Leonard Cohen...RIP....

I got hooked with Suzanne, and just explored his music from there. His crafting as a wordsmith produced a confluence of melody, cynicism, and emotion, stirring the imagination. He leaves us wanting more, but plenty to entertain us rediscovering his work for the balance of our lives. 

R.I.P.

One of the few Dylan himself respected as a peer. His show at The Universal Amphitheater in the early 2000's was one of the best I've attended in my life.

I was fortunate to hear him twice in concert. Radio City Music Hall and MSG. Both were near-religious experiences - even within the cavernous MSG. If you read into the lyrics of his final album, he knew that he was dying. So sad. So wonderful. The tribute in the Chicago Tribune was the best.

A great loss...😥
I have so many of his albums but today was playing the 3 record Live London Concert 
http://www.musiconvinyl.com/catalog/leonard-cohen/live-in-london#.WCXCmtQ8ahA
Some of the best analogue sound I have heard for years.
Simply a 'must' for a Cohen and music fan alike....
Adieu Lennie and thanks.....