Grace

The magical, aptly titled *Grace* is Jeff Buckley’s only fully realized album—and one that has grown in stature since its 1994 release. Buckley’s angelic voice recalls his famous folkie father, Tim, as it floats over the album\'s heady songwriting and wild-eyed guitar virtuosity. Brace yourself: the serpentine melodies, tormented climaxes, and whispering intimacy of the best moments will leave you breathless. These highlights include the title track, \"Lover, You Should\'ve Come Over,” and the luminous cover of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah.”

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Jeff Buckley was many things, but humble wasn't one of them.

Sinuous and smooth, sharp and serrated, Grace is possibly the most sensuous album to have emerged in the aftermath of grunge.