My pleasure, Crissom.

I thought he'd broken up with Rebecca the year before this?

@@bethoscope281 they did break up, in fact, at this point, Jeff was starting his relationship with Joan. But jeff and Rebecca always had a relationship not necessarily romantic, even after the breakup,

or some idiot doesn't pay attention and cuts him off 😡

Your emptiness is stronger ...mm but you have to be stronger than your emptiness....or How to speak so easily about things people questionned for so much Time

Or bigger sorry same thing

You do huh.

He’s just a breath away from us.❤️

27 years gone

@@martinbueno821problem?

An all-time favourite moment of mine. I swear James Franco loaned this reaction for his 'The Disaster Artist' biopic when Tommy sits in a car and is confronted by a 48 year-old lady caliming to be "14". I'm laughing pearls at this.

My 13 year old has his poster on his wall because I showed my kids....

@@venessa2126 your raising em right

dead grandma catching strays

What the world needs now is Buck, sweet Buck.

I think it’s more about the direction he would have taken music and the fact that people can say a lot of things about how music is ultimately influenced or even pushed off on others, but it’s very deeply understood that the impact that Jeff Buckley has had on us and the impression that he left in our hearts is sooooo deep and soooooo hungered for that we go back to these moments just to remember to not forget his soul and his connection to humanity. It seems so strange the direction music has been taken and there is absolutely nothing organic about it anymore and I think that the story the life of Jeff was a very overlooked for a long time in America. It’s sad that the legend of him has only crept up on many all of these years later. I just wanted to voice my input in the conversation. Thank you for allowing me to share.

He visited us for a little while. We were lucky to be alive at the same time.

@@Laura...... Exactly the same.

nice message for Rebecca Moore x

Right? Maybe just goes to show how rare good interviewers are.

soo true

@@richardtwine1655 thanks for that! I was wondering who it was

Paris seemed lonely

that was 1994..he wasnt recognizable even in the states at the time..

Yeah, exudes same level of sensitivity as River Phoenix

Jeff's a Scorpio Sun and River, Scorpio Ascendant. Both with Virgo energy too. Jeff's Aquarius moon and Brandon Lee Aquarius Sun and Moon :)

Itbmurr1 Can't help but wonder how Jeff would've gotten along with Kurt Cobain, Brandon Lee or even Ennis Cosby in all honesty.

Was just thinking Brandon Lee!!

Itbmurr1 James Franco vibes are strooong

basically, that's why i don't do drugs

@@donniecapobianco8794 haha same it would be a more anxious and angrier version of myself

Damn! I remember buying that edition after his death!

I think I may still have it at my parents' house

Wow thanks for the insightful comment.

Same here.

Andrea Carvalho, You're welcome.

You're welcome, Gregory. There is plenty more footage out there. It is just a matter of connecting the dots. This recent find was a pure fluke. I wasn't even aware such footage existed.

Sheena C Exactly, I wonder why I feel so connected to him even though so many years have gone by, it’s like he is beyond time. He feels like he belongs on 2019 as well. I do not feel like he is outdated maybe he was beyond of his time.

He would have hated what society has become.

Sheena C Yeah, you're right! Nowadays, you come across a lot more guys who are open-minded, sensitive and in tune with their softer emotional sides. It makes me think that people who are way beyond their time like him are taken away for a reason...

@@mariamvrck You can't really say this without experience though. Many many people since the 70s have been in touch with their emotions. Since the hippie era and since rock became massive. It's not a new things lmao

He would have hated all the attentions that social media gives, he would have hated Instagram, and twitter and facebooks, he would have hated autotune and all of that shit music, he would have hated all of this hate in the world but also this politically correct society, this hypocrisy, he would have hated and lose kind of interest in these shitty ways of making music, I mean he was so pure,pure on how he made music, pure on the way he saw all the attention surrounding him, we would still have a great musician, singer, and a pure artist🥺

That's because I got it straight from the original source.

You have an amazing collection.

beautifully put, and what i always attributed his death to be, a release from the confines of this sorrowful existence

He had a wisdom within him that far advanced his age that’s for sure. He is just a breath away from us, just the other side of the veil. I was a fan in the nineties. Then life took over, I have revisited his beautiful music several times throughout the years, usually when I am struggling with something. His music brings me peace and I am forever grateful that we had him here at all, although of course it should have been for a much longer time, much longer xx

Lucky! 🙃

I miss you, too.

