Gary Moore - End Of The World - Brilliant Solo (Live) 1984

Gary Moore - End Of The World (Live)performed @ Goldiggers,Chippenham - 21st January 1984
Gary Moore - Guitar,Vocals
Neil Carter - Keyboards,Guitar,Vocals
Craig Gruber - Bass .....(Craigs YT page is here / craiggruberbassist )
Ian Paice - Drums

[@stevehanham9266]

The greatest guitarist that ever walked this earth! Gary could play any style that he wanted to, from Rock, Blues, Jazz-Fusion and even neo-classical. No one played with more passion and feeling than Gary. R.I.P Maestro. 😊😎🎸🇬🇧🇺🇦

[@unclebob7937]

Was very influential in the Metal genre also 🤘💀🤘

[@Adriatic880]

Agree.. 🇭🇷🇺🇦

[@saigonKT]

Of course. Vivian Campell can attest to that.

[@saigonKT]

​@@unclebob7937❤

[@bobbeghtol1900]

Alvin Lee is every bit the equal to Gary, they're both top of the food chain .

[@musicman5532]

Some guitarist can make their guitars sing. This guy makes them sing, scream and shout..What a sound..RIP Gary

[@mikebarker7626]

He makes it cry too.

[@tonypowell250]

Gary was a beast and sounded much better live than in the studio. Best guitarist ever!!

[@stephensdygert7600]

Listen to the song "Speak for yourself" from the After the war album. Also the Messiah will come again.

[@jeddak]

great singer, too

[@roberttomashot2945]

Saw him numerous times and it only got better each and every time. ❤️

[@ramirotorio4542]

Agreee

[@shanecopner7827]

Why didnt he get that adulation he richly deserved,I'm putting him up there with e.v.h,blackmore,page,roads,if not more exciting

[@donniedeberry8402]

Obviously this is why Gary Moore was one of Randy Rhoads Guitar Heroes , love it !!!! Awesome!!!!

[@saigonKT]

Really?

[@LKUElephant]

Apart from Gary, there just aren't many guitar players who among other things had a sound that was "just on the verge of being out of control," and that is a terrible shame. 80's Gary was so in your face, and he made no apologies about it. The world needs another guitar hero like him. RIP Gary. You are very sorely missed.

[@MrParisienWalkways]

Never be another like him

[@EgoShredder]

Mid to late 1980s Yngwie Malmsteen was raw and in your face. I love Gary and Yngwie equally as much and they both played like their lives depended on it.

[@1970borntorun]

So did Randy :-) RIP ♥

[@brianmatheney4757]

never heard this till now who were the 15 dumb fucks that gave this a thumbs down

[@jdavid1115]

LKUElephant they are definitely dumb fucks. Gary Moore is one of the best guitar players there was. RIP Gary

[@123steffff]

GARY MOORE + IAN PAICE = PURE DYNAMITE !!!!!!!!!

[@jimmyrecce8787]

Gary was by far and away one of the greatest to ever strap on the instrument... period....🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@Rpm68]

One of the original shredders 👍

[@pdhudsonUSMC]

Saw this live in Pittsburgh in ‘83. Amazing fretwork.

[@TerryDrumCovers1951]

The one and only Gary Moore at his best. We miss you Gary.

[@wewin03]

Ian Paice on drums. Maybe the most underrated rock drummer of all time.

[@arihakkarainen837]

The Best!

[@SaberToothGary]

Not an underrated hat tho!

[@bigantplowright5711]

Yawn, whatever.....

[@joecaruso9990]

Imagine Gary Moore opening for Rush! Yep, was lucky enough to catch that show in 1984... Amazing!!!

[@TobyKBTY]

This is a man who played every show like it was his last. God, i promised myself to see Gary live once before I die, because it NEVER crossed my mind that Gary would die. : /

[@mollygrubber]

Gary Moore is one of those guitar players that makes the hair stand up on my arms. What a fucking beast. RIP.

[@zenmaster1752]

Awesome! Just listen the live album "We want Moore" and you will know how it was in the 80's. I've read that Gary did not like this period and really prefered to play blues but in my opinion he was really great in that style.

