RIP - Certainly will be missed...had the pleasure of seeing him in concert in 1988 (loved his music and poetry since the 70s) in Washington DC. And definitely a pleasure.
We had him for as long as he would have us. Now the old bastard leaves us with everything he created and we're better for it.
R.I.P. Leonard Cohen.
:D
It's sad, I posted a quote of his a month ago here and how it was depressing. At the time,
I said I don't know what I would do once he died since I grew up listening to his particular music for the soul and now he is actually gone. RIP you great man.
It's sad, I posted a quote of his a month ago here and how it was depressing. At the time,
I said I don't know what I would do once he died since I grew up listening to his particular music for the soul and now he is actually gone. RIP you great man.
I know how you feel. My first album *ever* was a Ray Charles, for example. It was and has always been music of my life. Never could I imagine his dying. It would be like the sky disappearing or not being blue all of a sudden. All my life, Ray Charles, Leonard Cohen... elements you take for granted as part of existence suddenly disappear.
And all of a sudden, the sky disappeared, things you more than take for granted just go out of existence. A weird, hard blow.
Ah Well...
:D
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