FIRST TIME HEARING Colonel Bagshot - Six Days War Reaction

[@lunasilvermoon2283]

This song would work perfectly as an intro music to a Fallout kind game ''tomorrow comes when it's too late'' being the time after the nukes got thrown around and whoever survived crawling out of their shelters to find out what is left of the world.

[@H0und0fHircin3]

YES. Or a Fast and the Furious movie.

[@thatgamestreamer7858]

Or modern warfare

[@johnneils9084]

Yes, it's deep, like I like it! Love this song request nosivadbor! Powerful message & delivery. Music that makes question everything. Enjoyed the reaction.

[@mohawkgamer9662]

"tomorrow never comes until its to late " the way i see it is by the time tomorrow is here we have already made all the mistakes we can to day and we cant take them back if tomorrow comes its to late to change things from the day before

[@Thylonicus]

As a song, I find it sort of avant-garde, almost experimental. Given the era it comes from that does seem to fit. It does a good job of telling its story in a way that keeps one paying attention, too.

[@monavdyli6327]

Hello, very nice reaction video let me explain you these words "Tomorrow never comes until its too late" The author referred to Freedom as Tomorrow. Freedom never comes until its too late, by too late he means that alot of people will die, alot of victims, alot of crimes will happen until that " TOMORROW " comes I think the tomorrow's come i think its too late " i think its too late " Even tho Freedom came, but whats the point of it, Its too late... People made the freedom happen, but these people do not live anymore Its very heart-touching when you realise it

[@lizardbreath1956]

If they had continued negotiations and didn't go to war (The Seven Day War) then people wouldn't have died. Israel would not have taken so much land and the Gaza Strip would still belong to the Palestinians. The next war (Yom Kippur War, the Ramadan War, and the October War, was fought when Egypt and Syria attempted to retake the Israeli-occupied Sinai Peninsula and Golan Heights) would not have happened and Egypt would not have had to save face by having this war. Tomorrow we can work it out. We can figure it out tomorrow. We will never go to war, but tomorrow never comes until it's too late.

[@JorgeHernandezR]

The way it see the "tomorrow never comes until its too late" part is that, you should always try to accomplish the most you can today instead of leaving it for tomorrow, because tomorrow isn't promised, so we shall always make the most of every single day we get to wake up and not take a day for granted.

[@benjaminmurphy7402]

A remix was on Tokyo drift soundtrack

[@BKLYN_TZU]

Another Dj Shadow connectioned sample Shadow sampled them for his track "Six Days"

[@nosivadbor]

Yes indeed. Relatively obscure song until DJ Shadow sampled it. Well still kind of song obscure lol.

[@BKLYN_TZU]

@@nosivadbor Nosivador not anymore alot of people for the past 20 something years know who Coloonel Bagshot is thanks to Shadow sampling them for "Six Days" and the "Six Days (Remix)" feat.Mos Def on The Fast and Furious:Tokyo Drift movie soundtrack it's the opening scene intro music so Shadow took a obscure band & song and made them famous for a brand new generation

[@paulmurray5209]

Colonel bagshot were a group from liverpool in the late 60s and early 70s the song was about the 7 day war between Egypt and Israel in 1967

[@wakeupstopsleeping6300]

Hey nosivadsdbor this was deep first time hearing this interesting choice ❤❤❤❤

[@Turbo-bs7ok]

2023 OST

[@JustJammin]

Sad but true.

[@lizardbreath1956]

I just saw the comment below, after I started commenting, but was deleted by the computer. So, yes, it is about the Six Day War. The conflict was started by the UN and the very existence of the Jewish people. Eqypt started a blockade. This war resulted in the Israeli Army in confiscating a lot of Arab territory including the Gaza Strip. The negotiation results was that all land was returned to the Arabs....EXCEPT the Gaza Strip. Most of this info is a result of my young childish memories, but the fact is that Israel creamed the Hell out of the Arabs and several years later caused another war (Yom Kipper or Ramadan War) so that Egypt could save face from the embarrassment of the loss from the Six Day War. Sooo, be curious and read. Google both of these wars.