how good the band was to “my forces are better than your forces.” And even a hot discussion of the American Revolution no less! This band is GOOD...just watch and enjoy. Those drummers! Just wow!
Royal Marine Band are ok but will never be in the same class of the Scottish army pipers. The marine band have the luxury of having the music in front of them whilst pipers have to knock their pan off on in learning every note and grace note off by heart probably ten times the work. As a Piper myself I could walk into a band in no time knowing I had the music right in front of my eyes. Not only is the pipes a much more difficult lesson to master but learning tunes is another thing. Different league altogether
Good to hear. I'm afraid the 'Pipes ' are not for me, although I appreciate that they may be harder to play , but why play them?
I miss the days of the Royal Marines school of music in Deal, Kent. I grew up listening to these guys practicing! Land of Hope and Glory, Rule Britannia etc! Amazing! The world's best military band!
So did i. DHouse Deal Kent. Near the stables and behind the big drill shed.
Olwen Morgan: The Royal Marines at their Hamworthy base are actually mainly members of their SBS (Special Boat Service), the Royal Marines Special Forces unit.
God bless our brothers and sisters across the pond with love the Yanks
Thank you the feelings are returned , no matter what our differences we are still linked to you in a special way.
USA AND UK ALWAYS
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I wish Britain was as patriotic as america.
You too
Marvelous. Love from India 🇮🇳
These Marines are in a class by themselves. Much respect and admiration from an American Marine.
They are in a class by themselves because they have have 400 years parading (exploiting, colonising others) on all 5 continents. Americans have only been doing this since 1945. Practise makes perfect. Hooha
@@FooFahFoeFum I think that septics have been interfering in other countries for some time - they even tried tgo invade Canada!
Yep, they are. USMC '65-'67 Semper Fi.
Thank you. And respect to you sir
LOT OF RESPECT🐾♥️🐾
We're small
We're undermanned
We're poorly equipped in some respects
We're underpaid
But we will always maintain our ability to carry out a mission and have incredible training
WCS123 e
We may be small but we are the best of the best ask anyone who knows , our special forces are in demand all over the world,just mention the SAS ,PARAS or the ROYAL MARINES and you will know what I mean . Whenever there is a problem in the world we are usually the first country to be asked for assistance.
Not forgetting the RAF and the NAVY as I said the best of the best.
Are you referring to the Canadian Armed Forces? 😮🤔🇨🇦
Dave Klonpenberg aaahhh....FVEY.......ssshhhhh 🤫🤐
Much respect and admiration for our brothers and sisters across the North Sea. Love from Denmark!
Stay strong Scandinavia
What precision! It's so easy to forget that the discipline and the ability to move in a completely coordinated group has specific military importance.
Brilliant music. Brilliant marching. Brilliant camera track. Makes me proud to be part of the English Speaking World.
Watching this brings back good memories of me and my family visiting London, and watching the Changing of the Guards at Wellington barracks, so much pride and tradition, we love London and England. God save the Queen.
Per Mare, Per Terram! Respect for outstanding drill from a United States Marine.
Lol wrong country dear, you mean HMRM Bandservice.
@@katerinakemp5701 I was a United States Marine. I regard the Royal Marines as cousins and hold them in the highest regard.
Absolute class from start to finish! Nobody does pomp and swagger like us Brits. What a display of culture, history, tradition, training and discipline. What an advert for our Armed Forces! Well done Bootnecks, from an ex Para.
The English know how to do a parade, respect to the Royal Marines.
British, not English 👍🏻
British
Yes, British. I’m English and I was offended by that.
@@chrismcqueen2095 Both actually.
db db It’s a British Regiment - not an English one, so actually no, it’s just British.
As a Frenchman, this is my favorite one!
What's that meant to mean. It better not be a wazzer comment
They are beating retreat,
@@jmakminhas what the fuck are you going on about in all the comments?
I'm glad your waving your white flag
@Js S Yet it is. So do one
I love UK！
from Japan！
Good friends man got to stick together and go to space next stop mars! A BRITISH COLONIES!
格言おばさま/OBASAMA
+ Fine place, fine people Japan, visited in my Royal navy days.
As a Brit who has studied both karate and ju-jitsi I have a great respect for the gentle Japanese people, their history and culture.
I Love Japan!
From England!
:)
@@LordHMCI same, but from Canada
There's something so distinctively British about this. It gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling inside.
The band was amazing as always, but that FILMING! Smooth, high up, and keeping perfect pace with the band! How'd you do it so well!? This is maybe the best filming of any of the bands on the mall I have seen
Steve Franks, i have lot of experencie and i have a better camera. Only the costs to make will be maybe to much for me.
Mvv 1982 what?
