Gary Moore - The Messiah will come again (1989) REACTION

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[@1994renny]

Gary Moore "Empty Rooms" live Stockholm 1987. You wont regret it!!

[@lulbir]

Let's not forget that this is a piece by Roy Buchanan created in 1972, an excellent underestimated and not very well known blues guitarist that I saw in 1985 at the "new morning" in Paris.

[@aiaih8790]

I expected you to you be sad at the end, yes Gary died suddenly in February 10 years ago, I was sad, he was a hero to me, he in Japan Very popular with the god of guitar, he has a lot of great songs so please listen, thank you for your reaction.

[@32a34a]

The guy on Keyboards is Don Airey of Deep purple fame. The Loner is another great Gary Moore song.

[@lillybloom1590]

It's good to see a listener who truly appreciates GW. She loves it, and you can tell it. Some listen and are no more than sticks in the mud. By that you know they can't understand a thing about music, much less guitar playing, because they're listening to the all-time greatest ever!

[@simoneyork7343]

Gary can make his guitar cry soulfully, they might be other guitar players out there who are good , but not as good as Gary. He can make his guitar cry, and that is something else. RIP Gary.

[@scottbaldwin7133]

WHEN GRAY MAKES THE GUITAR CRY IT MAKES THE TEARS DROP

[@bendodson3312]

Yes, there's times Gary's playing could bring tears to your eyes. Such an emotive guitarist - a true master of his guitar. He's my favorite guitarist. I cried the day he died. I've not heard another guitarist like him. Thanks for your reaction to this.

[@JediHobbit007]

You just witnessed the sound of him ascending to Heaven.

[@grantlavine1121]

The emotion he got out of that guitar is just absolutely incredible

[@scottbaldwin7133]

#1 guitar solo

[@Airforce1Gunny]

Gary Moore "Empty Rooms" live Stockholm 1987!

[@danielolson5378]

I saw Gary live way back in 1990 and this was the last encore he did and the way he did it!! He played with such emotion, passion and also lots of improvisation! No one but Gary Moore could make the guitar sound so sad...when words failed him the guitar spoke for him.

[@PedrSion]

The best guitarist, ever !

[@stony2494]

Gary’s guitar sings, screams and cries and so does my heart ♥️😎 if the messiah doesn’t come after hearing this there is none 🙏♥️

[@kindalikeu.....5948]

Wow....... No words🙆🙃

[@madmaxmcinnes4102]

Yeh, Gary passed-away some years ago now, but was very fortunate to see him in-concert 3 times ........ once when he was one of the guitarists for Thin Lizzy.

[@saschaschneider6355]

If you really want to start playing guitar be aware that getting even close to that level is a work of decades. Not weeks, not months, not a few years. Decades. With daily playing, sometimes the whole day long. It needs a whole lot of dedication. People talk about talent but talent only gets you so far. The rest is hard hard work and dedication. I mean, if you're only in it for the fun and you don't really expect to become good then 15 minutes a day is OK, else you're looking at multiple hours per day, focused practice and playing. It's also not only playing, it's learning music theory, ear training, rhythm training - and on top of that you need to play with others of a slightly higher skill level. If you start playing the guitar you're in it for the long run

[@johndeeregreen4592]

42 years for me, gotten props personally from Paul Gilbert... I am still not on Gary's level.

[@danielolson5378]

When Gary was a young lad in Belfast his friends were out playing soccer/football while he was spending hours playing scales!

[@peterbartolomeo9574]

Gary Moore was GREAT...BUT ......this song was not his. You need to listen to the guy he's copying ..the true GUITAR GOD....ROY BUCHANAN. ROY WAS THE GREATEST THAT EVER DID IT. ALL THE GREATEST GUITARISTS THAT EVER LIVED KNOW ROY BUCHANAN WAS A TRUE TELEMASTER. HE DID THIS SONG ON A FENDER TELECASTER IT WILL SEND SHIVERS DOWN YOUR SPINE GARY IS HONORING ROY BUCHANAN HERE. HE KNEW HOW GREAT ROY WAS.

