Jeff Buckley - Lover, You Should've Come Over (from Live in Chicago) [REACTION]
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My 20 year old son is going through a tough break up and I hesitate to tell him to listen to this song because it may be too much. But this is exactly how he's feeling. This is the kind of healing song that stands next to you when you feel this way and lets you know you're not alone, that it has been felt before.
You should play it for him
Maybe suggest he listens to it but let him know what it might do/make him feel. Give him the choice for if he wants to listen to it or not. Hope he's doing better now, I'm pretty young (20) and had a nasty break up over a year ago, personally I wish I knew more Jeff Buckley at that time
You seem like a wonderful mother ❤️ Play it for him, I’m sure any pain the song may cause will pale in comparison to how much you care for him
Play him the whole grace album
@@jackg140 oh thats evillllll
He is amazing. One of my all time favorite singers.
“She’s the tear that hangs inside my soul forever. “ Is there a more perfect lyric?
No. That is the most perfect lyric ever.
And a helluva guitar player. Sounded like an Angel. Miss him every day.
Yeah, that song is heavy.
"My kingdom for a kiss upon her shoulder"
@@thenewtowncryer "all my blood for the sweetness of her laughter"
I'm glad that you reacted to Jeff Buckley. He's a hidden gem for most singers during his career and is still present today. His album "Grace" will stand the test of time.
Grace is still on my top ten best albums of all time.
I know it’s posthumous, and I don’t usually like when posthumous albums are made, but I prefer Sketches over Grace.
That Tele is SO bright. I don't know how the first couple rows of the audience didn't lose their heads when he played up high on the neck.
Jeff Buckley was a rare breed. It's almost impossible not to be moved by his music. Everybody that I introduce to JB instantly falls in love. He has a vulnerability and honesty that is so relatable to so many. RIP Jeff. You were with us for too short a time.
His voice is hauntingly melancholic in this. It’s beautiful.
The most emotive voice of the last 50 years- such a loss, such a miss- RIP Jeff
Jeff Buckley had it all. Love that someone requested this one! He was a true artist, through and through.
Oh ow, this is one of my favorites. David Bowie once said that if made to choose just one, Grace would be the album he would take to a desert island. I couldn't possibly agree more. Jeff Buckley was a singular talent, and his range was phenomenal. Thanks for this one Ro. 👊
Even though I've heard this song a thousand + times, it still gives me goosebumps and leaves me shaking. It's such a beautiful song by one of the greatest artists to have lived. RIP Jeff x
Jeff Buckley was brilliant
Getting lost in his performance..he did it every time..a beautiful soul. I still cry for his passing when I hear his music. He was just about to blow up when we lost him. This whole concert us amazing btw.
He always sung as though he was in pain 😢 but he's at peace where ever he is.
Here's the thing about Jeff which I heard a while back and perfectly sums him up as the astounding vocalist he is; he's not afraid to sound ugly. You could assess the way he sings from a technical aspect and be like "this is off key" or "that's not pitched properly", but in the context of the song, in the throws of its emotion, it's perfect.
ETA: more Jeff, if you wouldn't mind.
Jeff Buckley”s lilac wine is a really beautiful song.
Not his
@@TheAndreluizcarneiro whats the Original?
@@donisaac5789 Nina simone
@@TheAndreluizcarneiro 😹no.
@@donisaac5789 yes. It was released in '66. Jeff was born that year
Yeah, this is worth finding every version you can find…each different, and each special for different reasons. Great choice.
Jeff is one of the few artists that blow my mind and pull at my heart in such a way that snatches the words from my mouth and takes my breath away…speechless am I and truly humbled by his true greatness…RIP Brother!
The first artist I ever completely devoured. I bought everything I could get my hands on, downloaded every version of every song I could find. He entered my dreams lol. Rest easy, Jeff.
I accidentally hit the send button before I got the chance to say that if you liked this video, you owe it to yourself to listen to the two-disc deluxe edition of Jeff Buckley Live At Sin-e! It will absolutely blow your mind!
Listen to Daniel. He knows what’s up.
I was lucky enough and old enough to have seen Jeff at Sin'e. And Maxwell's.
Keep listening. He was sheer genius.
You should hear his daddy, Tim Buckley. Once I Was, Song of the Siren, I Never Asked to be Your Mountain.
The album grace is etched into my heart.
