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Old 02-06-2008, 04:54 PM  
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Grace is one of the best albums in my collection. Lover You Should've Come Over being my personal favourite, with Lilac Wine in a close second.
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Grace is one of the best albums in my collection. Lover You Should've Come Over being my personal favourite, with Lilac Wine in a close second.
Have you heard the 'Legacy' Edition of this album. It is a stunning package. 3 discs-2 C.D's and 1 DVD.

Jeff Buckley Grace: Legacy Edition CD
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nooo unfortunately I haven't, I've got most of the sketches for his follow up album, 'My Sweetheart,The Drunk', which I think contains most songs from the legacy edition..

I once stole the Jeff Buckley Live DVD from an ex girlfriend but she found it had gone missing and I had to give it back... does anyone know a link to the whole show on youtube or something?
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nooo unfortunately I haven't, I've got most of the sketches for his follow up album, 'My Sweetheart,The Drunk', which I think contains most songs from the legacy edition..
No the legacy edition has no corresponding tracks on 'Sketches'. Most of the extra tracks on the legacy edition were covers whereas 'Sketches' was mainly culled from many demo's and studio sessions.
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Holy **** thats amazing, I've never heard anyone use their voice like that before, it's like a freaking Theremin.
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As I was born a good few years after Jeff Buckley was i'd rather not consider myself as being a part of his dad's generation. Besides I don't think somethings age should count against it. I prefer his fathers music because he seemed more aware of music in general & experimented more often ,plus I think he was a better songwriter.
Is it fair to compare his body of work with his sons one and only finished album? Probably not ,but that's all there is to go by. He may have ended up a better songwriter , his music may have got more experimental , he could have done plenty of things , but he didn't. And that is my biggest problem with people who love this album. People want to heighten up all the positives of it & think what could have been and it's treated as a 'what could have been' rather than what it is. And what it is to me is an album that shows some promise but relies far too much on other peoples songs.
I disagree strongly and besides Grace only has 3 covers, I don't see why anyone should be discredited becaused they covered other peoples songs, Elvis sure as hell ain't discredited for that. I prefer Buckleys cover of Hallelujah over Cohens original by a great deal.

I don't think people praise Grace simply because of "what could have been", IMO it wasn't an album that promised that Buckley would one day make a great album, it WAS a great album, and sometimes one great album is all you need. At least in my opinion.

His voice is godly and he was a pretty great melodicist too.
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Doing a classic song justice is one thing, completely outdoing it is another. Jeff Buckley did this with most of his covers. Even though he wasn't entirely original, not by a long shot, he had a voice that was out of this world. Great vocal range. And the songs he wrote himself on Grace are brilliant no question about it. Last Goodbye has some of the most perfect lyrics I've had the pleasure of hearing...
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