He summed it up for me when he said he can't listen to Jeff because it's too painful. I dated a girl in the late 90s and she had never heard of Jeff Buckley. she would always make me play and sing his songs on the guitar and she couldn't understand why I couldn't get through without getting choked up, because they summarized our relationship so much and the pain must have been feeling when he wrote them. Now 20 years later we are still very dear friends she still asks me to play those songs when I see her and I tell her I just can't play them anymore. Edit: by the time this video was over and I wrote my post, I was sobbing

@Lisachelle

4 жыл бұрын

Aaron Harris hey been crying too... i knew him before he got famous in LA he asked me out I said no.. then later after he got popular I didn’t recognize him.. he starting chatting to me when a bar was closing and he was so shy and his friends kept insisting I talk to him it was band members in Orange County and I left.. his band mates got my number for him.. we talked but ... I ended it because was awkward.. I hadn’t heard his music yet .. long story why.. but putting all these prices together I feel so bad for not being open. I was in my head w my own stuff.. deep thinker semi loner and sang.. a lot more then I’m saying conversation wise.. pm me if you want.. regrets and odd synchronizaties

@themajesticstick5262

4 жыл бұрын

Lisa Chelle Bullshit.

@cominforyachips

2 жыл бұрын

@@Lisachelle i smell lies

@sird2403

Жыл бұрын

Whether you’d say ‘last message’, while i miss Jeff só hard that I killed a moonday… sorry for hunger, but you know Jeff, all these parvelet on a big mistake; that he -and for some including myself, still the one as spiritual channel and -still the Gracious of rockmusic

Jeff passed away at age 30 NOT 31. His 31st birthday would have been six months later November 17th of 1997. He died May 29, 1997. He was born November 17, 1966. May he Rest In Peace. Thinking of Jeff today ❤️

Jeff was the real deal. Saw him live in OZ 1995.

@lexw9692

4 жыл бұрын

lucky ass

@leahhuntz6236

3 жыл бұрын

My sister saw him too, said he was amazing. Spoke to the crowd quite a bit

@djanitatiana

3 жыл бұрын

At the Phonecian?

@leahhuntz6236

3 жыл бұрын

@@djanitatiana tvis was in perth

@djanitatiana

3 жыл бұрын

@@leahhuntz6236 Awesome! Yeah I saw him at the Phoenecian in Sydney and he was really good at holding the crowd, funny and cool.

Jeff Buckley is sorely missed

FYI: Jeff put the band together. Not Dave.

I was just a toddler during Jeff's last years, and I feel so sad that I will never get a chance to see him live or see his evolution, he had so much potential, it really bums me out :(

I looooove Jeff's performance at Glastonbury. Through the tv I felt like I was there in an intimate venue. I hope this man does more interviews on Jeff. I never want him to stop talking about who this remarkable artist was really.

@foggythedrum

5 жыл бұрын

I was there. I went with my brother. He wasn't the slightest bit interested in watching Jeff. The pyramid stage has a kind of natural bowl. You can walk down the slope towards the stage. I was at the top of the hill trying to convince my brother that we should see this guy. I'd heard "Grace" for the first time a few weeks before. The odd thing was I knew my brothers taste in music and he wouldn't of like Jeff Buckley at that time. He was a metal head that had just discovered dance music.. so the story is I stalled him for as long as I could. I can still feel the sun beating down, 100,000 people swarming around and that voice cutting through like the voice of a god, like an actual airborne shockwave of utter beauty. That for many reasons was the best year of my life. 20 years old and discovering the vastness of possibilities. One of those possibilities being a person can sing so well their voice can change how you look at the world.

@user-op5yv2mu4x

5 жыл бұрын

@@foggythedrum thank you for sharing!

@Radeo

5 жыл бұрын

Apparently Jeff disliked the performance. But it contains probably the best intro to DB and best version of WWYS out there.

