Gary Moore (R.I.P.) - Dunluce - Over the Hills and Far Away @ PINKPOP CLASSIC 2010
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2010
- Heard the news yesterday and was blown away, Gary was the soundtrack of my youth. Saw him in '87, '89, '90, '07 and was delighted when I saw him a few months ago, playing his old rock classics again. This was supposed to be a good year for Gary, a new DVD coming up, a documentary and even a possible new Celtic record with old bandmate Neil Carter. It isn't to be and I'm heartbroken about it.. My heart goes out to his family, rest in peace Gary, you're music and fine tone will live on forever! Blood Of Emerald!!
Today Gary passed away, I had the previlege to see him play several times for the last 24 years...a sad, sad day... Rest in peace Gary, your music will live on forever!
Celtic Rock at its very finest ! So Exhilarating!
Bloody Fantastic! 🎸🎶🔥🔥👏🤘
I've heard dozens of guys try to play the guitar solo to this song but no-one can match Gary Moore's passion. So glad I got to see him live. What a talent!
Even near the end when he was on stage he was still the greatest guitar hero ever! RIP Gary!
There's only 1 Gary Moore ok no copy nothing can match him.the greatest guitarist ever
Incomparable and greatly missed. 😞
Unmistakable Gary.
"Just heard the very sad news that Gary Moore has passed away. We had the pleasure of meeting Gary and his band last summer at the Pinkpop Classic festival in Holland. After watching their (killer) show, we were introduced and Gary came over to our dressing room and chatted away to us. He was everything you'd want a hero to be… laid back, modest and very genuine, with a cool sense of humour. "
Michael McKeegan (Therapy?)
Nailed the solo without a trem. Awesome.
How I missed those days when Gary was hard rocking. Brilliant! Best guitar player to grace this planet.
Guitar legend. Rest in peace Brother. Often mimicked but never matched. Any guitar player who has watched GM and who can transcend Blues and Rock with such passion, skill and proficiency is welcome to comment.
There will never be another Gary Moore hands down one of the greatest to ever grace the six strings
I discover him later but it's still '90 and now I say him thank you Gary and RIP, what a wonderful soundtrack for my life.....
Mr. Robert William Gary Moore 🎤 🎸 😭
I saw Gary (R.I.P.) at Parkpop Den Haag (Netherlands) during the Still got the Blues tour (1990)................ He was the most intense guitar player I have ever witnessed.
suck on this nightwish, this is how it should be played
R.I.P gary
It made me happy to see Gary today. He is one of my idol guitarists. R.I.P
I will play a song for all the days you are away, I will look for you to pass this way, and until the day we meet again my heart will be filled with sorrow. RIP Mr. Moore
Me too! loved Gary playing Rock I remember seeing him on the Run for Cover Tour he melted our brains with his Superb skills ! RIP Gary love ya!
@bignicker12
Gary never wasn't much of a talker, he did his talking with his hands which expressed more than any words could ever say..
Thanks for sharing! I've loved hearing Gary Moore's music and guitar playing since the mid 1980s and finally got to see the man live for the first time when he was doing the Bad For You Baby tour in 2009, at the HMV venue in Edinburgh. I was terribly sad hearing about his passing in 2011 and I believe he was in the process of sharing another album, perhaps similar to Wild Frontier, which was inspired by his love for Irish Folk and Traditional music.
Celtic-Rock at its finest 😍😍😍
Gary Moore, the greatest to ever do it 💚💚💚
#GuitarGod #Emerald #WindFingers
Wonderful to see that at the time of his death he had reached true mastery of the guitar. Absolutely fantastic.
This is pure gold, Gary and the band were just ripping through this, I hope they managed to record some music together, Rest in Rock, Gary Moore!
Como a gente pode amar tanto uma pessoa sem conhecê-la pessoalmente. Você estará sempre em meu coração. Único!!!Gary Moore sempre!
Awesome. RIP you legend
God I miss Gary..
@bignicker12
Never witnessed such a thing, he may have looked a bit grumpy at times but what does it matter? I always came for his playing, not for him being nice to people.. Please remember the man for his brilliant playing, songwriting and tone..
@viroflay
That's the intro track from the "After The War" album, called "Dunluce".
the thought of his death is still not sinking into my fucking head, cause i dont want to believe it. But RIP Gary Moore
Great pic fantastic sound..
Nice words man Gary Moore FOR EVER
RIP GARY
LUV YA ALWAYS!
@talmable Definitly, I just love this combination of celtic melodies and rock tunes that Gary achieved
NO KA OI GARY MOORE
🔝🙏🏼ALOHA 🙏🏼🔝
YOUR SPIRIT NEVER LEFT
😢😢😢
@viroflay It's 'Dunluce' (an old castle on the north coast in co Antrim, N.I.), from 'After the War'. It's combined with 'Over the Hills and Far Away' in some later shows - would have loved to hear it live....to me it sounds fantastic!
CooL reaLLy BRAVO!!!
This song would be perfect for Game of Thrones. R.I.P Guitar God.
Awesome!!!
thumbs up if you love guitar
Grande Gary Moore!!
great spirit
@886071
Thanks, a friend of mine standing beside me recorded this 'cause I rocked my brains out, lol. Wish I recorded some more myself..
Bram Lempers Thank you so much for this precious bit of rock history. Gary was unique, amazing, sadly missed
Que maravilha!!!
this is way way beter than the one on live at monterux (same tour i guess). Gary was awesome
@porcupineplant
Spot on, that's how he should be remembered!
3:11 Cameraman's head exploded. Thankfully he was using a tripod.
Joe Jackson No tripod, standing in front, rocking out and trying to film it at the same time. You’re welcome.
@99theinvertedmoron
Thanx mate. The only thing I know is that he used a Panasonic photo/video camera with a zoom function. The audio problems were caused while zooming i guess..
@Lempersbram wow cool video mate. Thanks for uploading it. Great performance and great quality of audio and video. Can I ask what you used to record it?. Cheers
@Lempersbram Merci beaucoup !
@road2ruins
His playing was good indeed but believe me, I've seen him play in the '80s, that was something else..especially during the "After The War" tour..
My dad was saying the exact same thing just the other day, wish I could have experienced it but was a little to young!
:'(
Where can I find this performance on HD quality??? 😭😭😭
No sound?
Does anyone know what is the instrumental track played before Gary comes on stage ????
@Lempersbram i need to know, was gary nice to the audience every time you saw him?
Zwolle '87?
The ONE guitar player i never happened to see that i truly regret never having seen. I have seen Jimi and Eric Johnson( my 2 favs along with Gary)and just didn't get around to seeing Gary.......truly one of the all-time greats! So sad to see how he passed(essentially alcohol poisoning with probable heart and weight concerns) and it makes one wonder what could have been but also what might have been missing in his life.....dependancy....who knows? I know i miss him and hope he knows just how much he meant to the music world. RIP my friend! Thanks for posting this btw and does anyone know if there is another source to this performance? Such truly shit-kickin' axwork you'll be hard-pressed to find anywhere!
Don McCollough I don't think Gary was an alcoholic.
Lots of Buckfast getting downed there!
@Lempersbram yeah but was he rude? theres a guy that goes around commenting on gary videos saying gary cusses at the crowd,
@BBTDOOM
I rest my case..
No sound!
He looks as unhealthy as shit there, that gut is what killed him.
Sadly that's true...
I still think he had some (mental) issue that killed him. The last couple of years he looked said and sometimes pissed of.
I even think he had some hearing issues....the last years he was sometimes playing out of tune. (all the years before he never was out of tune)