Jeff Buckley, Sketches For My Sweetheart The Drunk - 1h 19m 26s

Tracks & Durations

1. The Sky is a Landfill	5:09
2. Everybody Here Wants You	4:46
3. Opened Once	3:29
4. Nightmares By The Sea	3:53
5. Yard of Blonde Girl	4:07
6. Witches Rave	4:40
7. New Years Prayer	4:40
8. Havent You Heard	3:39
9. I know we could be so happy baby (if we wanted to be)	3:12
10. Murder Suicide Meteor Slave	5:38
11. Back in NYC	5:57
12. Demon John	3:49
13. Your Flesh is so nice	4:10
14. Jewel Box	4:07
15. Satisfied Mind	4:27
16. Gunshot Glitter	5:55
17. Thousand Fold	7:36

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Review

Perhaps the most talented "son act" in pop music, Jeff Buckley combined the often harrowing eclecticism of estranged papa Tim Buckley with the rock acrobatics of Robert Plant. This posthumously released collection of four-track demos and sessions helmed by Tom Verlaine indicates that Buckley's astonishing full-length debut, Grace, was no fluke. The young singer-songwriter puts his falsetto to good use on an extraordinary collection of original material, from the soulful "Everybody Wants You" to the psychedelic "Murder Suicide Meteor Slave." And while his bluesy take on Porter Wagoner's "Satisfied Mind" may not be as revelatory as his earlier version of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah," this album offers ample proof that Buckley was among his generation's most gifted voices. --Bill FormanEuropean edition of the late Buckley's posthumous collection with 'Gunshot Glitter' added as a bonus track not available on the U.S. version. 21 tracks total. The album is his final studio sessions & four track home recordings. Double slimline jewel case. 1998 Columbia release.

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