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this is what membership does. ♪ >> the movie, greetings from tim buckley. ven know jeff buckley had a dad, but this is the amazing story. why don't you tell the amazing story. >> i think the most significant parallel, these two guys, jeff and tim, were similar icons of their respective generations. both pretty singularly talented and then they were father and son and never knew each other. it's an intense kind of -- >> tim buckley, the father, died of a heroin overdose and jeff buckley, great singer, musician died. >> they both had like these tragical tragically abbreviated lives. >> i haven't seen the movie yet, but what i hear about it, when jeff buckley is singing for a group of people who love his father more than he ever could, but this is sort of how he gets to know his dad. through the people who loved his music. >> which is it shall -- it's the six days leading up to jeff buckley's first week in new york. it's a small snapshot. >> i was going to say -- >> they were fighting before. fistfights. it's like the evil of 1972 or the oakland a's in the earl