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My heart swells to see people discover Jeff Buckley. Amazing artist, beautiful song with the best lyric ever "she's the tear that hangs inside my soul forever,"
I feel so fortunate to have seen Jeff live as well. Saw him in 95 at Roseland Ballroom in NYC then again at an industry event @ The Knitting Factory and lastly New Years Eve at The Mercury Lounge (NYC) It was a religious experience watching him perform. No other artist touched me the way Jeff did. He was otherworldly ...
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I had no idea what to expect... I was totally out in the deep end. He seems like one of those artist that you appreciate the more you get into him. Thank u for your time. Happy new year!!
@@ScottysVise thom yorke himself said he went to go see jeff buckley live and that gave him the confidence to sing in falsetto. So Radiohead would still exist, but without falsetto and probably all the weirdness that defined them
The small independent artists are the real artists. A lot of the well known musicians sell their soul to get to where they are. There is a revolution going on and we will see a transformation in the arts very soon, so thanks for sharing a talent who is not very well known.
It's my pleasure to do this reaction. RIP to Jeff Buckley! I can see a slow shift of more independent artists starting to rise to the top. It's all about who you know in the music industry and that doesn't always mean that the top artists have the most talent. It's unfortunate but it is what it is. I hope you have a great day and thank you for the view/comment ✌👏
go check out Jeff's only album "Grace" surprisingly..this isnt new music AT ALL lol...this song came out in 1994! if you can believe that!..i know it sounds VERY modern!
I will say this he has a real talent, voice is great, nice control of his notes. Total folky, bluesy, soulful song here and I love this kinda stuff. Not sure about the country you speak of but folky and country are kinda similar. Very emotional towards the end there, like you said its like watching a movie with a guy in serious pain. RIP to Jeff never heard of him before this reaction, I will be searching for more of his stuff for sure now. Great reaction Danny!
bro..Jeff is awesome! he had 1 album in his lifetime, but the songs on it r the best! check out his song "Grace" its out of this world! and its COMPLETELY different than lover, you should've come over! ua-cam.com/video/xxjBHKNSM38/v-deo.html
Grace is one of the most amazing albums of all time. It's great to see a new generation discovering him, and probably more so now than when he was with us. It's so sad to think about how much we lost when he passed away, there must have been several more albums in him that we'll never get to hear. I would recommend watching Mojo Pin live in Chicago, one of the most incredible performances of his ever caught on video.
And live at sin-e too a lot of cover songs and early versions of songs that were on grace. Sweet thing and just like a women are just out of this world good.
A great musician or song never really care about a genre or style. Buckley never really care how a song interpreted by others, IMHO. This particular song were mixed of many genre but again Jeff never really care. If your a Metal head listen to his song called " GRACE".
Chris Cornell said he inspired him, he wanted to be like him especially his song Grace, and also Robert Plant said he seen Buckely performing and was blown away by his voice. His voice is unreal and amazing. Look up the interviews when they talk about him.
In the 80s, Jeff played guitar in a few different hair metal and other rock bands. He was always a guitarist first and used to stun people with his spot on spontaneous riffs from famous artists.
From the couple videos I've reacted to I would've never guessed that he was all about his guitar work in those early years. His voice is unique in my opinion, but not in a bad way. So far I've enjoyed his style. Thank you for taking the time to check this one out :)
The reason for that instrument is that jeff buckley was a huge fan of nusret fateh ali khan who uses that instrument in all of his songs. jeff took lot of aspiration from his style
Bro...thank you SO much for reacting to this!! the reason Jeff is not more mainstream is because of his drowning death in 1997 at just 30...also, sadly, he had, only 1 album that came out before his death, it was called "Grace" it initially had poor sales but has since become known as one of the greatest albums ever made!! i read on Jeff's wiki page that...G Magazine named "Grace" the 13th best album of all time (out of 500) I've also come to discover that Jeff is Robert Plant"s(of Led Zeppelin) favorite singer! which is amazing lol But in terms of Jeff's music, it can definitely have a country vibe, though i would consider it Alternative/Progressive rock...."Lover, You Should've come over" is Jeff's tamest and softest song FORSURE, lol. the rest of the album is more rock-sounding AND guitar-driven, i promise! I bet a question most would have....is that the top of Jeff's range? and my man! it's not even close!...in the title track of the album, in a song also called "Grace" he lets out a 15 SECOND high note!! that rivals Freddie Mercury, Devin Townsend...and most importantly.....DIMASH!!! lmao If you wanted to hear Jeff turn up the heat both vocally AND Instrumentally, please, Give "Grace" a listen, it will shock you that its the same guy!! Danny you are AWESOME! the kind of dude i would want to sit down and have a beer with! much love from NC brotha!! ua-cam.com/video/xxjBHKNSM38/v-deo.html
@Jeff Buckley Robert Plant has never called Jeff Buckley his favourite singer. He has merely complimented him and said that Jeff was a better singer than he is. When providing links, it’s best to use official ones, as fan uploads tend to have diluted audio quality. I also suggested that he check out the BBC Late Show version, as I think Jeff shines more in a live setting.
@Jeff Buckley What’s the problem? I simply corrected your statement about Robert Plant. I didn’t mean any disrespect. Additionally, I merely suggested that it is a better idea to use official audio links because when comparing fan uploads with those from official channels, the former are of poorer quality. For optimal sound it is preferable to go with the official links.
I disagree that this is hus tamest and softest song. It's on the same album side as Hallelujah and Corpus Cristy Carol, and the Lilac Wine, New Year's Prayer... Even the previous I've at Sin-é version.
