i have been recently introduced to his talent, to his story, and ability to voice what so many are afraid to face or say and suffer many times in silence. How our hearts break, and long for mending.
Vorrei creare da questo sito un omaggio anonimo a tutti gli eroi della Resistenza che possono identificarsi in questa storia. Per favore, lasciare i loro nomi, e la data ed il luogo quando e dove essi vissero e dove morirono.
on ne m'a pas demandé qui j'étais ni d'où je venais vous qui le savez effacez les traces de mon passage.....................
Emmanuel dastier de la Vigerie , compositeur, journaliste et résistant français rentrera dan le mouvement gaulliste, ANNA Smironova allais Marly, interprète
The wind (the time passes) breath on tombs but after freedom they come back then will forget us because the wind sweeps memories and happiness come back they will forget deaths misfortunes and disparaitrons the heroes and will really die the heroes at night from time they will go back to shade, and we shall forget the price of freedom, (coach without serfhood they cannot know the price of freedom)
@polarisreseau This comment is absolutely true for the original version written in 1943. This is a cover, a tribute, that may have indeed been mistakenly translated (much like the Canadian anthem originally written in French). The translated version also may have been adjusted as a modern tribute, one bringing a more hopeful message because we refuse to forget. LEST WE FORGET. I do not know anyone that fell or lived through this tragedy. This will be my only post. Peace.
Emanuel d'Astier et Anna Smirnova, résistant français , lui aristocrate et elle juive russe, traversant les lignes allemandes pour faire parvenir les messages aux réseaux de résistance.
la oración del partidario, fue escrita durante la guerra con el allemans en el sur oeste de la Francia, era una de ambas músicas con el canto del partidario (comunista y gaulista)
just saw this amazing man in vegas. hubby surprised us with tickets (from interior of british columbia, canada) my 18 yr old is now addicted to him as well. cool huh!?
This version is more of an upbeat in the begining....this one starts off energetically whereas the original one starts off with a cresendo creating suspense or at least thats how i felt :)
Tubo que dejar la poesia escrita por que no le daba para vivir todos ganamos un gran poeta y musico Por siempre nuestro Leonard .Gracias por tu musica
Es cierto. A Leonard Cohen le apasionaba...sobre todo la Historia..Era y es un gran poeta..gran amante de Federico Garcia Lorca por cierto. Pocos lo saben! Saludos desde Noruega!
Su hija se llama lorca en memoria del poeta granadino fusilado por el regimen en la gerra civil española . porque las dictaduras matan primero a los Poetas a pesar de que en España la mitad no sabian leer .Yo no olvido a los verdugos de Lorca y de Miguel Hernandez
Fenomenal como siempre, su inspiración me lleva a entender que no existen fronteras, que todo es tan temporal, tan maravilloso, que el viento sopla, la lluvia cae, las sombras cubren el mundo y la libertad ganará
Absolutely fantastic! Thank you for putting this on. He has a gift to make people stop, and think about things, and put terrible events that should not be forgotten, like this one, into music. We need people like Leonard. As for his thoughts though, I am very sure that he has been to some absolutely dark and utterly horrible places that very few of us would ever dare to enter. Don't envy him too much. Can you imagine the awful terror of the gas chambers?
He has a gift, with a twist---born to watch life and never miss anything! Dylan is like that... I wonder what it's like to think like Mr. Cohen or Mr. Dylan... Thanks!
I think that somebody "confunde el culo con las témporas" That is only a song for the people that love the freedom more that his life.Religion should be personal option. Can you know Cohen´s soul?
Okay can anyone tell me the story behind this song? The Wikipedia article on it used to say it was a english version of Chant Des Partisan which is a french revolution song, but now it doesnt say that anymore and the versions I listen to of Chant Des Partisan do not have similar lyrics at all and completely different music. Not the same song in any way.
I was under the impression that this is a cover but is it?
It's actually an English version of "La complainte du partisan," often confused with "chant des partisans." It is a cover, originally written by Anna Marly. Hope that helps.
