Jeff Buckley : Ten Years Later
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Jeff Buckley : Ten Years Later
Its been ten years since the great Jeff Buckley died. Despite his minimal musical output, he remains my favorite male artist to this day.
Any other fans in the room?
Any other fans in the room?
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The thing I love is that Grace is very similar to My Bloody Valetines "Loveless" & Radioheads "OK Computer" in that it's legend just keeps growing over time.
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From: The member formerly known as crazypetedotcom
Big fan here as well. I only regret that I wasn't able to experience his music while he was alive, simply because I was unaware of him. First read an article in EW about him around the time Sketches... came out. Immediately caught my attention, went to a local CD shop and picked up all 3 CDs they had. Was immediately converted, and have really enjoyed him ever since.
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10 years? Geez, that was fast. Sadly, I think Jeff had a lot better material he would have cranked out over the years. "Grace" is a good album, but I'm pretty sure he could have topped it. Glad I saw him in a tiny cafe once.
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I actually won a contest at Tower records to see him in the studio to record his follow up to Grace. Anyway, he then went on to drown (as we all know) and they obviously had to cancel. I don't think they gave me anything instead, though.
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Originally Posted by dick_grayson
I actually won a contest at Tower records to see him in the studio to record his follow up to Grace. Anyway, he then went on to drown (as we all know) and they obviously had to cancel. I don't think they gave me anything instead, though.