You REALLY need to listen to the studio version, and everything else off "Grace" to see how good he is.
Also, have a read up about his father, Tim Buckley.
And why Jeff wrote "Last Goodbye" about the remarkable Carla Azar.
The studio version of this song is, in my opinion, one of the best arrangements of a “pop” song ever. The little background vocal parts that pop in and out. The interplay between the organ and harmonium (that organ-like instrument in the intro, but it plays throughout the song). The subtle acoustic guitar that plays throughout and drives the song rhythmically. The wide dynamics of the song from whisper quiet to all-out. It’s just a masterclass in how to build a song for maximum heartstring pulling. Oh, and everything else about the song is incredible too!
He left a great body of work for us all to fall in love with, but can you imagine the great things he would of achieved if he never left us :(....one of the greatest all round musicians!!
I have lyrics from this song tattooed on my back! One of my all time favourites
Has to be some of the greatest lyrics of all time …
He was extremely special. Voice like hot butter metlting
Love love your energy, and Jeff is always just brilliant. One of the greatest artists of all time, his voice sounds like heartbreak.
He's one of the all time best, you know when Chris Cornel, Robert Plant and Bono all say he was amazing you know it.
The greatest singer guitarist in the history of rock music I'd say.
Sweetest man and voice almost too beautiful so a brief gift to our souls
He is the best. Unique vocal ability. The songs from his only album marked my adolescence. It's been 30 years ☺️. Due to a tragedy he had a very short career. Thank you for your comments.
Wow! Thank you for this reaction. This is my favorite Jeff Buckley song, from a most excellent live concert video, no less! Thanks for your reactions! You're beautiful! Love you and your reactions!
The rest of the band is top notch too.
Jeff Buckley always sang with total honesty and vulnerability. He's tearing his heart out in this song and he can't help but sing it the way he sings it with all that raw emotion. I've heard some people cover this song who have amazing voices but they don't put their skin in the game and sing it like they've lived what the song is about. Maybe they have lived it but you don't feel it when they sing it. It's an easy thing to understand but not an easy thing to do. His pain is out in the open here and the reason why it's so powerful is because he has the courage to leave nothing in the tank afterwards.
Only the good die young... RIP young brother.❤❤❤❤❤❤😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
The ultimate voice
Jeff Buckley hallelujah is a must watch….
Saddened me but got me through a tough time…. And I am an atheist
Its the most popular song but not the best. Grace, and this one in the video are the best in my opinion
He rarely follows the traditional singing count....its very poetic and flowing...lots of tension and release right when you want it to be there.
Mojo Pin next please, live version if possible.
Best singer of the 90’s
He was one of a kind.
Was in tears all the way through. Miss you Jeff.
One of my favourite ever artists. RIP.
Such an amazing talent taken too soon.
Oh Jeff
Oh I love his voice in this song! I could feel his pain. You said everything I couldn’t express with my own words. Thank you 🥰
Glad you discovered Jeff. The studio version is fantastic and personallyI think the Glastonbury live perfomance of this song is the best.
The song to watch is "Grace", the studio version. It's tremendous.
This isn't my favourite version of this song - they're all so different. But I do agree - I love how he play with his voice. No two performances are a like. He felt each one in a different way and expressed that
This whole concert is an out and out classic! Good start to finish
Man he's the best.
Honestly still not over the fact that he is no longer with us. Thank you so much. 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼💜💜🍻
IMO one of the biggest loss in music, was his passing. Jeff moved on from Rebecca, to EF to Joan Wasserman. Jeff never had problems with female adoration. Look at him, woman and men loved him, his band mates were in sheer awe of Jeff. He would be 56 right now if lived, I saw him in Austin, Tx in 1994 it was like a dream. I spoke to him for maybe 60 seconds after he finished I had never heard of before and that 60 seconds is something you never forget never, ever!
Imho, not only is this song Buckley’s most profound piece of work in the lyrical sense, but I also hold him in the same regard as damn near mythical songwriting titans like Bernie Taupin, Bob Dylan, and Burt Bacharach, among many more. Buckley’s untimely death at the age of only 27 is one of THE greatest seminal, generational tragedies within the corresponding musical/artistic zeitgeist of their time, which easily places him up on that Mt Rushmore alongside the likes of Cobain, Lennon, Shannon Hoon, and Andrew Wood (among so many more), with regard to just how timeless, powerful, and far-reaching the scope of their work has been, compared to what it was and would’ve been had they lived longer lives. Young people are still discovering and rabidly consuming Buckley’s musical catalogue to this very day, a good 27 years after his passing, and for good reason. Thank you for making this video!!!