Voici une très originale version de cette chanson, Léonard Cohen nous montre à nouveau toute l'étendue de son talent et sa personnalité. Sa voix profonde est celle des partisans traqués, celle de ces années de plomb, de courage et d'horreurs.
Esta es la cancion que me engancho a Cohen, yo supe de el por medio de Diego Vasallo (ex Duncan Dhu y a quien tambien recomiendo, pues le menciono como una de sus fuentes de inspiracion)
How many men have been killed in the name of god?You think god approves that? Significantly less people were killed in the name of satan for that matter(couple of lounnies),what I want to say is that the church is satanic,(that goes for any church,muslim,orthodox,protestant,chatolic)now they excuse for slavery,crusades,witch hunts and some other atrocities.They will be excusing 100years from now,but for what?Let's just hope it won't be the same.But the same crimes are being commited...
have I said maybe that I was a member of the fan club of the people you mentioned?
Have I even said that I was an atheist?
As for guevarra he did kill some 200 people probably colaborators of battista regime that killed and opressed who knows how many,that's the same as accusing some governments of killing the killers(death penalty),as for the other gentlemen you mentioned,yes they 've commited same crimes like the various churhes have commited,vatican leading the scoreboard
no no no... thats not my point at all. i was arguing against the argument of atheism in political leaders as the reason for killing.
by the way, remember, the maniacs and their ego's kill people, NOT the religion. we must be very clear and sober seeing the difference. trust me, people could kill in the name of Buddhism or Gandhi if they were crazy enough... its the dysfunction in humanity, not their religions
yeh...religion may be used an excuse to gain power as it has in many examples.
Religion isn't to blame in my opinion,its the people themselves that are flawed who try to force their opinions on others who are the problem. I personally find my religion can sometimes be very comforting
religion is the best bussines in the world! catholics, just un exemple, have been selling smoke for more than 2000 years, and thy still succed on it!
About killing, just think about herejy, tomas morrow...inquisition, and millions more exemples...religion kills, COHEN is life!!! don't insult his songs speaking about opuim, please, the songs are in anthorer level!!!
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we "sell" values, something that you dont know what it is. It is rubbish like you, pagans, freemasons, pro-abortionists, pro-divorcists, unfaithful, all these "tolerant" rubbish which are making of society the scum we have today.
They were not motivated by atheism, but there is no point of arguing with you because this argument is meaningless....because u wont understand what i say and vice versa
I saw him in Germany few weeks ago, and when he sung this song, the Germans where so sincere when they acclaimed this song I thought this is a great nation. They're so capable to cope with this sad part of our history, that we frenchs didn't quite forgot.
He sings this WWII song with such intensity which seems only Europians can feel, who hear WWII stories since childhood from their parents, grandparents, school books, movies, etc. "When they poured across the border" is a horrifying feeling, that Canadians never experienced, lucky them. No wonder Europians like LC more than Americans.
To Lakedolphin: Yes, Canadians have experienced the enemy "pouring across the border". Have you forgotten the War of 1812, when the United States invaded Canada?
The original clip came from Austin City Limits. While KLRN has packaged a number of the Austin City Limits shows I have never seen Leonard Cohen's one hour performance of which this is part) made available for purchase.
this song touch me lot of, my two grand fathers are kill during the war, one on the front and one tortured by the gestapo in Ales in 1943, they are never see the liberation, rip
This is by far the best version of LC singing this song... where does this clip come from? I know it was the 1988 tour, but from what source has this video been posted?
Brillante interpretación de Cohen, bonita canción, ojala nunca mas tengamos que cantar a la barbarie, gracias por los subtitulos, asi todos nos enteramos de lo que canta y lo que paso y, pidiendo utopias, ojala se caben las injusticias actuales.
not strictly a Fmaj 7 but trying to convey the descending note line of F - E - D being the notes descending from F to Dm thru the Fmaj7 tonality - hope this helps
Well if you check the credits for this San Sebastian concert, the man (I don't remember his name) is credited for mandolin, oud, and another instrument, but not the bazuki.