[@taylandedeoglu]

Exactly! In fact he was the best in this style!

[@maijaliisa7339]

Indeed he was❤️ I love blues also💙💞

[@ivorlongshot]

His Blues stuff was brilliant, his Lizzy and Moore stuff was exceptional.

[@jamesmccracken9323]

Dude,you must have read wrong ,Gary did frustrated with all the mis fuckups and screw overs during this time , He enjoyed playing Rock n roll but after he got frustrated with the bullshit, he got the idea in a dressing room from Bob Daisley and it started from that point on ,he did prefer playing blues over rock but that was said when he was already playing the blues genre.

[@josiahgust]

I have a live recording from one of his last performances and he played 3 new songs and they were more of this hard rock style. His next album was going to go back to this.

[@waltk15]

We Want Moore! is one of the best live albums recorded!! Gary Moore rocks, just as simple as that!

[@IkmelAAA]

Only Gary Moore could master different styles from Blues to Metal. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[@dannymcmince]

No correction needed, true words dude!

[@professorellisaki]

I concur wholeheartedly , Bro.

[@carlosjtorotorres5451]

That's exactly right; Gary was a REAL guitar maestro in every respect. In fact from Heavy Metal to Blues Rock, he did it all

[@arthurias7693]

He had some mean jazz skills too. One of a kind virtuoso..

[@jfender8023]

His jazz rock fusion days in Colosseum II was one of my favorite

[@franknance3431]

The tone master. He took the classic Les Paul and Marshall combo to it's peak. Pure attitude. I wore this album out when it came out. Even though he was known for being balls out, he was amazingly versatile. Gone way too soon. RIP.

[@reneotten2288]

Yes I got the Corridors of Power too. What an earthshaker it was. Those were the days!

[@Unibabble]

Gary Moore was no effete, intellectual, spider-fingered shredder, instead, he attacked his guitar with intensity and fury and beat it into complete submission. Seeing him live just before he turned to the blues was a highlight of my concert going life, he was incredible, and his sound with that red Strat he used - just amazing.

[@lorenacuquejo6506]

Gary Moore....simply Gary Moore!!!!....simply the best guitarist of the all time!!!

[@professorellisaki]

I would need five more hands to give enough thumbs up to & for Gary - 7 in all . Songwriter , vocalist , hero ( for his stand for peace / anti -war themes in many of his songs ) 5 for his 5 masters of different guitar styles ( Blues , Ballads , Jazz, Rock & Metal / Shred ). Of all the many guitarists over the 40 + years I have loved & been inspired by , Gary is still , in my opinion 1 of the greatest !

[@stecar9122003]

I saw Gary play here in the States in the early 80's. He opened up for Krokus and Def Leppard. He should have been the main attraction. I just wish he would have played moore here but I read that he didn't have much of a following in the USA. If that's true I can't understand it. He was an awsome guitar player and should always be known as one of the best ever. You will be missed Gary. We want moore but at least we have lots to listen to. God's speed my friend.

[@i_____am_____realitybroski6421]

Wish I saw him Moore, Moore was a true Irish virtuoso could’ve had Moore of Gary Moore out on the Moore or down the Shore with my Whore begging for Moore

[@rockinron3215]

I seen him open for Rush in 1984 and he blew Rush off the stage. People were still chanting Gary Moore during 1st few Rush songs.

[@youscreamiscream]

I saw him three times on that bill...Hartford, Boston and NY! All three times I was within spitting distance of Gary, he was incredible... He played with a passion, power and fury like no one I'd ever seen. Played his red strat all night, the best strat tone ever!

[@ronaldwilson9525]

I saw that tour in Wisconsin. Unfortunately we were late and on the way to our seats I could here this incredible guitar playing. By the time we sat down I asked who was that guy. It was Gary Moore and I then bought all of his records. However I never got another chance to see him live. Bummer!

[@GrahamS67]

I saw Gary many many times. I loved the blues stuff, but for me Corridors of power was him at his very best.

[@silver10m10]

yes indeed....the 80's....one of the last decades guitar gods still walked the earth and were worshipped as such !