@caveman726

4 жыл бұрын

I have been buying everything on Jeff Buckley, books, posters, cd's & vinyl. My Spin club buddys all Love Jeff also!! Jeff was truly a artist.

@anafindlay1696

4 жыл бұрын

@@foggythedrum Me too ,what a performance something I will never forget!!!

He reaches into your heart and soul and just takes a piece out...wow...such purity!!

What's unique about Jeff is most artists who die young get their fame post mortem, but with Jeff that's not what generated the fame, even today I feel he's on the rise in the younger audiences. The story is heartbreaking, intriguing and generates a mystique, but like myself I started listening after finding Grace the title track. I had no clue about his story or anything there was just the music and the talent. Jeff managed in his short time to make music that was each in their own rights magnum opus, irreplaceable, and not to be recreated ever again.

Final message not to Dave but to Dave's wife and daughter...Jeff called Dave's wife and daughter and left a voicemail saying 'Play the music and play it loud.'

@themajesticstick5262

5 жыл бұрын

Because of this i weep Super Strange...

@kevtruth

5 жыл бұрын

Right. Because he knew Dave was overseas. I read the book. Its amazing

@truefunksoul8638

5 жыл бұрын

Can you summarise all clickbait videos please? That would save everyone a lot of time thanks!

@danielrains2055

3 жыл бұрын

Wow I'm a songwriter n only just heard of this guy n saw that voicemail on ur comment. I have a song called play it strong n sing it loud. N almost all my songs come to me in dream or in theta. Like his song you n I. Crazy. Ty

@becauseofthisiweep

3 жыл бұрын

@@danielrains2055 I came to Jeff late, I was blown away when I heard, on you tube, the song Grace live, I wish I had took notice when he was alive, he even came to Glasgow, where I live, and played, though better late than never, he inspired me to start doing music again, I went out and bought a Gretsch and a microphone and I too finally finished a song that I heard in a dream in 2002, called Haunted. Glad you found Jeff 😊

"I can't listen to the music, it's too painful." "I have a CD of jeff in my car & it's all I listen to." Okay man.... 👍🤦‍♂️

@SleighJessi

11 ай бұрын

I took it more like "I don't listen to the music often because it's usually too painful, but when I do listen, I listen to this CD that I keep in my car."

@meghanamoroso718

7 ай бұрын

In another interview he says that for a long time he couldn't listen to Jeff's music. After a series of events that ended with him realizing the braclet he wore ofJeff's was gone from his wrist, he was finally able to listen again. He said he still doesn't listen often because it can be painful.

@Ozymandi_as

8 күн бұрын

He said "... it's what I listen to"., not all I listen to. I.e. I don't listen often, but when I do it's that".

Thanks for sharing this with us about Jeff grateful!🙏

He's a tear that hangs inside my soul forever 💙

I thought only crazy people would get obsessed, until somebody flung Grace into my room in '99. Two years too late, but holy crap. I have to stay away from this shit, but youtube keeps feeding me more.

RIP Jeff 💙

Wow. Was that September '95 Australia show ever leaked out??

Lilac wine and forget her are fucking amazing songs

Am I the only one who sees the manager’s laughter at his body “floating upstream” onto Beal St highly disturbing?

@bernstyles

Жыл бұрын

That and the fact he was Courtney Loves manager, and had (Kurts just as corrupt manager) Danny Goldberg "helping him out"

@alfonsolopez7154

Жыл бұрын

@@bernstyles wow!!! I didn’t know that, thanks for the info, I’m definitely looking into that aspect of it.

@annaleathompson2702

Жыл бұрын

Oh my god I had no idea. Thank you for this info

@benji2058

Жыл бұрын

are you implying he killed jeff or something? its extremely normal for people to laugh when talking about traumatic events, have you never laughed in an uncomfortable situation?

