A broad range of his whole career, and let's face it, the man's a living legend.
He's also tremendously witty and charming
good!
the only music i remembered being played as i was growing up was leonard cohen. it made me hate him for about 15 yrs.
I wept like a moron
at Glastonbury. He's amazing! And I'll say it again, his Hallelujah is the original and best version... and that's not even his best song!
(that award goes to 'Everybody Knows')
Im very tempted
to go see him in Brighton, despite the £60+ tickets.
It is worth EVERY penny
Suzanne
gets my vote for best song. Did he recite A Thousand Kisses Deep? The hairs on the back of my neck stood up during that.
Yes he did
^ this man knows
I openly wept during Everybody Knows at Glastonbury
Glad you and yer dad enjoyed it LLB...
Saw him at Glastonbury and was blown away. The mans songs are amazing, his band superb, he has grace, charisma and charm and is well dressed.
Whats not to love!
See I saw him at Glastonbury
and that was a special moment. I didn't know that I'd be seeing him again 2 weeks later.
But for my dad it ended a 35 year wait. He was a happy man
I saw a documentary once
he played in paris and played suzanne 9 times, did he do that?
My dad reacted emotionally to one of his favourite artists who he has waited 35 years to see performing one of his most triumphant songs in a manner in which he sounded like he was summoning his soul up through his throat and out into the world.
I'd be more gutted if he didn't cry frankly
I wish my Dad listened to Leonard Cohen.
OH SNAP!
My mum cried during Halleujah.
i can't believe he played
tower of song, so long marrianne and hallelujah in a row at glasto.
fantastic.
i'm seeing him in brighton with my dad
will he like it?
If he likes Leonard Cohen yes
A broad range of his whole career, and let's face it, the man's a living legend.
He's also tremendously witty and charming
good!
the only music i remembered being played as i was growing up was leonard cohen. it made me hate him for about 15 yrs.
I wept like a moron
at Glastonbury. He's amazing! And I'll say it again, his Hallelujah is the original and best version... and that's not even his best song!
(that award goes to 'Everybody Knows')
Im very tempted
to go see him in Brighton, despite the £60+ tickets.
It is worth EVERY penny
Suzanne
gets my vote for best song. Did he recite A Thousand Kisses Deep? The hairs on the back of my neck stood up during that.
Yes he did
^ this man knows
I openly wept during Everybody Knows at Glastonbury
Glad you and yer dad enjoyed it LLB...
Saw him at Glastonbury and was blown away. The mans songs are amazing, his band superb, he has grace, charisma and charm and is well dressed.
Whats not to love!
See I saw him at Glastonbury
and that was a special moment. I didn't know that I'd be seeing him again 2 weeks later.
But for my dad it ended a 35 year wait. He was a happy man
I saw a documentary once
he played in paris and played suzanne 9 times, did he do that?
No
Just the once
"My dad cried during Hallelujah."
http://youtube.com/watch?v=_hnylJ2scVU
Whatevs
My dad reacted emotionally to one of his favourite artists who he has waited 35 years to see performing one of his most triumphant songs in a manner in which he sounded like he was summoning his soul up through his throat and out into the world.
I'd be more gutted if he didn't cry frankly
I wish my Dad listened to Leonard Cohen.
OH SNAP!
My mum cried during Halleujah.
i can't believe he played
tower of song, so long marrianne and hallelujah in a row at glasto.
fantastic.
YOUR DAD IS A GIRL
.