Hi Joe, As requested here are the "live" lyrics of Anyhow. I have included the studio ones for comparison. Can't see how to do 2 columns here - easier to compare side by side. For AlanM. Here's one way -- but I lose the italics, so I've added asterisks. Anyhow Anyhow Studio version Live version Dub...

Love it!

there’s no more Stella Artois left in the building.

A first hand observation and early in the evening.
It's possible that he should practice writing in that state more often.
It gets easier.
Learning is, after all, a state experience.

Does it have a centerfold?

King in/under the mountain I agree entirely - I wasn't trying to exhaust the subject - just trying to put the term Golden Hill into the mountain :) -Edit - I should have added a link such as http://www.indianetzone.com/33/rishabha_mythological_golden_hill.htm to explain that Rishabha is a name of a...

I do not need you: I live on a golden hill! I think the line is actually "I sleep beneath the golden hill." Some thoughts on the golden hill as an Axis Mundi : An Axis Mundi is quite a general concept across various belief systems, as the link above indicates. In Jewish tradition it could well be M...

Not sure why, but a Glockenspiel rings a bell?

Meryam wrote:There are 2 different sides to the individual LC, (like Gollem and Smeagol )

I like fishies!
They also make good CD/DVD inclusions.

jdhayes wrote:Don't forget to remember that there are times when a cigar is just a cigar, as Freud once said.

You must remember this
A kiss is just a kiss, a sigh is just a sigh.
The fundamental things apply
As time goes by.

jarkko wrote:That would be too easy to answer... The last concert of the 2012 Old Ideas Tour will be in Brooklyn!!

Hmmm - that's not the house that Celine built.

LisaLCFan wrote:

Chris Spray wrote: Would like to know why the "beer" lyric is so ubiquitous.

A lot of alcoholics surf the web?

Perhaps just a lot of ancient egyptians.
The British Empire may have something to do with German beards - but the pyramids were built on beer for the artisans.

Looks like you got a pic of Adrienne Clarkson on the 28th

pink_is_dead wrote:Is it accurate the he dedicated "Suzanne" to Fabrizio De André? I didn't quite catch the name he mentioned.

It sure seems like it.

Ligur Ligur, burning bright,
In the forests of the night;
....

A brave lady indeed.

I have always thought that Leonard's songs are like onions; they have many layers and multiple meanings. That is the ineffable beauty. Sex, longing, desire, faith, connection, failure,redemption - all wrapped up in a mystical sheen. Marvellous. Someone once wondered about the value of words in a Ko...