In a follow-up clip, a trio of men all grab onto the tail as they lug the heavy shark into deeper water. With time running out the group manage to get the shark to the shallows, before they desperately try dragging it back out to the ocean in a last-ditch attempt to save it. The rescuers-dressed in shorts and flip-flops-make sure to keep away from the head as the shark continues to snap its massive jaws. Some four men desperately try and get the fearsome hunter back into the water, as they roll it towards the sea. Rather than leave the shark to die on the shore, a group of brave beachgoers attempt to save the creature before it suffocates. The video, shared to TikTok by user Jhon, starts by showing the ocean predator writhing around on the sand, surrounded by a shocked crowd of onlookers.īlood can be seen around the beached shark's mouth, as it snaps its jaws ferociously showing off rows of razor-sharp teeth.
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It’s a full night of entertainment.The daring rescue of a giant shark which washed up on a beach has gone viral online, with the heart-stopping clip watched more than 30 million times. “And then we go straight into a number of Pink Floyd hits. Then we come back and do sides three and four,” Rogoff said. So you have about 45 minutes then you have an intermission. “What we’ve done is we’re doing sides one and two, and then we’re taking the break. “But to actually do it the way that it was recorded is quite the feat.”īecause The Wall is a double album with 26 tracks, the setup is a little different than many Black Jacket shows. “A lot of people play that song the way they want to play it,” Rogoff said. Rogoff also praised the guitar playing, “it’s just phenomenal and there’s so much of it. But the downside is is at the end of the show, and after that you’re like wait, I want to do it again.” I was saying to the band the other night, you know, I so look forward to ‘The Trial,’ right because in ‘The Trial’ there’s just so much emotion and so many attributes involved with it. It really is a fascinating thing to watch,” Rogoff said. “I found myself at every single show going out and sitting sitting somewhere in the seat and watching because it’s that entertaining. And I mean, just the emotion and the theatrics. © Contributed Bass player Van Hollingsworth will provide much of the lead vocals for Black Jacket Symphony’s performance of Pink Floyd’s The Wall. Patrick Himef has Gilmore’s vocals for BJS, and bass player Van Hollingsworth crushes the Waters vocals, Rogoff said. “When you think of Pink Floyd, you typically kind of think David Gilmore lead vocal, but really Roger Waters on this one is the primary,” Rogoff said. Of course, a huge part of recreating “The Wall” is getting the vocals just right. It’s something that we’re super proud of, and I think is a great return to the theater and a great return for people to to come and see and be entertained.” “And I can honestly and sincerely say it is one of the best, if not the best, shows we’ve ever done,” Rogoff said. “The band is just firing on all cylinders.
Man what a show it is,” Rogoff said.ĭuring Black Jacket’s hiatus, Rogoff said the band really dialed in the performances. This show was originally set to appear at MPAC in April of 2020, Rogoff said. Technically BJS debuted it over the summer in Pennsylvania, but it made its theater debut two weeks ago in Lexington, Kentucky. This is the 42nd album for BJS to recreate. © Contributed Black Jacket Symphony will recreate Pink Floyd’s The Wall live, note for note, at the Montgomery Performing Arts Centre.
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