[@kindalikeu.....5948]

There is noooooo one that can make a guitar cry like Gary Moore/ or, even come close........😎🔥

[@scottbaldwin7133]

anyone that says gary is not #1 is crazy

[@martinm9804]

Guitar heaven!

[@joelucas1017]

He did pass the world lost the greatest guitarist that's ever lived,RIP brother

[@martinm9804]

Love ROY BUCHANAN Too.

[@peterbartolomeo5542]

Roy is far better than this version. Roy Buchanan was the King

[@robertrohde4579]

Gary Moore is the greatest guitarist ever!

[@gavvisser2176]

Fuck YEAH -Aussie Opinion

[@floridaessene]

His 1987 live version of Empty Rooms contains one of the top guitar solos of all time!

[@LowDownPlayersTV]

Help Tysheen! First time I saw one of your videos ... But I'm here only to warm you... Gary Moore is the greatest Guitar Player of all times. And Once you started listening his albums there's no way back... Listen to the album "Run For Cover" 1985. And your life will change for ever... Bless you.

[@Isleofskye]

Always aim high Tysheen but remember only a small handful of people worldwide can ever hope to get within a Country Mile of this :)

[@jmarasco510]

Hahaha... she said she can't wait to get to that level. Eric Clapton is still waiting to get to that level

[@thomasmahl774]

All talent die young

[@theloaner4378]

To answer the question though, Musicians are athletes of the small muscles...

[@rayprice1245]

On a different note Gary played with the band thin lizzy check him out with them you’ll have fun 😊👍

[@bcrazydog1]

Gary is one of the best guitar players ever...like all the great, he coul not only play the notes, he made them sing...made you feel then... Please check out this band. "Mama's Pride "..."Blue Mist ""....fantastic song...fantastic band...you won't be sorry...and please check out more of Gary Moore

[@todtiger]

I saw him 3 times, once with thin lizzy and twice solo SPELLBINDING

[@michaelhendricks1206]

Plz react to Gary's Separate Ways, Live Extended Version. It will give you goose bumps.

[@davedavidson2833]

I doubt that it's possible to top that performance.

[@townshendshean]

1) I laughed my ass off when he said you can't wait to start playing guitar so you can learn to play like him...good luck with that! 2) Yes he died...broke my heart like you wouldn't believe. 3) No, I doubt his hands cramped up while playing. Over the course of time though...your hands get old. I've been playing 46 years and working construction has taken its toll on my hands...much more than playing guitar. Getting old kinda sucks!

[@TysheenOrane]

Don't laugh at me, lmao

[@wangliwang8576]

and my reaction is when hearing this i am crying like a river king,..........damn.

[@jeffcooley1861]

He made a mark in the world for sure.

[@starkmoore2684]

A guitarist on that level that Gary was their fingers never cramps up, cause his fingers and wrist is relaxed even at fast speed.. Gary was i true player with a feeling out of this world you also see how much he adjust the volume and tone during this.. yes he past away in 2011 way too Soon.. I have seen him live over 10 times, and trust me it is that good .. and check out the loner in the sweden back in the 80s.

[@brianconlon4744]

Parisienne Walkways from the same gig. 🤘🎸

[@1994renny]

He didn't play it at that gig. He ended with this one.

[@murdoch691]

Yea Garry has died what a massive loss it truly a massive talent rip gazza

[@sandroalbino9794]

Literalmente gary moore é o exemplo de que a guitarra fazia parte do corpo. Ele deixava seus sentimentos melódico se transportar como uma ponte de duas vias entre o ser humano e o instrumento. Esse é o resultado . O melhor.

[@craigreid7178]

When you've been playing as long as he has at the level he plays at you develop a stamina and you don't get cramps.

[@jebaker6942]

If you start practicing right now in about 20 years you might be half way to this. After playing 15, 20 hrs a day every day for years your fingers hands and arms become adapted.

[@Johnny67557]

Listen to his work with Thin Lizzy.

[@MariusLapugean]

The guitar is nicknamed "Greeny" and is worth over a million dollars. It is currently owned by Kirk Hammett of Metallica.

