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They didn`t waste my money.
I was being sarcastic. Programs like this (and its unbiased news) make the BBC worth the money.
They didn`t waste my money.
cohen isn't a great singer (although i do sometimes enjoy his sombre tones) whereas buckley was f***ing awesome
i think the thing with buckley's version that sets itself aside from most cover versions is that it still retained a lot of its meaning and you still believe it and wasn't JUST someone singing someone elses song
...and now available to listen to via the wonders of iPlayer. Hallelujah indeed!
good point, if Cowell or Walshes lot could make a hit out of it It would upset some of the snobs on here !
personally, I think I'll wait for Shane McGowans version, which should be more legible.
Now going be covered by some X-Factor shite..................:thud:
where did you read that?
It was in the papers several weeks ago. Hallelujah bookies' favourite for Xmas number one. I thought it was LC's version, re-released on the back of his triumph never-ending tour of Europe this year, then found out whoever wins some TV talent show is scheduled to release it as their first single. *sad face*
Side note: Surprisingly, of the five Cohen gigs I've been to this year (Manchester Opera House, Dublin Kilmainhaim, Vienna Konzerthaus, Royal Albert Hall and Brighton Centre), the best sound by miles was at the Brighton Centre a couple of weeks ago. Normally that place sucks, but was widely regarded as the best sound there in years. Apparently it made the shortlist of three for which gig to release as a live Cohen DVD in March, but they eventually plumped for the summer gig at London O2 instead, boo.
Side note: Surprisingly, of the five Cohen gigs I've been to this year (Manchester Opera House, Dublin Kilmainhaim, Vienna Konzerthaus, Royal Albert Hall and Brighton Centre), the best sound by miles was at the Brighton Centre a couple of weeks ago. Normally that place sucks, but was widely regarded as the best sound there in years. Apparently it made the shortlist of three for which gig to release as a live Cohen DVD in March, but they eventually plumped for the summer gig at London O2 instead, boo.
You Lucky Lucky Lucky Bas***d! 40 Years I've Been Thinking Of Stalking Him! You Got To Damn Close For My Liking. Fair Play
You'd have got close if your brother-in-law was the promoter! (Rob Hallett - he's the tall guy in the photo) When he was a kid, he borrowed my wife's LC albums, so I guess it was pay-back time. Did I mention the autographed programme with the personal dedication to my wife?