Totally my pleasure, Bro!! I LOVE learning about new acts and experiencing an artist that I wouldn't have if it wasn't for this channel. Jeff Buckley is a total mystery to me and it will require diving further into his catalog. Grace might be a good one to take a look at. My buddy that is a fan of him was also happy that I did this one. Stay in touch and thanks so much 👏👊
@@DannymikReacts Grace.has a Zeppelin influence. The album is my all time favorite. There are a couple of songs I would never listen to on their own, but they work as a whole. The production is fantastic.
Jeff Buckley had, in my opinion, the greatest and most angelic, purest, powerful, human, expressive, freeing, soulful voice in music history. We will never hear a voice as strong, clear, good, and natural as Buckley's. He was a once-in-a-lifetime gift that is comparable to no-one. Greatest songwriter, greatest lyricist, a poet in the truest sense. the type of lyrics Jeff would write is such language we may not see again in modern popular music. he was a real, authentic, honest spirit amongst the blistering hurricane of life, and chose to be different, avant-garde and fresh. he was a million lightyears ahead of what an artist is even capable of doing, especially back then. Jeff played an insane amount of instruments proficiently to a high, professional level, and was a visionary for his artistic work. He saw things that many people didn't, he was observant, perceptive and philosophical in themes like nature, politics, death & the world. A musical legend gone way too soon. I hope he's in a better, more peaceful place. R.I.P. Jeff Buckley (1966-1997) you were able to transform your sorrow, tragedy and pain into beautiful, heart wrenching music.
Released on August 23, 1994. He drowned on his was to record his second album in 1997. All vocals, guitars and keyboards on this track by Jeff. He's all over the place musically. He covers about 6 genres on this album, including what sounds like an 18th century hymn. Produced by Andy Wallace who mixed Rage Against the Machine's debut. One of my favorite songs period. His father was Tim Buckley, a folk singer in the late 60s early 70s before dying young. Jeff barely knew him but has a similar look and vocals. Eternal Life is the hardest song (usually played with proto-punks MC5's Kick Out the Jams), and the live version is harder. Grace is Led Zeppelin influenced. Hallelujah is his most famous song. A cover of a cover of a Leonard Cohen song (with the altered lyrics John Cale used in his version). A couple songs have a Radiohead vibe, though predated that era of Radiohead's sound. He was nominated for a Grammy for best vocal performance for one of the studio demos for his posthumous 2nd album. Another song from that album became the theme song for the show The Dead Zone for their early seasons. He became friends with a lot of musicians including Chris Cornell who helped put together that 2nd album and wrote a song for him on his own album Euphoria Morning. His roadie/guitar tech as seen in the outstanding DVD Live in Chicago (all on UA-cam) became the singer of the band Ours and has a Jeff inspired sound. Glad you liked it. At some point, I've owned just about every CD they put out for him, which is a lot considering he only released a 4 song live EP (now a packed 2CD/1DVD set), and one album (also available as a 2CD/1DVD set) while alive.
Also, there is a UA-camr Mojopin1983 who found this from an interview with a woman who was Jeff's friend. It was shot in 1992, before he was signed. There is a brief shot near the end of him. He would play solo but on electric guitar. This was a Cafe called Sin-é and after he was signed the EP was properly titled Live at Sin-é. All just him and his Telecaster. The music (and banter) on the expanded version is extraordinary. ua-cam.com/video/XltMQ0Z19FU/v-deo.html
@John Campbell Correction: the roadie seen in Live in Chicago isn’t Jimmy Gnecco. That guy’s name is Randy Burrow (I think that’s how his last name is spelled). Jimmy Gnecco wasn’t really a roadie of Jeff’s. I think he once did some adjustments on Jeff’s guitar, and that’s about it. He never toured with Jeff.
@@MojoPin1983 Ah. I was at a tiny (now closed) club in LA and my friend, who is a singer, pointed out that Jimmy Gnecco was at the next table and she's the one who told me that was him in the Live in Chicago DVD. Never trust a pop star(ish). (She sang on a hit in the UK about 20 years ago.)
One of the all time best! So miss Jeff Buckley! There are so many stunning songs and performances. Love his live performance of Hallelujah!! He also does a set on I think it is the BBC show. Really brilliant! We (the entire music community) all sobbed when he passed. So tragic. Glad you found him. You must listen to him live too. The Grace album is stunning! He had some Americana vibes, def a father of indie rock. Hallelujah studio: ua-cam.com/video/y8AWFf7EAc4/v-deo.html Hallelujah live in Chicago (my fav): ua-cam.com/video/2YjbJTS5C_I/v-deo.html
I agree with you 100%. I do have to check out react to his live stuff... and something a little heavier would be great. Thank you for your interest and comment :)
Hi Danny Sorry i haven't been here for some time. I am trying to catch up on everyone channel. I want to say that Jeff Buckley sound so cool and peaceful i love the country style of this song. How the words and the music came together.
thanks bro! Jeff is amazing, i would recommend his song grace as well, its completely different than lover, you should;ve come over! ua-cam.com/video/xxjBHKNSM38/v-deo.html
It;s called a harmonium, it's like a small organ that you use one hand to play the keys and one you use to push air through the reeds. It's used for small funeral processions, you can also find them being used by the Hare krishna's when chanting in small temple rooms. If used right they're great instruments.
Hey bro, my cousin, who went by the screen name "Jeff Buckley" he actually died in a car accident last year, he was only 24. i been going back through some of the videos we used to watch together and im seeing his old comments and things. i wanted to thank you for reacting to his request, i remember, him and i watching ur vids and having a great time, much love to you Danny and may my cousin RIP.
