Mr Kush, this version is even better: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ole7-bR_ ... ed&search=

Shake hands, without resentment

Dear lizzy, alma matrix is a strange hybrid used by Léo Ferré in a book called, precisely, "Alma Matrix"; I think it's a poetic construction: the matrix wich has "alma" (soul); but in its definition it may has some other meanings or suggestions, for me it is "the matrix of s...

Yes, Lizzy, I sound rude because I ignore how to express, it's hardly understable but when one can't write with nuance all sounds grotesque, brutal; I'd express properly in youtube if I could... Go on, Lizzy, you're a kind of alma matrix in this page I forgot to thanks Tim also: yes, I know there ar...

Thanks, Kush, that's very kind from your part, you have behaved like a child and I am not going to answer your sad provocation. I confirm, with your example, that some Dylan fans are truly fundamentalists (and I'm not the only who thinks so). Thanks Lizzy for your kindness, wich I don't deserve: the...

Visit the comments on this thread and you'll see Dylan fans politeness against the people who does not share their beliefs:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSGy5Fo049g

Humility in Dylan... hard to believe, folks... The holy trinity, Cohen, Dylan and Waits, well, I prefer politeism and a greater rang of emotions

When speaking of the great singers-songwriters who came out of the ‘60’s and still survive today, it’s not just the duo of Dylan and Cohen, but a trio, with Paul Simon. It's always a fancy thing to see how the rest of the world simply does not exist, there's no place for the singer songwriters on a...

Rockstoff wrote: "Still Bob has created relatively many more of the greatest songs the worls has heard, than LC. It takes LC so long to produce songs to his lyrics...like some of them have taken years...but Bob has for much of the four decades rattled them off. And LC has of course called Dylan...

I really find the blind admiration for Dylan, his cohort of believers, quite ridiculous, sorry... musically, he is a poor thing, there are at least 7 or 8 songwriters much more better (not in the english spoken world, in this world I agree that Dylan may be in a third or forth place; the first is ar...

The reviewer wrote: "In the competition for the greatest lyricist of all time, there is a daunting gap between Bob Dylan and the large pack of second-place contenders. But somewhere towards the front of that pack stands the man once dubbed (unfairly) the “Canadian Dylan”—Leonard Cohen" Dyl...

Chanson pour l´aubergnat est un veritable chef d´oeuvre; il reste aussi d´autres gems dans le repertoire de Brassens; je crois que "L'orage" est inouviable, et "Penélope", et tant d´autres

happy new year; a few links, just if anyone has curiosity (sometimes the sound/image is not good) http://www.dailymotion.com/visited/search/barbara%2Ble%2Bsommeil/video/xm232_barbara-le-sommeil http://www.dailymotion.com/visited/search/barbara%2Ble%2Bmal%2Bde%2Bvivre/video/xw86j_le-mal-de-vivre http...

Dear friends: it is not San Juan de la Cruiz, it is San Juan de la Cruz; as I am Spanish, we have study his poems at school; you show an interesting relation with Cohen; it will be also interesting to think about other mystics such as Böhme, Eckhart or Angelus Silesius, who was also a poet... well, ...

ForYourSmile: what an astonishing work of research you've done, and you arrive to such great conclusions and open so many doors. The problem in understanding Lorca is a serious one; I am andalusian and I have lived in Granada, and yet there's some essence in Lorca's words that I don't really underst...

Dear Lightning:

I present my excuses for my latest comment; I just would let you know that your latest appreciation really hurts, so I reacted badly.

I beg your pardon

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