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Tim Buckley — Pleasant Street
Album: Goodbye And Hello
Avg rating:
6.6

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Total ratings: 1767









Released: 1967
Length: 5:11
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You don't remember what to say
You don't remember what to do
You don't remember where to go
You don't remember what to choose
You wheel, you steal, you feel, you kneel down

All the stony people
Walking 'round in Christian licorice clothes
I can't hesitate
And I can't wait
For Pleasant Street

The sunshine reminds you of concreted skies
You thought you were flying but you opened your eyes
And you found yourself falling back to yesterday's lies
Hello, Pleasant Street, you know she's back again
You wheel, you steal, you feel, you kneel down

All the stony people
Walking 'round in Christian licorice clothes
I can't hesitate
And I can't wait
For Pleasant Street

At twilight your lover comes to your room
He'll spin you, he'll weave you 'round his emerald loom
And softly you'll whisper all around his ear
"Sweet lover, I love Pleasant Street
I wheel, I steal, I feel my way down to kneel"

All the stony people
Walking 'round in Christian licorice clothes
I can't hesitate
And I can't wait
For Pleasant Street

You don't remember what to say
You don't remember what to do
You don't remember which way to go
You don't remember who to choose
You wheel, you steal, you feel, you kneel down
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 pollyh wrote:
Wow..14(++) years of blissing out on Bill’s/William’s  most excellent playlist. LLRP!!



Posted 3 days ago by pollyh    [ Reply ]
 pollyh wrote:

maybe you had to be there, but this record was groundbreaking when it came out and his voice still gives me chills. so raw, powerful, and full of complex emotions. i crank it every time it comes on—thanks Bill for mixing it up.



Posted 3 days ago by pollyh    [ Reply ]
 thundrpants wrote:

Just noticed that the last paragraph in the bio says that Jeff Buckley died of an overdose, but that was Tim. Sadly, his son Jeff drowned in 1997. Equally talented.



I went through the whole monster and found that error as well. Got to be record for RP bio length...
Posted 4 weeks ago by forthbrdge    [ Reply ]
 Kaw wrote:


I know that feeling. My last work place was full of old intelligent people and they introduced me to many good bands I never heard from. RP was embraced and as far as I know they still listen to it.

My current workplace however... I tried RP but 90% of the music is described as weird and ugly by my coworkers. They prefer the local music station with baboon music.


You need to find a new zoo to work at. 
Posted 5 months ago by dcruzj    [ Reply ]
Amazing. He looks so much like his son Jeff. But is there a better voice
 .So sad about the two of them.

Is there a better version of Lenard Cohen's brilliant song than Jeff Buckley?

Miss them both.
Posted 10 months ago by pburrow328    [ Reply ]
 flyboy wrote:

10/08/2024 Lyrics are messed up.  Looks like several other songs' lyrics put together.



Thought I was going to be listing to this song for all eternity. 
Posted 11 months ago by radioparadise38    [ Reply ]
10/08/2024 Lyrics are messed up.  Looks like several other songs' lyrics put together.
Posted 11 months ago by flyboy    [ Reply ]
Just noticed that the last paragraph in the bio says that Jeff Buckley died of an overdose, but that was Tim. Sadly, his son Jeff drowned in 1997. Equally talented.
Posted 1 year ago by thundrpants    [ Reply ]
You recently played Sweet Surrender.  Sounded good.
so I plugged thru several of Tim Buckleys songs on YouTube.  Hard work.  Drones on a bit.
This one is the same.
try Hong Kong Bar..
Posted 1 year ago by billjacky    [ Reply ]
Tim Buckley doesn’t get enough play. 6.6 avg rating is a real surprise. For me a 9.
Posted 1 year ago by iloveradio    [ Reply ]
Outstanding; one of my favorite TB songs. Thanks Michael for introducing me long ago to TB.
Posted 2 years ago by iloveradio    [ Reply ]
 inbagt wrote:

What's going on here. Is he peering at us through a Jeweler's Loup?! Or did someone play a joke on him by giving him a black eye with a fake telescope?


If you can find an old album cover, you will see it's a Pepsi bottle cap. I'm guessing Pepsi's lawyers had a problem with that.

On the back cover, the missing word of the album title is superimposed.

