What should his tour be called?
Re: What should his tour be called?
I recall seeing - at the time "10 New Songs" was released, in the official website, I think - a snapshot of LC with the caption "Happy at last".
"Happy at last Tour" might be approprite as well...
"Happy at last Tour" might be approprite as well...
Luis
It's easy: All you need is Love [John Lennon]
It's easy: All you need is Love [John Lennon]
Re: What should his tour be called?
I like the tone of "Happy at Last" [though not necessarily happy about the being on the grueling road again... but maybe so, since he's connecting directly with his fans ~ anyway, I like the tone].
~ Lizzy
~ Lizzy
"Be yourself. Everyone else is already taken."
~ Oscar Wilde
~ Oscar Wilde
Re: What should his tour be called?
Provocative! Most swordsmen were, and are, righthanded, and that is why in Britain we rode, and later drove, on the left. For how could a gentleman fight off a highway-man if he was cantering down the wrong (right-hand) side of the road?daka wrote:But at least they drive on the correct side of the road.
“If you do have love it's a kind of wound, and if you don't have it it's worse.” - Leonard, July 1988
Re: What should his tour be called?
"Dance Me To The End Of Love"
Leonard Cohen on Tour ~ 2008
I would like this; it's elegant, warm, and full of so many meanings.
"Anthem"
Leonard Cohen on Tour ~ 2008
Something about the simplicity of that, which I like... not to mention the show could close with the song.
"Hallelujah"
Leonard Cohen on Tour ~ 2008
This would have a humourous aspect to it; and would certainly come with 'name' recognition.
"Ain't No Cure For Love" ~ again a touch of humour, with a huge dose of truth.
"Be For Real" ~ likewise.
~ Lizzy
Leonard Cohen on Tour ~ 2008
I would like this; it's elegant, warm, and full of so many meanings.
"Anthem"
Leonard Cohen on Tour ~ 2008
Something about the simplicity of that, which I like... not to mention the show could close with the song.
"Hallelujah"
Leonard Cohen on Tour ~ 2008
This would have a humourous aspect to it; and would certainly come with 'name' recognition.
"Ain't No Cure For Love" ~ again a touch of humour, with a huge dose of truth.
"Be For Real" ~ likewise.
~ Lizzy
"Be yourself. Everyone else is already taken."
~ Oscar Wilde
~ Oscar Wilde
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Re: What should his tour be called?
I think I have to vote for "Is this what you wanted?' -- I can't top that, really.
Maybe "Busted in the Blinding Lights" as a second choice?
Maybe "Busted in the Blinding Lights" as a second choice?
....Now that my ladder's gone
I must lie down where all the ladders start
In the foul rag and bone shop of the heart
W.B. Yeats
I must lie down where all the ladders start
In the foul rag and bone shop of the heart
W.B. Yeats
Re: What should his tour be called?
How about
The Future Tour
or First we take....(whatever city he plays!) tour
The Future Tour
or First we take....(whatever city he plays!) tour
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Re: What should his tour be called?
"Is This What You Wanted?" really does have the earmark of Leonard's humour.
"Busted In The Blinding Lights" is great and does, too. Good one, ragsandfeathers!
~ Lizzy
"Busted In The Blinding Lights" is great and does, too. Good one, ragsandfeathers!
~ Lizzy
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~ Oscar Wilde
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Thanks, Lizzy --
I love your signature quote!
I love your signature quote!
....Now that my ladder's gone
I must lie down where all the ladders start
In the foul rag and bone shop of the heart
W.B. Yeats
I must lie down where all the ladders start
In the foul rag and bone shop of the heart
W.B. Yeats
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Thanks, too, ragsandfeathers... it really resonated with me when I first saw it.
Something about the two words rags and feathers conjoined has always been appealing to me, too. Great one, Leonard... and good choice for your screen name, r&f.
~ Lizzy
Something about the two words rags and feathers conjoined has always been appealing to me, too. Great one, Leonard... and good choice for your screen name, r&f.
~ Lizzy
"Be yourself. Everyone else is already taken."
~ Oscar Wilde
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Yeah, rags and feathers together resonated with me a lot, too (rather like the Yeats quote on my sig. did) Particularly since I have a number of rescue birds (pigeons), it seemed a good name to take on -- it's my myspace name as well....
....Now that my ladder's gone
I must lie down where all the ladders start
In the foul rag and bone shop of the heart
W.B. Yeats
I must lie down where all the ladders start
In the foul rag and bone shop of the heart
W.B. Yeats
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Yes, I agree on your Yeats quote, too. I noticed, but forgot to mention that. I'm pleased to hear you're helping pigeons. Such an oft-reviled bird, but I've always loved them. The bird in your photo looks like a dove. I like the 'movement' in the photo with both of you.
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Re: What should his tour be called?
She's a pigeon too...a white one (pigeons actually are a type of doves, though not all doves are pigeons.)
That's "Psyche" in the picture -- probably the tamest of all my birds. She was born with a bad splay leg, which has caused wing and tail problems, rendering her flight very limited. She'd sit on my lap all day if she could, and likes to flap around my face and preen me, which is what you see in the picture.
Pigeons get a very bad rap, certainly, but they are wonderful, playful, and very intelligent birds -- get them healthy, and they are also beautiful and very clean -- quite different from the feral ones most of us are used to seeing, who scavenge for a living and are generally malnourished and often ill (not generally with diseases that humans can catch, though, contrary to popular belief.)
I got started with pigeons about 3 years ago, when 2 babies were born on my window ledge. The building management was destroying nests and pigeon babies, much to my horror, so I snapped the babies up out of the nest before they could get to them, and learned how to hand raise them. In doing this, I became connected with the local avian rehab community.
Since then, several other wounded or ill pigeons have come my way -- I've rehabbed them, and they joined my little flock. I've been instrumental in helping find homes for a number of others as well.
Just one of my many idiosyncracies! Anyhow, this has nothing to do with Leonard's tour, but since we don't have any news yet.... sigh....
That's "Psyche" in the picture -- probably the tamest of all my birds. She was born with a bad splay leg, which has caused wing and tail problems, rendering her flight very limited. She'd sit on my lap all day if she could, and likes to flap around my face and preen me, which is what you see in the picture.
Pigeons get a very bad rap, certainly, but they are wonderful, playful, and very intelligent birds -- get them healthy, and they are also beautiful and very clean -- quite different from the feral ones most of us are used to seeing, who scavenge for a living and are generally malnourished and often ill (not generally with diseases that humans can catch, though, contrary to popular belief.)
I got started with pigeons about 3 years ago, when 2 babies were born on my window ledge. The building management was destroying nests and pigeon babies, much to my horror, so I snapped the babies up out of the nest before they could get to them, and learned how to hand raise them. In doing this, I became connected with the local avian rehab community.
Since then, several other wounded or ill pigeons have come my way -- I've rehabbed them, and they joined my little flock. I've been instrumental in helping find homes for a number of others as well.
Just one of my many idiosyncracies! Anyhow, this has nothing to do with Leonard's tour, but since we don't have any news yet.... sigh....
....Now that my ladder's gone
I must lie down where all the ladders start
In the foul rag and bone shop of the heart
W.B. Yeats
I must lie down where all the ladders start
In the foul rag and bone shop of the heart
W.B. Yeats
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Re: What should his tour be called?
Tour of Longing
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Longing to Tour
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Long of Touring?