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When it comes to Jeff Buckley, we are as stuck as he always seemed to be—unable to move on, let go or say goodbye.

Apart from writing as many songs as is humanly possible, Jeff Tweedy seems as though he’s on a mission to spread the joy of creativity. Because making stuff is how Tweedy finds peace.