Just after listening to the documentary BBC Radio2 did on the impact of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" on so many musicians, I went AGAIN to that cupboard, where I store my treasures from the past and copied what the master said on John Cale's version of "Hallelujah". Cale's cover was pretty new then: the interview took place in Leonard Cohen's livingroom in Los Angeles and it was October 1991. And this is, what Cohen said: Listen to this wonderfull live-version of Hallelujah And some years later - it was in May 1997 - I met John Cale and asked him about Leonard Cohen's Song. What strikes me now, listening to his statement: He didn't seem to like the song very much, mainly because of it's religous connotations ... Both gentlemen gave very short answers about the other person ... I'll not interpret that ... instead I give you the link to John Cale's "Hallelujah" and finally, here's Jeff Buckleys enigmatic "Hallelu...
Das Quartier Flon in Lausanne wird immer schicker und immer mehr zum Konsumtempel, was ihm nicht unbedingt gut tut. Das hat übrigens auch etwas mit der neuen U-Bahn m2 zu tun ... Hier im Flon ist seit Jahr & Tag das MAD zuhause. Ein Ort der etwas anderen Kunst und Musik. Und gerade vor dem MAD gibt es eine Art Zelt-Dach aus kleinen Metallstücken und wenn der Wind sich darin verfängt, dann tönt das richtig schön ...
A few of my favourite things that I recorded coincidentally with my cell phone during 2023. water will always be my first and last love and swimming here and there has become a necessity. I hope you enjoy my personal moment(s). Take care! ernst b.
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