The Best of Tim Buckley (Remastered)

Tim Buckley

Genre: Rock
Release Date: 1983-01-01
Explicitness: notExplicit
Country: USA
Track Count: 18

℗ 2006 Rhino Entertainment Company, A Warner Music Group Company

Tracks

	Title	Time
1	Aren't You the Girl	2:05	USD 1.29
2	Song for Janie	2:42	USD 1.29
3	I Can't See You 2006	2:42	USD 1.29
4	Carnival Song	3:10	USD 1.29
5	Morning Glory	2:52	USD 1.29
6	Goodbye and Hello	8:39	USD 1.29
7	Sing a Song for You (Take 11)	5:42	USD 1.29
8	Once I Was	3:24	USD 1.29
9	Strange Feelin'	7:37	USD 1.29
10	I Had a Talk With My Woman	5:59	USD 1.29
11	Happy Time	3:14	USD 1.29
12	I Must Have Been Blind	3:43	USD 1.29
13	The River	5:47	USD 1.29
14	Song to the Siren	3:26	USD 1.29
15	Dophins	3:13	USD 1.29
16	Martha	3:17	USD 1.29
17	Move With Me	4:51	USD 1.29
18	Look At the Fool	5:10	USD 1.29

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Reviews

Your desert island ipod
5
By laser52

Tim Buckley's "Happy Time" should have been iconic. Perfect song.
Not to Be Missed
5
By worlds forgotten girl

I recently discovered this album, and, never having heard Tim Buckley before, was overwhelmed. Buckley definitely had one of the best voices out there. If you doubt this, listen to Buckley singing Song to the Siren, and then try to listen to anyone else covering that song, even Robert Plant. No comparison, in my opinion. The overall musicianship on the album is of the highest order, and most of the songs are outstanding, particularly the aforementioned classic, and The River. "In the street we walk as beggars, in the alley, faithless kings." Enough said. Buy this album.
Beautiful sound
5
By ezgo

The greatest singer who ever lived. Pop for it.
Phenomenal!
5
By ParanoidPoliticianDiva

Tim Buckley is the lone speaker for his own self-invented genre that transcends what music you have heard, and will want to hear afterwards. His music is a combination of folk, jazz and his own avant-garde style that truly makes use of what he believed to be his greatest musical tool, his voice It's breathtaking, where every track is something different to experience--and then relish once it's over and start over again. This album is a good start to exploring Buckley's multicolored style. I would highly recommend downloading the entire album but my favorites are; Goodbye and Hello Sing a Song for You Once I was Dolphins Song for Janie Aren’t you the girl
A Great Deal
5
By daddy frank

This is a great collection although I'm not sure how "I Never Asked To Be Your Mountain" and "Phantasmagoria" could have been left out. His cover of "The Dolphins" is a studio performance that shouldn't be missed. His own compositions, "Morning Glory" and"Once I Was," are beautifully written and sung with heartfelt emotion. "Move With Me" is great r&b. This collection shows the artist's versatility quite nicely.