thank you, dennisberlin. i thought that was an excellent response to my message, and i may come back to it when time permits. meanwhile, let us return to an earlier post, something that has been bothering me . . . its4inthemorning wrote: > I guess all of this is Adam's call. we must remember that le...

DennisBerlin wrote: > It's a common habit people do. Perhaps you don't, but people do things like that in personal notes. all right, but an inquisitive mind might ask why it is so, and what makes this common habit so prevalent. you state a fact, while offering no explanation. it is difficult to see ...

B4real wrote: > Adam has a habit of sometimes shortening titles, so that could be The Captain i cannot believe what i am reading, because adam would surely not be such a lazy writer. a person might save ink and time by omitting words they deem unimportant, but adam has so much respect for his father...

Thanks for these latest drawings, Geoffrey -- they are wonderful, and as usual, they seem to capture the essence and presence of the subjects so very well. Lovely! And, no, I am not just "being kind" -- be assured that my remarks are always genuine! Cheers! thank you, and i believe you. i will have...

its4inthemorning wrote: > And to be fair, I think we would be barking up a different tree if really sub-par work was released. it sounds like you are saying that it's fair for the majority to decide what is quality, and that is not something upon which i would agree. the opposite is true, for otherw...

thank you, lisa, for your input. i caused the thread to wander a little off topic, but it happily continued in a more appropriate area :-) ---------------- Maarten wrote: > Geoffrey. > Here's the image I was talking of earlier. Taken from Mojo, p77: The song is called "Captain"... Also, the order of...

hello lisa. i am away from home until late this evening, and there is a powerful gale raging - so just a temporary response from a dark, cold and icy lay-by (you might not know what that is) while i reach for black coffee in a thermos. here is a link saying that those living in penthouses die sooner...

I guess only time will unravel that mystery. are you saying that we are at the mercy of those in leonard's immediate circle who know precisely how much unreleased material exists, and that sharing such information could potentially be a drawn-out process? one should remember that while some fans ha...

Indeed, I think I saw a draft list of possible songs for the last album somewhere (I believe in the latest Mojo magazine?). The list was a photo of Adam's notebook. I'll check when I'm back home. It included another song title, but I can't remember the name. if you could do that, maarten, it would ...

the most tantalising paragraph from a 4-page article in 'uncut magazine (jan 2020) comes from michael chaves, an engineer who worked on the new 'thanks for the dance' album.

adam cohen said:
>when he took his hat off at the end of shows, he had this look of humility and bewilderment and gratitude - this was not an act.

"getting older, of course, is the only game in town, but It's really a very interesting process"

hello, lisa and bev - for once again shining a spear of warm light into this cold wintry landscape. i am an antique, an irrelevant ghost, i suspect you know this, and are being kind - but that's all right :-) sometimes it's as if people i've lost are delivering invitations, depression breaks out fro...

several articles in norwegian press, here are two. first is a link to today's 'dagbladet'. https://www.dagbladet.no/kultur/overrasket-alle-etter-sin-dod/71843779 the other is in 'v.g.' ('verdens gang') from a couple of days ago, unfortunately a pay area, so unlike the nice 'dagbladet' people, these ...

...as the old adage says: a goose looks fine until it stands by a peacock... Not all old adages are true, and I do not buy into that one: the beauty of one particular thing should not been seen as diminishing the beauty of another thing -- both can be as beautiful as can be, in their own way and by...