Gary Moore/UK Collection 1982-1984

Gary Moore’s ultra-high quality live broadcast takes are compiled in chronological order. All of them have been upgraded compared to the previously released takes. Disc 1 contains the recording of the Reading Festival on August 28, 1982 in the best sound quality. The rhythm section is Ian Paice and Neil Murray, but only during this period, the vocals are provided by former Ted Nugent (now Foghat) Charlie Han, and the keyboard is provided by the late Tommy Iyer, so you can enjoy the precious performance of this lineup only during this period in ultra-high sound quality. Charlie’s singing is wonderful, and he sings a solid melody so accurately that it’s hard to believe that he stood on this big stage in just his fourth live performance. The ultra-high quality line recording of Dallas Warhead featuring Ian Paice’s drum solo is full of power. This sound source has been around in the past and there are already released versions, but this take uses a take recorded with the best sound that has appeared in recent years, and you can enjoy this historic live performance with a much better sound than the already released “Do You Want Some Moore?”. On Disc 2, the most excellent and attractive FM broadcast sound source during the release of “Corridors Of Power” was recorded on March 16, 1983, at the Paris Theater in London, in a super high-quality stereo line recording. This is the highest quality version of the 1983 London broadcast take, equivalent to the master released a few years ago under the title “BBC Treasures”. You can enjoy the official-class sound that is incomparable to the many previous releases. The above-mentioned Parisienne Walkways of this day, which has not yet been released, is also included. This is a performance about one month after the Japan tour, with the golden lineup of Neil Murray, Ian Paice, and Don Airey. This is the first live performance when the band was formed as a four-person group after John Sloman left the band. You can enjoy the best sound quality in the selection of songs, performance content, and the best performances in their careers. Disc 3 contains about 40 minutes of the BBC live performance at Chippenham on January 21st, during the release of “Victims Of The Future”, recorded in ultra-high quality stereo line recording. This is a live performance after Neil Carter, who can play both keyboards and guitar, joined the band, and is also familiar from the TV program “Sight & Sound”. This also uses the highest quality version from the radio master that has appeared in recent years. Finally, five songs from the live performance at Monsters of Rock on August 18, 1984 are recorded in ultra-high quality stereo line recording for about 32 minutes. The drummer is Bobby Chouinard, who participated in the 1984 US tour, and the bass is Bob Daisley, who officially joined the band at this time. There have been several takes of this take in the past, but this edition contains the highest quality take that has appeared in recent years. All are composed of upgraded sound sources, and all pitches have been accurately corrected. A must-listen 3-disc set for all hard rock fans, compiling the best performances of the hard rock era with ideal sound. Live at Reading Festival, England 28th August 1982 SBD Live at Paris Theatre, London, England 16th March 1983 STEREO SBD Live at Golddiggers, Chippenham, England 21st January 1984 STEREO SBD Live at Monsters Of Rock Festival, Donington, England 18th August 1984 STEREO SBD Disc 1 Live at Reading Festival, England 28th August 1982 1. Nuclear Attack 2 I Can’t Wait Until Tomorrow 3. Dallas Warhead incl. Drum Solo 4. White Knuckles / Rockin’ And Rollin’ 5. Parisienne Walkways Gary Moore – Guitar, Vocal Ian Paice – Drums Neil Murray – Bass Tommy Eyre – Keyboards Charlie Huhn – Vocal, Guitar Disc 2 Live at Paris Theater, London, England 16th March 1983 1. Nuclear Attack 2. Well 3. Rockin’ Every Night 4. Cold Hearted 5. I Can’t Wait Until Tomorrow 6. Falling In Love With You 7. Hurricane incl. Drum Solo 8. White Knuckles 9. Rockin’ And Rollin’ 10. Back On The Streets 11. Parisienne Walkways Gary Moore – Guitar, Vocal Ian Paice – Drums Neil Murray – Bass Don Airey – Keyboards Disc 3 Live at Golddiggers, Chippenham, England 21st January 1984 1. Introduction (Pete Drummond) 2. Rockin’ Every Night 3. Shapes Of Things 4. Hold On To Love 5. Victims Of The Future 6. Empty Rooms 7. White Knuckles 8. The End Of The World 9. Back On The Streets Gary Moore – Guitar, Vocal Craig Gruber – Bass Neil Carter – Keyboards, Guitar, Vocal Ian Paice – Drums Live at Monsters Of Rock Festival, Donington, England 18th August 1984 10. Murder In The Skies 11. Cold Hearted 12. Victims Of The Future 13. Rockin’ Every Night 14. Parisienne Walkways Gary Moore – Guitar, Vocal Bob Daisley – Bass Neil Carter – Keyboards, Guitar, Vocal Bobby Chouinard – Drums SOUNDBOARD RECORDING