GARY MOORE - EMPTY ROOMS | Live in Stockholm 1987 | FIRST TIME REACTION 

The 2nd solo is one of the greatest solos ever recorded!!!

"Parisienne Walkways", "Still Got The Blues" and "The Messiah Will Come Again". The live version of all three will blow you away.

Everytime I hear Gary Moore, the thought always comes to me that he very well could have been the finest and most refined guitarist ever. David Gilmour is of course one of them but I wonder if Gary wasn’t even better. To me his feel for the guitar, perfection in every note and full control over every sound has to be unmatched. His playing was perfect in every way.

RIP Gary. I can't tell you how big an impact that man had on my life. One of my favorite musicians.

This guitar solo is my go-to solo possibly the greatest solo ever

One of the greatest guitarists..!!! His best solo ever!!!Every note full of emotion!!! RIP Gary 🙏🙏❤❤

This dude is the GOAT...PERIOD. Hands of gold.

Garry Moore " the mesia will come" empty rooms was just a warm up for his master class of master classes

Definitely got to do Gary Moore - Parisienne Walkways (Live Montreux 2010) One of the best live guitar solo's you will hear, trust me.

Saw Gary live 2 years before he died... absolutely amazing concert! Gary is one of the best! He plays his emotions on guitar

This whole concert is an absolute masterpiece. You can literally react to EVERY song of this concert and you wouldn’t do anything wrong. It’s my absolute favorite live concert, I have it on CD and DVD, unfortunately not in perfect Blu-Ray quality but who cares! I will treasure it to the day I die! But if you do be aware of “Thunder Rising”, “All messed up” & “Rockin’ every night”, because your eyes and ears will fall out! 😁😁

You definitely MUST react to Gary Moore on Still got the blues!!!!

Ah The great Gary Moore, my fellow country man. Gary came from Belfast Northern Ireland about 30 miles from me and we are Incredibly proud of him. RIP Gary

Never been a better player ever than Gary Moore, probably never been a better solo ever than this 😎 RIP Gary Moore you were always the greatest.

His Magical Music will live on forever🎸❤

Since the 80's, my favorite band: Pink Floyd, and my favorite guitarist: Gary Moore. This is the first time I ever heard someone compare Gary and David, and you're absolutely right!!! Their heartfelt, stunning, beautiful guitar solos are so similar. This comparison made me very emotional. Thank you for playing the great Gary Moore.

His Masterpiece

This man is in a league of his own.

So happy to see you guys react to Gary Moore, one of the greatest guitarists ever. It’s been a while since I’ve heard this, so thank you 🙏🏼.

I was lucky enough to see Gary perform live twice in the last two years if his life. A wonderful performer and a brilliant song writer. RIP x

Such a transition at 4.00 from a nice solo to one of the best love songs ever written.

His music changed my life...I can't explain how..

"Loner" Live is a Great Gary Moore song or "Military Man" Live with Phil Lynott

Gary Moore - so so talented and underated. Still Got The Blues is my all time fave by him.

Gary Moore was a beast of a guitar player. His work with John Mayall and Buddy Whittington was crazy good!

If you think this is this best 😊 listen to some of his Blues tracks.Then you will never forget Gary Moore RIP Master.

You’ve made it guys! Gilmore is great but Gary Moore was the absolute greatest….RIP 😢

You must React to more of Gary Moored songs. The man is phenomenal

Guys love that you're discovering music we grew up with. A lot of these talented people are overlooked by todays people. We lived it and know how special this was. If you want a good Gary Moore, check out One Night In Dublin. Put on Parisienne Walkways and get ready to strap yourself in. Watching you guys groove on this makes me realize why I was so blown away back in the day. Gary was sadly very overlooked and belongs with the greats.Enjoy.

Parisienne Walkways and Still Got the Blues are definitely worth a listen, among many others. Such a tragedy that Gary Moore died. I remember seeing him in Glasgow in 1999, in Barrowlands. I was about 10ft from the stage, and from a full Marshall stack. I had ringing in my right ear for about 3 months. Totally worth it.

