The brilliant live recording as he's signalling his goodbye waved hands to the music world even before the final hours of his own death carries out this gold collection of Leonard Norman Cohen musical of Folkish rooted Rock and Chamber Pop poetry along the recording of Can't Forget: A Souvenir of The Grand Tour which has been recorded anywhere he goes on touring due to the August to December of the late 2012 until the next year; with Leonard's lower-bass crispy gentle voice made a touch-down for the fanatic fans pleasure on this one, nothing to hide only sweet pain and honesty to share to the world around him. From Rosenberg Castle in Denmark, 1st Bank Center, Colorado to his homeland coming on Quebec, Canada to Sydney Opera House - Leonard Cohen already sounded like he's old enough and tired but still trying to move on his living soul of art and poetic to justify the non-violent lyrics and wiser thoughts in romance or daily bread offerings and blessings to the midnight sleep with one eye shut while the other closed; glorifying the lives which already giving us such memories of both painful and joy truly attached into this recording as one of his great finale performances then. I Can't Forget or Never Gave Nobody Trouble in new composition to Stages have been giving something important just like Mr. Cohen's others brilliant works with such a tremendous live musicians involving and Cohen's touch never sounded rusty as long as his legacy will lived on forever. You would understand and perhaps, shed a tear while listening to him singing. The warmth and the wisdom left behind by Field Commander Cohen to the bitter world to grow into precious things and blossoms or died in the drought of greed - depends on us and the next future whom we nurtured as we seeded them before with ...*Rest In Peaceful Heaven Dear Leonard.
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