@alfonsolopez7154

Жыл бұрын

@@benji2058 not when talking about someone’s tragic death, no I haven’t…and was he not one of the main beneficiaries of his death? His manager being the financial beneficiary and not Jeff’s family, that’s strange don’t you think. Why does Jeff’s mom not like him and been at odds with him since Jeff’s death? And what about his connections with Courtney Love, another handler who also became the beneficiary of a star’s tragic death. It was easier in the 90s to control the narrative and paint a lucrative picture of the tragic fallen star to gullible fans in order to keep squeezing money out of their corpses and glorious memories, but not any more, consciousnesses are waking up and the truth has to come out, it’s just a matter of time…and that laugh and look in his eyes was not awkward, it was wicked.

Yo Release the album!!!!!!

@dudeman5303

Жыл бұрын

No, he's probs working with Mary to milk Jeff for every damn penny until everyone stops checking the new releases, THEN maybe they'll finally release it (if it even exists, I'm doubtful personally because it doesn't make sense that she has yet to release it after TWENTY FIVE YEARS and yet she's been SAYING she's about to release it the ENTIRE TIME). Im sick of these assholes milking Jeff for every penny, it's so similar to Courtney love and how she's been milking Kurt with wack conspiracy theories - the conspiracy theories about how she supposedly murdered Kurt only help her, it is what sensationalizes Kurt's death and every time they put out another documentary about Kurt's death it fuels nirvana sales and *she* is the one that gets all that money. I'm not saying Mary and Dave are doing it in an identical fashion, just that they're milking him for every penny with a similar vibe, obviously making conspiracy theories about Kurt to make more money is way worse but you probably get what I'm saying. In all of the interviews Dave Lori does about Jeff, none of it is personal or insightful, it's all him basically just listing stuff and also boasting about Jeff as if he's a trophy. He's all like "heh I walked into the venue and told the guy 'oh ur guy can sing 3 octaves? Well my guy can do FIVE ya chump". It's pathetic, Jeff was a fantastic singer and his music speaks for itself we don't need it to be turned into this cheap garbage. Jeff's music means a lot to a huge amount of people and it's just disrespectful as hell the way Mary has worked with people like this to milk him for every penny. I can't imagine doing this to my own child after they died.

Interviewer doesn't give enough air for the manager. Give them room to speak

@leahhuntz6236

3 жыл бұрын

Yea that's super frustrating when they talk over them or cut them off

'grace', masterpiece, seems like a premonition, sings about her death and shortly after he drowned in a lake de ...RIP.,

Cant make it to a q&a but I always wonder was there more songs recorded for my sweetheart the drunk ? I mean more songs that weren't realsed on the two disc

@GoofBallProdigy

5 жыл бұрын

Depends which country you live in. Some cds weren’t issued the same songs in terms of the 2nd disc. I assume there is many demos we didn’t get but a few are leaked on the internet to complete most of the picture I think if you know what to look for.

@GoofBallProdigy

5 жыл бұрын

“Untitled” is one of my favourite demos that should of been on the disc. And maybe “thousand fold”. There is also “bomb the moon light”. “River of dope”. There is probably more I can’t recall. “Mood swing whiskey “ has a sketch’s demo too.

@noahh9472

5 жыл бұрын

Blue skyline skin ???

@cremetangerine82

3 жыл бұрын

I have the Japanese issue with two extra songs.

Butch Vig was the producer for Nevermind and I am pretty sure the rest were produced by Jack Endino so I am not too sure what he is talking about here.

The story about going to a classical CD shop and asking for a song. Which song is that "Died a little mad or man?". Anyone knows which song this is?

@TheVampireKit

Жыл бұрын

Jeff did a cover of the classical song 'Dido's Lament' by Henry Purcell - from the opera Dido and Aeneas by Henry Purcell. This is a link to a recording of that performance. kzread.info/dash/bejne/pXVpt6ObnJS1h7w.html

Sin-è is the new Woodstock. Everyone saw him there it seems. The place held 30-40 people yet e everyone in the media was there 😉

@affablecamel153

2 жыл бұрын

Sin é* , pronounced shin ey, it's Gaelic.