Wow, I can't believe what I just read. I haven't heard from him in a long time and often wonder where he went. I want to say that I'm soooo sorry. My prayers and condolences to all of you. Your cousin was one of my subscribers that talked with my very often. His love for Jeff Buckley's music was very evident. This news genuinely touches my heart and I sit here with tears in my eyes. Incredibly sad news! I feel it in my heart to dedicate a future Jeff Buckley reaction to your cousin (if I can get my ass going with these once again). Thank you for reaching out to me... it really does mean a lot. I appreciated him and now you for enjoying some of my content. I didn't even know him personally but it feels like I lost an old friend. Again, I'm very sorry :(
@@DannymikReacts Hey Danny, so sorry it's taken me this long to get back to ya. i just wanted to say thank you for everything, my cousin was definitely a very passionate person, he was cancer survivor and never took anything for granted...i read through the comments and noticed u 2 really did talk ALOT. it's cool he made that connection with u like that. a future reaction would be fantastic, i dont want u to feel obligated tho. JB had a song my cousin really like called Mojo Pin. whether u can do it or not doesnt matter, i just appreciate the love man. honestly.
I’ve been going down the rabbit hole of JB tunes and seeing your cousin’s comments everywhere. So sorry to now read this. Damn.. so young. My condolences, man. 💔
Jace I am very sorry for you and your families loss...he sounded like a warrior, no wonder loved Jeff's music soo much ....way way too young ....I bet he having long talks up above with his hero ...peace
I love watching videos of people discovering Jeff for the first time, you’re in for a treat ! All his songs are so different l can’t recommend his albums enough (I’m not even into rock music lol)
After reading this comment it reminded me that it's time to give this one another listen... it's been too long. And yes, Buffalo born right here... go Bills & Sabres :) Thank you!!
I wish i discover Jeff Buckley now for the first time, i was 15 years at the time and he's blow my mind (i was a metalhead). Grace is an outstanding album. Music like it should be.
Very interesting. The first couple of minutes actually reminded me of the "More" and "Obscured by Clouds" era Pink Floyd. After that, though, it just became pure emotion. Gonna have to try out more of his stuff. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much for that. It's funny you say that because recently I received a comment that I talked too much so they clicked off. It's a "reaction" so I don't think that holding my emotions or thoughts back is what the viewers want (or they could just watch the original video). RIP to Jeff Buckley 🙏🙌
The instrument at the beginning is a harmonium. It’s a small desktop reed organ with a hand-operated bellows that pushes air through the reeds. Indian in origin.
Awesome, thank you for offering up that information. I really like the sound of it, something I don't hear in the music I typically listen to. I truly appreciate your time viewing this one 🙌✌
I'm very foreign to him as well but I will give him another listen or 2 to see what I think. It's obvious that i like the more aggressive stuff but I do have a silent soft side for this kind of stuff. Thank you 👍👏
I totally get it... the beginning just gave me a country-esk type vibe. I now know that his music hits multiple genres. When I get back up and running Jeff Buckley reactions will be from a live performance. Thank you for your view & comment :)
I know not this Buckley of Jeffness...Yup...sounds a bit like country, but I haven't clawed my ears out so, not too shabby. It seems like some solid shag music. Some of the riffs in the music sound like Floyd for a millisecond!😮😮 I dig this, it's alllllright! Bringing the reactions like milk on cereal!!🙌😁👏🤘
The maniac of all the maniacs in the house! Not clawing out your ears hahaha... I'm glad that you aren't doing that 😋. Sounds like a mix of all types of music but it has a lot of potential. Thanks for the support my Cuban brother 👏👊✌🙃
Shag music? It's a song about a girl he loves that kills herself (it opens at her funeral), he feels responsible, he's in never ending pain and can't stop thinking "You should've come over" ...and he's in denial about it all to boot because he keeps telling himself 'cuz it's not too late".
Thank you thank you thank you. I will never get over his loss and Chris Cornell..... Please react to Jeff Buckley -Grace (BBC late show) I like your style buddy
Grace is probably more your speed for sure. You would probably like it. It has more of a rock vibe for sure. It also displays his vocals even more and his range.
When it's your very first time listening to an artist a "reaction" with a good amount of dialogue is common. I get what you're saying but put yourself in a stranger's shoes. Regardless, we as humans are unique... our personalities are different which produces a different style. Honestly, I find it boring when a reactor just sits there and doesn't say much until the song is over. I want to hear them touch on the little nuances within a song. Pausing it every 15 seconds is a different story... either way, I appreciate you checking this one out. I was just talking to a good friend (who loves Jeff Buckley) and told him that I need to do a live version of one of his songs. I've been told that's where he shines. Thank you!
Would love to see you react to him live from chicago, whole another level I would recommend "Mojo pin" Jimmy page and robert plant were big fans of him
Hello @mikey cole... you say Deftones?? I know some of their radio music but that's about all. Rosemary a good one? I'm totally open for it but I need to make sure their record label is not a bunch of pricks. Any other reaction channels do that one? Let me know, thank you!! Peace ✌👊
When Atlantic signed him, they thought they had another Leonard Cohen or other great, long term artist who would record and sell records forever. Shame he went so young.
