:: Biography  :: Albums  :: Lyrics

By Pages:   1    2    3    Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about Grace (page 3/ 3) ------ performed by Jeff Buckley the world's gone cold | Reviewer: adelheid | 7/28/06 What can I say..An amazing album. The Vienna choir boy rocking, screaming, crying..How much is it possible to love life ..and "death"? There's all the rock, all the blues, all the country...Heart and soul, a time in hell..mens sana in corpore sano.. Grace | Reviewer: Kate | 9/13/05 Being barley more than a child cannot lavish this wish fancy words and make it sound deep. So I won't. Jeff is truly my favourite musician, I heard his cover of Hallelujah and from that very moment I wanted more. After hearing his album, Grace I asked my brother if he was still maing music, to my horror I learned of his death. Though I old enough to appreaciate music when he was around, now I can, his death makes me grieve deeply, as I'm sure it does to many others. Grace is an album of sheer brilliance and talent. Song like Lover You Should've Come Over will be forever remembered, as will his heartbreakingly beuatiful version of Hallelujah. god´s voice | Reviewer: jacob | 3/15/05 One day, in the summer of 1998 I borrowed a bunch of records from a friend of mine. One of those records was Grace. I still remember the thrill of that first listning, sitting on a chair in front of the speakers I felt like I was being the witness of something huge. It was like nothing I had heard before, so delicate and yet so powerfull, so intense and so true. the song grace was from the first time one of my favorites. SORRY, Im drunk, Icant express myself very well. drinnk a bit of wine , we both might go tomorrow. I love you all Jeff Buckley, the legend | Reviewer: maria | 12/27/04 After his tragic death back in 1997, his voice lives on today, missed by fans. Although sadly gone, he can and never will be forgotten. He soothes his lyrics out to the melodious bliss, "There's the moon asking to stay/Long enough for the clouds to fly me away" and adds incidently, unknowingly of his fate "Well it's my time coming/I'm not afraid to die/My fading voice sings of love/But she cries to the clicking of time/Of time." Because of the lyrically and musically sound Jeff Buckley, he is the creation of the bands of today. Radiohead, for example, who have also covered Jeff's tracks and clearly have a huge influence from the sheer brilliance. His unique and admittingly sensual vocals compliment his unmistakebly beautiful lyrics, which will enlighten the listener and create a scenic wonderland in their mind. The lyrics are relatable to real life, for many situations, moods and feelings that anyone can go through in their lives. His album also named 'Grace' can be proudly named one of the best albums that can ever be and ever will be written/recorded by anyone in the future. No albums/singles can ever compete with the lyrical/vocal/musical greatness of Jeff Buckley's part. It features 'Last Goodbye,' another perfect example of Jeff's musical luxury. A tragic death of a legend. He will sadly be missed. Rest in peace Jeff. Your music will live on and run continuously in our hearts and in our minds forever. R.I.P Jeff...:-( | Reviewer: Rachel Branson :D | 10/20/04 The whole album is good, but this has always been my favourite. Listen with joy. Beauty, you need to listen to it in someone's arms, with a mug of tea. RIP Jeff. Froggy | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/6/04 great great song, the voice, the voice unbelievable. Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   1    2    3