Michael Pendragon wrote:
> Will Dockery wrote:
>
>> It's painfully obvious that your poem was "inspired," at least in part,
>> from "Suzanne Takes You Down." In fact, I'd venture to guess that the
>> vast majority of your poems are derived from rock or folkie songs (like
>> that "Hotel California" clone)

> Which you were also mistaken about, and I explained to you nearly endlessly.

>> I'm just not well-versed enough in late 60s/early 70s music to pick up on
>> them all.

> Seriously, nothing like that is there, although I do love Leonard Cohen's
> poetry, this is working in a very different area than "Suzanne"... ask
> somebody who would actually know, like George Dance.

> https://youtu.be/st3dbWFKpB8

> Angel of Esquiline Hill
> Poem by Will Dockery
> Music by Rob Wright and Jack Snipe.

> Again, I love the Leonard Cohen poetry, but this poem is operating on a
> whole other level, one personal to me and my world, as is "Esquiline Hill"
> unique to me and the setting for my poetry, Shadowville.

> So, Ping: George Dance.

> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

An earlier discussion where Michael Pendragon showed his cluelessness about Leonard Cohen once again.

🙂

W.Dockery wrote:

> Michael Pendragon wrote:
>> Will Dockery wrote:
>>
>>> It's painfully obvious that your poem was "inspired," at least in part,
>>> from "Suzanne Takes You Down." In fact, I'd venture to guess that the
>>> vast majority of your poems are derived from rock or folkie songs (like
>>> that "Hotel California" clone)

>> Which you were also mistaken about, and I explained to you nearly endlessly.

>>> I'm just not well-versed enough in late 60s/early 70s music to pick up on
>>> them all.

>> Seriously, nothing like that is there, although I do love Leonard Cohen's
>> poetry, this is working in a very different area than "Suzanne"... ask
>> somebody who would actually know, like George Dance.

>> https://youtu.be/st3dbWFKpB8

>> Angel of Esquiline Hill
>> Poem by Will Dockery
>> Music by Rob Wright and Jack Snipe.

>> Again, I love the Leonard Cohen poetry, but this poem is operating on a
>> whole other level, one personal to me and my world, as is "Esquiline Hill"
>> unique to me and the setting for my poetry, Shadowville.

>> So, Ping: George Dance.

>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

> An earlier discussion where Michael Pendragon showed his cluelessness about Leonard Cohen once again.

> 🙂

Voodoo Boy is a grade A dummy...

General-Zod wrote:

> W.Dockery wrote:

>> Michael Pendragon wrote:
>>> Will Dockery wrote:
>>>
>>>> It's painfully obvious that your poem was "inspired," at least in part,
>>>> from "Suzanne Takes You Down." In fact, I'd venture to guess that the
>>>> vast majority of your poems are derived from rock or folkie songs (like
>>>> that "Hotel California" clone)

>>> Which you were also mistaken about, and I explained to you nearly endlessly.

>>>> I'm just not well-versed enough in late 60s/early 70s music to pick up on
>>>> them all.

>>> Seriously, nothing like that is there, although I do love Leonard Cohen's
>>> poetry, this is working in a very different area than "Suzanne"... ask
>>> somebody who would actually know, like George Dance.

>>> https://youtu.be/st3dbWFKpB8

>>> Angel of Esquiline Hill
>>> Poem by Will Dockery
>>> Music by Rob Wright and Jack Snipe.

>>> Again, I love the Leonard Cohen poetry, but this poem is operating on a
>>> whole other level, one personal to me and my world, as is "Esquiline Hill"
>>> unique to me and the setting for my poetry, Shadowville.

>>> So, Ping: George Dance.

>>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

>> An earlier discussion where Michael Pendragon showed his cluelessness about Leonard Cohen once again.

>> 🙂

> Voodoo Boy is a grade A dummy...

Pathetic, but true.

General-Zod wrote:

> W.Dockery wrote:

>> Michael Pendragon wrote:
>>> Will Dockery wrote:
>>>
>>>> It's painfully obvious that your poem was "inspired," at least in part,
>>>> from "Suzanne Takes You Down." In fact, I'd venture to guess that the
>>>> vast majority of your poems are derived from rock or folkie songs (like
>>>> that "Hotel California" clone)

>>> Which you were also mistaken about, and I explained to you nearly endlessly.

>>>> I'm just not well-versed enough in late 60s/early 70s music to pick up on
>>>> them all.

>>> Seriously, nothing like that is there, although I do love Leonard Cohen's
>>> poetry, this is working in a very different area than "Suzanne"... ask
>>> somebody who would actually know, like George Dance.

>>> https://youtu.be/st3dbWFKpB8

>>> Angel of Esquiline Hill
>>> Poem by Will Dockery
>>> Music by Rob Wright and Jack Snipe.

>>> Again, I love the Leonard Cohen poetry, but this poem is operating on a
>>> whole other level, one personal to me and my world, as is "Esquiline Hill"
>>> unique to me and the setting for my poetry, Shadowville.

>>> So, Ping: George Dance.

>>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

>> An earlier discussion where Michael Pendragon showed his cluelessness about Leonard Cohen once again.

>>

> Voodoo Boy is a grade A dummy...

He sure doesn't know much about Leonard Cohen.

🙂