Thank you thank you thank you. I will never get over his loss and Chris Cornell..... Hey dude great reaction.. If you could react to Deftones rosemary I think you will love it ✌️
I totally get it and you're very welcome! I am lining up Chris Cornell doing a Prince cover... might even get to recording it today. I think it's called "Nothing Compares to You". Much more to come from my channel. The 90s is probably my favorite era of music :) Thank you and I hope you have an awesome Wednesday 👍💥
I reacted to Grace and seen another level to his vocals... I'm digging that song more than this one but that doesn't take away from how good this one is. Thank you so much for the view and sorry my response is so damn late 👏✌
@@DannymikReacts if you'd like to, we can discuss it. Otherwise put me in a box just like classifying this Beautiful piece of Music. as rock v country. Absurd.
@@DannymikReacts if you'd like to, we can discuss it. Otherwise put me in a box just like classifying this Beautiful piece of Music. as rock v country. Absurd.
@@DannymikReacts if you'd like to, we can discuss it. Otherwise put me in a box just like classifying this Beautiful piece of Music. as rock v country. Absurd.
I'm sure by now you know that there is no country in jeff. His dad was famous60's folk singer how committed suicide at 30 jeff committed suicide at 29 what a waste of talent we never got to see grow older. There is plenty of stuff out there to listen to and watch
That's the beauty of doing a reaction to an artist you never heard and judged in the past... that attitude has changed and I'm gearing up to react to another Jeff Buckley song. Hate me or not respect me all you want for my initial ignorance... you didn't even get to the end of my reaction without judging me just like I did with him before listening to a single verse of his music. Regardless, hope you're doing well and staying healthy. Peace ✌
Shout out to @Jeff Buckley for this request as well as @John Campbell for also showing an interest in this reaction. All your requests and suggestions will be considered so comment with them down below. Lots of growth with the channel so thank you all soooo much. Lots of love to everyone!!
FYI he was the guitar player on that song as well
The best version of this song is Live From New York!
@@BrianLee-cq2hc for me, it's the Chicago version. There's something about that performance that puzzles me more than the others.
My heart swells to see people discover Jeff Buckley. Amazing artist, beautiful song with the best lyric ever "she's the tear that hangs inside my soul forever,"
I still sob 26 years later
Truly a tragic event that took him. Thank you for your time!
Every vocal coach that reacts to jeff live say he is 100 per cent perfect..their faces when they hear him live is priceless..
Great choice, saw him live in '95 or '96 in Paradiso, Amsterdam. A true artist. He went so young... :-(
MatrixView you’re so lucky
I feel so fortunate to have seen Jeff live as well. Saw him in 95 at Roseland Ballroom in NYC then again at an industry event @ The Knitting Factory and lastly New Years Eve at The Mercury Lounge (NYC) It was a religious experience watching him perform. No other artist touched me the way Jeff did. He was otherworldly ...
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Oh my word. So lucky to have seen this man perform before he passed.
Really????????? OMG you're extremely lucky!!!!!!
Jeff Buckley is a balladeer. Not Country. He was into Nina Samone.
nothing wrong with country
He was mostly bluesy-jazzy-rock-ish...but this track was pure gospel blues in its highest form. Such a beautiful moment in music.
I had no idea what to expect... I was totally out in the deep end. He seems like one of those artist that you appreciate the more you get into him. Thank u for your time. Happy new year!!
Heavily rock influenced, Led Zeppelin and Plants vocals were his biggest influence growing up. His second record is mostly alt rock
You should listen to grace by Jeff Buckley. Jeff was also an amazing guitarist and vocalist. His live performances are something
to behold.
yes!! Grace is amazing!!!
Yes! His live performance on the BBC Late Show in my opinion is the best live recording of Grace
Alex Kleiner prefer the version in Melbourne
He’s the reason Radiohead exists. Haha. Country???? It’s all soul brother.
Pretty sure Radiohead released an album before jeff buckley did.
@@ScottysVise thom yorke himself said he went to go see jeff buckley live and that gave him the confidence to sing in falsetto. So Radiohead would still exist, but without falsetto and probably all the weirdness that defined them
"as the shoes fill up with water" it's so insane that he literally predicts his death so specifically in every song...
its a coincidence, katinka
@@ibuprofriends still crazy
The small independent artists are the real artists. A lot of the well known musicians sell their soul to get to where they are. There is a revolution going on and we will see a transformation in the arts very soon, so thanks for sharing a talent who is not very well known.
It's my pleasure to do this reaction. RIP to Jeff Buckley! I can see a slow shift of more independent artists starting to rise to the top. It's all about who you know in the music industry and that doesn't always mean that the top artists have the most talent. It's unfortunate but it is what it is. I hope you have a great day and thank you for the view/comment ✌👏
go check out Jeff's only album "Grace" surprisingly..this isnt new music AT ALL lol...this song came out in 1994! if you can believe that!..i know it sounds VERY modern!
I am not trying to word it better.
I will say this he has a real talent, voice is great, nice control of his notes. Total folky, bluesy, soulful song here and I love this kinda stuff. Not sure about the country you speak of but folky and country are kinda similar. Very emotional towards the end there, like you said its like watching a movie with a guy in serious pain. RIP to Jeff never heard of him before this reaction, I will be searching for more of his stuff for sure now. Great reaction Danny!
bro..Jeff is awesome! he had 1 album in his lifetime, but the songs on it r the best! check out his song "Grace" its out of this world! and its COMPLETELY different than lover, you should've come over! ua-cam.com/video/xxjBHKNSM38/v-deo.html
You will not be disappointed,
Grace is one of the most amazing albums of all time. It's great to see a new generation discovering him, and probably more so now than when he was with us. It's so sad to think about how much we lost when he passed away, there must have been several more albums in him that we'll never get to hear. I would recommend watching Mojo Pin live in Chicago, one of the most incredible performances of his ever caught on video.
