Leonard Cohen - Suzanne | Reaction!

I didn't plan on this video being so long, but I was sick and lost my voice last week, so maybe I just missed rambling to the camera. Anyway, Leonard Cohen has been suggested so many times, and I'm glad I finally got to him. He was such an emotional poet. The song was kind of simplistic, yet it means so much.
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[@chicagojon1972]

This was the first Leonard Cohen song I ever heard and now I've been a fan for over forty years. Keep listening, his music has so much to offer.

[@viceroyzh]

Same.

[@lethalphenomenon6061]

Do more Leonard please. Avalanche is another good one.

[@Felix-gd6bo]

Avalanche and last years man are great songs by Cohen. The whole Songs of love and hate album is great. Definitley a great experience to listen to it in one go

[@iainprendergast8311]

One of the best songs you’ll ever hear in your whole life no haunt you for the rest of your life

[@kenhewitt7357]

Welcome back and a great song to come back with too fella!

[@chapmancarruthers]

Chelsea Hotel No. 2 / Famous Blue Raincoat are musts.

[@Squeekyleaks]

This is the song that John Lennon said he wished HE had written.

[@thetek2006]

It's a wonderful, mesmerising track. Shirley Collins did a great cover which offers something different and the pair duetted it on her 1970s TV show which was also great and can be found on here. It's from my favourite album of his which also includes another of his better known tracks "Hey, that's no way to say goodbye" which has a similar musical and vocal feel to this and is also wonderful.

[@Caambrinus]

You deserve more comments, Nick. Leonard Cohen has many more superb songs (who doesn't know 'Hallelujah'?), but you might start with Joni Mitchell's 'Court and Spark' album. As for Irish music, start with Dé Danann's 'The Star-Spangled Molly' 1981), an album of Irish-American songs and airs (it's a masterpiece - I knew the female vocalist......).

[@Jonni1027]

Nick I just love love love how wide open and willing you are to listen to so many different artists❤

[@MrsLynB]

Omg just come across you on my feed. Listened to the Pogues a staple Christmas song here in the UK love it. Then I found this. One of my top 3 of Leonard Cohens. Love him. So privileged to see him in concert . Suzanne is one of my favourites. So long Marianne is another I love. For me I heard his music as a child in the 70s & so I was hooked. He was an amazing poet . He put his words to beautiful music. For me if I was asked if I’d choose Dylan or Cohen it would be Leonard Cohen every day. Best wishes from Lyn in Liverpool UK 🇬🇧

[@MisterWondrous]

When I first heard this masterpiece, I was with my first love, who was, basically, Suzanne, although with a different name. She has sadly since passed away, and so this is a particularly touching remembrance. Glad you're back and well. Cheers!

[@viceroyzh]

So glad you got over your professor and into Leonard Cohen. Some more: Night comes on, The partisan, A street, Nevermind, Sisters of mercy, Tower of Song (live, London), Avalanche, Dance me to the end of love, Ballad of the absent mare, Happens to the heart, If it be your will... Or a double reaction to, first, "Chelsea Hotel #2" by Leonard Cohen (where he reports on his encounter with Janis Joplin), second, to "The Chelsea Hotel oral sex song" by Jeffrey Lewis (a funny song that was heavily inspired by Chelsea Hotel #2; no, it's not as x-rated as it sounds).

[@curtadams7406]

Trying to recommend a few Cohen songs from his vast catalog is a futile exercise! That being said, would like to see reactions to an old song, "Joan of Arc," and a more recent one, "Steer Your Way."

[@yuricunha88]

I am so happy you’re coming back with a Cohen song. I know I’ve requested his songs at least once. When you run out of Moz songs, let’s have Cohen Fridays. 😎 Glad you’re feeling better.

[@brianwilkinson2810]

No comments required, just one word, Legend

[@MrsLynB]

Yes! Completely agree x

[@ijustneedmyself]

Good to see you back and feeling better ☺️ This entire album is perfection!

[@ritagryphon222]

I like this reaction and I've stumbled across a couple of your reactions lately and I think I will be staying for a while (:

[@thoru4367]

Jeez, what a masterpiece

[@simon160967]

(The Young Ones) Neil : I won't say anything 'cause no one ever listens to me, anyway. I might as well be a Leonard Cohen album. 🤣

[@notimportant1047]

Hope you're feeling better Nick! You should check out Scandinavia for next Morrissey Friday :)

[@MegaGordyboy]

missed morrissey friday,health comes first.

[@karolmetal4256]

I think I have all his albums

[@terryfowler4893]

Plan B uses a sample of this beautiful song in his song Suzanne, not one for the faint hearted though

[@colindonald3161]

nina simone did a great cover of this, you should check it out

[@Caambrinus]

Cohen was a poet before he was a singer - think Dylan........

[@drg3712]

Nick, how do you know that professor wasn’t Leonard Cohen? Could be.

[@InsignificantNick]

HOLY MOLY!

[@guinnesstrail6799]

Never liked Suzanne; sounded too much like a song written for college bottled blondes in black sweaters. Prefer Famous Blue Raincoat, Joan of Arc, Who By Fire, The Partisan. Hallelujah has been rendered listenable by all the silly covers…only Jeff Buckley did the song any justice.