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Great style! While Cohen achieves a mysterious, menacing tone, Cave employs a raw, primal feel, bristling with hate, grief and anger. A great, original cover of a great song!

I'm lucky enough to have met ronan, and learned tunes from him. I have a signed CD to remember that - a really nice guy, and a true inspiration to me.

yeah, nice one oliver - you nailed that concert. shame you weren't there to hear me nail mine at the Royal Northern. still, sure you'll be pulling bigger venues than that down in london!

@Novatera1 it pretty much applies to how the iraq war began.

@coolnessmonkeylol as I recall, the best putdown came from Russell Howard.

Frankie: "Should I stay or should I go?"

Russell:"Go! Go, and take your pubic lice with you! He crucified that Clash classic!"

bloody hell! I wish I could dance like that!! don't laugh - the kid has real talent there.

@godag45 and he's still a psyciatrist!

"well I've been where you're hanging, I think I can see how you're pinned" - leonard cohen. From the comment's I see that, like myself, many people here were in Niles' shoes. Even if, as with me, it does not end happily, you still remember her, long after you've healed.On an unrelated topic, I ju...

@Pink5771 I know - aside from everything else, I thought the song was about an old blind man - which it could well be - there are other verses. shame they had to turn it into a pop song.

niles and martin being gay - 2 fantastic actors!

Jerry Douglas on the Dobro - he gets everywhere!

@naota03 the earliest recording I found was from 1939 - bill monroe I think, although chances are it's a lot older than that.

legendary version of CEJ - love the Irish influence there!

Frasier: Faye's mother thinks we're jewish, just play along.

Niles: OK. Why?

this with a completely straight face - just goes to show how used to one another they are, not to mention the brilliant acting from Kelsey and David.

@spiceninja no. Noel Coward was a brilliant playright from the early 20th century. He was known for his brilliant sense of humour, and his characteristic sending up of the upper classes. Several frasier episodes are directed in a farcical style, I often think they're a tribute to his plays.

marcus ross - whoever you are, you are not a palaeontologist! You are an Idiot!

This show's tribute to Noel Coward. Brilliant!

@mysteria1243 Actually there are plenty of English people like that - of course there are plenty of Americans like that too! Personally I think the perfect English character is Daphne - she brilliantly spoofs the typical English character in American comedy, and is brilliantly accurate - as a Man...

@stienerrecliner Piers morgan is not known as a great interviewer. Just before our general election he interviewed Gordon Brown, the then prime minister. one of his chief questions was "do you have a special toilet as prime minister?". As comedian Russell Howard pointed out, it is a very childish...

@Chrazzari as one who has been in your position, I can say I know exactly how you feel. In my case, it was time for old friends to rally round - in this case, that old friend was my Leonard Cohen CD. I started listening to Cohen @ the age of 14, but only learned what it meant when I hit 17. If no...

@dropkicksocialdfan dude - they're just starting! they're going to be the boss of the next decade!

I just had a massive flashback to my childhood.

@daboi2345 with you, but this actually seems to be a perfectly legit line of inquiry. I'm shocked, but he actually did something... right.

@rcon1012 Bruce Lee, Brad Pitt, Natalie Portman - you'd be surprised how many people on the screen are actually atheists. Of course, Bruce is a fucking tank, and some kind of physical god himself, so he's got that on the actors.

@LoverElephant97 Natalie Portman is too. One piece of good news - made my day.

@kdynamite64 I fear you're right. God dammit, all they had to do was make it look epic!