Tim Buckley

[Biz]

I know alot of people talk about Jeff, ALOT! But what about his dad, Tim Buckley. I think hes pretty good. I have heard his self titled and Happy Sad. I think they are both pretty good. Anyone else listened?
-Biz

[ATM]

I've heard one of his albums, and you can definantly tell that he is Jeff's dad. From what I heard, it seems nice. It's more folky then his son's work.

[Biz]

I've heard one of his albums, and you can definantly tell that he is Jeff's dad. From what I heard, it seems nice. It's more folky then his son's work.
Much more folk. I like it lots. He was a great artist too.
-Biz

[PinkFreud]

he's great. folky jazz type stuff. i have happy sad and goodbye and hello. amazing voice on him as well. i never asked to be your mountain is a great song.

[W.M.A]

i like him better than Jeff. But I don't like Jeff much. But i really like Tim.

[I Was A Kaleidoscope]

I've actually never heard him. But my mum has one of his albums...Live At The Troubadour 1969.

[RollerQueen]

My Creative Writing professor is into him. I'll have to ask to borrow an album from him.

[Biz]

I've actually never heard him. But my mum has one of his albums...Live At The Troubadour 1969.
That is really awesome. You should see if she can let you listen to it. Thats really cool.
-Biz

[Naveed Afzal]

hearing Tim is a bit spookey to me... its jeff... but its not its tim, and somehow thats extremely spooky.

whats even spookier is that im not spooked by everyone who sounds like Ben gibbard.

[EightMilesHigh]

I should check him out, he seems like the type of stuff I would like.

[Grondahl]

I really dislike 'Lorca'. But I like the 4 albums before that one.

[pixiesfanyo]

Lorca is his crowning moment in my opinion. Everything up too Greetings from LA is tight.

The two after it are soooo freakin' bad.

[I Was A Kaleidoscope]

So, I got Live At The Troubadour 1969 from my mums car and I'm listening to it now.
I like it. He reminds me of a more jazzy Devendra Banhart.