This is the talkFORUM archive where older posts come to have a rest.
https://archive1.talkforum.co.uk/
I've heard that just nothing else of his which is as memorable.Moby Dicky wrote:kancutlawns wrote:+1Fug1 wrote:Never heard a note of his music/ songs and I'm embarrassed to say I was a little bit confused as to why they were calling him a singer/songwriter and not Spock.
If you have never heard Hallelujah in any one of its many versions, then you need to get out more.
Try this!kancutlawns wrote:I've heard that just nothing else of his which is as memorable.Moby Dicky wrote:kancutlawns wrote:+1Fug1 wrote:Never heard a note of his music/ songs and I'm embarrassed to say I was a little bit confused as to why they were calling him a singer/songwriter and not Spock.
Sounds good.sjbarca wrote:Try this!kancutlawns wrote:I've heard that just nothing else of his which is as memorable.Moby Dicky wrote:kancutlawns wrote:+1Fug1 wrote:Never heard a note of his music/ songs and I'm embarrassed to say I was a little bit confused as to why they were calling him a singer/songwriter and not Spock.
You're right. How interesting, because many many years ago I knew a particularly smug arse who everyone thought was some kind of fucking genius, but actually ended up as a planning officer in Cardiff, and he used to go on and on and fucking on about Leonard Cohen and his meaningful lyrics, endlessly playing the needle of death at 2am, ( till it somehow went missing) and telling us it was Leonard Cohen. I wasnt interested enough to read the label since I just wanted it to stop, but for all those years I've obviously been confusing those two singers !m4 colin wrote:That was Bert JanschRoyal24s wrote:The Needle of Death.
