infrequent rambling

i would list jeff buckley playing at sin-é, in front of a crowd of maybe 50 or so people as my number one dream concert. above a packed crowd watching led zeppelin at madison square gardens, above the beatles on the rooftop, even above pink floyd doing the berlin leg of their the wall tour. i can't really explain why, but there is something so raw, so intimate, so real (pun intended) about live at sin-é.

the solo phantom tour was jeff buckley going back to sin-é. back to being a 'nobody' and doing what he did better than almost anyone i've ever heard - play beautiful music.