[@tinahedge5569]

Buckethead......remember.......the bucketmiester walks amongst us now! All hail Buckethead! King of chickens, and ruler of the toys!

[@gaysquirrels6915]

@@tinahedge5569 yeah but he gives me the creeps!

[@gaysquirrels6915]

@@tinahedge5569 And id rather listen to slash cause he is more melodic! But of course thats my opinion!

[@metallicsavage788]

When Gary reached this period in his solo career he was way out there. Nobody had envisaged you'd hear this type of guitarwork. And as time has proved then the best was to come. The truly greatest rock guitarist who could make that instrument scream, cry, sing and certainly shout the loudest and longest. RIP legend. Still so sadly missed🔥A total inferno of talent

[@ArjitSeth]

All that smoke his coming out of his guitar from the pure awesomeness of that solo.

[@GreenManelishi]

Gary Moore is the bomb.

[@wshsbro]

Happy Birthday Robert William Gary Moore (4 April 1952 - 6 February 2011) R.I.P.!!! \m/

[@robertrohde4579]

Gary Moore! The greatest guitarist to ever grace this world!

[@theclassic6198]

Gary doesn't always play guitar........but when he does he SHREDS.

[@thehanterman1]

Gary Moore at his best. Saw this concert for free and have seen him countless times since. His blues stuff is ok but his Rock stuff really shows Gary,s Guitar at his best. Thanks for posting.

[@thebigbowler]

damm those 80s smoke effects, I wanted to see Gary's fingers of fucking fury!!

[@captaingavin421]

dunno i kinda like the stage and the smoke it looks like bespin from empire strikes back lol darths got nothing on the reaction speed of gary on the guitar :P

[@mandarin7728]

That, my friends, it the real shit

[@dkyelak]

I never get tired of that intro solo!

[@Toquelibre]

One of my all time favorite Guitarist! I was so fortunate to see him live and meet him in person. He was very humble and very friendly. RIP!

[@harmonsimmons6194]

I have seen many bands, many great guitarists ... but none of them could hold a candle to the late ... and great Gary Moore. Yes, I saw him several times, both in arenas and intimate venues. He always "killed it"!!! R.I.P. Mr. Moore.

[@magnuswettermark8293]

The fantastic Mr Neil Carter. A multi instrumentalist who can play fuckin everything!! And a very humble and nice guy also..

[@LRBerry]

The Victims Of The Future tour was my first Gary Moore show at the Manchester Apollo. He was just amazing.

[@65Lynchy]

Gary Moore,LP junior,out shreds the shred machines,Class!

[@mrtonebone]

RIP Gary Moore. One of the all time greats.

[@joemartucci4786]

Saw Gary Moore open for Def Leppard on their pyromania tour it was Leppard Krokus & Gary. He blew everyone off the stage. Actually met Ian Paice & Neil Murray at a club here in Buffalo the night before. They were great to talk to myself being a bassist I got along great with both guys. Paicey got a kick out of the fact I saw him in 74 on Purples Burn tour.

[@Whitevaliantwarrior]

Gary's guitar always sounds good, his sound was always perfect!

[@brianw.359]

i was just thinking that; his tone is really good

[@ianhale65]

OMG, Gary Moore you are still one of my heroes!

[@dannij7081]

RIP Great one 🎸

[@barryluca1395]

He came here to metro Detroit in the mid 80s to a converted bowling alley for shows. One of the best concerts I've ever seen to this day. R.I.P. Gary.

[@doctorrock27]

First song I heard by Gary. Such awesome shredding and riffage. Such powerful vocals with lyrics as true today as the day they were written. We've lost another great in Gary Moore. R.I.P.

[@Flying_Moose]

music is my drug and Gary Moore is my dealer

[@DavidKent-f9e]

If ever a guitar player could actually melt someone's face, That guitar player is Gary Moore. Unbelievable.

[@ratbatblu]

Just goes to show you can tear it up on anything; you don't need 36 scalloped frets and a locking tremolo. Gary proved it right here with his Les Paul Jr.

[@asturiesyethrash8042]

BRUTAL!

[@dougsteeleguitar]

I love that guy!!!

[@dougsteeleguitar]

Yeah, I really liked him in the 80's.

