Leonard Cohen 莱昂纳德科恩《Ten New Songs》wav\百度
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**** Hidden Message ***** 专辑名：Ten New Songs
歌手：Leonard Cohen
唱片公司：Columbia
发行时间：2001-10-09
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专辑介绍：
Ten New Songs is Leonard Cohen's tenth studio album, released in 2001. It was co-written and produced by Sharon Robinson. She played all the instruments except for Bob Metzger's guitar work on "In My Secret Life". The album peaked at #143 on the Billboard 200, #4 in Canada (where it went platinum), #1 in Poland (where it went platinum) and #1 in Norway.
Ten New Songs was the first Cohen album to be recorded and produced digitally. It was produced in Cohen's and Robinson's home studios in Los Angeles. (wiki)
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by William Ruhlmann
"I'm back on Boogie Street," declares Leonard Cohen on two different songs in this collection, titled with characteristic understatement Ten New Songs. (Previous album titles have included Songs of Leonard Cohen, Songs from a Room, and Recent Songs.) More poet than musician, Cohen has, since his early albums, tended to rely on collaborations with musicians to put together his music: John Lissauer on 1974's New Skin for the Old Ceremony, Henry Lewy on 1979's Recent Songs, and, notoriously, Phil Spector on 1977's Death of a Ladies' Man. On Ten New Songs, his partner is former backup singer Sharon Robinson, who co-wrote "Everybody Knows" on 1988's I'm Your Man and earns co-writing credit on all the material here. She has also conjured the musical backgrounds ("All tracks arranged, programmed, and performed by Sharon Robinson," reads the credit), and she harmonizes with Cohen throughout. But all collaborators (even Spector) are in the service of Cohen's poetic vision, which remains the dominant element on this elegiac set. After a restatement of purpose on "In My Secret Life," he turns in a moody set of reflections on decline, even alluding to fellow poet Robert Frost's famous "Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening" in "A Thousand Kisses Deep": "And maybe I had miles to drive/And promises to keep/You ditch it all to stay alive/A thousand kisses deep." The songs are full of leave-taking, with titles like "Alexandra Leaving" and "You Have Loved Enough" accurately describing the tone, concluding with the prayer-like valedictory "The Land of Plenty," which gently remonstrates with the consumer society the poet has always engaged and rejected: "May the lights in the land of plenty/Shine on the truth some day." Even in the quietude of Cohen's catalog, the result seems like a coda.
1 In My Secret Life - 4:55
2 A Thousand Kisses Deep - 6:29
3 That Don't Make It Junk - 4:28
4 Here It Is - 4:18
5 Love Itself - 5:26
6 By the Rivers Dark - 5:20
7 Alexandra Leaving - 5:25
8 You Have Loved Enough - 5:41
9 Boogie Street - 6:04
10 The Land of Plenty - 4:35 聆听北方朋友的辛苦制作，感谢分享 虽然听不懂，但还是支持一下楼主 介绍全英文的啊{:soso_e120:} 不过没关系，俺是来听音乐的，感谢骏马的精彩分享 相当有魅力的男声，还有种蓝调的味道 DFGFGFGHFHGH 感谢骏马老师的精彩分享 {:soso_e179:}{:soso_e178:}
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