@ectoplasma5

Жыл бұрын

He played there a lot of times tho.

Nice to hear another view of Jeff’s life. His music is timeless unlike Nirvana

@dudeman5303

4 жыл бұрын

Nirvana is just as timeless, what the fuck are you talking about?? I got into jeff first, but nirvana is still dope shit.

@HelloSpyMyLie

4 жыл бұрын

I think Lukas comment is less divisive, more true and thoughtful than you might realise. Nirvanas music is like journalism of the tragic, sad urban-youth, depression, self abuse and ultimately suicide. It is less healthy, and true to the story of humanity than maybe Jeffs was. Don’t get me wrong, Mojo pin is basically a song which glorified heroin use, and he does hit that trope. But nirvanas music is really more microcosmic, where as Jeffs music is masterly and timeless. I love nirvana, but I have to admit that it makes me sad when I think about it, so to enjoy it, I don’t.

@modifiedcontent

3 жыл бұрын

Nirvana was overrated and Kurt Cobain knew it. They were an average band rehashing the style of true pioneers from the late '80s; Dinosaur Jr, Pixies, Husker Du, Squirrel Bait, etc.

@HelloSpyMyLie

3 жыл бұрын

modifiedcontent he thought so, that I agree with. But Nirvana was far more than all those bands combined. Literally all music and art is influenced by others. It’s funny how ironically pinks winds up being an exclusive clique like jocks and cheerleaders

@HelloSpyMyLie

3 жыл бұрын

Punks*

To sad to watch this.... RIP Jeff

What did Andy Wallace have to do with Nevermind?

@cremetangerine82

3 жыл бұрын

He did the mixing for the album after Butch Vig produced it. At that point 1992-1993, anyone with the most tenuous connection to Nirvana was getting demands for producing to find the next big thing.

Would it be too hard for the interviewer to get his age at his death right? He was 30-years-old not 31.

Such a loss.

„Everybodyˆs talking about the club 27: Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Kurt Cobain. Jeff Buckley was 31, but still ...“ wtf?

@modifiedcontent

3 жыл бұрын

Interviewer is a classic rock moron

@bugosestfire

3 жыл бұрын

He was 30

Was there anything nefarious about Jeff's passing?

@rodrrico

2 жыл бұрын

In short, no. Bad luck from unforeseen bad choices (swimming in a shipping lane).

Jeff was 30 not 31 when he died

😺

The 30-32 Club is Superior to the 27 club. Alexander the Great, Schubert, Jesus, Bruce Lee, Jeff; 30-32 club powns all. 27 Club is Bronze to 32 Club's gold. For history's posterity, you heard it here first^. Julius Vladimir Francisco said it first.^. 30-32 Club is what we should be taking about, not 27 Club. 30-32 Club is history changing.

@whoodatt3046

5 жыл бұрын

jeff died at 30

@truefunksoul8638

5 жыл бұрын

Jesus was 33, so you've named a grand total of 3 historical figures who died at 31-32 to 'prove' your lame theory, and you needed to make it 2 years because you were obviously struggling to get past at 1 or 2 examples. I wouldn't be signing my real name to that in a boast. For posterity's history, I'm trying to forget it already. Is this really the best you can do? Back to the drawing board!

@karsu

5 жыл бұрын

There is some argument with the 33 age for Jesus actually. 32 according to some scholars.

@karsu

5 жыл бұрын

There not the only people...I know it was going to come to this...I purposely did not include other examples...but whatever. Adding just 3 more. Some more examples: Ramanujan, Keith Moon, Bonham... But ya'll go on ahead and be stuck at 27 as THE age. Nevermind it's hopeless.

