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Music Appreciation

marble falls

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6. I got to see here at Bossom Music Center in Ohio in '74 or '75. And at the World Theater in Austin ...

Reply to lark (Reply #5)

Sun Mar 30, 2025, 09:33 AM

Mar 30

... '04. The voice was as good both times, sublime. In Ohio I sat out on the lawn with several thousand, At the World - in a nice seating arrangement inside with less than 200. She had only three or four backing musicians.

First time I heard a complete album of her's was visiting a cousin at her dorm and her room-mate played the album with Marat on it (the first one) in '70 and I had an amazing revelation - there was gooood music and it had not a thing to do with rock. I'd left my folky days behind once I got to school and left them behind.

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K.D. Lang-- Hallelujah [View all] Dulcinea Mar 29 OP

What a great pairing: artist and song. Best thing I'll hear today!... marble falls Mar 29 #1

Oh that voice... FM123 Mar 29 #2

Absolutely soul grippingingly beautiful rendition of this so iconic Cohen song! lark Mar 29 #3

Have you last heard this one from ages ago? marble falls Mar 29 #4

Judy Collins' voice and Leonard Cohen's songs are a match made in heaven! lark Mar 30 #5

I got to see here at Bossom Music Center in Ohio in '74 or '75. And at the World Theater in Austin ... marble falls Mar 30 #6