Gary Moore's Separate Ways live 12 minute version. You will love it!

You guys need to react to this video , it's guitar playing of the highest order. Gary Moore - The Messiah will come again(Montreux 1990). It's pretty much one of the best exhibitions of guitar playing you will see.

R.I. P. GARY... Your still the Best💯💔🙏 Pleased to see one of you really got it...🤨👏😎 "If there's a Rock n Roll Heaven, You Know They Have a Hellofa Band "... The Righteous Brothers

Never heard this before. Beautiful…and superb guitar playing. RESPECT!

You guys need to do a MUCH DEEPER DIVE on Gary Moore. And regardless of what his blues fans will tell you to listen to, he was a PHENOMENAL HEAVY ROCK/METAL guitarist. Go PRE-1990. Like this track.

Must do Parisienne Walkways! It’s a Masterpiece. 🎸

It would be great if you could react to Gary Moore ‘Shapes of things’ in concert. Fantastic guitar work

Kiss are my favorite band saw them live in 2019 best show ever bar none....why am I mentioning this...look who is on drums on this song then work it out. R.I.P. Gary this solo is my all time favourite ever, would luv to have seen him live😔

From his rock catalog Shapes of Things, End of the World. From blue's catalog Too Tired, The Story of the Blue's, live performances. Saw him in 1983 Have all DVDs and blurays, even some Vhs

GM was a guest at George Harrison's farewell concert. Amateur recording is quite poor quality, but the joy on George's face is an extraordinary sight. The While my Guitar ... was a perfect collaboration.

The Messiah Will Come Again Live at Montreux Epic. Total awesomeness that has rarely been seen on this planet.

Gary does not try to impress mere mortals when he plays. He plays for the soul

The guitars were custom built Charvel Stratocasters; built by Wayne Charvel & Grover Jackson. There is actually a whole story about those guitars as told by Grover Jackson himself. Gary had a red one (in this video) and an exact duplicate in white, which was also used elsewhere in this same concert.

Blessed to have seen Gary back in the 80's in a small venue. The most intense, intimate experience I've had at a concert. Hope you explore more of his work...

O maior guitarrista de todos os tempos!!!! Sir Gary Moore

(Still got the blues) live london 93 the best guitarist ever

Gary was one of a kind, and this performance was legendary.

Well guys, another song I haven't heard before and it was incredible! This is the first channel that's ever done that to me. I enjoyed it as much as you bros. did! Whoever recommended this, Thank you!

'Out in the Fields' from the same concert. The crowd really gets into it. :-)

Always brings me to tears. Great to see that he's not forgotten. To was able to see his live performing Empty Rooms makes me proud and lucky.

The loner live from this same concert. Spectacular

Still got the blues please!!!

I've been in love with Gary Moore's music since the mid-1970s -- and this live version of 'Empty Rooms' isn't even the best of his tracks, _or the best version of this song._ You have ahead of you a very rich and very extensive Gary Moore back catalogue to get into. It will take you months just to cover Gary's music alone. Check out the following: 'Still Got the Blues', 'Parisienne Walkways', 'Jumping at Shadows' (widely regraded as his best blues track -- listen to the studio version, it's miles better than any live rendition), 'Black Rose' (with Thin Lizzy -- again the studio version), 'Midnight Blues', 'Blood of Emeralds' (studio version again -- this was his tribute to Phil Lynott of Thin Lizzy -- Phil died of a drug overdose in January 1986. Gary was probably his best friend but in an interview years later he said he had been far too upset to attend Phil's funeral, so he wrote this tribute because he regretted not attending Phil's funeral). But you might like to begin with this -- 'Don't Believe a Word', live at the BBC in 1979 (with Phil Lynott on vocals and Cozy Powell on drums -- three of these four have now sadly passed away): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FJm_abdapvo.html And then 'The Loner' (live in Boston, 1987): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8hev6kepSq4.html I could easily list twenty tracks for you to listen to, guys. :-) Easily the greatest UK rock guitarist.