[@ronemerton624]

So much feeling and enjoyment in his playing , a true giant of the guitar world, sadly missed.

[@FreeThePenguins0709]

Best guitarist ive ever seen live, saw him at the old Ritz in New York City, blew me away, it must have been The Wild Frontier Tour

[@PokerPekka]

Gary Moore is my Guitar hero!!!!

[@lillybloom1590]

The truly amazing thing about GM is that he could play anything, and when he did a cover, he intertwined all those other genres, blues, jazz, classical, rock, and did it very, very well, which made the songs his!! No doubt in my mind after listening to every great electric guitarist over the last 50 years, Gary Moore is the greatest. I will, however, give it to Jeff Beck on creating, new innovative sounds. Otherwise, all take back seats to Moore!

[@robertrohde8085]

Nobody else even comes close! I am old enough to have seen him live but sadly I did not.

[@MrParisienWalkways]

Yep Gary was the greatest guitarist ever bar None!

[@harwoods11]

+MrParisienWalkways whilst i love Gary you cant dismiss Rory

[@gaysquirrels6915]

Jimi hendrix and gary take a joint first place for me!

[@hartleyhare2725]

Great times being into Hard Rock☺Leather jacket, embroiderd levi denim, badges, patches, patchouli oil, old english cider☺Best days of my life☺

[@QBtracksandstuff]

Amazing night that was. RIP Gary & Craig

[@PokerPekka]

RIP my god Gary Moore i miss you. I hope i see you on the other side

[@lewboc]

I remember back in 1983 that I played this song on my college radio station from the album Corridors of power. I was totally blown away by Gary Moore.

[@goj09dale]

Thats one seriously mean kickass drummer

[@beachgirl4583]

It’s Ian Paice!

[@LRBerry]

I saw this tour at the Manchester Apollo and it was mind blowing. My favourite guitarist.

[@mcfcguvnors]

wow i saw that too saw him again donnington with motley crue ozzy van halen Y&T & AC/DC

[@stephenkielty2430]

I was at the Apollo gig to.Amazing gig.1st time I saw Gaz Moore was when he supported Whitesnake in about 1980 and it is still the most memorable all round gig I've been to even 38 yrs later and 100s of concerts behind me

[@Izak80]

Amazing!

[@oxtreme1]

Heard this tune on kbfh in jr hi ! !!!! it floored me !!!!!!! I was thinking this guy plays guitar like i dream of playing. ,,,,,still aint. Heard. Or never will. Hear anyone ever play like him,, gary moore. Rip ,,,he was in a. Leage no one can touch,,,Thats a fact!!!!!

[@JosephSandone-je2si]

Such a BEAST..Total shredder..#1 in my book. Amazing while with Thin Lizzy too..

[@mck750]

Love this Ian Paice rock on

[@NorthernPanzer666]

Gary Moore R.I.P. U were among the best..We ha lost enough in ½ a year we've lost : Paul Grey, Ronnie James Dio, Peter Steele, Gary Moore.. Greetings from Denmark & to listen to this guitarwork is a worthy Goodbye!!

[@artohare5656]

..Happy Birthday Gary. You were the greatest ever. Can't ever get enough of you. RIP.

[@codebabe]

I think he has to be one of the best lead players ever. I would say from this era its got to be him, Michael Schenker and Alex Lifeson for me. I love Rhoads and Van Halen but those other three are so underrated in comparison.

[@jerrywoods4066]

Ritchie blackmore rules than Micheal Gary jimi rik emit Ronnie montrose

[@LORDOFZEP]

I was at the ritz NYC too! Also saw him at the beacon NYC , waiting for him and got an auto and a chat.....he was awesome!

[@therealawakener7]

Gary Moore is the best ever!!!

[@alexubillus77]

Missing your fucking talent Gary!!!!!

[@simonwadsworth9240]

This is quite simply the best solo. I went to see his Victims of The Future Tour at the Apollo in Manchester in 1984. Gary was absolutely brilliant.