You can see them both clearly on the Amazon listing for the 2017 reissue (50th anniversary edition): 
Posted 2 years ago by ba2kell    [ Reply ]
So beautiful, so tragic. Damn.
c.
Posted 2 years ago by cc_rider    [ Reply ]
Can certainly hear where Doves got inspiration for their track Here It Comes
Posted 2 years ago by CCSandman    [ Reply ]
"Christian licorice clothes": great image
Posted 2 years ago by xcranky_yankee    [ Reply ]
The amazing thing about this song is that it must be considered against the backdrop of its 1967 vintage. Really iconoclastic.
Posted 2 years ago by S-curvy    [ Reply ]
Tim Buckley.
Now exposed to this, I see he is someone I had missed. 
#10 to signal my enjoyment.
Posted 2 years ago by KevB    [ Reply ]
10 from me. 
Posted 2 years ago by joko63808    [ Reply ]
Oops… meant Tim not Jeff.
Posted 3 years ago by Fergs    [ Reply ]
Great song! Didn’t know who Jeff Buckley was until RP. It’s great to have a streaming service like RP that doesn’t play the usual junk.
Posted 3 years ago by Fergs    [ Reply ]
This an excellent album from start to finish. 6.5 rating for this, really?
Posted 3 years ago by iloveradio    [ Reply ]
 Geecheeboy wrote:

My 25 year old office mate asked "is that Janis Joplin?" This 50 yo never heard of Tim Buckley, either. Sorry guys. I live in a musical vacuum. Thank GOD for RP.



I know that feeling. My last work place was full of old intelligent people and they introduced me to many good bands I never heard from. RP was embraced and as far as I know they still listen to it.

My current workplace however... I tried RP but 90% of the music is described as weird and ugly by my coworkers. They prefer the local music station with baboon music.
Posted 3 years ago by Kaw    [ Reply ]
...lucky enough to experience him @ the Lincoln Center long ago....and thank you Tim for your son Jeff....
Posted 3 years ago by jef    [ Reply ]
His voice is amazing, but I honestly thought I was listening to a woman before I looked to see who it was. 

I still can't believe this was recorded in 1967.
Posted 3 years ago by smartn1    [ Reply ]
Not quite sure why the most common score given to this is a 7, I find it extraordinary! 
Posted 3 years ago by jpeaton    [ Reply ]
Getting poked in the eye makes me smile!
Posted 3 years ago by Rockit999    [ Reply ]
 whomhow wrote:

5.9? How come?!? 8.




Caterwauling? 
Posted 4 years ago by kazoo    [ Reply ]
What's going on here. Is he peering at us through a Jeweler's Loup?! Or did someone play a joke on him by giving him a black eye with a fake telescope?
Posted 4 years ago by inbagt    [ Reply ]
Common this is a ten,  shivers anytime it goes on, Written at 19years old...
I'm trying to learn it, the chords, the lyrics, the different live versions...
I won't be able to match that voice but i'm ready to scream.
Posted 4 years ago by vincent7771lebert    [ Reply ]
 Arnold_Hopkins wrote:
 
 
Haha! "Exiting" is what I'm doing right now! Sheesh....
Posted 4 years ago by passsion8    [ Reply ]
 Geecheeboy wrote:
My 25 year old office mate asked "is that Janis Joplin?" This 50 yo never heard of Tim Buckley, either. Sorry guys. I live in a musical vacuum. Thank GOD for RP.
 
Haha. I have to admit I was thinking Grace Slick for the voice.
I'd never heard Tim Buckley before (but I know who he was). I do have Jeff's "Grace" album, and love it.
Posted 4 years ago by PinkSo    [ Reply ]
He wails, even screams but it's some of the most exiting music around!
Posted 4 years ago by Arnold_Hopkins    [ Reply ]
 floydpink wrote:

Yeah, can anyone shed light? 
 
Another tragic ending it seems


http://www.timbuckley.com/tim-buckley-chronicle-of-a-starsailor/


Posted 5 years ago by Bill_B    [ Reply ]
I often wonder about artists who suffer an untimely demise, and what may have become of their futures if allowed to continue..
Posted 5 years ago by Btravelen    [ Reply ]
 chuck.b.meyers wrote:
Christian licorice clothes..?
 
Yeah, can anyone shed light? 
Posted 5 years ago by floydpink    [ Reply ]
Well new to the comments section so I'm reading about Pleasant Street and Tim Buckley. So I'm reading and notice there sure are a lot of comments. I then realize they are starting at 3 years ago
Posted 5 years ago by phnxpete    [ Reply ]
 westslope wrote:

LOL!

FWIW, I did reach for Grace Slick at first. 
 
