Jeff Buckley if anyone cares
Adam J. Ostermann
Even though I Know this is the Suede Usenet group, I wanted everyone's
thoughts for
Jeff Buckley, Sony artist and NY area singer/songwriter who is presumed
drowned in
Mississippi this weekend. He is/was a fabulous singer, a one of a kind voice,
and a wonderful human being, and wherever he is, I hope he is at peace.
Thanks for your time....
Adam (in a VERY sober mood)
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Adam J. Ostermann
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Craig Peacock
I very much agree with you Adam. The world has lost a talented artist
and a wonderful person.
Anyone that is unaware of Jeff's music should check out his one and only
album "Grace". The emotion and spirit this man weaved into his music was
undeniable.
These are sad days indeed.
Craig
Kyoko Laura Yap
Adam J. Ostermann <aoste...@sprintmail.com> wrote:
>
>Even though I Know this is the Suede Usenet group, I wanted everyone's
>thoughts for
>Jeff Buckley, Sony artist and NY area singer/songwriter who is presumed
>drowned in
>Mississippi this weekend. He is/was a fabulous singer, a one of a kind voice,
>and a wonderful human being, and wherever he is, I hope he is at peace.
>
Coincidence or not, a "fantasy band" thread was just started on a Suede
list I'm on, someone had mentioned Jeff Buckley/Brett Anderson for
vocals.
Just to tie Suede into this thread
eve
Adam J. Ostermann wrote:
>
> Even though I Know this is the Suede Usenet group, I wanted everyone's
> thoughts for
> Jeff Buckley, Sony artist and NY area singer/songwriter who is presumed
> drowned in
> Mississippi this weekend. He is/was a fabulous singer, a one of a kind voice,
> and a wonderful human being, and wherever he is, I hope he is at peace.
>
terrible news for me too, he is, indeed, one of the finest vocals of
today... and he has class.. you can actually drowned (!!) in his
singing. I hope he can rest in peace and he has become a legend too -
like his father.
Eve
ps. this is not exactly un-suede related, I once read a jeff buckley
interview, seemed like he's an admirer of brett, he said something like:
"I am not the kind of rock star that drives people crazy, when Brett
Anderson goes on stage, everyone goes WOW!" (not in exact wording)...
well..
Kathryn Jette
BowieGirrl (bowie...@aol.com) writes:
> One can find many allusions to water whilst listening to Grace.
> Jeff is also a water sign. Very strange
Maybe he faked his death.
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Kathryn L. Jette
Adam J. Ostermann
In article <5ncbqt$9...@freenet-news.carleton.ca>,
du...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Kathryn Jette) wrote:
BowieGirrl (bowie...@aol.com) writes:
> One can find many allusions to water whilst listening to Grace.
> Jeff is also a water sign. Very strange
>Maybe he faked his death.
They positively identified his body Thursday. :-(
Jeff will live on with his brilliant and evocative music.
Hopefully when people will listen to his music now, they will
listen for the right reasons and appreciate a gifted and
wonderful artist and not some guy who drowned in the
Mississippi and it made the papers. AS much as I want
people to appreciate Jeff's talent, I don't feel we should
idolize him merely because he joined the Rock Club
in the sky....
My sentiments, and mine alone.....
Adam (the guy who started this thread)
eve
Kathryn Jette wrote:
>
> BowieGirrl (bowie...@aol.com) writes:
> > One can find many allusions to water whilst listening to Grace.
> > Jeff is also a water sign. Very strange
>
> Maybe he faked his death.
> Kathryn L. Jette
sadly, they found his body this wednesday.. surfaced on the memphsis
harbour... not sure if sony will release the new tracks jeff recorded
but scrapped.
it's been a sad week in the music world.
Eve