Lets not forget the awesome solo on the oudh by John Berbian--while this is my favorite of the available Cohen videos I wonder why no one has posted a video of the Master Song. Regards JCW
I dedicate this song for Tran V.Ba symbol of resistance against tyranny. you can kill the man but you cannot kill his idea and his love for freedom.
namllenium00 1 week ago
I would love to be able to buy this song, this version of this song , any clues?
RRFBINH 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
I imagine Cohen singing this song in Palestine...
PanchoZapataChe 1 month ago
C'est super. Véritablement inoxydable, ça résiste au temps. C'est de l'art !
darkmajorgd 3 months ago in playlist Leonard Cohen
Fermoso.
rubenvarela32 5 months ago
Merci Monsieur Cohen!!!!
stinkyfrenchcheese 5 months ago
I always come back to leonard. . . he reassures me as he wakes me up to places I long to know.
neilieB 6 months ago 2
SOLIDARNOSC....FOREVER
VONPLES1 6 months ago
Not a stone is widout a tear .
Hemulen40 7 months ago
I love your soul Leonard, I've been with you for 40 years, and I still love you, and always will!
MichaGusify 8 months ago
@MichaGusify Same here, since 1974 I have revelled in Leonard's music and imagery~!~!
GrannyTenderstone 8 months ago
@MichaGusify Me too!
kiwimac 8 months ago
Enrique Alonso Martinez muerto en la cárcel de León en 1941 represaliado por el régimen de Franco..murió de hambre y frío
anjanamckegan 9 months ago
Hermosisimo !!!
JVERGARAR 10 months ago
Cuando cruzaron la frontera, fui advertido a rendirme, pero esto no podía hacer, tomé mi pistola y desaparecí!!!!
TheJuale 10 months ago
too many to mention. thank you leonard.
way2manyprisoners 10 months ago 3
Oh, the wind, the wind is blowing,
through the graves the wind is blowing,
freedom soon will come;
then we'll come from the shadows.
irelad101 10 months ago 3
thi is the real story,,lets go leonard,,,,,,,
theroadking2011 11 months ago
i have been recently introduced to his talent, to his story, and ability to voice what so many are afraid to face or say and suffer many times in silence. How our hearts break, and long for mending.
rebabustamante 1 year ago
Beautiful oud playing by John Bilezikjian.
TerrySleeper 1 year ago
Beautiful oud plating by John Bilezikjian.
TerrySleeper 1 year ago
Lisa Gavric, born July 31, 1907 in Vienna, died in 1974, fought against the Spanish Franco regime and the German Nazi regime.
Great song, besides! ;)
NeonlightRebel 1 year ago 2
RIP John Rambo
dannydemanny 1 year ago 6
@dannydemanny Men, this is the best comment ever on Youtube.
mymarkitzero 1 year ago
@mymarkitzero
TheSkorekmarek 1 year ago
@dannydemanny :)
TheSkorekmarek 1 year ago
Heredé el gusto por la música de Leonard por mi padre.
Ahora él ya no está físicamente aquí.
Cada vez que escucho esta música me mueve hasta las lágrimas!
999Cinderwolf 1 year ago
Arturo Gámiz García
Emilio Gámiz García
Genaro Vazques
Lucio Cabañas
Cesar German Yañez Muñoz
Fernando Yañez Muñoz
La libertad pronto vendra
Entonces saldremos de estas sombras
Taryuman 1 year ago
yea man, work that bazzouki!
untwerf 1 year ago
@untwerf It's an Oud.
claytonave 1 year ago
How much difficult is understanding this world. Leonard is close ....
jancsipl 1 year ago
'Twould bring tears to the eyes of a stone.
ncmathsadist 1 year ago
electrelane
lagente666 1 year ago
J'aime
mamiettes 1 year ago
Great playing by John Bilezikjian on 'oud, nice addition
arsene737 1 year ago
Vorrei creare da questo sito un omaggio anonimo a tutti gli eroi della Resistenza che possono identificarsi in questa storia. Per favore, lasciare i loro nomi, e la data ed il luogo quando e dove essi vissero e dove morirono.
8269998 1 year ago
Le luth chante la liberté...
