Excellent. I was at this concert in Paris. I distinctly remember because he was about to play The Ghosts Of Saturday Night but then changed his mind and played this instead.... glad he did...
Chekhov never apologized if readers had difficulties understanding his art (plays, short stories or literature). Chekhov asserted an artist had public responsibility to question social and/or political motives of his era and culture…but not necessarily have answers to those questions. (You’ve got to love Tom Waits…)
Tom Wait’s work reflects an international and distinct post WWII era of art. Generations from the 1960’s through 2011 continue to appreciate him from Paris to Prague to London to Belgrade to NYC to mid-western American culture…..(sort of like the international appreciation of Anton Chekhov that occurred in the early 1900's – unfortunately after Chekhov's life ended – i.e. 1860 – 1904).
Tom Waits is the greatest artist who has ever lived. He lets us know that it's okay to live. Okay to dream, and be depressed, and strive towards our goals even when they seem impossible. He gives me hope even when it's all fallen apart. He lets me know it's alright to fail. And that failure doesn't make me a lesser man. He gives me this sense of love, and hope; even when those closest to me have lost that, and given me up for worthless.
The Greeks for no apparent reason love Waits. This is another brilliant poem in it's own right, I think he's the best poet since Homer.... hey maybe that's the connection, hmmm.!
fantastic. there is an idiorythm greek composer called foivos delivorias who has sung it with greek lyrics. both versions make me cry and i am a tough man. in greek it is called ''xalia'' but it' ll be all greek to you... and please don ' t tell my friends anything about the crying situation. thanks for uploading greeknamed brother...
Excellent. I was at this concert in Paris. I distinctly remember because he was about to play The Ghosts Of Saturday Night but then changed his mind and played this instead.... glad he did...
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Chekhov never apologized if readers had difficulties understanding his art (plays, short stories or literature). Chekhov asserted an artist had public responsibility to question social and/or political motives of his era and culture…but not necessarily have answers to those questions. (You’ve got to love Tom Waits…)
sonjaantke 3 months ago
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sonjaantke 3 months ago
Tom Wait’s work reflects an international and distinct post WWII era of art. Generations from the 1960’s through 2011 continue to appreciate him from Paris to Prague to London to Belgrade to NYC to mid-western American culture…..(sort of like the international appreciation of Anton Chekhov that occurred in the early 1900's – unfortunately after Chekhov's life ended – i.e. 1860 – 1904).
sonjaantke 3 months ago
Τόσο συναισθηματικό...Απλά τέλειο
AnotherFanOfLife 10 months ago 3
best lyrics ever written .
jaelh75 1 year ago
Tom Waits is the greatest artist who has ever lived. He lets us know that it's okay to live. Okay to dream, and be depressed, and strive towards our goals even when they seem impossible. He gives me hope even when it's all fallen apart. He lets me know it's alright to fail. And that failure doesn't make me a lesser man. He gives me this sense of love, and hope; even when those closest to me have lost that, and given me up for worthless.
darklydreamt 1 year ago 2
The Greeks for no apparent reason love Waits. This is another brilliant poem in it's own right, I think he's the best poet since Homer.... hey maybe that's the connection, hmmm.!
slyme1711 1 year ago
This is great. You should hear the greek cover called ''xalia'' by foivos delivorias its fantastic. Thanx uploader.
hatzi88 1 year ago 13
fantastic. there is an idiorythm greek composer called foivos delivorias who has sung it with greek lyrics. both versions make me cry and i am a tough man. in greek it is called ''xalia'' but it' ll be all greek to you... and please don ' t tell my friends anything about the crying situation. thanks for uploading greeknamed brother...
doodookopoulos 2 years ago 19
Tremendous. Thanks for uploading.
dcoop90 2 years ago
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
.. do you by any chance have recording of "Innocent When You Dream" from this show? Regards.
packofcigarets 2 years ago