A Quote by Julia Holter

What was special about Leonard Cohen's work was its calm mystery. — © Julia Holter
What was special about Leonard Cohen's work was its calm mystery.
Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen. They're my biggest heroes. I love everything about Leonard Cohen: his lyrics and his voice. He seems like a really clever man, and Bob Dylan does as well. He's just really cool.
Leonard Cohen can give you "Leonard Cohen" - the self-deprecating wit, the slow, considered speech, the perfectly-honed anecdote - Tom Waits is far more comfortable giving a journalist "Tom Waits" the character, whose conversation is really a series of strange tales, learned or ad-libbed.
People always talk about the lyrics of Leonard Cohen, but I like his melodies. They are very defined and original.
I am a huge Leonard Cohen person.
My music isn't Leonard Cohen. But people are going to smile when it comes on.
When I started writing again, especially when I listened to French music and Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen, I realized that these lots talked about themselves. The greatest artists, they didn't sing; they only spoke.
Leonard Cohen is probably the greatest lyricist for music that's ever lived, you know?
When I was filming the Marilyn Monroe movie, I was listening to a lot of Leonard Cohen.
Sometimes I feel like Leonard Cohen when he went off to become a Buddhist.
When you fall ill, people send you CDs. Very often, in my experience, these are by Leonard Cohen
Leonard Cohen kept his Jew name. He's so cool. It's too bad he died.
I started as a songwriter and wanted to be like Leonard Cohen. I've always seen my stories as enlarged songs.
You know, Leonard Cohen is amazing, just a mastermind, and really one of the great geniuses of our time.
I would love to work with Leonard Cohen, Tom Waits, B.B. King. I'd love to do something with Arctic Monkeys, Miles Kane, and The Last Shadow Puppets. If I got a call from Juliette Lewis or PJ Harvey, or Chrissie Hynde, that'd be a thrill.
I've always been curious. I keep a list of people I'd love to have lunch with, like the Pope or Leonard Cohen. I'll read an article about someone I've never met and think, 'I should ask him to lunch!'
I must have listened to at least 10 covers of Leonard Cohen's 'Hallelujah' - Jeff Buckley's cover is usually my go-to song.
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