And live at sin-e too a lot of cover songs and early versions of songs that were on grace. Sweet thing and just like a women are just out of this world good.
A great musician or song never really care about a genre or style. Buckley never really care how a song interpreted by others, IMHO. This particular song were mixed of many genre but again Jeff never really care. If your a Metal head listen to his song called " GRACE".
Thank you thank you thank you. I will never get over his loss and Chris Cornell.....
Stefanie Brauer I completely agree with your statement 😭
Me three, love Jeff and Chris
I believe the instrument in the intro is a harmonium, which a type of pump or reed organ.
It is Accordion. Common in a funeral.
@@junlugod3177 in the case of this song, it's a harmonium
The reason for that instrument is that jeff buckley was a huge fan boy of nusret fateh ali khan who uses that instrument in all of his songs,
Chris Cornell said he inspired him, he wanted to be like him especially his song Grace, and also Robert Plant said he seen Buckely performing and was blown away by his voice. His voice is unreal and amazing. Look up the interviews when they talk about him.
Yes the red phone at Chris solo concerts was Jeff's Phone......both Chris and Jeff of Irish Decent
Your ears just got a treat, song is such a brilliant , beautiful work of art
In the 80s, Jeff played guitar in a few different hair metal and other rock bands. He was always a guitarist first and used to stun people with his spot on spontaneous riffs from famous artists.
From the couple videos I've reacted to I would've never guessed that he was all about his guitar work in those early years. His voice is unique in my opinion, but not in a bad way. So far I've enjoyed his style. Thank you for taking the time to check this one out :)
The reason for that instrument is that jeff buckley was a huge fan of nusret fateh ali khan who uses that instrument in all of his songs. jeff took lot of aspiration from his style
Bro...thank you SO much for reacting to this!! the reason Jeff is not more mainstream is because of his drowning death in 1997 at just 30...also, sadly, he had, only 1 album that came out before his death, it was called "Grace" it initially had poor sales but has since become known as one of the greatest albums ever made!! i read on Jeff's wiki page that...G Magazine named "Grace" the 13th best album of all time (out of 500) I've also come to discover that Jeff is Robert Plant"s(of Led Zeppelin) favorite singer! which is amazing lol But in terms of Jeff's music, it can definitely have a country vibe, though i would consider it Alternative/Progressive rock...."Lover, You Should've come over" is Jeff's tamest and softest song FORSURE, lol. the rest of the album is more rock-sounding AND guitar-driven, i promise! I bet a question most would have....is that the top of Jeff's range? and my man! it's not even close!...in the title track of the album, in a song also called "Grace" he lets out a 15 SECOND high note!! that rivals Freddie Mercury, Devin Townsend...and most importantly.....DIMASH!!! lmao If you wanted to hear Jeff turn up the heat both vocally AND Instrumentally, please, Give "Grace" a listen, it will shock you that its the same guy!! Danny you are AWESOME! the kind of dude i would want to sit down and have a beer with! much love from NC brotha!! ua-cam.com/video/xxjBHKNSM38/v-deo.html
@Jeff Buckley Robert Plant has never called Jeff Buckley his favourite singer. He has merely complimented him and said that Jeff was a better singer than he is.
When providing links, it’s best to use official ones, as fan uploads tend to have diluted audio quality. I also suggested that he check out the BBC Late Show version, as I think Jeff shines more in a live setting.
@Jeff Buckley What’s the problem? I simply corrected your statement about Robert Plant. I didn’t mean any disrespect.
Additionally, I merely suggested that it is a better idea to use official audio links because when comparing fan uploads with those from official channels, the former are of poorer quality. For optimal sound it is preferable to go with the official links.
I disagree that this is hus tamest and softest song. It's on the same album side as Hallelujah and Corpus Cristy Carol, and the Lilac Wine, New Year's Prayer... Even the previous I've at Sin-é version.
Totally my pleasure, Bro!! I LOVE learning about new acts and experiencing an artist that I wouldn't have if it wasn't for this channel. Jeff Buckley is a total mystery to me and it will require diving further into his catalog. Grace might be a good one to take a look at. My buddy that is a fan of him was also happy that I did this one. Stay in touch and thanks so much 👏👊
@@DannymikReacts Grace.has a Zeppelin influence. The album is my all time favorite. There are a couple of songs I would never listen to on their own, but they work as a whole. The production is fantastic.
Tear that hangs inside my soul forever.....one of the greatest lines u missed like everything..
Jeff Buckley had, in my opinion, the greatest and most angelic, purest, powerful, human, expressive, freeing, soulful voice in music history. We will never hear a voice as strong, clear, good, and natural as Buckley's. He was a once-in-a-lifetime gift that is comparable to no-one. Greatest songwriter, greatest lyricist, a poet in the truest sense. the type of lyrics Jeff would write is such language we may not see again in modern popular music. he was a real, authentic, honest spirit amongst the blistering hurricane of life, and chose to be different, avant-garde and fresh. he was a million lightyears ahead of what an artist is even capable of doing, especially back then. Jeff played an insane amount of instruments proficiently to a high, professional level, and was a visionary for his artistic work. He saw things that many people didn't, he was observant, perceptive and philosophical in themes like nature, politics, death & the world. A musical legend gone way too soon. I hope he's in a better, more peaceful place. R.I.P. Jeff Buckley (1966-1997) you were able to transform your sorrow, tragedy and pain into beautiful, heart wrenching music.
