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Pearl Jam - Ten (released August 27, 1991)
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I hadn’t seen this one before. Love the concept.
“Suddenly, before the last chorus, a string broke on his acoustic guitar, and Jeff sang the lines, ‘Sometimes, I wonder for a while/Do you ever remember me?’ unaccompanied. If that weren’t dramatic enough, his voice spiralled up on the last word —‘me’— like a thin plume of smoke, holding on for a moment before drifting up to the ceiling. He took a quick bow, said ‘thanks,’ and trotted offstage, and the concert ended. It would not have been a more perfect finale if he had planned it. Backstage, he cried and accepted sundry congratulations and compliments, as well as a few business cards passed to him. He couldn’t believe he’d been allowed to sing so many songs, and was overwhelmed.”
-David Browne on Jeff Buckley’s performance at Greetings from Tim Buckley, April 26, 1991.
Tori Amos - 1992
Adam Driver on Man and Boy’s Opening Night on Broadway at the American Airlines Theatre, October 9, 2011.
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Jeff Buckley by Mikio Ariga
Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, and Soundgarden in Singles [1992]