RobertH263 1 year ago
on ne m'a pas demandé qui j'étais ni d'où je venais vous qui le savez effacez les traces de mon passage.....................
Emmanuel dastier de la Vigerie , compositeur, journaliste et résistant français rentrera dan le mouvement gaulliste, ANNA Smironova allais Marly, interprète
polarisreseau 2 years ago 4
"J'ai changé cent fois de nom, j'ai perdu femme et enfants mais j'ai tant d'amis... J'ai la France entière!" <3
Giiinful 2 years ago 2
Seems so long ago, Nancy is one of his best songs
MsTommyknocker 2 years ago 2
Happy New Year, 2010 to you!!
kromosomfeil 2 years ago
it makes my throat get tight .... and I feel like bowing to Leonard Cohen but also to his band ..they're all exceptional !
soledemina1 2 years ago 2
The wind the wind is blowing freedom soon will come, from the shadows - prophetic!
Msoolala 2 years ago 2
Freedom is a little wild bouquet
MsTommyknocker 2 years ago
@Msoolala
it is not signification so!
The wind (the time passes) breath on tombs but after freedom they come back then will forget us because the wind sweeps memories and happiness come back they will forget deaths misfortunes and disparaitrons the heroes and will really die the heroes at night from time they will go back to shade, and we shall forget the price of freedom, (coach without serfhood they cannot know the price of freedom)
polarisreseau 2 years ago 2
@polarisreseau (Keep the Faith, my friends! We are the saviors of the Republic! Now and Forever!)
jolangjolang 1 year ago
@polarisreseau You are sick. And mad. And no human
angelsmiarnau 1 year ago
@angelsmiarnau no his it oo young to unserstand :)
MrHopeless1987 1 year ago
@polarisreseau This comment is absolutely true for the original version written in 1943. This is a cover, a tribute, that may have indeed been mistakenly translated (much like the Canadian anthem originally written in French). The translated version also may have been adjusted as a modern tribute, one bringing a more hopeful message because we refuse to forget. LEST WE FORGET. I do not know anyone that fell or lived through this tragedy. This will be my only post. Peace.
BordelloBabe 1 year ago
@BordelloBabe
Anna Marly - La complainte du partisan (1963)
Emanuel d'Astier et Anna Smirnova, résistant français , lui aristocrate et elle juive russe, traversant les lignes allemandes pour faire parvenir les messages aux réseaux de résistance.
polarisreseau 1 year ago
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BordelloBabe 1 year ago
que triste la cancion, muchas gracias por los subtitulos
1tulipan1 2 years ago 2
@1tulipan1
la oración del partidario, fue escrita durante la guerra con el allemans en el sur oeste de la Francia, era una de ambas músicas con el canto del partidario (comunista y gaulista)
polarisreseau 2 years ago
muchas gracias por la explicacion!
1tulipan1 2 years ago
@1tulipan1
on YOU tube go towards this address :
Anna Marly - La complainte du partisan (1963)
polarisreseau 2 years ago
just saw this amazing man in vegas. hubby surprised us with tickets (from interior of british columbia, canada) my 18 yr old is now addicted to him as well. cool huh!?
kidding43 2 years ago 3
happy christmas!! love Canada! my 81 year old mum was born there!
greenblackification 2 years ago
This version is more of an upbeat in the begining....this one starts off energetically whereas the original one starts off with a cresendo creating suspense or at least thats how i felt :)
samirhossain 2 years ago 4
gracias por los subtitulos
:D
leonard=RESPECT
etvision 2 years ago 2
Absolutely love this song.
dragonofblood 2 years ago
Such a dark subject, yet it gives profound joy to listen to. Every time I hear this it sounds even better.
StephenAlsford 2 years ago
I think that his voice has been greatly improved along the years
ctrn61 2 years ago 15
@ctrn61 disagree, his voice after the late 80's is scarred from all the cigarette smoke.
addman27 1 year ago
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@ctrn61 disagree, his voice after the late 80's is scarred from all the cigarette smoke.
addman27 1 year ago
Beograd 2. 8. 2009. Bilo je dirljivo. Cetiri bisa. Duze od tri sata muzike. Otisao sam u arenu da vidim pesnika i muzicara a video zivu legendu.
getoart 2 years ago 9
Ispravka 02. 09. 2009. Sve ostalo je ziva istina
getoart 2 years ago
See you in Belgrade 02.09.!
