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Could a taste for Leonard Cohen songs be a sign of clinical depression?
He's good but he's not happy clappy.
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I find LC meloncholy rather thn depressing.
For the record, I suffer from clinical depression, and on bad days, I love extreme metal, something violent to match my dark mood.
Although my favourite, which I played in the hospital over and over on my Walkman was 'Wise Up Sucker' by Pop Will Eat Itself - perfect.
For the record, I suffer from clinical depression, and on bad days, I love extreme metal, something violent to match my dark mood.
Although my favourite, which I played in the hospital over and over on my Walkman was 'Wise Up Sucker' by Pop Will Eat Itself - perfect.
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To answer the question is quite simple. No. Music doesn't need to be 'happy clappy' to be good. Equally, that it is 'happy clappy' is no indication that it's bad, either.
The fact that Cohen has just, at the age of 75, filled stadia all over the world for much of the last two years is a tribute to the man's musical brilliance.
Just as with many other types of music, it's not to everybody's taste. Takes all sorts.
The fact that Cohen has just, at the age of 75, filled stadia all over the world for much of the last two years is a tribute to the man's musical brilliance.
Just as with many other types of music, it's not to everybody's taste. Takes all sorts.
Pop will eat itself....A great band..Stourbridge's finest ,my Sister went out with the lead singer!
Anyway as seajaypea said music is all about taste,I'm no fan of Mr Cohen but you can't argue with his record sales etc.
Some people say The Beatles were rubbish,which is a bit silly...
Beauty is in the ear of the beholder.
Anyway as seajaypea said music is all about taste,I'm no fan of Mr Cohen but you can't argue with his record sales etc.
Some people say The Beatles were rubbish,which is a bit silly...
Beauty is in the ear of the beholder.
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