Just listened to this and really liked it. Opinions and anything else similar?
Just listened to this and really liked it. Opinions and anything else similar?
Nathan Brooks
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Jackson Wilson
It's a grower, I came to love it after a few listens. He's probably my favorite vocalist ever.
Brayden Thompson
Yee boi. There's a couple similar songs on Sketches for My Sweetheart the Drunk. Warpaint is also pretty good
William Jenkins
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Jaxson Bennett
There's the Elliott Smith, Nick Drake route.
You could try his father Tim Buckley.
Jeff fits into that 90s mold of Radiohead and other mopey rock though.
Matthew Long
There is really no one like Jeff Buckley.
Adam Sullivan
Trips don't lie. Dubs take note...
Aiden Young
(Further) He's one of my favorite musicians to cover. Even when he's covering other musicians like Hallelujah (Leonard Cohen).
Christopher Cruz
I actually prefer him as a performer rather than a songwriter. (Live at Sin-e > Grace)
I feel like Jeff didn't have enough time to really come into his own as a songwriter despite how one of a kind he truly is. That being said, Hallelujah is the only Leonard Cohen cover that exists as far as I'm concerned.
Luis Long
Not a bad point at all. That was an incredible performance. Chicago was not bad also, although different scale of venue. Sketches showed a bit of where he was headed, and I really wish that could've become an album.
Matthew Ward
Great album. Always feel like I'm drowning in the emotion that it elicits.
Jaxson Bennett
Is that james franco?
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Wyatt Peterson
I dug it but I'll wait a while before I relisten
Evan Lewis
I can honestly say this is my favourite album ever (so far). When he hits that high note in Grace around the end, it never fails to give me shivers.
Try his other releases, like said, Sin-e is an incredible performance too.
Ian Bennett
I looked it up, it ain't Franco.
James Cruz
really amazing vocalist and underrated guitarist. So delicate.
Tyler Thomas
I'd recommend watching some of his live stuff.
Josiah Howard
It's highly overrated but a decent album, nowhere near the heights of Tim Buckley though, he has at least three albums that make this completely forgettable in comparison
Evan Baker
It's sad to think that one of the most beautiful singing voices of his generation was used in its final moments to scream and cry for help.
Jordan Ward
I doubt he could be heard underneath the water. But it is sad that a talent like that died so young. Same with his father.
Mason Reed
nah, you're wrong