I hope this song will be on!
grckica 2 years ago 2
Beautiul!
Big respect for guy on [erm..] banjo [?] and those solo's.
See you in Belgrade on 02.09,Leo.
DarkoVr 2 years ago 2
that instrument is an oud (ancient lute)
val91201 2 years ago
I lllllooooove this song
BubuSim 2 years ago 3
grace a toi abdoe and ucle mustapha
"les allmanes a chez vous
2007alpacino 2 years ago
Tubo que dejar la poesia escrita por que no le daba para vivir todos ganamos un gran poeta y musico Por siempre nuestro Leonard .Gracias por tu musica
crussaito51 2 years ago 4
Es cierto. A Leonard Cohen le apasionaba...sobre todo la Historia..Era y es un gran poeta..gran amante de Federico Garcia Lorca por cierto. Pocos lo saben! Saludos desde Noruega!
ditterel 2 years ago 4
Su hija se llama lorca en memoria del poeta granadino fusilado por el regimen en la gerra civil española . porque las dictaduras matan primero a los Poetas a pesar de que en España la mitad no sabian leer .Yo no olvido a los verdugos de Lorca y de Miguel Hernandez
crussaito51 2 years ago 7
Mare artist! Îl cunosc de o gramada de ani dar niciodata nu m-am plictisit de muzica lui! Bravo si multumesc celui ce a postat acest clip!
oblio66420 2 years ago
this is the best version in my opinion :)
ToplessExoticDancer 2 years ago 2
I agree...the best..despite the poor quality of recording :)
soledemina 2 years ago 2
Leonard Cohen is one of my favorite musical artists, he is so moving, what a poet..
ToplessExoticDancer 2 years ago 24
bad quality
phlohopit 2 years ago
Fenomenal como siempre, su inspiración me lleva a entender que no existen fronteras, que todo es tan temporal, tan maravilloso, que el viento sopla, la lluvia cae, las sombras cubren el mundo y la libertad ganará
Siempre
hblue42 2 years ago 2
The voice of Leonard Cohen has been greatly improved with respect to when he was young. Now it's more sensual.
ctrn61 2 years ago 3
just terrific and sad to listen to
monique8033 2 years ago 3
listen Branimir Štulić-partizan!!!
MARXCCCP 2 years ago
odličan prepjev, zaboravljen nažalost
tomosom 2 years ago
da,nažalost ali Đoni je bio i više od umjetnika,samo ne kontaju to ovi! heh....pozdrav
MARXCCCP 2 years ago
Another example of Bilezikjian's brilliance. He outshines everybody here.
JJVJJV 2 years ago
wtf?the only one who outshines is LEO!
ccdrum 2 years ago
isn´t that a portuguese guitar?
it sounds and it looks exactly the same as the ones that play fado!
djidjicosta 2 years ago
That´s an ´oud (ud), a Middle Eastern/Turkish/balkan fretless short necked lute
arsene737 2 years ago 4
John Bilezekian, world renowned Oudist and composer. Armenian-American, known as America's Oud Virtuoso, really carries this song.
43artlett14 2 years ago
I can't describe how great an atmosohere he helps to create in this performance..
but still, carries? maybe i'm reading to much into this... it was a great song to start with..
fleurn0 2 years ago
jOHN bELIAZIJKAN -WONDERFUL PLAY
pnaznp 2 years ago
Can't listen to this song without crying.
AtomAnt11 2 years ago 3
and he is damned good looking too! LMAO.
turbogrammy 2 years ago 2
Absolutely fantastic! Thank you for putting this on. He has a gift to make people stop, and think about things, and put terrible events that should not be forgotten, like this one, into music. We need people like Leonard. As for his thoughts though, I am very sure that he has been to some absolutely dark and utterly horrible places that very few of us would ever dare to enter. Don't envy him too much. Can you imagine the awful terror of the gas chambers?