Released on August 23, 1994. He drowned on his was to record his second album in 1997.
All vocals, guitars and keyboards on this track by Jeff. He's all over the place musically. He covers about 6 genres on this album, including what sounds like an 18th century hymn.
Produced by Andy Wallace who mixed Rage Against the Machine's debut.
One of my favorite songs period.
His father was Tim Buckley, a folk singer in the late 60s early 70s before dying young. Jeff barely knew him but has a similar look and vocals.
Eternal Life is the hardest song (usually played with proto-punks MC5's Kick Out the Jams), and the live version is harder. Grace is Led Zeppelin influenced. Hallelujah is his most famous song. A cover of a cover of a Leonard Cohen song (with the altered lyrics John Cale used in his version). A couple songs have a Radiohead vibe, though predated that era of Radiohead's sound.
He was nominated for a Grammy for best vocal performance for one of the studio demos for his posthumous 2nd album. Another song from that album became the theme song for the show The Dead Zone for their early seasons.
He became friends with a lot of musicians including Chris Cornell who helped put together that 2nd album and wrote a song for him on his own album Euphoria Morning.
His roadie/guitar tech as seen in the outstanding DVD Live in Chicago (all on UA-cam) became the singer of the band Ours and has a Jeff inspired sound.
Glad you liked it. At some point, I've owned just about every CD they put out for him, which is a lot considering he only released a 4 song live EP (now a packed 2CD/1DVD set), and one album (also available as a 2CD/1DVD set) while alive.
Also, there is a UA-camr Mojopin1983 who found this from an interview with a woman who was Jeff's friend. It was shot in 1992, before he was signed. There is a brief shot near the end of him. He would play solo but on electric guitar. This was a Cafe called Sin-é and after he was signed the EP was properly titled Live at Sin-é. All just him and his Telecaster. The music (and banter) on the expanded version is extraordinary.
ua-cam.com/video/XltMQ0Z19FU/v-deo.html
@John Campbell Correction: the roadie seen in Live in Chicago isn’t Jimmy Gnecco. That guy’s name is Randy Burrow (I think that’s how his last name is spelled). Jimmy Gnecco wasn’t really a roadie of Jeff’s. I think he once did some adjustments on Jeff’s guitar, and that’s about it. He never toured with Jeff.
@@MojoPin1983 Ah. I was at a tiny (now closed) club in LA and my friend, who is a singer, pointed out that Jimmy Gnecco was at the next table and she's the one who told me that was him in the Live in Chicago DVD. Never trust a pop star(ish). (She sang on a hit in the UK about 20 years ago.)
One of the all time best! So miss Jeff Buckley! There are so many stunning songs and performances. Love his live performance of Hallelujah!! He also does a set on I think it is the BBC show. Really brilliant! We (the entire music community) all sobbed when he passed. So tragic. Glad you found him. You must listen to him live too. The Grace album is stunning! He had some Americana vibes, def a father of indie rock.
Hallelujah studio: ua-cam.com/video/y8AWFf7EAc4/v-deo.html
Hallelujah live in Chicago (my fav): ua-cam.com/video/2YjbJTS5C_I/v-deo.html
lets quote that too "One of the all time best" PPL NEED TO REALIZE THAT!! lol
It's never too late to get into Jeff's music. He has harder sounding songs to check out.And live.
I agree with you 100%. I do have to check out react to his live stuff... and something a little heavier would be great. Thank you for your interest and comment :)
Jeff Buckley is amazing! My god I love his skill and just his range as well
My favorite song by him was 'what will you say,' then my mind was blown seeing the live version of 'grace!'
I am feeling it in my gut!!!! Whew I like 💙💓
that's what i like to hear!!! lol
I totally get it... depressing song but the sound of it brings on emotions in the gut. Thank you, Jackie 👏😉👍
Damm, I get chills and a lump in my throat, listening to Jeff Buckley. There's no one like Jeff, and he's not country!
I feel like he's his owner genre, or at least it's hard to place him in 1. Thank you for your time!!
Hi Danny
Sorry i haven't been here for some time.
I am trying to catch up on everyone channel.
I want to say that Jeff Buckley sound so cool and peaceful i love the country style of this song.
How the words and the music came together.
thanks bro! Jeff is amazing, i would recommend his song grace as well, its completely different than lover, you should;ve come over! ua-cam.com/video/xxjBHKNSM38/v-deo.html
It;s called a harmonium, it's like a small organ that you use one hand to play the keys and one you use to push air through the reeds. It's used for small funeral processions, you can also find them being used by the Hare krishna's when chanting in small temple rooms. If used right they're great instruments.
You would really like many of Jeff's other wonderful songs. Mojo Pin, Grace, Last goodbye, Dream brother..and others. Such an amazing talent.
I especially like Last Goodbye.
Hey bro, my cousin, who went by the screen name "Jeff Buckley" he actually died in a car accident last year, he was only 24. i been going back through some of the videos we used to watch together and im seeing his old comments and things. i wanted to thank you for reacting to his request, i remember, him and i watching ur vids and having a great time, much love to you Danny and may my cousin RIP.
Wow, I can't believe what I just read. I haven't heard from him in a long time and often wonder where he went. I want to say that I'm soooo sorry. My prayers and condolences to all of you. Your cousin was one of my subscribers that talked with my very often. His love for Jeff Buckley's music was very evident. This news genuinely touches my heart and I sit here with tears in my eyes. Incredibly sad news! I feel it in my heart to dedicate a future Jeff Buckley reaction to your cousin (if I can get my ass going with these once again).
