I heard them both on the radio. "Rain" by Martin Stephenson and The Daintees https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9w-Ft9pP8kM This one is also beautiful, yet I think rather pretty brazenly, as it's just another lyrics to the tune of "One Of Us..." - I don't know if it's a kind of tribute or just, well......

Hi Friends, I don't exactly in what section to put this post (it's somewhere between "Other Music" and "Writing, Music and Art by the Forum members" (yet not exactly) - So meanwhile I will post this thread in both sections and hope for the help of our beloved Webmaster Jarkko to correct me where I'm...

Hi Friends, I don't exactly in what section to put this post (it's somewhere between "Other Music" and "Writing, Music and Art by the Forum members" (yet not exactly) - So meanwhile I will post this thread in both sections and hope for the help of our beloved Webmaster Jarkko to correct me where I'm...

I just can refrain the words of pe swijngedouw - Thank you so much, dear Maarten!
It's the best Christmas surprise I could get this (very straining) year.

Thanks for your instant alertness and gratitude! This really made my year.

All the best for you,
Dennis

Citizen_Kane wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 20, 2020 1:27 pm

This is such a great find Maarten!

Thanks so much for your efforts. I am very much hoping someone with the right country rights is able to download these albums.

Kind regards,

Same is with me. I can't download them either, here from Germany.

How about:

"If you don't become the ocean
you'll be seasick every day"

from "Good Advice For Someone Like Me"

Actually,I'm a bit more troubled about the price: almost € 40,00 (some 39, something).

Dear Jarkko, I can understand your feelings, yet- as already been stated several times now by some members, I don't think any of us was really somehow well, let's say "greedy", to get even more new posthumous material, at least not in a kind of disrespecting way (the thoughts on that Blues album and...

I knew that story about those eagles' practice reminded me on something: In 455 BC, Aeschylus, the great playwriter known as the Father of Greek Tragedy, died in a most unexpected way. He was said to have been killed by a tortoise which was dropped by an eagle that had mistaken his head for a rock s...

TA-DA!!!! 6 - 6 - 6 - 6 - 6 - 6 !!! Who will miss this period of waiting and anticipation?? I certainly will! (...) but look at all the ideas we just MIGHT be giving Robert Kory, in case he's interested in what other directions he could go with other projects and have our seal of approval. Indeed! ...

Ten More Days of Patience. Well put! Quite alike another mile of silence the line that always strikes me. Me too. -- It makes me feel like composing a little rough text about it all. (Sorry, I guess it will be rough and sketchy, rather a kind of doggerel, but nonetheless heartfelt and honest): Ten ...

musicmania wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 30, 2020 3:20 pm

Tomorrow is 10 years since Lissadell. Just saying. And wishing....

Indeed.

And also don't forget the Double Event of 2010:

Mr. Leonard Cohen being inducted into the Songwriters' Hall of Fame
and also achieved a "Lifetime Achievement Award" at the Grammys.

Ten is a good number anyways. In 2001 we had Ten New Songs, the Grand Tour was prolonged until 2010, there's the Ten Commandments, there's the ten Sephirot ... Well said, Dennis! And let us not forget the Ten Days of Awe (between Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur, w hich is said to be the Holiest time of ...

So, Practising Patience a bit more.... Ten is a good number anyways. In 2001 we had Ten New Songs, the Grand Tour was prolonged until 2010, there's the Ten Commandments, there's the ten Sephirot, in Buddhism there are the Ten Good Deeds or Meritorious Actions, in Zen there are the Ten Oxherding Pict...

It was in 1998 when I came home from school and my mum sat in her comfy chair, listening to "Last Year's Man". I heard this voice, this music and I couldn't but stand there in the hall - still in my jacket and shoes- listening, completely mesmerized. When it was over I went to my mum's room and aske...