UK edition has 275 pages including the index.

Geoffrey wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 30, 2018 1:15 am

musicmania wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 29, 2018 10:54 pm

This is great news. Love the addition of a music note. For balance they should have put a unified heart on the other side.

how about something like this?

leonard cohen lane.jpg

Great, but now you need to fix top right corner 😀

This is great news. Love the addition of a music note. For balance they should have put a unified heart on the other side.

Interesting discussion, nice to see! Of course Leonard wasn't perfect, but is there a sense of bitterness to what Jennifer was saying? Did she voice these opinions when he was still alive? Not the ones about the lyric changes, but the other ones? Of course she is entitled to her opinion, but I prefe...

jarkko wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 17, 2018 2:05 pm

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Oh that beautiful letter

This is brilliant news! I was so emotionally moved I only watched Bird on a Wire once!

They know how to charge

http://montrealgazette.com/entertainment/hey-thats-no-way-to-say-goodbye-leonard-cohen-font-taken-offline Citing legal issues, the designers of a font based on Leonard Cohen’s handwriting have taken their creation and the website on which it used to appear offline. SongwriterFonts.com says it creat...

My oh my, what a sight to behold

Thanks Marie! Downloaded, and tested. I like it!

More Memories from The Grand Tour would be most welcome. A Singer Must Die was sang in Lissadell, and Vegas. Also the often performed version of Feels So Good from Katowice was exceptional too. Just 2 songs I remember been performed that never made it on the live records released. Does anyone know i...

By the way MM, many French believe Jeff Buckley's version of Hallelujah was written by him as well. Well I prefer that to the people who think it was written for Alexandra Burke on the X Factor :roll: I know I was late coming to Leonard, due to being born too late, but I am forever grateful I disco...

I'm no expert by any means, but I've witnessed Leonard signing stuff many times, and I can see traits of his writing in here. His signature did vary, so I'd like to think it is real. I could be proved wrong, but until that is the case I'd take this at face value!

I've considered most, if not all the subsequent covers to be covers of John Cale's version. None remotely like Leonard, but for that I am grateful. I do like Jeff Buckley's though. It was his that introduced me to Leonard. That moment I first heard it forever etched in my soul. An immediate need to ...

Great idea. Was Bob Dylan not the first to cover Hallelujah?
Personally I'd have KD Lang sing that song.