{"id":23418,"date":"2022-03-27T10:39:26","date_gmt":"2022-03-27T08:39:26","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blog.leonardcohen.de\/?p=23418"},"modified":"2022-03-27T10:39:30","modified_gmt":"2022-03-27T08:39:30","slug":"kw-13-2022-diese-woche-erscheint-ein-neues-live-archiv-cd-boxset-extraordinary-5xcd-box-set-of-rare-live-cohen-2","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/leonardcohen.de\/?p=23418","title":{"rendered":"KW-13-2022: Diese Woche erscheint ein neues Live-Archiv-CD-Boxset. &#8211; EXTRAORDINARY 5xCD BOX-SET OF RARE LIVE COHEN"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>EXTRAORDINARY 5xCD BOX-SET OF RARE LIVE COHEN \u2022 Beginning his music career in 1967 at the age of 33, Leonard Cohen had spent the later 1950s and early-mid 1960\u2019s as a poet and novelist. His first album, Songs of Leonard Cohen (1967), was followed by three more records of what was essentially acoustic folk music. 1977\u2019s effort, Death Of A Ladies Man, co-written and produced by Phil Spector, was a move away from his previous minimalist sound, and for the next 40 years he released a fascinating and enticing body of work, albeit sporadically and often occasionally (during the 1990s he released just one new studio album.) \u2022 Remaining today, more than 6 years since his sad passing, a true icon of the contemporary music age, Cohen has both kept and attracted millions of fans, new and old, and still sits at the top table of the rock and pop hierarchy. \u2022 This new boxed set collection brings together five CDs of obscure, live recordings from across the great man\u2019s career, all originally broadcast on television or FM Radio between 1968 and 1983. Including full shows performed in Zurich, Switzerland and Reykjavik, Iceland, in addition to a full disc of radio in-house sessions recorded for the BBC, this new release will prove a delight for Leonard Cohen fans worldwide. Tracks: DISC ONE 1 Dance Me To The End Of Love 6:11 2 The Future 7:15 3 Ain\u2019t No Cure For Love 5:50 4 Bird On The Wire 7:05 5 Everybody Knows 6:09 6 Anthem 6:26 7 First We Take Manhattan 5:56 8 Avalanche 4:43 9 Chelsea Hotel #2 4:01 10 Tower Of Song 5:49 11 Democracry 8:03 12 Waiting For The Miracle 9:05 DISC TWO 1 I\u2019m Your Man 5:51 2 Joan Of Arc 7:01 3 Closing Time 7:33 4 Take This Waltz 7:22 5 Sisters Of Mercy 6:39 6 Hallelujah 7:59 7 I Tried to Leave You 11:15 8 So Long Marianne 5:45 9 There Is A War 7:06 10 The Future 7:12 DISC THREE 1 Dance Me To The End Of Love 7:44 2 Ain\u2019t No Cure For Love 4:58 3 Who by Fire 6:48 4 Bird On The Wire 7:40 5 I\u2019m Your Man 5:22 6 Sisters Of Mercy\/Heart With No Companion 9:37 7 First We Take Manhattan 6:07 8 Avalanche 6:57 9 Chelsea Hotel 4:10 10 Tower Of Song 6:37 11 Stranger Song 5:11 12 Everybody Knows 5:53 13 Joan Of Arc 5:45 DISC FOUR 1 Story Of Isaac 5:57 2 Hallelujah 7:00 3 Passing Through 6:50 4 Take This Waltz 7:10 5 The Partisan 5:40 6 If It Be your Will 3:47 7 Coming Back To You 4:01 8 Suzanne 4:06 9 So Long, Marianne 5:12 10 I Can\u2019t Forget 4:08 11 A Singer Must Die 3:26 12 First We Take Manhattan (Second Performance) 6:38 13 Famous Blue Raincoat 6:34 14 I Tried To Leave 9:12 15 Wither Thou Goest 2:27 DISC FIVE 1 You Know Who I Am 3:52 2 Bird On A Wite 4:21 3 The Stranger Song 6:13 4 So Long Marianne 7:54 5 Master Song 8:03 6 There\u2019s No Reason Why you Should 1:41 7 Sisters Of Mercy 3:53 8 Teachers 3:50 9 Dress Rehearsal Rag 5:52 10 Suzanne 3:59 11 Hey, That\u2019s No Way To Say Goodbye 4:10 12 Story Of Isaac 3:56 13 One Of Us Cannot Be Wrong 4:00 14 Bird On A Wire 3:43 15 You Know Who I Am 3:16 16 Hey, That\u2019s No Way To Say Goodbye (with Julie Felix) 3:02 17 So Long Marianne 8:02<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>EXTRAORDINARY 5xCD BOX-SET OF RARE LIVE COHEN \u2022 Beginning his music career in 1967 at the age of 33, Leonard Cohen had spent the later 1950s and early-mid 1960\u2019s as a poet and novelist. 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