Richmichcrow 2 years ago 2
I witnessed him playing this live in Germany last year. He got a standing ovation ...
lovegoodmusicz 2 years ago
He has a gift, with a twist---born to watch life and never miss anything! Dylan is like that... I wonder what it's like to think like Mr. Cohen or Mr. Dylan... Thanks!
Thank you!
louiseduvee 2 years ago 6
That is not a bouzouki it is a UD usually played in Turkish or middle eastern region.
coralmud 2 years ago
it's called "ud"
8vincent4 2 years ago
It's just how amazing that an internet service like youtube makes it possible to share gems like this to us. Would we have seen elsewhere? Great!
wotsgreen 2 years ago 2
I think that somebody "confunde el culo con las témporas" That is only a song for the people that love the freedom more that his life.Religion should be personal option. Can you know Cohen´s soul?
aliciajitinse 2 years ago
Okay can anyone tell me the story behind this song? The Wikipedia article on it used to say it was a english version of Chant Des Partisan which is a french revolution song, but now it doesnt say that anymore and the versions I listen to of Chant Des Partisan do not have similar lyrics at all and completely different music. Not the same song in any way.
I was under the impression that this is a cover but is it?
reddupo 3 years ago
It's actually an English version of "La complainte du partisan," often confused with "chant des partisans." It is a cover, originally written by Anna Marly. Hope that helps.
3rdusername 3 years ago 2
+1 for knowledge
wotsgreen 2 years ago
it is about the French Resistance against the Third Reich---the Free French Forces
the Wiki article for Anna Marly tells more.
voxsingularis 2 years ago
read the diaries of Anne Frank
MrThad1 2 years ago
what is the instrument that looks kind of like a round guitar, just with no frets, called?
LucasRundblad 3 years ago
an "oud"
reddupo 3 years ago
its called bouzouki.. originly from greece..
edry888 2 years ago
Superbe poème aux résistants.
Voici une très originale version de cette chanson, Léonard Cohen nous montre à nouveau toute l'étendue de son talent et sa personnalité. Sa voix profonde est celle des partisans traqués, celle de ces années de plomb, de courage et d'horreurs.
"Freedom soon will come"
C'est un chant universel
yd22t 3 years ago
When they poured across the border
(Quand ils eurent traversé en masse la rivière)
I was cautioned to surrender,
(Ils me demandèrent de capituler,)
This I could not do ;
(Mais je ne pouvais pas faire ça;)
I took my gun and vanished.
(J'ai pris mon arme et j'ai disparu.)
yd22t 3 years ago
border = frontière
et non pas rivière
;-)
eskiaOMB 3 years ago
merci, vous avez raison: mais je ne suis pas l'auteur de la traduction. Voir le sens de to pour across.
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I have changed my name so often,
(J'ai changé si souvent de nom,)
I've lost my wife and children
(J'ai perdu ma femme et mes enfants)
But I have many friends,
(Mais j'ai beaucoup d'amis,)
And some of them are with me.
(Et certains sont avec moi.)
yd22t 3 years ago
Fantastic..so very real.
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An old woman gave us shelter,
(Une vieille femme nous a hébergé,)
Kept us hidden in the garret,
(Nous gardant caché sous la mansarde,)
Then the soldiers came ;
(Puis les soldats vinrent ;)
She died without a whisper.
(Elle mourut sans un murmure
yd22t 3 years ago
Esta es la cancion que me engancho a Cohen, yo supe de el por medio de Diego Vasallo (ex Duncan Dhu y a quien tambien recomiendo, pues le menciono como una de sus fuentes de inspiracion)
MC2000LS 3 years ago
Hitler was not a atheist.
shithard 3 years ago
great version - thnx for uploading
idiotjim 3 years ago
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we are all the same and every body should be treated the same aslong as they are the same religion as me.