Thank you for reaching out to me... it really does mean a lot. I appreciated him and now you for enjoying some of my content. I didn't even know him personally but it feels like I lost an old friend. Again, I'm very sorry :(
@@DannymikReacts Hey Danny, so sorry it's taken me this long to get back to ya. i just wanted to say thank you for everything, my cousin was definitely a very passionate person, he was cancer survivor and never took anything for granted...i read through the comments and noticed u 2 really did talk ALOT. it's cool he made that connection with u like that. a future reaction would be fantastic, i dont want u to feel obligated tho. JB had a song my cousin really like called Mojo Pin. whether u can do it or not doesnt matter, i just appreciate the love man. honestly.
I’ve been going down the rabbit hole of JB tunes and seeing your cousin’s comments everywhere. So sorry to now read this. Damn.. so young. My condolences, man. 💔
@@richardcomer6725 You dont know how much that means man, thank u.
Jace I am very sorry for you and your families loss...he sounded like a warrior, no wonder loved Jeff's music soo much ....way way too young ....I bet he having long talks up above with his hero ...peace
Please react to Jeff Buckley -Grace (BBC late show)
Jeff is honestly dope! My first time listening to him I was blown away, about how good his music is
Another song of Jeff "Last goodbye" is amazing
I love watching videos of people discovering Jeff for the first time, you’re in for a treat ! All his songs are so different l can’t recommend his albums enough (I’m not even into rock music lol)
His father had an amazing voice too, thet were so very similar ..Tim Buckley he was way ahead of his time
I didn't even know that Jeff's dad was a musician so thanks for educating me with that!
@@DannymikReacts well you are in for a treat !! Tim had a beautiful voice , and rhythm..the two are very very similar....Thanks to you too
I think that this is really a perfect song. Maybe the most perfect song! And, presuming with your Buffalo attire, Go Bills!!!!!
After reading this comment it reminded me that it's time to give this one another listen... it's been too long. And yes, Buffalo born right here... go Bills & Sabres :)
Thank you!!
I wish i discover Jeff Buckley now for the first time, i was 15 years at the time and he's blow my mind (i was a metalhead). Grace is an outstanding album. Music like it should be.
the beginning is accordion playing. years of listening to Weird Al has made it unmistakable.
Hahaha glad Weird Al paid off!! Thank you for the interest and happy holidays ✌
I’m going with a B3 organ on that. Beautiful regardless. This song is simply amazing.
Very interesting. The first couple of minutes actually reminded me of the "More" and "Obscured by Clouds" era Pink Floyd. After that, though, it just became pure emotion. Gonna have to try out more of his stuff. Thanks for sharing.
Nice observation... the guy was so talented!
One of the best reactions to one of the best songs ever
Thank you so much for that. It's funny you say that because recently I received a comment that I talked too much so they clicked off. It's a "reaction" so I don't think that holding my emotions or thoughts back is what the viewers want (or they could just watch the original video). RIP to Jeff Buckley 🙏🙌
The instrument at the beginning is a harmonium. It’s a small desktop reed organ with a hand-operated bellows that pushes air through the reeds. Indian in origin.
Awesome, thank you for offering up that information. I really like the sound of it, something I don't hear in the music I typically listen to. I truly appreciate your time viewing this one 🙌✌
Not familiar with Jeff Buckley but this one was really soothing on the ears. Kind of a depressing vibe but the music was great! Great find, Danny!
I'm very foreign to him as well but I will give him another listen or 2 to see what I think. It's obvious that i like the more aggressive stuff but I do have a silent soft side for this kind of stuff. Thank you 👍👏
@@DannymikReacts I recommend you give Grace a listen. He has a pretty wide stylistic range.
Wow! Love his vocals in this one. Slow and beautiful!
Totally agree with you on this. This song has a unique melody but I TRULY enjoy it....more so now than the reaction. Thank you so much ✌👏
Great video bro amazing reacting love it all 🔥
This video was gratifying to watch.
I really enjoyed this reaction ! good listening man !
Glad you enjoyed and I truly appreciate your view and comment 👏💪
just because it has acoustic doesnt mean its country its mor jazzy and blues chords
I totally get it... the beginning just gave me a country-esk type vibe. I now know that his music hits multiple genres. When I get back up and running Jeff Buckley reactions will be from a live performance. Thank you for your view & comment :)
I know not this Buckley of Jeffness...Yup...sounds a bit like country, but I haven't clawed my ears out so, not too shabby. It seems like some solid shag music. Some of the riffs in the music sound like Floyd for a millisecond!😮😮 I dig this, it's alllllright! Bringing the reactions like milk on cereal!!🙌😁👏🤘
The maniac of all the maniacs in the house! Not clawing out your ears hahaha... I'm glad that you aren't doing that 😋. Sounds like a mix of all types of music but it has a lot of potential. Thanks for the support my Cuban brother 👏👊✌🙃
Shag music? It's a song about a girl he loves that kills herself (it opens at her funeral), he feels responsible, he's in never ending pain and can't stop thinking "You should've come over" ...and he's in denial about it all to boot because he keeps telling himself 'cuz it's not too late".
@@pleromicpastry5445 Solid shag music
I like the movie analogy.. well said!
Thank you for the comment and view... lots of emotion at the end of this song.
Thank you thank you thank you. I will never get over his loss and Chris Cornell.....
