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Friday, 16 March 2012
Song Saturday; Lou Reed, Sad Song
For no reason I can think of, I’m feeling particularly melancholy, tired and even a little irritable………and the song seems to suite my mood.
isn't it, the only thing I can think of that is more melancholy, is Leonard Cohen, and I think that would have driven me over the edge into suicidal despair.
Leonard Cohen always cheers me up, I like his sense of humour, his use of language and all of his 5 tunes - I'm a big fan but I could never afford to see him live, tickets cost an arm and a leg - he knows his worth does Leonard.
OMG you are absolutely the ONLY person I have ever heard say that. My sister ( who has his entire collection of music on vinyl and CD) calls it 'music to slit your wrists too'.................probably not is the best possible taste..........but quite apt I think. I love his writing, I still have his two early novels; 'Beautiful Losers' and 'The favourite game'. He is one of the worlds genuine poets but you can't deny his music is pretty sad.
I don't actually find the song sad or melancholy. Ok, Reed's voice does have that natural tone of melancholy, but the guitars and orchestration make it feel too upbeat for a truly 'sad song'.
For no reason I can think of, I’m feeling particularly melancholy, tired and even a little irritable………and the song seems to suite my mood. 
Better be careful what we say here then I suppose Loretta.....
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nope.............I have it under control thanks :-)
ReplyDeletei'm feeling much the same way, Loretta. HUGS
ReplyDeletethanks..............hugs to you too :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking a beer and maybe an early night is called for
awww...............hugs to you too Deb, odd how it just descends :-)
ReplyDeleteVery melancholy.
ReplyDeleteisn't it, the only thing I can think of that is more melancholy, is Leonard Cohen, and I think that would have driven me over the edge into suicidal despair.
ReplyDeleteLeonard Cohen always cheers me up, I like his sense of humour, his use of language and all of his 5 tunes - I'm a big fan but I could never afford to see him live, tickets cost an arm and a leg - he knows his worth does Leonard.
ReplyDeleteOMG you are absolutely the ONLY person I have ever heard say that. My sister ( who has his entire collection of music on vinyl and CD) calls it 'music to slit your wrists too'.................probably not is the best possible taste..........but quite apt I think.
ReplyDeleteI love his writing, I still have his two early novels; 'Beautiful Losers' and 'The favourite game'. He is one of the worlds genuine poets
but you can't deny his music is pretty sad.
I don't see anything sad about it....lol...sorry Loretta, I just don't think it is sad :-)
ReplyDeletegreat---must be in the wind I have the same feelings
ReplyDeleteI don't actually find the song sad or melancholy. Ok, Reed's voice does have that natural tone of melancholy, but the guitars and orchestration make it feel too upbeat for a truly 'sad song'.
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