Reuniting Lou and John (in song)
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Can we call the album The Blue Hockey Mask?
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I just realised that there really is a song titled Berlin 1919 - by Hans Eisler. At least that’s the English translation title.
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Excellent,hidden in plain sight really. Made me chuckle out loud.
Lou himself wasn't averse to reusing song titles. Phil M listed a few in his blog/podcast a few years ago, including "Wrap your troubles in dreams".iaredatsun wrote: ↑26 Nov 2024 16:56 I just realised that there really is a song titled Berlin 1919 - by Hans Eisler. At least that’s the English translation title.
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Unless, of course, he rediscovered all the titles independently (but it's quite legal to reuse a title and/or a short phrase).threechordwonder wrote: ↑27 Nov 2024 00:25 Lou himself wasn't averse to reusing song titles. Phil M listed a few in his blog/podcast a few years ago, including "Wrap your troubles in dreams".
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I wasn't implying that he re-used the Brecht/Eisler song-title. Just that it was a coincidence that after combining the Cale and Reed title, you got an old Brecht/Eisler song.threechordwonder wrote: ↑27 Nov 2024 00:25
Lou himself wasn't averse to reusing song titles. Phil M listed a few in his blog/podcast a few years ago, including "Wrap your troubles in dreams".
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