Since about a week and a year ago when I first watched the documentary about Jeff Buckley, "It's Never Over, Jeff Buckley"; my connection to his musical output has deepened in an unexpected way. Today is the 32nd anniversary of its release, and it is impressive to me how I feel like it would be impossible to say it feels like a distinctly 90s record. I'd be curious to hear if anyone else here feels connected with Jeff's music or how it has maybe changed over time. Also, for anyone in the New York area, there is special screening of the documentary with Jeff's band member Michael Tighe as well as author David Browne participating in a Q&A on September 29th. RSVP is required but the flyer I saw show free entry otherwise at The Cutting Room at 44 East 32nd street

I've got two friends looking to sell their tickets to The Breeders & Team Dresch tonight at Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle if anyone is interested.

Anyone up for some good, clean fun? This Saturday at Baba Yaga in Seattle. Opening is Zookraught that was recently a featured article in The Stranger. See you there?

Greatest one line in a song ever, not a verse, chorus or bridge. Let's hear 'em

My friend created a YouTube channel featuring songs that have "goosebump moments" and maybe people here would be interested: https://youtube.com/shorts/JNSfaxRWZCo?is=QMyMHzocUY0zwrK8