Please react to Jeff Buckley -Grace (BBC late show)
I like your style buddy
One of the greatest album no one knows. Such a shame. I hope with time more and more will discover him and he will get the recognition he deserves ❤
Goosebumps💋💖
He's good... REALLY good! I reacted to Grace as well. Next up will be a reaction to one of his live performances. Thank you ✌👏
Grace is probably more your speed for sure. You would probably like it. It has more of a rock vibe for sure. It also displays his vocals even more and his range.
As much as I appreciate first listeners, talk less, listen more as he deserved it.
When it's your very first time listening to an artist a "reaction" with a good amount of dialogue is common. I get what you're saying but put yourself in a stranger's shoes. Regardless, we as humans are unique... our personalities are different which produces a different style. Honestly, I find it boring when a reactor just sits there and doesn't say much until the song is over. I want to hear them touch on the little nuances within a song. Pausing it every 15 seconds is a different story... either way, I appreciate you checking this one out. I was just talking to a good friend (who loves Jeff Buckley) and told him that I need to do a live version of one of his songs. I've been told that's where he shines. Thank you!
You should check out Jeff's live performances. He goes sky high! You would be really impressed! Songs like: mojo pin, grace, last goodbye
That's not an organ in the beginning, it's called harmonium that's used majorly in indian classical music.
Buckley left the world too soon...he was the band!
Jeff Buckley rip
Respect!! Thank you!
Led Zeppelin would often sit row at his concerts.
That is RESPECT! Thank you for the view and comment ✌👏
Would love to see you react to him live from chicago, whole another level
I would recommend "Mojo pin"
Jimmy page and robert plant were big fans of him
Hey dude great reaction.. If you could react to Deftones rosemary I think you will love it ✌️
Hello @mikey cole... you say Deftones?? I know some of their radio music but that's about all. Rosemary a good one? I'm totally open for it but I need to make sure their record label is not a bunch of pricks. Any other reaction channels do that one? Let me know, thank you!! Peace ✌👊
When Atlantic signed him, they thought they had another Leonard Cohen or other great, long term artist who would record and sell records forever. Shame he went so young.
I would've come over.
No shit!
If you like the musicality of this, check out "dream brother" (also by Jeff Buckley)... The drums and bass! And so different from this song.
The pain....yes
Sweet Surrender, Song to the siren
Thank you thank you thank you. I will never get over his loss and Chris Cornell.....
Hey dude great reaction.. If you could react to Deftones rosemary I think you will love it ✌️
I totally get it and you're very welcome! I am lining up Chris Cornell doing a Prince cover... might even get to recording it today. I think it's called "Nothing Compares to You". Much more to come from my channel. The 90s is probably my favorite era of music :)
Thank you and I hope you have an awesome Wednesday 👍💥
Hiiii Dad!!!!
My little guy... love you ❤
Its not a synth, its a Hammond B3 organ
Hanya suara,y saja
Grace, in the 90`s and over it, was the favourite recording of Jimmy Page,
ua-cam.com/video/h6q-7GO0aaw/v-deo.html
Country?!
just because it has acoustic guitars doesnt mean it’s country
Saludos desde México...
Theres a great movie about him and his dad (Tim Buckley) ua-cam.com/video/pyPoTI-59HU/v-deo.html
Grace by Jeff Buckley is better, try if you want
Jeff Buckley. Genre: Jeff Buckley.
I don't have the energy to make videos. Look up colm Wilkinson Gethsemane live version...
country? More like R&B
Harmonium.
Thank you 👍
*harmonium, not an organ
Thank you!!
Listen to grace!
Also the song so real..it has a very unusual chord progression
I can't do reaction videos cuz I fuckin already know good music and IAM not a fake piece of shit..
Country?
Initially is had a little bit of country/folk vibe to it... Jeff was an interesting artist who can fit many genres. Thank you for your interest!
great song. but not even close to his best vocals
I reacted to Grace and seen another level to his vocals... I'm digging that song more than this one but that doesn't take away from how good this one is. Thank you so much for the view and sorry my response is so damn late 👏✌
Unfortunately Jeff drowned
Stopped watching after 10 seconds, u gonna just talk all the way through???? Hmm interesting
It's cool, you do what you gotta do! I know you missed a good one 💪
Children should be seen and not heard.
I'm not sure what you're referring to but thank you for checking this one out :)
@@DannymikReacts if you'd like to, we can discuss it.
Otherwise put me in a box just like classifying this Beautiful piece of Music. as rock v country. Absurd.
@@DannymikReacts if you'd like to, we can discuss it.
Otherwise put me in a box just like classifying this Beautiful piece of Music. as rock v country. Absurd.
@@DannymikReacts if you'd like to, we can discuss it.
Otherwise put me in a box just like classifying this Beautiful piece of Music. as rock v country. Absurd.
Please disregard multiple response.
Don't know how/ why that happened.
No offense intended.
I'm sure by now you know that there is no country in jeff. His dad was famous60's folk singer how committed suicide at 30 jeff committed suicide at 29 what a waste of talent we never got to see grow older. There is plenty of stuff out there to listen to and watch
That's freaking terrible... you're right, wasted talent!! It helps when you know a little more about an artist. Thank you for chiming in!!
you judged min before you heard him....i hame no respect for you at all
That's the beauty of doing a reaction to an artist you never heard and judged in the past... that attitude has changed and I'm gearing up to react to another Jeff Buckley song. Hate me or not respect me all you want for my initial ignorance... you didn't even get to the end of my reaction without judging me just like I did with him before listening to a single verse of his music. Regardless, hope you're doing well and staying healthy. Peace ✌