This cover is EVERYTHING GREAT about HOME FREE! | Brothers in Arms | Acapella reaction and analysis

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  @sheliaspringer7389 · 4 years ago

  Tim and Chance are soldiers that are dying.  You can see the ghost like figures in the windows.  The other three are their " brothers" that have been left to carry their stories!!!  This is the best song to me, that they have ever done. TIM has a hauntingly beautiful sound that is beyond compare. Chance was the same.   All of the harmonies were phenomenol!  GREAT!  GREAT! GREAT SONG!

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• RO

  @ronaldsinagra8825 · 4 years ago

  One member of HF who never gets enough credit for his singing ability is Adam Rupp.  It's easy to pick out Rob's tenor voice, and Austin's tenor voice, but that 'other' high voice you hear is Adam.  It was also present in 'How Great Thou Art' and 'Helplessly Hoping'.  He prefers not to sing, but when he does, his voice is not hidden.  So add THAT to his phenomenal beat boxing ability.

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• GA

  @GaiaOne · 4 years ago

  Ethereal. &nbsp;Haunting. &nbsp;Gut wrenching. &nbsp;Soul stirring. &nbsp;Angelic. The only thing missing was the seraphic choir backing them up.<br><br>Excuse me while I track down my soul and stuff it back into my body...

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• PA

  @patrickhumphreys5851 · 4 years ago

  I&apos;ve been following Home Free for years now and they get better every time they have a new release and I love all of the groups like PTX and Voice Play &nbsp;but Home Free just doesn&apos;t bring it they bring it home.

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• MI

  @mikecarlson460 · 4 years ago

  Not sure why this is not talked about with Home Free. How could anyone mis this. Every time there is a song with a break in instrumentals, Adam sing the highest notes and voice. He has a beautiful high tenor voice which seems underappreciated. Go back to any song without a beat boxer and listen. It is absolutely one of the best background sounds and needs more recognition.

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• TR

  @tracyz9155 · 4 years ago

  I agree with your title. This one has the best harmonies. It is haunting. This passed Helplessly Hoping as my favorite. I love all Home Free’s songs but I live for these amazing harmonies. Originally written after the Falkland island war, it apply’s to all conflicts. What an amazing tribute for Veterans Day. Thanks for your reaction

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• TO

  @tomhansen4576 · 4 years ago

  It is an A Capella masterpiece. It is the new platinum standard of all things A Capella. Although the song was written by Mark Knoepfler of Dire Straits, the arrangement was from the 2009 version from the Finnish A Cappela band Club for Five. &nbsp;But as usual, HF perfected it.

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• MI

  @miamidolphinsfan · 4 years ago

  Welcome back to Home Free sir !! Our country boys have got some solid professional artistry don&apos;t they ? This is the most hauntingly beautiful music Home Free has ever produced &amp; the visuals are stunning as well...1st class all the way. I loved your analysis sir ! As always I learn a lot with your reactions, and it&apos;s most appreciated. As the holiday season approaches, how about reacting to Home Free&apos;s very funny &amp; comical cover of Grandma Got Runned over by a Reindeer....you&apos;ll really enjoy it ! Have the Mrs sit in with you for that one, as she&apos;ll get a kick out of it too !!

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• DA

  @dangerouslyunderrated03 · 4 years ago

  This is a beautiful performance of an incredibly powerful song. I have to admit that the way it&apos;s filmed makes me think they&apos;re all ghosts trapped in a different land but who have never deserted or been deserted by their &quot;brothers in arms&quot;.

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• TH

  @thewattone · 4 years ago

  Sometime the background sounds like an organ. It&apos;s haunting and reverent.

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• RO

  @robynmatheson7687 · 4 years ago

  My favorite song on the “Land of the Free “ album. It’s like an angelic choir being backed by a pipe organ. It’s truly a masterpiece.

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• CA

  @cavamom · 4 years ago

  Not only are the vocals hauntingly beautiful, the windows in the videography make them seem ghostly. &nbsp;So perfect to create the sadness of a soldier passing away, surrounded by his brothers in arms. &nbsp;Written by Mark Knopfler and was always my favorite Dire Straits song.

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