@@stevefranks9873 he saying its expensive and he spent a good amount of time with a good camera to make this.
Probably a drone, 🎶
Mvv 1982 It is very well done. Thank you.
Hands down the greatest military marching band ever!! The band of the Royal marines are head and shoulders above everyone else.
Have you ever seen or heard anything so spectactular in your life, so very happy my DAD was a royal naval marine, im so very proud.
Send men as disciplined and skilled as these overseas, the sun shall once again not set over Britain.
Really impressive!
Brilliant comment.
Geographically, the still has yet to set on the British Empire
You guys are smoking Britain will become irrelevant like the rest of Europe. Global power and influence will pivot to Asia in the latter 21st and 22nd century.
@@patrickclarke3645 nah we all know that china will fall apart, because its china, and they are always falling apart
It still does not set because of the overseas territories
This first piece is my favorite Marching band piece. This is Frederick Joseph Ricketts Army of the Nile, composed under the pen name Kenneth J. Alford. He was to the Royal Marines Band and British Army as John Phillip Souza was to the U.S. Marine Corps.
Mr T Oh yea, Great Composer. I played a lot of J.P.S.
Mr T I have his personal autograph book, his own notebook what do I do with it
Go Leather necks and Royals.
Kenneth Alford was better to the Euphonium than was Sousa. I always preferred playing his compositions. I'm no Anglophile, however. Give me ol' Sousa any day.
Thank you, I just wanted to ask the audience for the title and composer of this excellent march.
0:20-3:47 Army of the Nile
5:15-8:25 Birdcage Walk
Do you know what the drumming is at the very end?
@@gannasucks1252 It's called Illawalla, starts at 8:30.
Thank you!!!
Thank you !!!
Thank you!
Can't stop watching this , it's so breathtaking wonderful
props to the camera man for not stacking it whilst walking backwards
Nicely done. I enjoyed working with you chaps while assigned to Nato. Keep up the good work in the discipline. Cheers. From a US Marine. Brothers in Arms.
Respect from Germany !
Proud to be British when watching our military produce a truly marvelous spectacle like this!
Hail Britannia! The greatest and most benign empire this world will ever know. May you prosper! From the USA.
One word: Roman.
Excuse me what the fuck.
The redcoats are the enemy!
@@zyrkp3360 learn more words, the Roman Empire was nothing compared to the British. No one will ever have an Empire to match the British...
@@DAVEAPPLE1 we had the biggest empire ever.
@@Logan-qi4nx Get over it! Lol
Britannien is very cool and know what is a march
From germany
Selenus love back man!
Great Britain here here
What seamless musical transitions. Respect from the U.S.
And that's why my man, I'm proud to be a Brit...
My father served in the Royal Marines in WW2. I took him to one of the last Tattoos in Earls Court and when the Marines Band came out and played 'A Life on the Ocean Wave' I watched the tears roll down his face. Once a Marine always a Marine.
💪💪
The marching and movement were perfect.
A.M. Fortas Steven Boyle
First march is Army of the Nile! Hoorah. Well played! Love from USA!
Robert Morecook was half expecting them to play preussens gloria
You think that's good? you should see them do an all US themed Sousa concert.
G'day Robert. I know you love Military/ Symphonic bands. Royal marines are the best.
Richard Howe roger that!
I hope that was a kind remark.
Training, skill, dedication, precision and pride - what British armed forces are about. Respect and thanks.
i always imagine 200 years back in time, these guys walking like this into battle!, that is how you forge a empire!.
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And murder, rape and torture countless people
@some C**t i am Irish and what British done here for 800 years killed millions through war and starving us nothing but murderers
Irishmen will always have a stick up there ass
we didn't get you all apparently better luck next time i guess
The snare drummers are just phenomenal. When they get their solo's they shine. Of course the rest of the band are incredible as well. I'm just slightly biased ;)
Best uniforms in the world.
Hayesy indeed
You should see the best RN uniforms. In my opinion, they look the best, but only when done correctly.
Brilliant! Kudos from Canada 🇨🇦
I can only imagine how thunderous that opening must be to experience in person. An amazing performance by some amazing musicians and soldiers alike!
Absolutely fantastic! I love the drumming section, not often seeing in bands! Hours of work to get to this level! Well done the Royal Marines!
I don't know about navy anymore but the Queen still has the greatest band in the know world
It may not be the biggest but is still the best RULE BRITIANIA
My late father was a former Royal marine. I grew up with this music. Best in the world.
The finest military bands in the world. Proud to have married a Bandie and have a brother who served on the Royal Yacht Britannia.
Ich bin ein Fan der Guards aber musikalisch reicht den Royal Marines niemand das Wasser. Meinen tiefsten Respekt den Männern und Frauen
The RM Band is with doubt, my favorite of all the military bands. Such precision and smart marching. Wonderful, just wonderful.