It's an Charvel guitar with EMG 81 pickup.

Still got the blues, Parisianne walkways both brilliant and out in the fields with Phil Lynott from their Thin Luzxy days. You won't be disappointed 😌

one of my fav Gary Moore songs and this version is incredible especially with the great Bob Daisley doing a BASS SOLO ON A FRETLESS BASS! INCREDIBLE!

Gary Moore was a menace on the guitar. Shocking.

Great seeing new people react to this gem. This is still my all time favourite guitar solo and Gary Moore was the reason I started playing guitar. He was legendary!

RIP Gary gosh we miss you 😘…… say hi to all the other legends up in Rock heaven…..

Please do one to his Parisienne Walkways. One of the most beautiful songs ever written with sublime guitar playing. If you do the live one you also get one of the longest held notes as a bonus!

Finally you have come to my recommendations. Here are more of the good stuff (yes, Gary Moore is down there somewhere because he is great). (Guitar heavy) Instrumentals that no one should die without hearing. Rainbow: Weise Heim Porcupine Tree: Yellow Dream Hedgerow Dreamscape Funkadelic: Maggot Brain Jeff Beck: Two Rivers Jeff Beck: Where Were You Jeff Beck: Cause We've Ended as Lovers Steve Vai: For the Love of God Joe Satriani: Surfing with the Alien Andy Timmons: Electric Gypsy White Lion: Blue Monday Stevie Ray Vaughan: Little Wing (Hendrix cover) Solos you haven't covered yet and noone should die without hearing Pink Floyd: On the Turning Away (take remasted live version from Delicate Sound of Thunder - live version solos on this song is much, much bette than studio version) Guns N Roses: Civil War Guns N Roses: Coma Bruce Springsteen: Ghost of Old Tom Joad (only the live version with Tom Morello - its Morellos solo that is insane good - though Springsteen actually play rather desent solo as well - there are only one but its from 2009) Scorpions: Lady Starlight Roger Waters: What God Want's part I and III (Jeff Beck plays guitar on this album and is the only guitarist - who are not Gilmour - that can play like himself and make guitar that match Waters songs and lyrics) Ozzy Osbourne: No More Tears Gary Moore: Well basicly almost all songs play live in the 80's - listen to live album We Want Moore, its full of gold solos - but two songs from this album with insane good solos is Empty Rooms and Cold Hearted Gary Moore: Parisian Walkaway Gary Moore: Still Got the Blues Derek and the Dominoes (band with Eric Clapton and Duane Allman): Claptons best blues ever. Basicly every solo on their only studio album, Layla and other assorted love songs, and their live album Live at the Fillmore. My favorite Clapton solo is Have You Ever Loved a Woman on the live album. Led Zeppelin: Since I've Been Loving You Avenged Sevenfold: Seize the Day Black Sabbath: Feels Good to Me Pearl Jam: Black (fantastic solo on the live version Live at the Garden, so much, much, much better than studio version) Fleetwood Mac: Go Your Own Way (take any live version - best live version I know is 1997)

Mr Gary Moore from Belfast Northern Ireland. Sadly missed.!

Epic!!!! Masterpiece!

You got good taste :) both are my guitar heros Gilmour and Gary Moore.

The guitar was a custom Charvel strat which was then modified by his guitar tech Keith Page.

Gary was one of those few players, like DG, that squeezes every emotion of every note, give spaces that are as special as the notes played. Check his show at Montreaux... he's there with the great Guy Pratt, from Pink Floyd... you'll love it

You're asking about his guitar and if it is the same as the one David Gilmour plays. David Gilmour plays a Fender Stratocaster - the legendary model created by Leo Fender and played by legends like Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck Ritchie Blackmore, Yngwie Malmsteen and many more. Gary Moore also used a Stratocaster, but that particular guitar is a Charvel. It is based on the Stratocaster design, but has some more modern features like Floyd Rose tremolo, humbucking pickups etc. Such guitars are often called Super Strats and were very popular in the 80's, offered by various manufacturers like Charvel, Ibanez, Jackson, Kramer etc. Gary is also known for using a Gibson Les Paul, especially in his later career. He had his own signature model Les Paul, based on his vintage guitar, previously owned by Peter Green.

