Few can deny that the hypnotic tones of the bagpipes often end up sending a shiver down your spine.
But have you ever seen a car full of Cops blowing the pipes whilst beating their drum? Probably not, but you will do in about 30 seconds!
The video below of our oppos (colleagues) in Western Australia unleashing some harmonic melodies was sent into us by one of our followers.
Even if you aren’t a fan of the bag pipes / drums then this catchy number might get your foot tapping in an uncontrollable fashion.
A post on the Western Australia Police Pipe Band & Supporters’ Association said:
“The best Christmas gift EVER!
“We have teamed up with the wonderful Kevin Bloody Wilson to record our Christmas single ‘The Outback Highland Band’, with all proceeds going to WA Police Legacy Inc.”
The video has been viewed almost 300,000 times since it was first shared just over a week ago.
For anyone tempted to allow themselves to be overcome with ‘rage’ at the thought of members of the emergency services daring to have some ‘fun’ whilst at work, then these guys and girls filmed this video in their own time.
Although, it would have been interesting to see the look on the faces of any wrong’uns had these guys and girls inadvertently come across something whilst filming the video.
Anyway, enough waffling from us, here’s the video in all of its glory:
Should you wish to buy the track, then the link can be found in the post above.
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