This was two years ago, I hope you listened to other Jeff Buckley's songs on your own. He had time only for one album, but every song on that album deserves to be heard.
I was a big fan of his father, TIM BUCKLEY, who I think Jeff has many of his father's qualities. This sound is definitely 60s, such as Tim Buckley, Richy Haven's , Tim Harden , etc etc.
Yes Song To The Siren is so beautiful,Tim's voice was otherwordly amazing
@@MarkStevens8899 thank you,
Song To The Siren" I must agree.
Were song lyrics meet poetry. As his voice draws you in with its hypnotic tone.
Very little of it left in mainstream music. Tim Buckley, Leonard Cohen, Dylan, etc were a special group in this music genre & era.
I often wonder if Tim Buckley was inspired by " Claude Debussy's -Nocturnes III Sirens".
A composition of transcendent qualities, a masterpiece if beauty. But then everything Debussy has done is based on natural beauty., It's power serenity.
Also Debussy having great admiration of the oceans/ water, his father being in the merchant marines.
Recomed give a listen you know, if you haven't. It's not an exact comparison to TB but does have its authenticity.
Jason Mraz - Beautiful Mess ( Nobel piece prize concert 2008.
Absolutely thing of beauty and art, lyrics, composition, phrasing, voice, music.
@@wavelength7503 Wow, many thanks for that wonderful and very informative reply.I read that after the album Goodbye And Hello had not sold in millions like Elektra records and others had hoped it would, Tim was even more free to experiment with his music,and to push the boundaries even more through Happy/Sad,Lorca,Blue Afternoon and of course Starsailor in 1970.😀All the best to you and again thank you for your reply.
@@MarkStevens8899 thanks as well on your knowledge of music, T Buckley. It's rare to hear about Tim Buckley. Take care, enjoy life, and the planet with all its beauty it offers us.
Tim really must be heard to understand where Jeff’s voice, songwriting and commitment to a song comes from.
I sometimes think about Tim’s wife/Jeff’s mother: to lose two of the most important men in your life at a relatively early age must be almost unbearable.
One of my favourite songs ever, by one of my favourite musicians ever, so good in so many ways, great reaction! He has one of the best voices in music. It's angelic.
Tim Buckley is father is also great singer album called greetings from L. A
Is my favorite. But also pass away when is son Jeff was only a year old
I saw him singing in this hole in the wall in Manhattan on the lower east side in the early 1990s and I had no idea who he was, it as just him and his guitar and barely anyone was there, and I remember thinking man oh man, it must be impossible to make it in the music industry if a guy like this is playing here but I absolutely remember he could sing his ass off
there was nobody like this man, except maybe Freddie Mercury.
His father, Tim Buckley.
L'unique et merveilleux, touché par la grâce, Jeff buckley. Merci pour ce moment. La musique n'a pas de limite...
Essa música toca a alma
would love to see you react to Jeff Buckley - Hallelujah 😄
"I love a good guitarist"
Wait'll you hear him sing..
Well, you'll have to do his version of "Hallelujah" after this, right?
No.
He is one of my favorites!! Gone too soon
GOD DAMMIT UR SO BEAUTIFUL
You really need to hear the studio version
Votre émotion est très touchante. Et je vous conseille, si ce n'est déjà fait, de vite le regarder encore et encore sur scène où il a passé l'essentiel de sa trop courte vie. Son éventail de talent est énorme. Il touchait à tous les genres, et ne livraient jamais deux fois la même version de ses reprises ou de ses propres compositions. Le meilleur chanteur de ces cinquante dernières années, dixit Jimmy Page lui-même. J'approuve son opinion à 100%. Impossible de faire autrement, en particulier après que j'ai eu l'extrême bonheur de le voir jouer à l'Olympia (Paris), jour où il a ravi à jamais le coeur des français en glissant Edith Piaf dans l'immense variété de ses choix esthétiques. Je vous conseille d'ailleurs fortement de réagir à l'interprétation de "Je n'en connais la fin', où Jeff chante le refrain original de la Môme... en français.
This was great. I’m discovering older music. Thanks.