@spoonlustproductions4100

4 жыл бұрын

karsu There is no club. It’s fucking stupid to think in those terms

You managing Courtney Love and Jeff Buckley. Would be like you thinking herbie the love bug is a great movie and the Godfather is mediocre at best.

This guy Dave Lory is a grifter. If you want a good book about Jeff, read Dream Brother by David Browne. Now THAT book is good. Thats the book every Jeff or Tim Buckley fan should read.

@hopelove6658

3 жыл бұрын

I loved Lorys book as well. Very insightful

@meghanamoroso718

7 ай бұрын

From what little bit that I know about Jeff Buckley, I don't think he would want to be lumped in with his father. I mean, their lives were never intertwined, their music was very different from one another's and Jeff didn't want to be associated with Tim in life. I would assume he'd want the same after his death.

I am spiritually gifted and this is what Jeff told me when he came through to me. It was an accidental drowning. He was experiencing deep intense emotions and was high but more emotionally. He went into the water clothes and boots on and was micking about! It was a stupid accident kind of almost embarrassing, total fluke. He mentions his boot getting caught, going under and the “ fucking fishes in his mouth”. He had no intention to die. The phone calls came from that emotional place. He also has some concerns that the whole beautiful tortured artist succumbing to drugs and suicide. This was NOT him! Also this sensationalises drugs for young artists who may look up to him. He is proud of his legacy but this part concerns him. He has been with me about 4 days now. Beautiful guy. He also believed he was spiritually gifted like me 😀😀 Catherine

@kenyaaaw

2 жыл бұрын

Wow! Are you related to Jeff?

@catherinebuckley650

2 жыл бұрын

My fathers is from the same part of Co Cork and about 30 of his relatives immigrated to Washington USA. I have the voice of an Arch Angel but I’m not claiming to be a relative. Lol. He did come through to me during an automatic writing session though. He had a beautiful beautiful energy. 🙏

@AtinyElring

2 жыл бұрын

@@catherinebuckley650 Jeff is so beautiful. Does he come through when you play his music or randomly?

@catherinebuckley650

2 жыл бұрын

@@AtinyElring Hey, he comes through randomly, when I call on him or when I meditate.. automatic write. He has the most beautiful and fun energy. X

@catherinebuckley650

2 жыл бұрын

@@AtinyElring He was a pure beautiful soul ❤️

Jesus, some of these comments are so ridiculously R-worded. "I'm so dark & depressed that I can't even smell a jeff CD without crying. One time I met a guy that knew a guy that met jeff buckley & now anytime I hear grace I sob uncontrollably." Get a grip.

I think ur fake ..... His Chicago performance is the best. Lover u should have come over never mentionedlll

@0tto777

5 жыл бұрын

elastic774 Jeff hated that Chicago performance

@elastic774

5 жыл бұрын

@@0tto777 then apparently you never watched it.....it's funny u talk like you know him... The Chicago performance is one of the most genuine performances ever.. I've seen every performance available.. Even that he is one of the few live singers ever that poured in every song every show.. the Chicago show is so visibly great ur a moron if u disagree

@0tto777

5 жыл бұрын

elastic774 I watch it all the time. You can’t call someone fake because they like a performance of someone that you haven’t seen and don’t mention one you happen to think is the best. That’s moronic. And resorting to insults to try and make your moronic argument shows your level of intellect or lack of. Grow up.

@elastic774

5 жыл бұрын

@@0tto777 thank God I'm not you.... You said he never liked the Chicago performance like you know him .. as for this asshole I don't think he is genuine an I think he is trying to make money off a very underrated artist of our generation.. as for insults sorry that's me and I am not fake.....As for Chicago u are a moron. From hallelujah to lover you should we come over you can see the sweat and emotion threw every second of every song...It's one of the best live performances ever of u don't see it that way you are a grade A dipshit... Music has been a timeline too my life .I'll Dole out insults and be as cruel as I can be . You are a lowbrow dipshit

@millmoormichael6630

5 жыл бұрын

Roskilde.