Grace

Grace

Album by Jeff Buckley

Released 15 August 1994

rock alternative rock

Tracklist

1
Mojo Pin
5:42
3.9 ★
2
Grace
5:22
3.9 ★
3
Last Goodbye
4:35
3.8 ★
4
Lilac Wine
4:32
3.8 ★
5
So Real
4:43
3.6 ★
6
Hallelujah
6:53
3.9 ★
7
Lover, You Should’ve Come Over
6:43
4.0 ★
8
Corpus Christi Carol
2:57
3.8 ★
9
Eternal Life
4:52
3.1 ★
10
Dream Brother
5:25
3.3 ★
11
Forget Her
5:13
4.0 ★

This album as of March 2026 to me feels like something a person that would say they enjoy King Crimson and consume reviews for their music opinion would lie about enjoying. I’m sure when it was released it probably would have been more enjoyable but for me there has been so many derivatives of this kind of music it makes it painful to sit through, the more experimental parts in the first 1/3 of the album give me a unpleasant cringe feel like it’s being pretentious. The other 2/3rds of the album are where I think it really serves its intended purpose and were much more enjoyable for me. Favourite tracks: So Real Lover, you should have come Dream brother

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gentlechow 25 Feb 2026

★★★★★

I didn’t want to give it 5 stars originally because I saw the reviews and I didn’t wanna glaze it just because everyone else rated it so highly. Except when I listened to it all the way through I literally had no complaints. It’s the best singer songwriter album I’ve heard to be honest. Lover you should have come over is like one of the greatest songs I’ve ever heard.

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Oak 22 Feb 2026

★★★½

Feels performative even rating this

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Release credits

Andy Wallace
engineer [1-4, 6-11], mix [1-4, 6-11], producer [1-4, 6-11]
Clif Norrell
additional [8, 10], engineer [5]
Gary Lucas
guitar [1-2]
Jeff Buckley
additional [10], guitar, lead vocals, producer [5], tabla [10]
Loris Holland
organ [7]
Mary Guibert
producer [3]
Matt Johnson
drums (drum set) [1-5, 7, 9-11], percussion [1-5, 7, 9-10], vibraphone [10]
Michael Tighe
guitar [5], producer [3]
Mick Grondahl
bass guitar [1-5, 7, 9-11]
Misha Masud
tabla [10]