musicmania wrote:This time last week.....................................

I think we all wish we were back there! Sincere thanks to Al and Messalina and everyone for posting their videos - absolutely brilliant to be able to watch them over and wallow in the memories.

Here's something positive - from a blog site - someone named Tommy Morahan http://morahan.blogspot.com/2010/08/leonard-cohen-in-lissadell-house-sligo.html Leonard Cohen in Lissadell House, Sligo “The curate has called this exhibition Drawn to Words. I call my work Acceptable Decorations.” (Leonard ...

Didn't mean to cause such offense Katrina!!!! I was only saying in response to complaints about people leaving that in my opinion while there are fans who like to watch the whole show and not miss one tiny detail there are others who while enjoying the show like to move around the venue meeting peo...

Yes - that was definitely the case - the stewards moved everyone on immediately. I have to admit I tried to get closer to the stage (we were quite far back) a couple of times to get photos, and like yourself crouched down in an inconspicuous spot, but the lads were on the ball and moved everyone on ...

I thought that the number of people leaving their seats was astonishing! We were in block c which was very well behaved but had a prime view of the constant stream of people leaving and returning to block B. I agree that there was probably not enough toilets but think they should have closed the ba...

There are not enough adjectives to describe the Leonard Cohen experience in LIsadell. There were people like me who have been fans for 30 + years, others who discovered the Maestro only recently but for each and every one of the 10,000 there, it meant something different and personal. A tribute from...