Sherelle, i just want to add an old fashioned "me too" to what others have said as reagrds Jeff Buckley. I'm 20 years of age, and so i was at the "discovering" good music age when Jeff Buckley hit the scene. He was, at first, very alternative; and since friends of mine at the time strived to be just this they really admired Buckley. And that's without even considering the mans immense talent! To say that he is an integral part of the soundtrack of my life would be an understatement. Before i ever became captivated with Joni Mitchell or Fleetwood Mac or Patti Smith there was Smashing Pumpkins, Nirvana, Hole, Tori Amos, and Jeff Buckley. If i could choose to be able to sing like anyone, it would indeed be Jeff Buckley. The album "Grace" is usually going for mid price in HMV. I would class it as one of those albums that everyone should have. Repeating what has been said, the album is not entirely in the vein of that song. There came a point, among people i know certainly, when it seemed as if everyone was buying this album. My father (all due respect, he does have good musical taste...remind me to tell you sometime to tell you about going to see Roxy Music with him:-) loves Grace, so that proves it...Jeff Buckley isn't exactly "alternative" any more. Of course, who is to say what is? Mystery White Boy is an awesome album too. It was released last year and captivates me every time. The version of Hallelujah on there is great. Didn't Bono cover this song too for some tribute album to Leonard Cohen??? Now, that i'd like to hear. GARRET (in a chatty mood right now:-) NP- Patti Smith- Summer Cannibals PS- I know that Jeff plays guitar on a Patti track, now if i could just remember which one it is......
