Album : Songs of Leonard Cohen Artist : Leonard Cohen Release Date : 1989 Original Release Date : 1968 Lable : Sony Number of Discs : 1 Total time : 00:40:56 Total size : 94,5 MB (mp3), 183 MB (FLAC)
Individual track details :
01 - Suzanne
02 - Master Song
03 - Winter Lady
04 - The Stranger Song
05 - Sisters Of Mercy
06 - So Long, Marianne
07 - Hey, That's No Way To Say Goodb
08 - Stories Of The Street
09 - Teachers
10 - One Of Us Cannot Be Wrong
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Time has been extraordinarily kind to Songs of Leonard Cohen. While it attracted considerable fanfare upon its release in 1968, not everyone was immediately captured by its dusky charms. Randy Newman, for one, couldn't resist the temptation to parody "Suzanne," the album's brooding opener, on his 12 Songs album. (Conversely, director Robert Altman brilliantly drew upon the dirges here for the soundtrack to his classic anti-western, McCabe and Mrs. Miller.) But what some once found to be pretentious and affected has come to feel penetrating and ageless. Seeded with what have become signature songs of the Canadian wordsmith ("Sisters of Mercy," "Hey, That's No Way to Say Goodbye," "So Long, Marianne"), the album has a narcotic quality that owes as much to producer/musical director John Simon's inspired folk-baroque soundscapes as to Cohen's lofty lyrics and earth-bound vocals. --Steven Stolder
Album : Songs From a Room Artist : Leonard Cohen Release Date : 1990 Original Release Date : 1969 Lable : Sony Number of Discs : 1 Total time : 00:35:35 Total size : 81,6 MB
Tracks:
1. Bird on the Wire 3:23
2. Story of Isaac 3:31
3. A Bunch of Lonesome Heroes 3:10
4. The Partisan 3:20
5. Seems So Long Ago, Nancy 3:35
6. The Old Revolution 4:42
7. The Butcher 3:11
8. You Know Who I Am 3:24
9. Lady Midnight 2:50
10. Tonight Will Be Fine 3:45
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"I choose the rooms that I live in with care / The windows are small and the walls almost bare," Leonard Cohen sings in a particularly telling couplet in "Tonight Will Be Fine," one of the highlights in this aptly titled album from 1969. The Canadian poet-performer's sophomore release has the sub rosa feel of an attic hideaway, thanks in part to Bob Johnston's restrained production. Cohen's near-monotone vocals are suitable for conveying his finely honed, meditative musings but--at this stage in his development--not much else. Johnston's soundscapes aren't as beguiling as the ones John Simon created for Cohen's superior debut, Songs of Leonard Cohen, though lovely orchestral shadings flatter such Cohen classics as the oft-covered "Bird on the Wire" and "Story of Isaac." Songs from a Room is only a secondary effort when it's stacked up against its consummate predecessor, But by any other measurement, it's an exceptionally literate and enigmatic recording by a true original. --Steven Stolder
Album : Songs of Love and Hate Artist : Leonard Cohen Release Date : 1995
Original Release Date : 1971 Lable : Sony Number of Discs : 1 Total time : 00:44:18 Total size : 101 MB
Individual track details :
1. Avalanche
2. Last Year's Man
3. Dress Rehearsal Rag
4. Diamonds In The Mine
5. Love Calls You By Your Name
6. Famous Blue Raincoat
7. Sing Another Song, Boys
8. Joan Of Arc
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For his third album, Leonard Cohen returned to Nashville and Bob Johnston in 1970. One of the songs they recorded was "Dress Rehearsal Rag," heard as a bonus track here in an early version from the second LP sessions of 1969.
Album : Live Songs Artist : Leonard Cohen Release Date : 2001 Original Release Date : 1973 Lable : Columbia Europe Number of Discs : 1 Total time : 00:49:08 Total size : 112 MB
Tracks :
1. Minute Prologue
2. Passing Through
3. You Know Who I Am
4. Bird on the Wire
5. Nancy
6. Improvisation
7. Song of Isaac
8. Please Don't Pass Me By
9. Tonight Will Be Fine
10. Queen Victoria
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1973 album comprised of live recordings made in 1970 & 1972in London, Brussels, Paris, Berlin, Isle Of Wight andTennessee.
Album : New Skin for the Old Ceremony Artist : Leonard Cohen Release Date : 1995 Original Release Date : 1974 Lable : Sony Number of Discs : 1 Total time : 00:37:06 Total size : 85,1,1 MB
Tracks :
1 ."Is This What You Wanted" – 4:13
2."Chelsea Hotel #2" (words: Cohen, music: Cohen/Ron Cornelius) – 3:06
3."Lover Lover Lover" – 3:19
4. "Field Commander Cohen" – 3:59
5. "Why Don't You Try" – 3:50
6."There Is a War" – 2:59
7. "A Singer Must Die" – 3:17
8. "I Tried to Leave You" – 2:40
9."Who by Fire" – 2:33
10. "Take This Longing" – 4:06
11. "Leaving Green Sleeves" (trad./Cohen) – 2:38
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The original cover art for New Skin for the Old Ceremony was an image from the alchemical text Rosarium philosophorum. The two winged and crowned beings in sexual embrace, caused his U.S. record label, Columbia Records to print one early edition of the album minus the image substituting instead a photo of Cohen.
