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When The Tigers Broke Free: информация и текст.
Flesh
04.02.2010 12:21Это одна из самых моих любимых композиций Pink Floyd... При прослушивании слёзы навернулись, особенно на фразах "And the generals give thanks, as the over ranks held back the enemy tanks" и "And no one survived from the Royal Fusilers Company "Z"...
Отредактировано пользователем Flesh 04.02.2010 12:25.
Muddy_Roger
04.02.2010 12:53Flesh ненавязчиво продемонстрировал свое согласие с тем, что Эрик Флетчер служил в роте Z, так как 8-й батальон королевских фузилеров (стрелков) делился на роты W, X, Y и Z.
А не на роты A,B,C,D - как считает масса комментаторов текста, в том числе русскоязычных -
http://pink-floyd.ru/articles/articles/waters/post_war_dream.html
Молодец, Flesh! :)
А не на роты A,B,C,D - как считает масса комментаторов текста, в том числе русскоязычных -
http://pink-floyd.ru/articles/articles/waters/post_war_dream.html
Молодец, Flesh! :)
Zuli
05.02.2010 17:29Добавлю еще вот что:
Company "Z"
The 8th Battalion Royal Fusiliers consisted of four companies. They were designated companies "W", "X", "Y", and "Z". Eric Fletcher Waters served in Company "Z". If you think Roger is singing "C" in this song, you are mistaken; listen again. Also, if you think Roger should sing "Zed" instead of "Zee", you are somewhat correct. I asked Roger about this when I met him at the Ca Ira premiere in New York City. Basically, Roger said, "I changed it from 'Zed' to 'Zee' so that it would rhyme."
(c) Ed Paule
Company "Z"
The 8th Battalion Royal Fusiliers consisted of four companies. They were designated companies "W", "X", "Y", and "Z". Eric Fletcher Waters served in Company "Z". If you think Roger is singing "C" in this song, you are mistaken; listen again. Also, if you think Roger should sing "Zed" instead of "Zee", you are somewhat correct. I asked Roger about this when I met him at the Ca Ira premiere in New York City. Basically, Roger said, "I changed it from 'Zed' to 'Zee' so that it would rhyme."
(c) Ed Paule
