That Last Post vs Southampton

[stonerblue]

Dunno if it's the same lad but my mates son has done it a couple of times.

 

[Brightwell Bros.]

I thought it was a recording actually, so fair play.

 

[.db.]

I thought it was a recording actually, so fair play.

The bugler was in front of me and now you’ve said that I actually don’t remember seeing a microphone in front of him.

 

[give it to gordon]

The bugler was in front of me and now you’ve said that I actually don’t remember seeing a microphone in front of him.

Won't need a mike in a statium ;)

 

[.db.]

Won't need a mike in a statium ;)

It was coming through the speakers so there will have needed to be a microphone.

Unless the mic was attached to the bugle? He was facing away from me so I wouldn’t have seen it if so.

Tell you what, he really was good if we can’t tell whether it was a recording or not!

 

[Gray]

Has anyone got a clip of it?

Incredible performance from the young lad yesterday. In 20 years of attending Armistice Day games, I've never heard a Last Post performed so impeccably.

Note perfect throughout.

It got me properly emotional. To stand up in front of 55,000 and perform like that took serious guts. Fantastic stuff - his family should be proud.

I told my wife the very same thing when I got home. It was bloody brilliant and as you say note perfect.

 

[Gordyola]

I can only echo the sentiments above turned to my mate and said that's That's the best Ive ever heard, thanks for sharing

 

[Blue Til Death]

Found it. God, he approached it perfectly.

Absolutely brilliant that.

 

[thelegde]

The bugler was in front of me and now you’ve said that I actually don’t remember seeing a microphone in front of him.

On previous occasions, I've seen a close up, and there's usually a small mike, attached to amplify the sound. Top drawer performance.

 

[grant1977]

I must admit I thought it was a recording over the tannoy at first. It was perfect and best I’ve ever heard it anywhere

 

[inchy14]

Has anyone got a clip of it?

Incredible performance from the young lad yesterday. In 20 years of attending Armistice Day games, I've never heard a Last Post performed so impeccably.

Note perfect throughout.

It got me properly emotional. To stand up in front of 55,000 and perform like that took serious guts. Fantastic stuff - his family should be proud.

My brother was one of the ex-servicemen who did the marathon and then lifted the poppy of the pitch before kick off, proud as fuck for him.

 

[I'm Blue]

It was flawless and beautifully done.
Always gets me emotional cos it makes me think of my grandad.

 

[spider blue]

He was bang on wasn’t he?

Something that always annoys me with all this is though is the crowds and their clapping. It’s not a talent contest, we aren’t supposed to applaud it.

When the managers bring out the wreaths to after the end of The Last Post, it’s supposed to remain a silence throughout.

I’d like to think applauding is our way of showing our appreciation to the fallen men and women, plus our pressant day military.

 

[give it to gordon]

He was bang on wasn’t he?

Something that always annoys me with all this is though is the crowds and their clapping. It’s not a talent contest, we aren’t supposed to applaud it.

When the managers bring out the wreaths to after the end of The Last Post, it’s supposed to remain a silence throughout.

I was expecting a minutes silence when he finished. The applause took me by surprise.

 

[.db.]

I’d like to think applauding is our way of showing our appreciation to the fallen men and women, plus our pressant day military.

It should be silence.

 

[Pablo123]

I’d like to think applauding is our way of showing our appreciation to the fallen men and women, plus our pressant day military.

Don’t know how many of you been to Ypres and the Menin gate but before the ceremony you are asked not to clap after the last post .
As soon as the last post finishes people just walk away solemnly , l know every time I’ve attended I walk away with a tear in my eye .

 

[inchy14]

Just checked with my brother who was stood next to him and he definitely played it.

So well done lad, was superb.

 

[.db.]

Just checked with my brother who was stood next to him and he definitely played it.

So well done lad, was superb.

Class… not a single note out of place even when hitting it at first.

 

[Really_here]

Don’t know how many of you been to Ypres and the Menin gate but before the ceremony you are asked not to clap after the last post .
As soon as the last post finishes people just walk away solemnly , l know every time I’ve attended I walk away with a tear in my eye .

Went earlier this year, very moving. Shame it's covered in Scaffold as my partner wanted to find her grandad's name but ther is small shop just beyond the gate towards the town centre that has a model and all sorts of info - be sure to go in it.

 

[spider blue]

Don’t know how many of you been to Ypres and the Menin gate but before the ceremony you are asked not to clap after the last post .
As soon as the last post finishes people just walk away solemnly , l know every time I’ve attended I walk away with a tear in my eye .

Fair play mate, it’s just my personal take on it.