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18-03-2018 07:31 PM #31
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18-03-2018 09:26 PM #32This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Last edited by HibbiesandtheBaddies; 18-03-2018 at 09:29 PM.
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18-03-2018 09:49 PM #33
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18-03-2018 10:54 PM #34
Sent chills down my spine as usual. You can shove your Forever Blowing Bubbles, YNWA or Blue Moon.
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18-03-2018 11:03 PM #35
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That was terrific. Thanks for sharing.
Mon the Cabbage!!!
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19-03-2018 12:23 AM #36
Cheers OP that was good.
Always nice to see the message going out and brings a nice wee bit of attention to Hibs as a club and us as a support. As others have said the great thing about SOL is that its practically unnickable and it ticks the one box you really must to qualify as a really great and cool football anthem ... it doesn't mention the club or even football anywhere in the lyrics
The other thing is that we don't abuse it... it isn't played when the team run out and you will be lucky to hear it sung more than 5 or so times a season ... that for me makes it even more special
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19-03-2018 01:38 AM #37
A brilliant song
As a songwriter who has occasionally connected with the audience emotionally I recognise how difficult it is to write a song that really, really works. Sunshine On Leith works about as well as any song can. The connection with Hibernian through the guys themselves makes it almost unassailable as a football song. No matter how many times I have heard it I still found tears in my eyes hearing it again. A great intro to the piece and a great idea to splice the recording with the Hibs fans singing the song. In the same way that the football family recognises You'll Never Walk Alone as a genuine football anthem regardless of its actual origin I believe they recognise Sunshine On Leith as being one of the best songs associated with a football club, if not the best. A few may be jealous but most know a great song when they hear it.
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19-03-2018 02:24 AM #38
Just googled to see if it was ever released as a single, and saw it made it to 41 in the charts.
Surprised to see 500 Miles only ever charted at number 11. Thought it would have been much higher.
Edit: made it to number 3 in the US and number 1 in Australia when it was rereleased.Last edited by Austinho; 19-03-2018 at 02:26 AM.
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19-03-2018 02:50 AM #39
Takes a fair bit to get this auld guy emotional but that did it. Jeezo, that was fantastic........
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19-03-2018 12:19 PM #40
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Goosebumps.
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19-03-2018 12:35 PM #41
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That’s magnificent. I actually got lost in a daze back to that day in May listening to that for some reason and it’s not happened much (might be the headphones and train journey).
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19-03-2018 05:50 PM #42
Was also mentioned on Pointless this evening. Richard Osman appears to be a big fan so does Alexander Armstrong
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19-03-2018 06:02 PM #43
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19-03-2018 06:12 PM #44This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
And of course, the Hearts could adopt "Sunshine on Thiefs"
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19-03-2018 06:32 PM #45
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19-03-2018 07:13 PM #47
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19-03-2018 09:24 PM #48
Very good summation for many people and it's interesting how emotional people with no apparent connection to the club get when they hear it. Quite a lot put into a short piece and very enjoyable.
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