Killer vid I ran across the other day. Gary Moore content

[khabibissell]

Awesome version of Shapes of Things from 1984. The solo in this song had the same affect on me as when I heard the solo for Over the Mountain the first time back in the day. Amazing. The improv stuff in the middle of this performance is killer... Gotta love all the posing going on in the beginning

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-Ida73phAE

[Robert Burns]

Awesome version of Shapes of Things from 1984. The solo in this song had the same affect on me as when I heard the solo for Over the Mountain the first time back in the day. Amazing. The improv stuff in the middle of this performance is killer... Gotta love all the posing going on in the beginning

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-Ida73phAE

fantastic... Gary is top 10 of all time imo..
Man, he' can pick! Great tune..thanks for sharing it.

[VitaminG]

another clip from the Emerald Aisles video. Great stuff!

funny you should post that, actually. I'm currently watching the Gary Moore & Friends dvd, the tribute concert they did for Phil a few years ago.

[GinSonic]

After viewing that, I had to peruse through a few more. I love Gary Moore. He's right up there in the top echelon of electric guitarist. What tone.

However, when he dawns his LP, he literally oozes feel! Have to put this up, as it's one of my top fave Thin Lizzy tunes.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1JS1bqO0j0

Enjoy.
G.

[mrrs]

The solo to the this song I remember hearing on the radio back in the day.
It was like you said, one of those......damn moments.

I never heard another song by him.
This is one of those one hit wonders from the 80's for me.

[missionguitars1]

I'm currently watching the Gary Moore & Friends dvd, the tribute concert they did for Phil a few years ago.

One of my faves, Gary's hitting on all cylinders...he only gets better with age!

Now where's that copy of Black Rose...

[straycat]

Yeah that clip of Black Rose kicks ass.Love that flame top L.P studio.Man thats some great tone.Gibson and Marshall ya can't lose there.

[Speiro]

I saw him in '84 at the Monsters of Rock festival, Donington. Awesome performance, in fact the whole day was great.

[Endrik]

best picking attack ever

[Hellbat]

I love Gary. Randy made me want to play guitar and I think Gary made me want to learn to shred. (I'm still working on that part lol.)

I always loved when Gary and Phil worked together....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_WpP6SQINE

[satyr]

Very Nice...You guys would love Jan Akkerman (Focus)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpV5InLw52U

[ulijdavid]

Gary Moore is definitely one of the best. I remember quitting a job - and leaving a $500.00 bonus at the table - to go see Gary Moore in New York. Me and a couple of friends riding trains from Connecticut to see him. His tone and chops come through even better live. The fact that I still remember that concert so vividly makes me sure that leaving the $500.00 bonus was the right decision.

[GinSonic]

Very Nice...You guys would love Jan Akkerman (Focus)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpV5InLw52U

Wowzers. I forgot about Jan. I had to bookmarked that 'cuz I wanna check out all those other Focus vids. Cool stuff.
G.

[finstah]

sweet find. I think tune, Victims of the Future and Out In the Fields are my all time Moore favs.

BTW, is that Lyle Lovett singing lead?

[MSGfan]

"Corridors of Power" and "Victims of the Future" are my two all time favorite Gary Moore CD's, "Back on the Streets" was also pretty good so was the stuff he did with Thin Lizzy.