I heard an interview with Grace in which she doesn't really sing, she yells. Or chants. Grace never had this range.
Posted 5 years ago by kcar    [ Reply ]
Christian licorice clothes..?
Posted 5 years ago by chuck.b.meyers    [ Reply ]
This song's first guitar riffs make me flash back to the movie "The Wedding Singer"....

Posted 5 years ago by SpencerAR    [ Reply ]
Just tired of this one. 
Posted 5 years ago by annds    [ Reply ]
Not sure if I was liking this or not but shivers went up my spine half way through so had to rate it a 9
Posted 6 years ago by floydpink    [ Reply ]
 fuzzy_logic wrote:
This song sounds similar to While My Guitar Gently Weeps but is dated a year earlier. Anyone else notice this? Or have I drank too much wine?
 
Both songs are in minor keys with descending chromatic chords, which makes them sound somewhat similar.  The progression in this tune is different than that of  "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" - which is more similar to an "Andalusian cadence".  That sort of progression is is hundreds of years old.
Posted 6 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
 westslope wrote:

LOL!

FWIW, I did reach for Grace Slick at first. 
 

Me too, lovely Grace!
Posted 8 years ago by Castelfranco    [ Reply ]
 whomhow wrote:
5.9? How come?!? 8.

 
Agreed. 9 for me. 
Posted 8 years ago by chyk5    [ Reply ]
This song sounds similar to While My Guitar Gently Weeps but is dated a year earlier. Anyone else notice this? Or have I drank too much wine?
Posted 9 years ago by fuzzy_logic    [ Reply ]
5.9? How come?!? 8.
Posted 9 years ago by whomhow    [ Reply ]
 Jelani wrote:
 westslope wrote:

LOL!

FWIW, I did reach for Grace Slick at first. 

 I walked in the room and thought it was Cher!

 
I was all over Jefferson Airplane.
Posted 9 years ago by Bert7    [ Reply ]
have loved this ethereal voice for so many years. Gone too soon. 
Posted 9 years ago by pollyh    [ Reply ]
 westslope wrote:

LOL!

FWIW, I did reach for Grace Slick at first. 

 I walked in the room and thought it was Cher!


Posted 9 years ago by Jelani    [ Reply ]
Saw him at Winterland performing this song. I had to replace this album due to excessive playing. One of the 60's best!
Posted 9 years ago by mediamarv    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:

I don't think so - Grace Slick's voice gives me goosepimples, yer man's voice gives me zeds. The guy sounds like the lovechild of Roy Orbison and Chris Isaak. IMO, naturally.
 
LOL!

FWIW, I did reach for Grace Slick at first. 
Posted 9 years ago by westslope    [ Reply ]
Quite amazing for 1967, IMHO.
Posted 10 years ago by djengs    [ Reply ]
 Meltz wrote:

Are you mixing him up with his son Jeff who died abruptly at a very early age?
 
Tim died at age 28. Jeff at 30. Lots of tragedy in that family...
Posted 10 years ago by William    [ Reply ]
 Meltz wrote:

Are you mixing him up with his son Jeff who died abruptly at a very early age?
 
I guess it depends on how old the member named "exurbia" is - Jeff Buckley actually lived to be a year or two older than his father did.
Posted 10 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
 exurbia wrote:

What CC wrote, My mum got me into Tim when I was still a teen. I couldn't believe he was dead, I was told at breakfast the day after. What a shock and such a sad ending to an amazing talent. Makes me cry at times..

 
Are you mixing him up with his son Jeff who died abruptly at a very early age?
Posted 10 years ago by Meltz    [ Reply ]
 cc_rider wrote:
Makes me sad. Such wonderful music, gone too soon. Damn.

 
What CC wrote, My mum got me into Tim when I was still a teen. I couldn't believe he was dead, I was told at breakfast the day after. What a shock and such a sad ending to an amazing talent. Makes me cry at times..
Posted 10 years ago by exurbia    [ Reply ]
A bit overly psychedelic but pleasant in the way It's a beautiful Day were. (Damning with faint praise)
Posted 10 years ago by oldsaxon    [ Reply ]
Tim Buckley was a very underrated musician/ singer. His other album Happy Sad is in my Top 10 list. 13:30 PST
Posted 10 years ago by iloveradio    [ Reply ]
Forever in my heart....beautiful artist.
Posted 13 years ago by bluecshells    [ Reply ]
Makes me sad. Such wonderful music, gone too soon. Damn.
Posted 13 years ago by cc_rider    [ Reply ]
 Giselle62 wrote:
his voice useta rub me the wrong way—-currently rubbing me the right way.
 

