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Recorded = [[February 11]] [[1995]]-[[February 28]] [[1996]]|
Recorded = [[February 11]] [[1995]]-[[February 28]] [[1996]]|
Genre = [[Alternative rock|Alternative]] |
Genre = [[Alternative rock|Alternative]] |
Length = 152:32 |
Length = 2:32:32 |
Label = [[Sony]] |
Label = [[Sony]] |
Producer = [[Steven Berkowitz]], Jeff Buckley, [[Frans Hagenaars]], [[Clif Norrell]], [[Andy Wallace (producer)|Andy Wallace]]|
Producer = [[Steven Berkowitz]], Jeff Buckley, [[Frans Hagenaars]], [[Clif Norrell]], [[Andy Wallace (producer)|Andy Wallace]]|

Revision as of 18:25, 3 August 2007

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The Grace EPs is a boxset of Jeff Buckley recordings released in 2002. It contained five EPs, two of which, Peyote Radio Theatre and So Real, had previously been promotional only releases.

Track listing

  • Disc One (Peyote Radio Theatre)
  1. "Mojo Pin"
  2. "Dream Brother (Nag Champa Mix)"
  3. "Kanga-Roo"
  • Disc Two (So Real a.k.a Live at Nighttown)
  1. "So Real (Live)"
  2. "Grace (Live)"
  3. "Dream Brother (Live)"
  1. "Dream Brother (Live)"
  2. "The Way Young Lovers Do (Live)"
  3. "Je N'en Connais La Fin/Hymne A L'Amour (Live)"
  4. "Hallelujah (Live)"
  • Disc Four (The Grace EP)
  1. "Grace"
  2. "Grace (Live)"
  3. "Mojo Pin (Live)"
  4. "Hallelujah (Live)"
  5. "Tongue"
  • Disc Five (Last Goodbye)
  1. "Last Goodbye"
  2. "Mojo Pin (Live)"
  3. "Kanga-Roo"
  4. "Lost Highway (Live)"


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