Jeff Buckley – Grace (Vinyl)
Legacy / Columbia Records (1994 / This Pressing 2015)
$50.00
Quality 180 Gram Vinyl With Inner Sleeve. “Last Goodbye”, “So Real”, “Hallelujah”…
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Brand New ~ Sealed! European Pressing Of Classic Jeff Buckley LP On Quality 180 Gram Vinyl. Includes Original Cover Artwork & Inner Sleeve. The Legacy Reissue Pressing Is Super Quiet & Has Great Dynamics ~ Recommended!
The masterful debut from Jeff Buckley is an ambitious song cycle with expansive melodies, richly textured arrangements and vividly intimate lyrics. Features the Buckley originals “Last Goodbye” & “So Real” & the instantly classic cover version of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah”.
Side 1:
Mojo Pin
Grace
Last Goodbye
Lilac Wine
So Real
Side 2:
Hallelujah
Lover, You Should’ve Come Over
Corpus Christi Carol
Eternal Life
Dream Brother
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With his elegantly haunting lone album, Jeff Buckley created an immense legacy echoing that of his similarly doomed singer/songwriter father, Tim. The richly textured voice of Buckley resembled a cross between Robert Plant, Van Morrison, and his father Tim. And that's a fair starting point for his music: Grace sounds like a Led Zeppelin album written by an ambitious folkie with a fondness for lounge jazz. At his best -- the soaring title track, "Last Goodbye," and the mournful "Lover, You Should've Come Over" -- Buckley's grasp met his reach with startling results.