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Originally Posted by aida
Concerning also the Gary Moore thing I have to say that GM came to my town a couple of months ago. I went to see him live and as I said somewhere in the forum I stayed in the front row (with my green "Greeny" T-Shirt, hahah I'm sure he saw me). He did some blues populars and to me he showed very very little respect to these great songs as he distorted them with extermely long and heavy-thing soloes. He only played one blues pop with what I call "respect", that was All your love.
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Hey feel free to bash gary moore anytime, although a talented musician he is anything but a bluesman. Let him play rock and he kicks ass i have to admit( although i do despise him) having seen clips of early thin lizzy stuff etc, he can really play.....But never blues or sing it for that matter.
The disc 1 and most well known version of jumping at showdows is the best for me as i dont think i´ve heard a solo anywhere evolve and change so beautifully before
I´m on the trail of the tracks quoted that i´ve not heard so i wil chip in again when i have.
Also another amazing solo and maybe the best bent note ever is the homework solo, proper gives me goosebumps.