Careful... too much and you'll go blind.

Posted 13 years ago by SpamNRice    [ Reply ]
 More_Cowbell wrote:
Sounds like Grace Slick
 
I don't think so - Grace Slick's voice gives me goosepimples, yer man's voice gives me zeds. The guy sounds like the lovechild of Roy Orbison and Chris Isaak. IMO, naturally.

Posted 13 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
 More_Cowbell wrote:
Sounds like Grace Slick
 
Needs a "like" button.

Posted 14 years ago by Geecheeboy    [ Reply ]
i've never heard this before. this is pretty amazing
Posted 14 years ago by scrubbrush    [ Reply ]
 pollyh wrote:
maybe you had to be there, but this record was groundbreaking when it came out and his voice still gives me chills. so raw, powerful, and full of complex emotions. i crank it every time it comes on—thanks Bill for mixing it up.
 
What pollyh said.
Posted 14 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
Meow
Posted 14 years ago by WayUpNorth    [ Reply ]
 Shesdifferent wrote:
Like Father like Son
 

You really are different
Posted 14 years ago by dyharenas    [ Reply ]
Great to hear Tim...anytime..
Posted 14 years ago by tulfan    [ Reply ]
his voice useta rub me the wrong way—-currently rubbing me the right way.
Posted 14 years ago by Giselle62    [ Reply ]
maybe you had to be there, but this record was groundbreaking when it came out and his voice still gives me chills. so raw, powerful, and full of complex emotions. i crank it every time it comes on—thanks Bill for mixing it up.
Posted 14 years ago by pollyh    [ Reply ]
 WonderLizard wrote:
AphidA wrote:
ouch ( 15 numbskulls think this is a 10!? )

 rocteur wrote:

Double OUCH, you have given a vote of 10, i.e. Godlike to: Beatles 21 times
Beck 9 times
Church 6 times
FlamingLips 4 times
JimiHendrix 4 times
LedZeppelin 6 times
ModestMouse 4 times
Wilco 5 times
 
Time out. First, just because someone thinks "Pleasant Street" is a 10, doesn't make him/her a numbskull. Sorry, that's just plain ignorant. But what's wrong with The Beatles, Beck, The Church, Flaming Lips, Jimi, LedZep, Modest Mouse, and Wilco? Why don't you both agree to disagree and chill? Oh, BTW, AphidA, stop calling people you don't agree with names.

Do y'all believe these two? I mean, geez, it's just rock'n'roll...

 
It's hard to believe that anyone takes their (or others) opinions that seriously.  Not that anyone should care what I thnk. . . . .

Posted 14 years ago by Webfoot    [ Reply ]
Sounds like Grace Slick
Posted 14 years ago by More_Cowbell    [ Reply ]
painful and not in a good way...I was under the impression this guy could sing.
Posted 14 years ago by HazzeSwede    [ Reply ]
This is not my fave TB song but I love Tim Buckley so much it is always great to hear him!!!!!!!
Posted 14 years ago by Randomax    [ Reply ]
 AphidA wrote:
ouch ( 15 numbskulls think this is a 10!? )
 
I resent being called a numbskull just because my opinion differs from yours. Pull your head out of your ass and realize that you are not supreme.  Yes, your opinion matters and is valued, but please try to temper your comments to focus on the MUSIC and not the commenters. (Translation:  GROW UP.)

Posted 15 years ago by Cynaera    [ Reply ]
am not enjoying this
Posted 15 years ago by vandal    [ Reply ]
Give it up! This is so fantastically awesome. Esp for the time. Neighbor turned me on to this lp and I was forever a Buckley fan. That was many light years ago.
Posted 15 years ago by gatorade    [ Reply ]
AphidA wrote:
ouch ( 15 numbskulls think this is a 10!? )

 rocteur wrote:

Double OUCH, you have given a vote of 10, i.e. Godlike to: Beatles 21 times
Beck 9 times
Church 6 times
FlamingLips 4 times
JimiHendrix 4 times
LedZeppelin 6 times
ModestMouse 4 times
Wilco 5 times
 
Time out. First, just because someone thinks "Pleasant Street" is a 10, doesn't make him/her a numbskull. Sorry, that's just plain ignorant. But what's wrong with The Beatles, Beck, The Church, Flaming Lips, Jimi, LedZep, Modest Mouse, and Wilco? Why don't you both agree to disagree and chill? Oh, BTW, AphidA, stop calling people you don't agree with names.

