Guitar Player REACTS!! Jeff Buckley's INCREDIBLE live rendition of "Mojo Pin" from Glastonbury 1995.

[@Problembeing]

I can't watch a single performance of his without tearing up. Not because of his death, but because of his talent.

[@phishfan]

He was truly amazing.

[@SoreEater]

I'm the same. No matter how many times I've heard it, it gets me every time

[@Problembeing]

@@phishfan he truly was. Irreplaceable.

[@Problembeing]

@@SoreEater 🙌

[@stefaniebrauer128]

Well said. That’s the mind shift I have to make whenever I watch/listen to Jeff and Chris Cornell. This was such a joy to watch someone see them perform live for the first time. Great reaction. 🤘

[@Monica-sw9ld]

Thanks for this. Jeff meant a lot to me and still does. It hit me hard when he went missing. This performance is a classic. ❤ His live performances are always different from the studio versions, although this one was close. Have you seen his 'What Will You Say?' from the same festival? It's powerful. He and Chris Cornell were friends. Chris wrote a song for him after he drowned. Jeff's mom gave Chris Jeff's old red telephone, and Chris kept it near him on stage. He also helped Jeff's mom go through Jeff's unreleased recordings for the posthumous album. Thanks again for the Jeff reaction. ❤

[@reneedevry4361]

Another great reaction.👍❤️ Beautiful song and performance by Jeff. Stunning🎶🎹🎶 LOL 🤣😂🤣 My husband still has his 90's Jester hats.🥹😂 🥰🥰 Hugs from a Canadian Dear🇨🇦

[@phishfan]

😁

[@mikeg5018]

Jeff Buckley's "The way young lovers do" live at Sine is awesome!

[@79derik]

YES!

[@keith6795]

I’ll never forget when I first heard Buckley when I was 18, he became my favorite, it was the most mind blowing musical experience I ever had anyway. I really enjoy your reactions of him. He’s my favorite guitarist. I love his performances on Live at Sin-e.

[@phishfan]

Thank you! Yes, he was so fantastic.

[@bas6510]

I hope it's Dream Brother, no Lover You Should of Come Over, no Last Goodbye, no Grace...😊 Thanks for these great reactions! 🤙

[@phishfan]

My pleasure!!

[@tiinaeeros2273]

I know...I love Dream Brother. And the lyrics. I´m so glad, my son introduced me to JB... it´s been so many years ago.

[@LFCliid]

Mate I’d review as much as you can from that Glastonbury festival, even if in your own time. The opening to Dream Brother is just unreal.

[@Chelle.]

Highly recommend the Grace NPA live performance if you haven’t seen it, it’s amazing. Such a tragic loss. 💔

[@FirstNameLastName-io5co]

Goddamn, that voice!!! I was only a teenager when Grace came out and that he is definitely one of those artists I didn’t get to see live. Luckily we still videos like this just to watch millions of times. One of the greatest voices in rock history. He is up there with Robert Plant, Freddy Mercury, Ronnie James Dio, Maynard James Keenan, Chris Cornell and a few others that I can’t think of right now.

[@phishfan]

So gifted. Thank you for the comment!

[@FirstNameLastName-io5co]

@@phishfan And thank you for the video. I’m not usually a fan of reactions, but yours was one I enjoyed.

[@YOUTOOB-1]

Check out Live in Chicago! Especially Mojo Pin, Grace, Last Goodbye, and Dream Brother from that set. Incredible.

[@yo-fv8ok]

You should def watch lover you should’ve come over live. But a great one is also Grace live at the bbc

[@SoreEater]

That transition into the final chorus you rewatched - bro, I know exactly why you did that, it's hard to believe how masterful it was done and how rich it sounded, his guitar tone gushing with overtoness, oh my god I love seeing the audience in these Glastonbury performances, you can see a 70.000 crowd being dead silent even during the quietest parts, in complete awe, giving each other those looks like "what the fuck, am I dreaming right now? cause this can't be real". You'd think I'm exaggerating but this is literally what is happening in the video. Hearing a great vocalist in person live leaves an impression like nothing else, but I can't begin to imagine what it felt like seeing Jeff live. When Robert Plant described his singing as "mind-altering" he might have meant it in the most literal sense, no kidding

[@phishfan]

Agree 100%- thanks for the comment!!

[@Keith-eo5fs]

My favorite guitar performance of his ever is Dinks Song on Live at Sin-e Legacy Edition, what a performance, but all of his like this are amazing,

[@tiinaeeros2273]

Well, You people, just don´t understand. This performance...or whatever people like to call it; it´s just beyond, what is even possible to do.

[@gonza55558]

I have always been a huge fan of that dark alternative rock from bands like Radiohead, Chris Cornell solo career or the very first years of Coldplay. I have discovered Jeff many years later, and even if I noticed the unbelievable artist he was, I didn't know how heavy was his influence in alternative music. He literally changed the sound and music of all of those artist I've already mentioned. Radiohead is the biggest alternative band of all time, and the influence from Jeff in Thom's singing style was a key, and the influence in The Bends and OK Computer (this last considered one of the greatest albums of all time) is undeniable. Plus Muse, or even people like John Mayer. Parachutes by Coldplay (one of the most underrated albums out there) is completely inspired by Jeff, recognized by the band, and again, both music and the Chris Martin's singing style. When I first heard Jeff, I listened to his album in order, so "Mojo Pin" was literally the first track I ever heard from him, and when the first rhythm began I thought that was one of that times when you are listening art in a pure state. A guy who was changing the rules. His music and the whole album was so against and different to grunge and the other 90's music. So experimental and ahead of his time.

[@Darkandi457]

Nobody wrote like that and Nobody wil

[@redy_JA]

James Arthur - Lose My Mind please :)