"Grace" is the sole studio album by American singer-songwriter Jeff Buckley, released on August 23, 1994, under Columbia Records. Despite initially encountering lackluster sales and mixed reviews upon its debut, the album has experienced a remarkable surge in critical acclaim in recent years.
 
Notably, "Grace" garnered praise from an array of esteemed musicians and artists, including members of Buckley's primary influence, Led Zeppelin. Jimmy Page expressed his admiration for the album, considering it nearly his "favorite album of the decade," while Robert Plant also offered commendations. Brad Pitt, reflecting on Buckley's work, remarked on its enigmatic allure, likening it to the depth found in the finest films or art.
Furthermore, influential figures who had inspired Buckley's music hailed his talent. Bob Dylan hailed Buckley as "one of the great songwriters of this decade," while David Bowie went as far as declaring "Grace" the best album ever made. Bowie even included it among his ten "Desert Island Records," underscoring its enduring impact and significance in the realm of music.