The image originally came to public attention in C.G.Jung's essay, The Psychology of The Transference (2nd ed.1966) where it is held by Jung to depict the union of psychic opposites in the consciousness of the enlightened saint. The sexual embrace as a symbol for this condition of psychic unity is also found frequently in Tibetan thangkas (sacred paintings)..
Album : The Best of Artist : Leonard Cohen Release Date : 1990 Original Release Date : 1975 Lable : Sony Number of Discs : 1 Total time : 00:46:55 Total size : 107 MB
Tracks :
1. Suzanne 3:47
2. Sisters Of Mercy 3:33
3. So Long, Marianne 5:37
4. Bird On The Wire 3:23
5. Lady Midnight 2:50
6. The Partisan 3:20
7. Hey, That's No Way To Say Goodbye 2:54
8. Famous Blue Raincoat 5:05
9. Last Year's Man 5:55
10. Chelsea Hotel #2 3:02
11. Who By Fire 2:29
12. Take This Longing 4:05
Album : Death of a Ladies’ Man Artist : Leonard Cohen Release Date : 1990 Original Release Date : 1977 Lable : Sony Number of Discs : 1 Total time : 00:42:30 Total size : 97,5 MB
Tracks :
1. True Love Leaves No Traces
2. Iodine
3. Paper Thin Hotel
4. Memories
5. I Left a Woman Waiting
6. Don't Go Home With Your Hard-On
7. Fingerprints
8. Death of a Ladies' Man
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Death of a Ladies' Man is the fifth and most controversial of Leonard Cohen's albums.[1] Produced by the storied Phil Spector, it was a surprise to some fans when the typically minimalist Cohen was surrounded completely by Spector's Wall of Sound.
15 songs were written by the two over a course of three weeks, and Spector described it as "some great fuckin' music". Not everyone agreed with this assessment, preferring Cohen's earlier acoustic folk music to the jazz-, rock- and even funk-influenced arrangements. Among the seven unknown outtakes is probably "Do I Have to Dance All Night". A live recording was released in France as a single in 1976.
Bob Dylan and Allen Ginsberg sang backup vocals on the chorus of "Don't Go Home with Your Hard-on".
Death of a Ladies' Man was recorded in Los Angeles, California. Before Cohen had completed his vocals, Spector barred him from the studio (supposedly under armed guard) and mixed the album by himself. For this reason some of the songs only have "guiding vocals" originally meant to be redone later.
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Album : Recent Songs Artist : Leonard Cohen Release Date : 1990 Original Release Date : 1979 Lable : Sony Number of Discs : 1 Total time : 00:53:02 Total size : 121 MB (mp3), 233 MB (FLAC & CUE)
Tracks :
1. Guests, The
2. Humbled in Love
3. Window, The
4. Came So Far For Beauty
5. Lost Canadian, The
6. Traitor, The
7. Our Lady of Solitude
8. Gypsy's Wife, The
9. Smokey Life, The
10. Ballad of the Absent Mare
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"I Came So Far For Beauty" finds Cohen in a familiar self-effacing mode, recounting his vain search for the perfect muse. Like NEW SKIN's "There is a War," "The Traitor" effectively analyzes personal travails through militaristic metaphor, over semi-classical backing. The closing "Ballad of the Absent Mare," later covered by Emmylou Harris, comes off like an epic prose poem in the classic ballad style, but its slight cowboy lilt provides a nice contrast to the lyric. RECENT SONGS is arguably Cohen's most mature '70s effort.
After recovering from his traumatic studio experiences with Phil Spector on DEATH OF A LADIES MAN (Spector was said to have brandished a gun at some point), Cohen retreated to friendlier sonic climes. Aided by co-producer Henry Lewy, he filled RECENT SONGS with stately songpoems marked by lush (but never overdone), elegant arrangements. While there was always a pronounced literary streak in Cohen's work, the songs here find him at his most purely poetic, more the chansonnier than the troubadour.
Album : Various Positions Artist : Leonard Cohen Release Date : 1995 Original Release Date : 1985 Lable : Sony Number of Discs : 1 Total time : 00:35:18 Total size : 81 MB
Tracks :
1. Dance Me To The End Of Love 4:38
2. Coming Back To You 3:30
3. The Law 4:24
4. Night Comes On 4:36
5. Hallelujah 4:34
6. The Captain 4:05
7. Hunter's Lullaby 2:23
8. Heart With No Companion 3:00
9. If It Be Your Will 3:40
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Various Positions, the seventh studio album by Leonard Cohen, was released in December 1984 (and February 1985). It marked not only Cohen's turn to the modern sound and use of synthesizers (particularly on the opening track), but also - after her work on harmonies and background vocals on the previous Recent Songs (1979) - even further Jennifer Warnes's contribution to Cohen's records, with her being equally contributed as vocalist of all tracks beside Cohen himself.
Album : I’m Your Man Artist : Leonard Cohen Release Date : 1988 Lable : CBS Number of Discs : 1 Total time : 00:40:58 Total size : 93,8 MB
Tracks :
1. First We Take Manhattan
2. Ain't No Cure For Love
3. Everybody Knows
4. I'm Your Man
5. Take This Waltz
6. Jazz Police
7. I Can't Forget
8. Tower of Song
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The lyrics to "Take This Waltz" are based on Federico Garcia Lorca's poem "Little Viennese Waltz."
[Discografia] Leonard Cohen [10 CD's]
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