Leonard Cohen Hallelujah Covers | Spotify Playlist
I hadn’t noticed until now because of a head cold that’s taken me out of commission this weekend, but because of the passing of Leonard Cohen at the end of last week and possibly the cold open of Saturday Night Live, a growing number of people are following/using a Spotify Playlist I had made earlier this year in January.
If you need almost five hours of all the extant Hallelujah covers on Spotify to soothe your soul (for any reason), please feel free to save yourself the time of building it and enjoy my playlist. If you’re aware of any missing covers (that exist on Spotify), please let me know and I’m happy to add them to the collection.
Keep your chin up!
Now I’ve heard there was a secret chord
That David played, and it pleased the Lord
But you don’t really care for music, do you?
It goes like this
The fourth, the fifth
The minor fall, the major lift
The baffled king composing Hallelujah
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8 thoughts on “Leonard Cohen Hallelujah Covers | Spotify Playlist”
Wow! I don’t have Spotify or know how to use it, but that’s impressive! Actually that song has been in my head for days anyway…
Soni Nageswaran, spotify.com is a great free music streaming service with apps for phone and desktop. There’s a premium level you can purchase if you like, but the free version is ad supported and doesn’t have very many limitations with regard to the pro version.
Not too much, though I think Spotify has a broader selection of music. Once I started using Spotify about two years ago, I’ve only been back to Pandora once or twice and don’t miss it. Spotify has a lot more discovery and social built in compared to Pandora as well.
Wow! I don’t have Spotify or know how to use it, but that’s impressive! Actually that song has been in my head for days anyway…
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Soni Nageswaran, spotify.com is a great free music streaming service with apps for phone and desktop. There’s a premium level you can purchase if you like, but the free version is ad supported and doesn’t have very many limitations with regard to the pro version.
What’s the difference between this and Pandora?
Not too much, though I think Spotify has a broader selection of music. Once I started using Spotify about two years ago, I’ve only been back to Pandora once or twice and don’t miss it. Spotify has a lot more discovery and social built in compared to Pandora as well.
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I…I feel faint.