Do y'all believe these two? I mean, geez, it's just rock'n'roll...

Posted 15 years ago by WonderLizard    [ Reply ]
Did he just open a beer bottle with his eye socket?
I've heard of and seen other ways, but.... 
Posted 15 years ago by Jelani    [ Reply ]
i thought it was Grace Slick
Posted 15 years ago by lophrequa    [ Reply ]
Great song from a great album.  Buckley had a really good voice and wrote some interesting lyrics.  His music shows a jazz influence too.
Posted 15 years ago by bachbeet    [ Reply ]
I like it also....
Posted 15 years ago by DaveInSaoMiguel    [ Reply ]
As per 'maroubra' ... some songs just reach their "limit" - or are too beyond relevance - and need to be put to rest. They just do. This one, for example. My opinion.

Posted 15 years ago by michaelgmitchell    [ Reply ]

{#Angel}

Posted 15 years ago by Mari    [ Reply ]
Nope.....don't like this at all. I am sure I am missing something here, but that is my opinion.
Posted 16 years ago by maroubra    [ Reply ]
Bill, thank you for not listening to all the whiners!
Keep playing good, albeit non-commercial, music like Tim Buckley.
Posted 16 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
rocteur wrote:
Double OUCH, you have given a vote of 10, i.e. Godlike to: Beatles 21 times Beck 9 times Church 6 times FlamingLips 4 times JimiHendrix 4 times LedZeppelin 6 times ModestMouse 4 times Wilco 5 times
Well-said rocteur. It seems AphidA may be just a little too young to appreciate "Buckley's father."
Posted 19 years ago by Detlaps    [ Reply ]
I think this is one of Grace Slick's better performances. Oh, sorry, Mr. Buckley. Still a tune I do like, but I certainly can understand how others don't.
Posted 19 years ago by Roverfish    [ Reply ]
AphidA wrote:
ouch ( 15 numbskulls think this is a 10!? )
Double OUCH, you have given a vote of 10, i.e. Godlike to: Beatles 21 times Beck 9 times Church 6 times FlamingLips 4 times JimiHendrix 4 times LedZeppelin 6 times ModestMouse 4 times Wilco 5 times
Posted 19 years ago by rocteur    [ Reply ]
Either I'm in a bad mood or Tim Buckley, Finn Bros and Elton John...this combo was the worst sounds I have heard here. It hurt my classically trained ears.
Posted 19 years ago by Aud    [ Reply ]
Unpopular viewpoint ahead....... I like this. It's....uncommon and raw. Not sure I would want a whole album of it, but it's refreshing in an odd but strongly emotional way. I'm with Jade on this one. I like it.
Posted 19 years ago by ankhara99    [ Reply ]
ouch ( 15 numbskulls think this is a 10!? )
Posted 19 years ago by AphidA    [ Reply ]
The way this song builds and falls, rather than creating anticipation and then release with the crescendo, it's more like a threat that his screeching is on it's way... oh gawd, now it's here... ok, it's over now but you know it's comming again...
Posted 19 years ago by ksb    [ Reply ]
Jeff Buckley was one of my favorite RP discoveries. This, unfortunately, seems like a bit of an acquired taste. I don't expect to be acquiring it.
Posted 19 years ago by CraigSimon    [ Reply ]
jadewahoo wrote:
From the opening syllable I knew this was Tim Buckley. And I knew that I was in for a bone chilling ride into the deepest emtional realms. Always appreciated.
Like pain and suffering caused by such a bad song? :P
Posted 19 years ago by japanmoran    [ Reply ]
Like Father like Son
Posted 19 years ago by Shesdifferent    [ Reply ]
enjoyed that
Posted 19 years ago by shampa1n    [ Reply ]
Darrooon wrote:
My sister had the album, which meant the album became part of the wall in her room (she sort of wall-papered her room with albums covers). So the album image is a very familiar one.
So what is up with the Borg eye piece?
Posted 19 years ago by bob789    [ Reply ]
dude... this is like... so totally... Bad
Posted 19 years ago by bob789    [ Reply ]
Tim Buckley was more known to those with a varied palate. Aside from that I think his son is not as good.
Posted 19 years ago by tlong9396    [ Reply ]
My sister had the album, which meant the album became part of the wall in her room (she sort of wall-papered her room with albums covers). So the album image is a very familiar one.
Posted 19 years ago by Darrooon    [ Reply ]
Geecheeboy wrote:
My 25 year old office mate asked "is that Janis Joplin?" This 50 yo never heard of Tim Buckley. Sorry guys.
