Apr 29, 2009 #1 U2girl Blue Crack Addict Joined Sep 28, 2000 Messages 21,111 Location slovenija If Breathe is Bono chanelling Bob Dylan and/or Michael Stipe, is Cedars of Lebanon his inner Cohen tribute ?
If Breathe is Bono chanelling Bob Dylan and/or Michael Stipe, is Cedars of Lebanon his inner Cohen tribute ?
Apr 29, 2009 #2 K kpod The Fly Joined Mar 31, 2005 Messages 82 I can see it in the vocal styling but not the lyrics. Cohen's writing is at a level that even great songwriters like Bono cannot reach.
I can see it in the vocal styling but not the lyrics. Cohen's writing is at a level that even great songwriters like Bono cannot reach.
Apr 29, 2009 #3 elevated_u2_fan Blue Crack Supplier Joined Aug 25, 2002 Messages 31,965 Location I'm here 'cus I don't want to go home I think this goes for anyone doing this style of "spoken word" poetry to music sort of delivery though...
I think this goes for anyone doing this style of "spoken word" poetry to music sort of delivery though...
Apr 29, 2009 #4 M mirrorballman Refugee Joined Dec 5, 2003 Messages 1,798 Location Miami, New Orleans, London, Belfast and ..... ? Bono is Bono (I know, figured that one out all by myself), he's not sounding like anyone else nor is he trying to.
Bono is Bono (I know, figured that one out all by myself), he's not sounding like anyone else nor is he trying to.
Apr 29, 2009 #5 S stealthboy War Child Joined Sep 23, 2002 Messages 715 Location Northern Virginia Tom Waits / Johnny Cash / Cohen... all have that spoken song thing at times.
Apr 29, 2009 #6 Irishteen Blue Crack Addict Joined May 3, 2005 Messages 29,624 Location Dublin, Ireland Definitely Leonard Cohen, I've been thinking that since the first time I heard the song.