New music at the changing of the guards, Buckingham Palace.

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Post #8,967 by CRConrad 9/13/01 7:38:42 PM 9/13/01 8:38:58 PM Reply	New music at the changing of the guards, Buckingham Palace. The BBC calls it "an unprecedented break with tradition": Oh say can you see, by the rockets' red glare... (Oh, and they showed a brief clip of "the royal family of neutral Sweden joining its government in mourning.") [<-- wording corrected upon re-run of the clip] Christian R. Conrad (Who also participated in a moment of silence, along with everybody else at work) Edited by CRConrad Sept. 13, 2001, 08:38:58 PM EDT Expand All History
Post #8,972 by Ashton 9/13/01 8:08:47 PM Reply	I just.. saw that ceremony on TV. Sympathy with class. Coldstream Guards played US national anthem. If indeed unprecedented, quite a touching thing to do. Tragedy always brings out the very best; maybe it's a natural law. A.
Post #9,048 by brettj 9/14/01 2:42:35 AM Reply	It made me cry. The word "solidarity" was about all I could think of at the moment. The only other time I've really cried was last night listening to a Firefighter talking about how every company had lost a brother. It was more than I could handle. It was life.

New music at the changing of the guards, Buckingham Palace. - (CRConrad) - (2) - Sept. 13, 2001, 08:38:58 PM EDT

I just.. saw that ceremony on TV. - (Ashton) - Sept. 13, 2001, 08:08:47 PM EDT

It made me cry. - (brettj) - Sept. 14, 2001, 02:42:35 AM EDT

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