Category: GARY MOORE

“Back On The Streets” is another of the reissues by Universal Music Japan of nine rock masterpieces from GARY MOORE, featuring cardboard sleeve cover artwork, the high-fidelity SHM-CD format and the latest remastered sound. The album has been remastered by Rock Candy as well – excellent sound – posted at 0dayrox some time ago, so you can compare both versions.
“Back On The Streets” is best known for one of Gary Moore’s milestones, the song “Parisienne Walkways” which reached the UK Top 10 single charts and features Phil Lynott. The album also includes a hot cover of Thin Lizzy’s “Don’t Believe A Word”.
Gary Moore’s first solo album post Thin Lizzy, in hindsight demonstrates the musical crossroads he was at the time and so…

The smash hit “Still Got The Blues” is also part of the last Universal Music Japan reissue of nine rock masterpieces from GARY MOORE featuring cardboard sleeve cover artwork, the high-fidelity SHM-CD format and the latest remastered sound – plus bonus tracks.
A return to his blues roots, “Still Got The Blues” is the most successful album both in sales and chart positions from Gary Moore in the US and grand part of the World.
Relieved from the pressures of having to record a hit single, Gary Moore cuts loose on some blues standards as well as some newer material here. Moore plays better than ever, spitting out an endless stream of fiery licks that are both technically impressive and soulful. I believe Gary Moore…

Continuing with the Universal Music Japan reissue campaign of nine rock masterpieces from GARY MOORE discography featuring cardboard sleeve cover artwork, high-fidelity SHM-CD format, and the latest remastered sound plus bonus tracks, now it’s time for the killer “We Want Moore!”
“We Want Moore!” is Gary Moore’s first official live album to be available worldwide (Rockin’ Every Night was initially only available in Japan) and is not only a superb live album but also one of the strongest he has ever recorded. This record is a jaw-dropping affair for anyone who believes that Eddie Van Halen is the ultimate guitar-shredding experience.
Drawing mainly from Moore’s previous two studio albums, every cut gets a shot in the arm from his extended soloing, most notably…

Universal Music Japan reissued 9 rock masterpieces from GARY MOORE discography in a cardboard sleeve cover artwork, the high-fidelity SHM-CD format, and the latest remastered sound – plus bonus tracks.
“Wild Frontier” is one of Gary Moore more “80s sounding album”, melodic and with lots of keyboards according to the era (1987), but still his killer guitar chops are present all over the record.
By 1987, Gary Moore was a well established and experienced guitarist, known for his recordings with Thin Lizzy, Colosseum II and many others, as well as his solo career which…

Universal Music Japan reissued 9 rock masterpieces from GARY MOORE discography featuring cardboard sleeve cover artwork, high-fidelity SHM-CD format and the latest remastered sound  plus bonus tracks. One of you requested again for “After The War“, now already out of print.
“After The War” – perhaps Moore’s best produced album ever – is one of our favorites.
It was the last hard rock album from Gary Moore before he turned a heavy-blues performer. And what a great way to say goodbye to the genre he embraced all over the ’80s.
This was a return to a harder sound – yet with a glossy production…

Now out of print – and really worth to track down due its stupendous sound quality – here’s another essential album from the Universal Music Japan 2016 reissue of nine rock masterpieces from GARY MOORE featuring cardboard sleeve cover artwork, the high-fidelity SHM-CD format and the latest remastered sound plus bonus tracks, is without a doubt the rocking “Victims of the Future“.
Continuing Gary Moore’s path in the hard rock genre started as solo artist a couple years before (after his excellent work with Thin Lizzy) “Victims of the Future” was a collection of straight-out rocking anthems…

Now out of print – and really worth to track down due its stupendous sound quality – here’s another essential album from the Universal Music Japan 2016 reissue of nine rock masterpieces from GARY MOORE featuring cardboard sleeve cover artwork, the high-fidelity SHM-CD format and the latest remastered sound – plus bonus tracks.
“Corridors Of Power” was the Irish guitar virtuoso Gary Moore first true metal / hard rock album.
Featuring the same terrific rhythm section of Whitesnake at the time – Neil Murray on bass & ex-Deep Purple Ian Paice on drums – and produced by the highly requested Jeff Glixman, “Corridors Of Power” impressed the Rock community when appeared.
Boasting a crisp, aggressive sound…

As requested, here’s the now out of print Universal Music Japan reissue of ”Run For Cover”, as part of the nine-albums rock masterpieces from GARY MOORE featuring cardboard sleeve cover artwork, the high-fidelity SHM-CD format and the latest remastered sound – plus 3 bonus tracks, one of them featuring Phil Lynott.
“Run For Cover” is often considered as Gary Moore’s breakthrough album, and his more glossy / melodic produced. It features as well, monster vocal contributions by legends Glenn Hughes and Phil Lynott.
Indeed, checking the credits, you’ll see no less than four big name producers were employed in the making of “Run For Cover”: Mike Stone (Journey, Whitesnake), Peter Collins (Bon Jovi, Queensryche), Andy Johns (All!) and Beau Hill (Ratt, Winger), with each playing to their strengths.
Parping ’80s keyboards are present…