[@timmothymonaghan5236]

SEEN THIS TOUR THE GREAT IAN PAICE ON DRUMS N THE GREAT BAD ASS GARY MOORE RIP 1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@HLENT]

Rest In Peace Brother. You Will Be Sorely Missed

[@lupuschiavolin2251]

Aiiii aiiii,,fantastic, sângele meu alearga.Respect.Din România.🫴📜☢️⚡1️⃣

[@versatilians]

Rock out and RIP!!! Gary Fucking Moore!!

[@Metalmelting]

Great Gary and Band...Great !!! Salud y Vida Pa'lante !!! Cheers and Life On !!!

[@frankjames3315]

What a kick ass song.

[@markwederell6574]

Saw GM on this tour twice....awesome. Supported by the mighty Samson too!!

[@alanmiller2250]

I saw him and how good he was and it changed everything. He could play rock blues metal ballads he was just so much better than people thought. No one could ever upstage him. Don't forget he wrote the songs and sang them too. One of the best of all time. Jimmy page doesn't sing, EVH doesn't sing Malmsteen doesn't sing. Gary was the whole band and then some....ah, the good 'ole days!!

[@stecar9122003]

Guitar players all have their own style which makes them completely different from each other. Stevie Ray Vaughan played one hell of a guitar where he just abused his guitars in his solos. I haven't seen any videos of Gary playing behind his back or with his teeth and if he ever did I would love to see those videos. I wish that we wouldn't lose so many great guitar players like Gary and I am glad that I got to see him in concert as he was the best performance that night. He shouldn't have been the opening act but rather the main attraction. I saw him in the early 80's and thinking that maybe it was in 1982.

[@kenfranks1714]

Steve Carson: Get ready for the finest ver. of Red House = to the Hendrix studio jam. I truly miss G.M. and his rocket 80's vintage.

[@mcfcguvnors]

didnt need to be a showman he just wanted to play :)

[@DieNetaDie]

he could play anything and everything

[@christoslimnios8269]

What a great player. Edge plus versatility

[@cbxade]

Gary was the best guitarist ever. Hendrix may have been flamboyant and was the best of his time but Gary, omg...a true genius

[@hesch-tag]

cbxade I don't think so dude. Gary was great but he was no Jimi.

[@gabrieledomingosjardim5358]

Agreed! Gary was the best!!

[@jerrywoods4066]

@@gabrieledomingosjardim5358 blackmore Gary Moore Micheal schenker

[@codebabe]

I can't believe I'm just hearing this guy's work after loving his stuff with Lizzy for ages

[@SuperLisalis]

Fantasticly~Awesome...Moore....Moore.......Moore.

[@watchdogcentral]

legend

[@peterlittle4357]

How can anyone give this a dislike??? WTF guys? I love Zappa, Ace Frehley, Jimmy Page, Steve Vai.... Gary Moore belongs in this company

[@ahmeteren2682]

NOT ONLY A BLUES MAN ALSO HE IS A \m/ KING.. R.I.P. Still got the Gary 2023 ™

[@FreeThePenguins0709]

Gona miss you Gary, One of the best guitarist i ever saw live, caught him at the Old Ritz in New York City, must have been The wild Frontier tour, He was unbelievable!!!

[@silentsniper6284]

This guru molded me into blues..... love you gary... man you are precious!

[@aleyva44]

Gary was a badass!!

[@The1stMrJohn]

Saw him in the summer of this tour in 84 Beyond and above my expectations

[@paulwood7798]

Gary at his finest.

[@JEppsLars]

Damn what a great guitar player. I wish there were more like him. Not that there aren't some great guitarists out there, but he's so versatile.

[@lefterisraptopoulos6317]

1:56 shredding!

[@katyalacrua6793]

Wow! Awesome bass hard to not notice it!

[@simonwadsworth9240]

Gary was the best guitarist of this century

[@saigonKT]

Hands down. of course but I am little bias since Gary is my hero.

[@antsmith8588]

memories.......i was at the manchester gig boy what a night

[@MrGothic68]

I was lucky enough to see this tour in Buffalo. Moore, Krokus and Def Leppard. Gary is the sickest!!!

[@simonwadsworth9240]

This is amazing

[@TheMiniMagz]

Rock-In-Peace Gary Moore