Gary's a true legend in the world of blues guitar. So many songs to explore. Gary died in 2011 at the age of 58... May I also suggest you give a listen to another guitar genius, Joe Bonamassa; "Angel of Mercy" live at The Greek Theater.

Parsienne walkways live,so damn good The latest just before he is no longer with us RIP Gary ❤️

Get your headphones on, close your eyes, and be transported to a different and fantastic place. Same with all great music. P.S.: What a colossus song, and what a stupendous performance!

Still got the blues..Gary Moore..fantastic...

Gary Moore is one of the best gitar Players. Please Listen also the Messiah come again. That is Really magic. I’ll never have seen this before. So Great. 😅

Stockholm 1985 Stockholm 1987 Gothenburg 1989 Some of the Best Concerts im my Life Still have the Tickets left Greetings from Sweden

I felt the same way my friends. The mans guitar would literally touch your soul. 😎 Taken way too young.

A GIANT ONE OF MY TOP 12 GUITARIST'S OF ALL TIME..YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME...KENT IN OHIO

Hey brothers! I love your Channel! And I love the accents. they're great! It's great to see brothers getting along and not fighting! LOL! Gary Moore was indeed one bad dude! Keep it up guys and love each other! God keep you safe and well

Absolutely love Gary Moore. Did not know about him until he put out the Still Got the Blues for You album and been loving his music ever since. One of the greatest guitar players ever! RIP Gary!

Separate ways ,with the extended intro live and the messiah will come again. You won’t be disappointed!

Out in the fields with Phil Lynott of Thin Lizzy and Gary Moore is a belter.

Gary Moore does the "chewing a wasp" face better than almost anyone else.

The messiah will come again live, no one played like Gary. You will be blown away Fun fact, Kirk Hammett from Metallica now owns the guitar that was previously owned by Peter Green and Gary Moore

I agree with Dave Wilson ,,also check out Gary Moore version Red House.

Do more Gary Moore guys please 🙏 it will change your life

I beg of you. React to No reason to cry by Gary Moore. We will cry together. Love you guys.

IMO the #1 guitarist the world ever had. Miss you Gary , R.I.P 🎸

Omg amazing

The guitar was a Charvel from what I remember.

Oh, by the way guys, Gary's guitar in this video is not the same as David Gilmour's. David Gilmour's guitar that you mentioned (Pulse concert) was a Fender Stratocaster. Gary's guitar here is a Charvel San Dimas. Cheers once again.

The drummer on this version is Eric Singer (KISS) but guys...this is far from his best song...check out Victims of The Future, Reach For The Sky, Cold Hearted, Out In The Fields and his cover of Shapes of Things is legendary.

Gary Moore there is no better guitarist RIP the master

Phenomenal! I hear some Santana influence

Your getting there

You're feeling it!

You haven't reacted to Still Got the Blues live in Montreaux Gary Moore...his best!

.... and Gary's band in 1987: Bob Daisley (Ozzy; Sabbath; Rainbow; Heep); Eric Singer (Kiss; Alice; Sabbath; Brian May); Neil Carter (UFO).

Absolutely beautiful!

RIP Gary

Gary's cover of Jimi Hendrix Red House you will love!! A must for you :-)

The messiah Will come again ,, in Montreaux,,,, please,, please,,,,, the best performance,,, Gary Moore,,, the best of guittarist of world

Great reaction. Check out Gary doing Red House by Hendrix at the Stratpack concert in Wembley. Amazing. Was there. I remember a long pause after he played (not shown in the videos) ...guess all were stunned....before a long standing ovation.