
~ Lizzy
We have to be patient, as follow-up to Dear Heather was mentioned to be released in 2005 or 2006, and Dear Heather originally conceived as quick album of sketches and "Old Ideas" ...jarkko wrote:Leonard's comment about the "missing" songs:
"The next album" refers here to a subsequent album after Old Ideas!The other new songs, such as Born in Chains, will be on the next album, G-d willing
Q: We have heard that the songs for Dear Heather were selected from some 20 new tracks. Was there an overall theme you were trying to achieve? Will we ever hear the rest of the songs?
Anjani: A few songs weren't finished in time for this project but they will probably be on the next record. Sometimes critics have complained it sounds like the music is tacked on to a lyric without much thought or care. This couldn't be further from the truth. Every track is given due time and consideration; if it doesn't make the grade it isn't released. It's no secret that for Leonard, writing is a long and arduous endeavor. Do they really think he would give up on a hard won lyric when it came time to arrange it?
Source: http://www.webheights.net/dearheather/anjani.html
Wonderful news. Expected, yes, but wonderful nonetheless.jarkko wrote:Leonard confirms that his new studio album is finished.
The title will be "Old Ideas". All songs are brand new except
"Darkness", the only song from the recent concert tour.
The album will be released in Spring 2012, but the
exact date has not yet been fixed.
There are no decisions about a new tour.
Jarkko
I'm totally with you on that, Scocoh! I've been planning to make several CD/DVD compilations, each one consisting solely of multiple versions of Bird On The Wire.scocoh wrote: So so excited. (Of course, I'd be excited if he was releasing an album consisting entirely of 13 different versions of "Tonight Will Be Fine".)
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Looking for the 'like' button......bridger15 wrote:Great ideas, Scott and Rachel. I have been thinking about making a compilation of his patter, those golden moments of LC speaking at concerts. Remember in the early World Tour concerts after "Whither Thou Goest", his blessings at the outro? And his powerful words at the Ramat Gan, Israel concert? His beautiful comments in Barcelona and Sligo? His story about guns and his horse in Nashville? His observation about unmagical Las Vegas.
And more. All I need is time...
---Arlene