The final installment of this short series sees your intrepid author clutching his records but staring longingly at The Whisky Distilleries of the United Kingdom by Alfred Barnard which sadly at £40 was somewhat out of my price range.
The final album, the one in the middle of the previous pictures which was puzzling The Swede , is Songs From a Room the 2nd studio album by Leonard Cohen from 1969.
Confession time - it was bought primarily because Bird on a Wire, which I wanted to feature in the Johnny Cash series, is somewhat strangely not included on the Best of Leonard Cohen which until now was the only one of his on the shelves.
Rather than paying 99p for a download I figured it was probably worth forking out three quid more and coming away with this album.
It is ok but if I were to score the three albums which I acquired it would come a distant third.It shall now be filed away as will this mini series.
Leonard Cohen - The Old Revolution
Leonard Cohen -The Partisan
I read this at the side of your blog "If you have an issue with anything posted contact charity dot chicmusic at gmail dot com and I will remove it"
ReplyDeleteI used to get the pish ripped out of me at school for listening to Leonard Cohen. By fucking Smiths fans!
ReplyDeleteSongs From a Room is a very good album but I prefer Songs Of Love And Hate
George - it will be removed - in due course
ReplyDeleteHa. Good one George.
ReplyDeleteAha, all is revealed.
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