Powerfull song
soaringman 3 years ago
How many men have been killed in the name of god?You think god approves that? Significantly less people were killed in the name of satan for that matter(couple of lounnies),what I want to say is that the church is satanic,(that goes for any church,muslim,orthodox,protestant,chatolic)now they excuse for slavery,crusades,witch hunts and some other atrocities.They will be excusing 100years from now,but for what?Let's just hope it won't be the same.But the same crimes are being commited...
mislav76 3 years ago
How many people did atheists like Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot, Hitler, Lenin, Mao and Guevera kill?
Not an argument against atheism, eh? So....
Kutsenbernz 3 years ago
have I said maybe that I was a member of the fan club of the people you mentioned?
Have I even said that I was an atheist?
As for guevarra he did kill some 200 people probably colaborators of battista regime that killed and opressed who knows how many,that's the same as accusing some governments of killing the killers(death penalty),as for the other gentlemen you mentioned,yes they 've commited same crimes like the various churhes have commited,vatican leading the scoreboard
mislav76 3 years ago 3
that argument is not gonna work. they did not kill in the Name of atheism
whannes 3 years ago
I'm with you.......most were paranoid ego maniacs that just had religion as an enemy....not a reason d'etre.....
Religions have killed more than anything else apart from the mosquito!
Apart from Buddhism and Hinduism.......(I'll ignore Sri Lanka for this argument)....
Fuck religion....its a power/money/control game sold on the stupid and insecure.
JackMDT8888 3 years ago 3
no no no... thats not my point at all. i was arguing against the argument of atheism in political leaders as the reason for killing.
by the way, remember, the maniacs and their ego's kill people, NOT the religion. we must be very clear and sober seeing the difference. trust me, people could kill in the name of Buddhism or Gandhi if they were crazy enough... its the dysfunction in humanity, not their religions
whannes 3 years ago
yeh...religion may be used an excuse to gain power as it has in many examples.
Religion isn't to blame in my opinion,its the people themselves that are flawed who try to force their opinions on others who are the problem. I personally find my religion can sometimes be very comforting
chosenbyfate 3 years ago
religion is the best bussines in the world! catholics, just un exemple, have been selling smoke for more than 2000 years, and thy still succed on it!
About killing, just think about herejy, tomas morrow...inquisition, and millions more exemples...religion kills, COHEN is life!!! don't insult his songs speaking about opuim, please, the songs are in anthorer level!!!
masmarmm 3 years ago 3
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we "sell" values, something that you dont know what it is. It is rubbish like you, pagans, freemasons, pro-abortionists, pro-divorcists, unfaithful, all these "tolerant" rubbish which are making of society the scum we have today.
thebrainyouneed 2 years ago
They were not motivated by atheism, but there is no point of arguing with you because this argument is meaningless....because u wont understand what i say and vice versa
samirhossain 3 years ago
the partisan. grande cohen.
RenzoFaber 3 years ago 2
yes
wonderful version
wonderful...
papyboomer85 3 years ago
i've no word for this version!
WONDERFUL!!!
NunzioMaestro76 3 years ago 2
I saw him in Germany few weeks ago, and when he sung this song, the Germans where so sincere when they acclaimed this song I thought this is a great nation. They're so capable to cope with this sad part of our history, that we frenchs didn't quite forgot.
Let us behave like them, for God'sake.
zahraone 3 years ago 4
I was also there (if you mean Oberhausen ?).
Certainly concidering that Leoanrd is Jewish, this had a very special atmosphere.
NowIamheretoo 3 years ago
It never gets any better than Leonard Cohen!
catquack 3 years ago
Thank you. this comment made my day.
DesignaHolixxx 3 years ago
He played this in London tonight - outstanding. I hope someone posts a vid of it!
Eagleray99 3 years ago
To french resistance, to every resistance.
Men and women are still dying for liberty
Gfive78 3 years ago 12
1988: A GREAT YEAR!!!
Amysupport 3 years ago 2
He sings this WWII song with such intensity which seems only Europians can feel, who hear WWII stories since childhood from their parents, grandparents, school books, movies, etc. "When they poured across the border" is a horrifying feeling, that Canadians never experienced, lucky them. No wonder Europians like LC more than Americans.
lakedolfin 3 years ago 7
To Lakedolphin: Yes, Canadians have experienced the enemy "pouring across the border". Have you forgotten the War of 1812, when the United States invaded Canada?
