tomsakic wrote:I like it.

I do, too; to a certain degree ...

tomsakic wrote:It should read "eye of the cam" and it fits logically.

Well, ok; but, like Steven, I hear the letter "p" at the end of the word. - You have to crank up the volume quite high, though.

I'd say that the commentator on that website is not quiet familiar with Leonard's famous guitar style (and his "chops") so it sounds like buzz to the guy. I don't really think that's what he means. I assume he refers to the parts where you hear the strings slapping against the neck or the...

UrPal wrote:I don't notice any significant out of tune guitar string issues.

OK, thanks.

I thought this was one of the better songs on Anjani's "Blue Alert" record, so it's great to hear a version by LC.

Yes, I think so, too.

In this review http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/immaculate-noise/posts/review-leonard-cohens-old-ideas-reads-better-than-it-sounds the writer mentions that on "Crazy to Love You", "he allows in his out-of-tune guitar buzz all over the frets". Is this true? Of course, the buzzing is th...

intriguing facts (sales numbers, download numbers):

http://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com/66390614.html

Yes, very nice, indeed. - They (Columbia / Sony) apparently know which side of their bread is buttered. I even saw a tv ad for Old Ideas today.

This must be quite satisfying for him, after all those years of "We know you're great, we just don't know if you're any good."

Leonard Cohen's New Album Old Ideas Receives Unprecedented Worldwide Acclaim

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/leonar ... 2012-02-08

holydove wrote:Mostly a very nice review (until he starts talking about non-Leonard issues)

Yes, I hate it when people do that. (Not just in reviews, but in general.)

"but there were chains so I hastened to the hay." Brian Boyd must have been writing down what he thought he heard, his imagination working overtime. He has not been the only one, apparently ... And it's spreading! http://www.google.de/search?q="so+i+hastened+to+the+hay" 8.780 re...

"but there were chains so I hastened to the hay."

This made me laugh ..

Hi John,

John Etherington wrote:Harmut - I didn't say that...

It's a line from the article you quoted ...

John Etherington wrote: Ding ding firefighters?

That made my day.

LisaLCFan wrote:They changed the melody somewhat.

They like to do that, apparently.

Thanks, Maarten!