I learned euphonium and trumpet from a former member of the royal marines band service. Amazing man and teacher, talked about his time in the Falklands and ended up eventually getting a very lucrative job travelling the world training military bands a year or so after I went to university. Admittedly I was never any good and have only played in a few low level jazz bands since, but he inspired a love for this sort of music in me.
8:25 is where you'd march into battle no questions asked to that beat. Talk about adrenaline.
I was born into the British army. This is *my* music. Dad took us to concerts and tattoos. Every so often I have to get a 'fix' and sit with a lump in my throat, the hair on the back of my neck prickling and a sense of utter pride that despite now being an old woman, my blood runs A Pos Khaki. I left my army family when I was 25 but I am not, and will *never* be a civilian.
I love my country and our Armed forces watching this makes me so proud. For Queen and country. 💖
Though I am completly non-military, I have to aknowledge this as a very fine exibition. With the English, a simple changing guards is better than a german großer Zapfenstreich.
@ Auditenova Gradradbacher
English! English! What about all the Welsh, Scottish and Northern Irish in the ranks.
It is the ROYAL marines the 'Royal' indicating that they are from all over the UK.
Those that use Britain/ British can have a free pass, as to a lot of people GB and the UK are the same thing, but calling them English is beyond the pale.
The drum line...amazing. I saw the Royal Marines band several years ago in London. If you have the opportunity to see them, don't miss it!
My Grandfather was a Royal Marine in World War 2 and served aboard HMS Nelson and HMS Argonaut. He always loved watching the band and especially when they wore their Pith Helmets (which they will unless it rains)
He was so proud of his service and I was and still am of him.
Harry George Webb you are a legend never forgotten !
I’ve watched more times than I can count.
It really is fantastic and not many other countries can match the Brits when it comes to military music. But the Yanks are pretty good too. The Houthis? Not so much. I especially like the drums at around 3:48 onward.
They get better with each passing year! I'm an absolute veteran of these kinds of dos, but this simply masterly performance gave me an absolute shiver like I'm hearing it for the first time. Well done the Marines. And NO CUTS please, Mr Williamson...
I'd declare my loss if they would walk into my country like that.
Coward
@@bnap3221 Coward? Ask the Argentinian conscripts defending the Falklands what it was like to be on the recieving end of the Royal Marines and Paras 😂
Alistair Evans You may surrender as soon as you see the enemy marching but I sure as hell won’t.
I mean a bunch of farmers with guns ran them off in the late 1700s 🤷♂️
@@kylesmith6515 yes with a lot of help from the French, Spanish and Dutch, doesn't seem quite the victory now does it!
MAGNIFICENT! This band is IMPECCABLE beyond reproach! I wish our USA bands were like this one!👏👌
@karma comedian Sounds to me like HM Royal Marines are a very tough group to get into! I do know that their marching band is ABSOLUTELY FAB!!!
@karma comedian I’m not surprised! I heard HM Royal Marines did a splendid job during the Falkland Islands 🇫🇰 War!!!
@karma comedian You’re right-HM Royal Marines are one of the world’s ELITE fighting forces-only the cream of the crop will do! Anytime,anywhere!💪
Why is this so satisfying to watch? 🤔Awesome Performance 👌
The British are absolutely amazing at thing like this, they can mix tradition with the modern times so well
God Save the Queen!
Love UK from S.Korea! UK/KR!!
Incredible Royal Marines!! This is where the USMC heritage comes from. Amazing!!
Everytime this pops up in my recommended I have to watch it, dam you recommended!
I love Army Of The Nile! And nobody does it as well as The Royal Marines
Amazing! Thank you from The Netherlands! I really, really enjoyed this!
Respects from France
Let us hope that political correctness does NOT stop this - ever!!! From a very proud Englishman. My uncle was in 42 Commando for his national service & my father was in the REME. RIP Uncle. Dad - so glad you are still here!!!
Thanks to this video I became obsessed with this wonderful band (during the pandemic lockdown) and visited London this summer just to catch a glimpse at the Beating Retreat 2022!
i find myself crying because i get so emotional watching them .....FOR REAL.....
Awesome!!! , love from India
An awesome display of military discipline. Cheers from Norway
Fantastic ! The Royal Marines are IMO the best of the Military Bands! Drum section---well just amazing!
Stunning......love from the States.
Awesome band! Semper Fi!
Per mare per terram 🇬🇧
Mad respect for you yanks over the pond. Keep on fighting the good fight!
@@HoppingSkipper Right back at ya mate! Our #1 ally! Take care and keep safe!
Excellent ! Le spectacle et la cohérence, c'est un sacré travail ! Bravo !