Neither has this 45 yo one.
Posted 19 years ago by rluking    [ Reply ]
My 25 year old office mate asked "is that Janis Joplin?" This 50 yo never heard of Tim Buckley, either. Sorry guys. I live in a musical vacuum. Thank GOD for RP.
Posted 19 years ago by Geecheeboy    [ Reply ]
Such a definative guitar sound of the era - reminds me of Quicksilver Messenger Service's John Cippolina & Big Brother and The Holding Co.
Posted 19 years ago by passsion8    [ Reply ]
From the opening syllable I knew this was Tim Buckley. And I knew that I was in for a bone chilling ride into the deepest emtional realms. Always appreciated.
Posted 19 years ago by jadewahoo    [ Reply ]
UltraNurd wrote:
Probably going to get yelled at, but I've never heard of Tim Buckley. Based on his Wikipedia entry, his albums probably never reached my dad in Sioux Falls, SD. Too bad about the overdose - drugs have taken away so many promising artists before they got a big audience. Since I'm a young'un, my great appreciation for classic rock of all sorts is solely through my dad, so if he didn't like it/never heard it, I wouldn't have been exposed to it. Pretty good though.
We won't yell at you, although we will tell you that since you haven't heard Tim before that means that you've probably never heard Jeff either (his son). Listen here for him, he was a god with the same incredible range that his dad had. Sadly though, he is gone as well.
Posted 19 years ago by freeone1    [ Reply ]
Probably going to get yelled at, but I've never heard of Tim Buckley. Based on his Wikipedia entry, his albums probably never reached my dad in Sioux Falls, SD. Too bad about the overdose - drugs have taken away so many promising artists before they got a big audience. Since I'm a young'un, my great appreciation for classic rock of all sorts is solely through my dad, so if he didn't like it/never heard it, I wouldn't have been exposed to it. Pretty good though.
Posted 19 years ago by UltraNurd    [ Reply ]
Desire wrote:
Tim Buckley will always be remembered.
So will Sirhan Sirhan
Posted 19 years ago by pdhski    [ Reply ]
a landmark album I well remember - its significance is hard to appreciate if you weren't there
Posted 19 years ago by KenShow    [ Reply ]
AliGator wrote:
This was grating on my nerves. Then I checked the playlist and saw that it was Tim Buckley. Did it grate less? Maybe. But it was also ending at the time.
People that don't know good music when it jumps up and bites them on the ass grate on my nerves. Tim Buckley will always be remembered. I've forgotten your name already.
Posted 19 years ago by Desire    [ Reply ]
I'm with AliGator
Posted 19 years ago by denizenusa    [ Reply ]
I don't care for it. Aside from the physical and vocal similarities, Jeff shouldnt' be compared. He was in a league of his own.
Posted 19 years ago by fusionmuze    [ Reply ]
This was grating on my nerves. Then I checked the playlist and saw that it was Tim Buckley. Did it grate less? Maybe. But it was also ending at the time.
Posted 19 years ago by AliGator    [ Reply ]
I gave this a 6..... I wish there were a grading level with "interesting" because while I'm intrigued, I would like to reserve judgment
Posted 19 years ago by Helchat    [ Reply ]
folklore wrote:
family trait... Father/son= ANNOYING sorry but that's my take
pretty accurate
Posted 19 years ago by pdhski    [ Reply ]
folklore wrote:
family trait... Father/son= ANNOYING sorry but that's my take
Well, I heard the shreaking, and went to see what it was, of course it was one of those Buckleys.........I wholeheartedly agree with you....Make it stop!!
Posted 20 years ago by Shesdifferent    [ Reply ]
folklore wrote:
family trait... Father/son= ANNOYING sorry but that's my take
I'm not going to make fun of you but you're an idiot. Sorry but that's my take. Not Tim's best, but still the Buckley tradition is amazing. Quite likeable.
Posted 20 years ago by Roverfish    [ Reply ]
Good voice. But i can't rate it. Just because it sounds like Grace.
Posted 20 years ago by ottojama    [ Reply ]
I don't hit 'mute' for many tracks, but this is one of them. Painful.
Posted 20 years ago by Filofox    [ Reply ]
family trait... Father/son= ANNOYING sorry but that's my take
Posted 20 years ago by folklore    [ Reply ]