Thank you for reaction, Rogue! It's awesome. I really hope you do more Jeff or his dad Tim.
He worshiped Nina Simone and Nusrat Fatah Ali Khan and somehow blended their singing styles into his own.
Why no new videos? You're one of my favourites. Would watch always. ❤
Jeff Buckley AND RogueRxyce? Evening made 😍
I would always recommend Jeff Buckley but unfortunately there is only a limited catalogue 😞
All flowers in time..another gem by Jeff Buckley if you have the time..
No mention of his incredible vocal RANGE!!!!
The way he shifts from chest voice to head to mix effortlessly is astounding. Jeff is a great study as a singer.
ok. If you want to experience Jeff Buckley, you have to listen to his version of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah". It is the version that launched the song out of obscurity into the pantheon of best songs ever. Read up on it, and the tragedy of Jeff, if you are not familiar.. Btw, I love the purity of your reactions and clear love of music. Keep up the awesomeness
Incredibile Jeff he's an angel
You look like you've been out in the sun. Not disappointed. Nicer in HD
What to say from this human being....the first song I ever listened from him was grace...I can proudly say that this fact changed my life forever....this gig is probably his best live performance. The lyrics are poetry, melancholic, and full of hope. This song, in my opinion is a masterpiece, in every sense. Good job!! Loved your reaction 😊
I need to find a woman who looks at me the way you look at Jeff Buckley! Even I need a shower now after this!!
Thank you for sharing that beautiful reaction!🤘🏻🔥🖤🔥🤘🏻
My favorite version is from Live At Sin-é ❤️❤️❤️
sei bellissima 😀
Great reaction video. You need to check out "Jelly Roll - Save Me". Its a reaction banger!
semplicemente meraviglioso !!!!
I really appreciate your exploration of African music. I fell in love with Youssou N'Dour from Senegal 25 years ago. Have you done a reaction to his song 7 Seconds with Neneh Cherry? It's amazing. Lokua Kanza also has a gorgeous voice, my favorite song of his is Salle.
Hell yeah mike G and you evaluated it so beautifully! Keep making content and Jeff Buckley is a god. Keep looking into him.
You strike me as a really real down to earth person. Heart open vibin on the spirit/flow of the sway of the universe
i bet Rebecca regrets not comin over, that's for damn sure
You must have a listen to the studio version from the masterpiece album GRACE...& there's more. His father's album GREETING FROM LA is an equally compelling listen..BUT very different.. Check his song Devil Eyes.. fast funky sexy 70's gold. Again, please hear the studio version. Peace
You found a treasure ❤️
Absolutely love your enthusiasm and sincere expressions. Cheers
As always your reactions are lovely 😊
Enjoyed your reaction Rogue! Jeff definitely sang this with a lot of emotion and pain or angst.
I'd like to see you react to Walter Jackson. He was a wonderful singer who got polio when he was a child and performed on crutches. Check out Someone Saved My Life Tonight and Feelings. Also, give my best to Tiffany when you next speak with her. Thanks Rogue! Take care!
Thanks for doing this song and artist. You should really react to his song “Last Goodbye” also. Love your energy and videos.
As I understand, so listen to the first verse, it is about a funeral. The song is him after the fact trying to relive his beckons to her knowing full well he had failed her. His love and passion he hoped would make her come over, but she does not, and somehow, perhaps at her own hands, she does not survive. Rebecca did not do so, but as a song writer, he imagines perhaps his over-importance. Nevertheless, it is a lament of the ages. Think about it. If only I could have saved her. If only I could have made her love and trust me enough. We are together, not a funeral procession in the rain. Metaphor? Surely.
Coheed and Cambria - Atlas. But the version where he straps a camera to his guitar.
Your voice is so soothing...I love your heartfelt reactions!
grace live, mojo pin live... its difficult to go wrong with him if you love soulful music, my friend.
Wow!! Awesome!! Great performance! Thanks for this! 😊🌹
The TRUTH. 1 effin record. It's heartbreaking. He was literally coming into his own. Had no clue who he was at the time. Just imagine the music he would have made the last 25 years. We were robbed. As was he. It's easy to romanticize about it in hindsight. When many of the others from his time were barely keeping heads above the water he was just chill. Still to this day haven't seen a single guitar solo. He could have given 2 shits. I gaurantee if he had been inclined to do such things he would have embarrassed other players. His tone is otherworldly....