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Artist: Gary Moore

Title: After the War

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Category: Hard Rock

Year: 1988

Label: Virgin

Catalog Number: 7 91066-2

Personnel

Gary Moore guitar, lead vocals
Neil Carter keyboards, backing vocals
Bob Daisley bass
Cozy Powell drums

Remastered re-issue plus bonus tracks released in 2002

Tracks

1.  Dunluce Pt. 1 Instrumental  1:17
2.  After The War  4:17
3.  Speak For Yourself  3:42
4.  Livin’ on Dreams  4:14
5.  Led Clones  6:07
6.  The Messiah Will Come Again Instrumental  7:29
7.  Running From The Storm  4:45
8.  This Thing Called Love  3:22
9.  Ready For Love  5:39
10.  Blood of Emeralds  8:19
11.  Dunluce Pt. 2 Instrumental  3:50
12.  Emerald bonus track  4:06  Cover: Thin Lizzy
13.  Over The Hills And Far Away live bonus track  10:16
14.  Military Man live bonus track  6:26
15.  Wild Frontier live bonus track  5:01
  
Total Running Time:  78:50

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From: Jennifer Date: May 15, 2001 at 18:52
Another great venture from Moore here. Ozzy Osbourne shared vocals on "Led Clones," a tune directed at Led Zeppelin rip off bands. Superb guitar work and production make this one of the best of the late '80's.

From: Craig Date: July 31, 2001 at 10:17
The best production he ever had on any of his 'ROCK' albums although the songs themselves don't live up to those on WILD FRONTIER. You can also tell where he was heading for his next album. Still an excellent buy!

From: baris Date: September 8, 2002 at 15:35
I like this kind of Gary Moore. Namely his music before "Still Got The Blues". He has no need to act like BB King or Eric Clapton. The style here is enough good for him. This album has strong melodic metal pieces. I wish Gary would go on like that...

From: robert Date: October 23, 2002 at 9:31
The messiah, JODERRRR q pedazo de instrumental. Otro monstruo de las 6 cuerdas el cara cortada de Gary

From: Bilboker Date: November 20, 2002 at 14:34
Me enkanta Gary Moore. Prefiero el Run for Cover al after de war, pero no deja de ser un disko genial!!

From: Scandinavia Date: June 27, 2003 at 16:41
This album saw Gary boost a big time production and sure the good ol' Moore solos are still present but it never really hit the high position on my chart...Good album and good songs though...All the instumental stuff was a bit too much for me I guess...Highlights here are: "After...", "Speak..."(Incl. Ozzy. Moore playing "real" metal), "Livin'..." & "Ready for Love" (Dude, that guitar gets beaten up on that track!)

From: RR-Finland Date: September 1, 2003 at 16:06
Not so great that 2 releases before, but still kicking. We want Moore!

From: Big Papa K Date: June 14, 2004 at 2:22
Moore is back with more of the same. "After The War" sounds exactly like it is a leftover from "Run For Cover". The Ozzy sung "Led Clones" is an interesting tune. 5/10

From: quini Date: August 28, 2004 at 14:07
me lo compro mi hermana ayer, pero tiene buena pinta, gary es gary

From: Joan Date: February 18, 2005 at 14:27
El ultimo disco hardrockero de Gary. En la onda del Wild Frontier, aunque con un rollo menos folkorico (y algo menos inspirado quizas). Favs.: La espectacular Blood of emeralds y la rockera Livin on dreams.

From: rick kerch vzla Date: December 22, 2006 at 20:17
Had the chance to see him live on this "after the war tour" and man,he just blasted!!!.What a performance this guy did!!!.Nowadays he's a bluesy guitar player and perhaps we miss the good old rocker that he was.Anyway excellent artist somehow underrated by the media.Good album and essential.

From: hernanHRM/AOR Date: October 31, 2007 at 23:42
Classic CLassic vaya que sonidito tiene este albun muy curioso un Melodic HardRock/Aor vaya toques de guitarras y una voz muy especial que buen albun potente encontraras temas como "After The War, Running From The Storn" con unos Sonidos impresionantes dos canciones de un buen nivel..

From: fcmahlzeit Date: February 6, 2011 at 14:08
Gary has died in a hotel room in Spain in the early hours of Sunday morning. R.I.P. Gary!

From: rick kerch vzla Date: February 6, 2011 at 19:06
Rest In Peace Gary...you will surely be missed....

From: hair metal again Date: August 16, 2014 at 11:21
excellent commercial hard rock release by GARY MOORE with great songs and musicianship!polished ,hard rockin with many hooks ,this release wont let you down ,but will make you wonder why he didnt go on like that afterwards!great stuff!


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