Hard not to compare generations. I haven't heard much of Tim and this song definitely makes me more interested. His voice is not exactly the same as Jeff, but the similarity is haunting. The range, the power and control is all there.
Jeff Buckley was a huge talent, and might well have gone on to be be as great as his dad, had he not been taken so tragically young. But seriously, this song is Exhibit A that Tim was the once-in-a-lifetime phenomenon. Tim Buckley sounded like he came from another planet. He was touched with genius. This is one of the most nakedly carnal songs I've ever heard.
Tre, you were one of the first, if not the first, reactors on TH-cam. So, I'm grateful that you got around to this masterpiece that I've listened to for more than 45 years.
loved this slbum from the 70s .. greetings from LA '74 ... any music lover in older yrs would have this lp ... was said ... what hendrix could do on his guitar , tim could do with his voice .. but ... alas .. another 28? yr old herion overdose .. but thing about 8/9 records ... every one raves about jeff his song but TIM had the voice ... the whole album . greetins from LA '74 is so worth listening to from start to finish .. top album , masterpiece ....
Tre, here's one that's hard to find on YT. At least, give it a listen. Voodoo Chile, the long, studio version by Hendrix from his album Electric Ladyland. th-cam.com/video/DLGl8Oc484Q/w-d-xo.html
Mary: the slow blues Voodoo Child or his iconic Voodoo Chile: Slight Return? I dig all the alien vibe but I'm partial to the water themes on the album, especially 1983...
Hard not to compare generations. I haven't heard much of Tim and this song definitely makes me more interested. His voice is not exactly the same as Jeff, but the similarity is haunting. The range, the power and control is all there.
Jeff Buckley was a huge talent, and might well have gone on to be be as great as his dad, had he not been taken so tragically young. But seriously, this song is Exhibit A that Tim was the once-in-a-lifetime phenomenon. Tim Buckley sounded like he came from another planet. He was touched with genius. This is one of the most nakedly carnal songs I've ever heard.
The whole album IS a masterpiece. Ditto.
Tre, you were one of the first, if not the first, reactors on TH-cam. So, I'm grateful that you got around to this masterpiece that I've listened to for more than 45 years.
Sorry, I meant one the first reactors that I discovered.
loved this slbum from the 70s .. greetings from LA '74 ... any music lover in older yrs would have this lp ... was said ... what hendrix could do on his guitar , tim could do with his voice .. but ... alas .. another 28? yr old herion overdose .. but thing about 8/9 records ... every one raves about jeff his song but TIM had the voice ... the whole album . greetins from LA '74 is so worth listening to from start to finish .. top album , masterpiece ....
I actually wore out 3 copies of this album on vinyl over the years . The sexiest album ever.
You understand this album,this man is talking about everyday life back then and it’s still relevant today, the guy is a poet
Tre, here's one that's hard to find on YT. At least, give it a listen. Voodoo Chile, the long, studio version by Hendrix from his album Electric Ladyland. th-cam.com/video/DLGl8Oc484Q/w-d-xo.html
Mary: the slow blues Voodoo Child or his iconic Voodoo Chile: Slight Return? I dig all the alien vibe but I'm partial to the water themes on the album, especially 1983...
@@jiminut Yes, those are great too. Love that album as well as Axis Bold as Love.
The sound track to my love life in the days I had hair .