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AV: You grew up in , what was that like? JB: From womb to tomb, it's thug country. I'm amazed that I had any friends at all. People grow up repressed… - Jeff Buckley
" "AV: You grew up in , what was that like?
JB: From womb to tomb, it's thug country. I'm amazed that I had any friends at all. People grow up repressed from the spirit, day by day by day. Cable TV, it's fucked. It's misogyny, it's birth, death, work, it's misery, it's power. It's fuckin' hicks. And that's what I grew up with. I was rootless trailer trash. Now I prefer the to any place on the planet. I can be who I am here. I couldn't do it anyplace I lived as a child. I never fit in , even though my roots are there.
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About Jeff Buckley
(November 17, 1966 – May 29, 1997), also known as "Scotty Moorhead", was an American singer-songwriter.
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YCDW: What are some of your favorite black and white movies?
JB: Lets see, , , films, American Milan, and —which I absolutely adore.
YCDW: What kind of music are you listening to now when you get a chance?
JB: Well, today I did 's 'Live In Paris' and then I did '' by the . It really depends on what I have with me. I carry with me. Anything with soul for the moment to it. We stopped at a truck stop and got Truck Stop Comedy and 's 'Unleashed in the East.' YCDW: Do you have any favorite perfumes or scents?
JB: I like essential oils a lot. Tunisian and are my current favorites.
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