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Sue wrote

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Nick Cave

Leonard Cohen?


You don?t have to pay ?450.00 to take a blood test to know, when you are going to die just listen to Leonard Cohen music that will do it for free. Michael Jackson with all his faults and peccadilloes was a musical genius.

Ridgley Wrote:

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> Michael Jackson with all his faults and

> peccadilloes was a musical genius.


That's right. Despite all his little faults (getting children drunk, putting porn on and teaching them how to masturbate etc etc) he sure turned-out some great tunes.

Ridgley Wrote:

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> Sue wrote

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> Nick Cave

> Leonard Cohen


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>

> You don?t have to pay ?450.00 to take a blood test

> to know, when you are going to die just listen to

> Leonard Cohen music that will do it for free.


xxxxxxx


Well I've been listening to Leonard Cohen since his first album, and I still seem to be here :))

  • 1 month later...

ianr Wrote:

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> Sue Wrote:

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> > Mike Waterson

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> Who has died recently. June Tabor will be

> speaking about him on R4 Last Word, that's about

> to start.


xxxxx


Died day before yesterday :-S


Obituary here :(


Amazing songwriter and singer, both solo and with others. And a bloody nice bloke as well.


Best version of Tamlyn I've ever heard in my life, makes the hairs on the back of your neck stand on end.


R.I.P.

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