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Racerxrated
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Victims for me as well. Top 5 player for me. I still play that album regularly.
Monster.
Monster.
skoora
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Shit, I even liked this for a minute when he was my new musical obsession in the 80’s 
skoora
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Back when he was getting his Jeff Beck on..
napalmdeath
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That was the first Gary Moore song I had heard, and bought the album. Blew me away. Second album I got was Live in Detroit. That's a must have for any Gary Moore fan.
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JLR
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My favorite player for the last 15 years. Not many youtube vids of him that I haven't seen. Some I've watched probably over 30 times such as the Messiah will come, Tribute to Phil -Dublin show, Redhouse, Stormy Monday etc. Guy has the quickest middle finger when doing trills...wtf. For me he lives in the top 5 guitarist of all time category. Seen him in 1977 when he filled in for Robbo on the Thin Lizzy/Queen tour.
SpiderWars
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Big GM fan. From the earlier rock days. I had heard Randy Rhoads was a fan so that was how I became a fan. I can tolerate the blues stuff probably BECAUSE of the racehorse at a dog show thing, what else was he gonna do? He wasn't gonna be lame and he kind of had to distance himself from SRV somehow so the high distortion just-be-Gary mode worked but it got lamer and lamer (less racehorse) as it went. If I never hear (or play) Still Got the Blues again I'm cool with that.
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Navigator
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Shit, I even liked this for a minute when he was my new musical obsession in the 80’s
There was some great playing bandwise on the G Force project/album. Great band with Michael Shrieve on drums. Strangest Gary Moore guitar tone though since he apparently went direct into the board. But the songs themselves were a little more rhythmically adventurous including this one: