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by prettyvacant
Nope, there really ARE nice guys who like Jeff Buckley. The downside is, they smell kind of funky.
Buy the CD; maybe avoid buying the guy. Unless he's on sale and he just showered.
Ali
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Apr 16, 2005
8:12 pm PDT
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Re: sketches for my giggly ex-drunk (Reply to this comment)
by prettyvacant
Oh, don't put yourself down, man! I'm sure the slinky red dresses are absolutely stunning on you, and notice that "stunning" is one of those adjectives that could mean "beautiful" or "kind of scary." As you can see, I'm good at defending transvestites' feelings.
But in any case, you should definitely get "Grace." If not the Legacy edition then the album. Unless you already own it, which makes this whole paragraph null and void.
Man, I need a life.
Ali
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Apr 16, 2005
8:11 pm PDT
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by brendan2
is this a fictional story? because a nice guy who likes jeff buckley? that just can't be possible. this is on my huge list of things to buy. the cd, not the guy. maybe...
~Liz
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Apr 16, 2005
3:29 pm PDT
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sketches for my giggly ex-drunk (Reply to this comment)
by voxpoptart
See, to prove my unmanliness, i already have my fondnesses for Broadway musicals, Tori Amos, Queer as Folk, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Emm Gryner's piano-girl version of "Pour Some Sugar on Me", Susan Faludi books, and slinky red dresses that don't really fit me. Fine, so the slink red dresses are actually being worn by my wife: i still think the point stands, so it's hard to see what a Jeff Buckley cd would add to my resume.
On the other hand, where you say he ranges from "fun to ethereal to country", and start defending the "country", i was goggling at the "fun" side to Jeff Buckley. Okay, you win: this i need to know more about.
cheers,
- Brian
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Apr 16, 2005
9:49 am PDT
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Re: Uh huh... (Reply to this comment)
by prettyvacant
He wasn't in the least bit a-hole-esque. Okay, so he was a little smelly, and had really bad dress sense...but as long as he's my co-emoter (is that a word?) then it's all good, homie.
Wow. I just called someone homie. Color me gangsta.
Ali
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Apr 11, 2005
1:22 pm PDT
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Uh huh... (Reply to this comment)
by shilmafone
...I've been meaning to shell out for this version, but I just...kinda...haven't yet. I suppose I probably should, yes?
Loved the anecdote...it must have been refreshing to actually find someone who wasn't an asshole about getting emotional over a song. Especially that song. Because, well, it's "Hallelujah". I guess there's not much more to say.
Nice work.
--Mike
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Apr 11, 2005
7:50 am PDT
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