[@j4wn]

All the movement on the fretting hand is down to muscle memory from hours of practice and repetition, so that kind of playing won't generally cramp his hand. However, ageing and general wear and tear of the body will come into play in any guitarist's life, just like in any other scenario.

[@bobtheteddybear]

This was his second encore that night. Just think.......if they hadn’t liked him, this would never had been heard!

[@seledia]

Never heard this song, it was great! May I suggest Jose Feliciano -"Come Down Jesus", Jeff Beck & Rod Stewart -"People Get Ready", Leonard Cohen -"The Faith", Elvis Presley -"Stand By Me"?

[@tonysoprano9370]

This guitar is the Greeny Les Paul. Gary had it from Peter Green of fleetwood Mac. Now owned by Kirk Hammett of Metallica. Said to be worth in the region of 2 million. The unique sound comes from the upside down and out of phase neck pick up. Amazing guitar.

[@saschaschneider6355]

2 million is what Kirk has paid for it and he said that it was a steal and that he took advantage of the previous owner needing money. It used to get passed around among collectors for "eye watering sums" - which 2 million apparently aren't.

[@andersgranstrom7128]

RIP Master!

[@TheBoone57]

Their fingers do not cramp up because they have a vigorours warm up regement as cramping is the ultimate fear.

[@fareedaramdial7000]

i bought this dvd in the early90s and paid a huge sum at that time..when i played song i was so excited that i said that this song itself was wort all the money i paid ...i never heard someone play so emotionally and the tones could make me cry(yet a grown man)...i am a guitar fan but never saw something like this.this version blows every hard rock guitarist instrumentals solo away...stairway to heaven is crap compared to what gary did here ...in fact this blows every solo (i repeat) ever played away.

[@stevehanham9266]

My original comment seems to have disappeared, so I thought that I would thank you again for your wonderful reaction. Could you please react to Gary Moore Empty Rooms Live in Stockholm. Link below: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmTHkqN6ial9sM0 Once again it shows Gary's masterful playing and soul touching solo. Thank you once again and take care and stay safe.

[@MidfieldMaestro21]

Gary died in February of 2011 whilst on vacation in Spain. He didn't seem to be very healthy during his last few years.

[@nick1080p]

Hi! Try his duet with BB king the thrill is gone....

[@MrDrullen]

Keep digging....

[@wenchemoberg3602]

Gary Moore was unike missed him, Eddie van halen unike but we still have Brian May he is unike

[@ebenclukey7293]

Electric guitars are easy on the fingers. Even with acoustics, your fingers are sore for a week or two, but then they get calloused and tough. You don't hurt after that, as long as you play regularly.

[@SpottedBullet]

4:53 Newbies cramp, pros shred =p

[@drfunk444]

No. You're fingers don't cramp. Just the opposite.

[@ogi62]

Sub for you. Maybe red house next?

[@lawrencesantana7253]

Try listening and reacting to "Walk with me Jesus" live and "People get ready" live by Darrell Mansfield. He is a blues rock Christian singer who plays a harmonica like Gary plays the guitar.

[@josephnavarro2710]

He die in 2011

[@kevindobson6568]

Can you please react to Garbage song called Magnetized Please

[@davecleggett9371]

Hope that guitar is over the age of consent.

[@billt7221]

Please stop interrupting

[@fareedaramdial7000]

this version blows every hard rock guitarist instrumentals solo away...stairway to heaven is crap compared to what gary did here ...in fact this blows every solo (i repeat) ever played away.

[@brainsareus]

A little too slick and glitzy for me...I like it rawer, like SR Vaughn...

[@roverwaters3875]

3:09 you wont get to that level, sorry not many pro guitarists in the world are to that level.

[@jeffzachritz8879]

Try no other guitarist. Gary was in a class by himself.

[@TheElizabethashby]

ARE YOU A BORN AGAIN CHRISTIAN AND FILLED WITH THE HOLY SPIRIT? - IS THAT BUDDA SOME OTHER INDIAN GOD?