He was singing Sadness by Porno For Pyros, great song btw

@@somedaysometime good lord, that totally went over my head and i knew this song x.x thanks for reminding me!

@@somedaysometime thank you I was searching it

no problem guys!

Franck BEUZEN, Are you sure there is Bataclan footage? I couldn't find said footage on their website.

MojoPin1983, Yes that was a short part of "So Real", with his leather jacket, I can say that is from the Bataclan because I have the Bataclan's cd and I reconized it. This programm was on M6tv after the Bataclan's concert. I have it on old vsh k7, but I don't have vsh player anymore. I know (I suppose) those footage are still on M6tv somewhere. (excuse for my late answer)

Frank BEUZEN, I searched all through out their archives and couldn't find it. Do you know which show it was on? Rock Express, Rockrush, Fax'o?

That was Rock Express and the broadcast was after the bataclan, maybe during feb 95 or months after. I'll try to see that on the M6 video bank too ;) If you find it, you know what to do :)

Yeah, I checked all through the video bank using such keywords as 'Bataclan' and 'Jeff Buckley' and didn't find anything other than what I have uploaded to my channel.

It was cool that he said that he liked being straight best! I understand...

Why what is the old man saying there?

Minnie Mice think he said la loco. So pretty much he’s crazy haha

Wisdom and drugs don't go hand in hand. The very idea of taking drugs is foolish. Even Jeff admitted, toward the end of his life, that weed, for instance, was a big waste of time.

And of course, a lot of Concert places to be found here. You want to have fun in Paris, go there. Promise.

she was doing that to ask her producers if they could walk around outside..so be happy she did

@hot box the womb The only way that one could get this footage without the watermark is if they licensed it from the copyright owner (M6).

@@MojoPin1983 smh what has this world come to

youve totally missed the point there but go off

The one interviewing Jeff (with the red hair)? Laurence Romance is her name.

@@MojoPin1983, I mean the girl in the checkered coat, she stays in the background. In the beginning, she touches Jeff's arm (0:47) and at the end she reappears next to Steve Berkowitz.

@@MojoPin1983, were you able to identify her?

@@MojoPin1983, sorry for being a nuisance, but I'm continuing my detective quest to identify the girl by Jeff's side... And I don't mean the interviewer ;) She can be seen at 0:47, for example.

She's Joan Wasser, Jeff's girlfriend. She's a singer, songwriter.

Context: the camera man was saying that he and others would be filming Jeff's show, that evening. Jeff: "As long as you don't get in the middle of our eye contact, you're free to go wherever you want to." Camera man: "I will try." Jeff: "Yeah. Just imagine beams ― I mean like, seriously ― beams of light going from person to person. If you break it, then we're fucked. They will (or then we'll) have to give you a kazoo or tambourine, or something."

@@MojoPin1983 Thanks, You are the best! :* lot's of love!

I dunno. Look at Chris Cornell years later could still sing like an angel. If Jeff had a super elastic voice he could have continued to sing like an angel into his later years. Plus his step dad said that a week before he died, Jeff had called him excitedly telling about how he had stopped eating meat and quit smoking.

@@Oyuki-Mayonesa I knew Jeff and he let the bad exposure of the music business get ahold of him. His voice was changing from the smoking and he no doubt would have lost his high range by now.

@david taylor How did you know Jeff?

That’s so interesting. I’ve read a lot that he didn’t smoke then he picked up... along with a lot of partying...but people close to him say he wasn’t partying or anything at the time he died. Honestly, the 2 or 3 years he smoked is not that bad. Your lungs can heal themselves pretty quickly

@Yvonne ... lungs maybe heal ... but the vocal cords would be permanently damaged.

He said his voice was never drained after a concert or anything he could go forever without struggle and hit high note after high note time and time again

I think later in time he started smoking cigarettes if I’m not mistaken?

Rebecca Moore was his girlfriend at the time.

Not by then, but obviously on the mind...

Rebecca Moore (his girlfriend, at the time).