You are exactly right, Wendy: Leonard brought such lightness, such brilliance, such wonder to the room that night that everyone laguhed almost the whole way through. However, perhaps he is, indeed, less depressive now than he was for most of his life. Maybe, for example, his long association with Ro...

Um, no, Glass did not conduct. The other fellow on the keyboard, whose name I do not know this moment, conducted.

I thought I heard or saw somewhere that the Aurora forum was going to post the whole thing at some point. So, you might want to go to some of the Standford University pages and look around. For me, just seeing Leonard Cohen smiling and laughing makes it all worthwhile. "And even though it all w...

OK, I have gone ahead and posted the 4 other video snippettes I made with my small still camera. The video is low quality, and it's completely unedited. Still, it's Leonard (and Philip), and if you're a fan, you'll want to see them. It's at http://enlightenmentdotcom.zaadz.com/blog/2007/10/leonard_c...

Just got back from the show at Stanford tonight. I thought it rocked. A 10 out of 10. The instrumentation was fantastic, especially the several driving strings. Those strings are still in my head...a true gestalt, with fabulous singing and choreography and fixed and projected graphics. And Leonard w...

You can see two small snippets of video from Leonard and Philip Glass here: http://enlightenmentdotcom.zaadz.com/bl ... ohens_talk

They spoke for a little less than 1.5 hours. Philip Glass spoke more than Leonard did, but Leonard said quite a lot. I'm glad you liked the snippets!

Hi all, I'm brand new here. In fact, I joined so I could tell you about a short little video of Leonard that I took last night, Oct. 8th, where he said "I think I will go on tour again" to thunderous applause. See it here: http://enlightenmentdotcom.zaadz.com/blog/2007/10/leonard_cohens_ta...