MrBunberry 3 years ago
I never knew that Canada was invaded. We don't study Canadian history in Europian schools, for some reason.
lakedolfin 3 years ago
The original clip came from Austin City Limits. While KLRN has packaged a number of the Austin City Limits shows I have never seen Leonard Cohen's one hour performance of which this is part) made available for purchase.
Regards, JCW
sportsjw 3 years ago
Thank you! would love to see this on a DVD, the entire concert would be wonderful!
RRFBINH 3 years ago
Excellent.
sidensvans54 3 years ago
simply riveting...
sardonicblues25 3 years ago
this song touch me lot of, my two grand fathers are kill during the war, one on the front and one tortured by the gestapo in Ales in 1943, they are never see the liberation, rip
kraxx11 3 years ago 10
This is by far the best version of LC singing this song... where does this clip come from? I know it was the 1988 tour, but from what source has this video been posted?
RRFBINH 3 years ago 2
Hi. The source is a concert in San Sebastian, Spain. You can easily find it in p2p nets.
taraobil 3 years ago
Thank you!!
RRFBINH 3 years ago
probably most beautiful song ever. so powerful especially today in this world full of fascism.
svrstani 3 years ago 4
You would probably also enjoy the lyrics and music of Bob Dylan's "Masters of War"
hetudas 3 years ago
Hermosísima melodia.
debartzen 3 years ago
Brillante interpretación de Cohen, bonita canción, ojala nunca mas tengamos que cantar a la barbarie, gracias por los subtitulos, asi todos nos enteramos de lo que canta y lo que paso y, pidiendo utopias, ojala se caben las injusticias actuales.
acuapisc 3 years ago
Freedom soon will come.
salvarmira 3 years ago 4
instrumental artist: John Berbian
instrument: Oudh, used mostly for middle eastern music
Regards, JCW
sportsjw 3 years ago
I don't like this song, i like the "normal" version more.
madeye111 3 years ago
This haunting song tells the story of many European men who were born between 1880 and 1920.
helmuthoorn 3 years ago
que buena cancion...
Vinx663 3 years ago
Can anyone tell me what key this is in as it is not in the original of B flat.
Z0O2E3 3 years ago
Basically Dm (D Minor) F Fmaj7 Dm
When they poured across the border F Fmaj7 Dm
I was cautioned to surrender C
This I could not do Bb F - Fmaj7 Dm
I took my gun and vanished
not strictly a Fmaj 7 but trying to convey the descending note line of F - E - D being the notes descending from F to Dm thru the Fmaj7 tonality - hope this helps
btw I never heard him do it in Bb - only C
adrianoverkill55 3 years ago 2
Fantastic.
sidensvans54 3 years ago
Love this version... what is the instrument that features... it lends an 'authenticity' to the song...
eirrac54 3 years ago
The Mandolin
reddupo 3 years ago
Thank you;)
epm1960 3 years ago
I believe it's the oud.
JacquesBrel11 3 years ago
Yes, you're right.
reddupo 3 years ago
it sounds more like a bazuki
joethfc 3 years ago
Well if you check the credits for this San Sebastian concert, the man (I don't remember his name) is credited for mandolin, oud, and another instrument, but not the bazuki.
reddupo 3 years ago
leonard cohen is the mejor cantante de wrld
Es igual of agly than mi padre
zokis19 3 years ago
adore that laud,,,, gives the song such taste,,,
epm1960 3 years ago
nice !!!
FeliceJ 3 years ago
Lets not forget the awesome solo on the oudh by John Berbian--while this is my favorite of the available Cohen videos I wonder why no one has posted a video of the Master Song. Regards JCW
sportsjw 3 years ago
bravo il mio Leonard.......grazie.mio Sire
nuefraizza 3 years ago
after Bruges, it will be Brussels turn. great country, Belgium. the frontiers are my prison.
impasse13 3 years ago