Fans of Muldoon\'s band, Rackett, will recognise Mad for You\", \"Good As It Gets\", \"11 o\'Clock\" and \"Resistance\" as song lyrics from their 2007 album Resistance, but anyone who listens to Muldoon\'s captivating reading of \"Hey Rachel\" will hear how these songs need no musical support. \"I was delighted to see that Leonard Cohen performs Byron\'s \'We\'ll Go No More a-Roving\' as a poem-song\", Muldoon enthused in a recent lecture for the Poetry Society &; and perhaps that hyphenated category \"poem-songs\" best describes these songs and sonnets. They are complex, charged performances that vibrate in the interim between one thing and the other. They\'ll rock your world.\" &; Guardian