• Jeff Buckley Full Discography Torrent Youtube

To be elegible for this price, Add to CartWith Grace, his first full-length statement as a bandleader, songwriter/guitarist Jeff Buckley sets out upon a road less traveled, avoiding the safe and predictable in favor of the ecstatic and the personal. Not that such obvious influences as the Beatles and Led Zeppelin have disappeared from this young talent's music. Buckley's voice is an exquisitely malleable instrument, and from his daring vaults into the upper registers to his long, enraptured middle-register ornaments and moans, he suggests the breakthroughs of a young Robert Plant or Van Morrison. Songs like 'The Last Goodbye' (with its coy slide intro and raga-ish string backgrounds) and 'Lover, You Should've Come Over' (with its late Beatles harmonies and Edith Piaf vocal ornaments) are powerful evocations of failing relationships ('too young to hold on, and too old to just break free and run'). 'Lilac Wine' and 'Hallelujah' feature his glassy, translucent guitar and poignant vocals in mystical, folkish settings, while 'Dream Brother' achieves an almost Doors-like melancholy.

Elsewhere, Buckley showcases his new band's power on 'Mojo Pin' and 'Eternal Life,' which draw upon blues imagery and metaphors to create a subtle, hard-rocking atmosphere. Your browser does not support the audio element.

Album DescriptionWith Grace, his first full-length statement as a bandleader, songwriter/guitarist Jeff Buckley sets out upon a road less traveled, avoiding the safe and predictable in favor of the ecstatic and the personal. Not that such obvious influences as the Beatles and Led Zeppelin have disappeared from this young talent's music. Buckley's voice is an exquisitely malleable instrument, and from his daring vaults into the upper registers to his long, enraptured middle-register ornaments and moans, he suggests the breakthroughs of a young Robert Plant or Van Morrison.

Songs like 'The Last Goodbye' (with its coy slide intro and raga-ish string backgrounds) and 'Lover, You Should've Come Over' (with its late Beatles harmonies and Edith Piaf vocal ornaments) are powerful evocations of failing relationships ('too young to hold on, and too old to just break free and run'). 'Lilac Wine' and 'Hallelujah' feature his glassy, translucent guitar and poignant vocals in mystical, folkish settings, while 'Dream Brother' achieves an almost Doors-like melancholy. Elsewhere, Buckley showcases his new band's power on 'Mojo Pin' and 'Eternal Life,' which draw upon blues imagery and metaphors to create a subtle, hard-rocking atmosphere.About the album.

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Jeff Buckley - Live in Chicago includes songs from Grace, classic cover tunes (from sources ranging from Nina Simone to the MC5!), a previously unavailable Buckley composition ('What Will You Say'), a previously unreleased instrumental version of 'Vancouver,' and between-the-songs on-stage banter. In addition to the full-length Chicago concert, the DVD edition of Live In Chicago features two extremely rare in-the-studio acoustic songs: 'So Real' and 'Last Goodbye' as well as the Electronic Press Kit (EPK) for Grace (which has been previously unavailable commercially), interactive menus, instant chapter access to songs and a discography of Jeff's Columbia Records releases.