Gary Moore - The Messiah Will Come Again - Reaction (first time listening)

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[@craigreid7178]

IMHO, as a musician of 57 years, having seen many of the greats live (Jimi Hendrix, Jeff Beck, BB King and many more) I think Gary Moore was the greatest guitar player that ever lived and this was the greatest guitar performance ever recorded.

[@stevehanham9266]

I couldn't agree more. Like yourself, I've seen most of the 'great guitarists' over the years but Gary was quite simply a cut above the rest. Greatest guitarist that ever walked this earth! Cheers. 😊😎🎸🇬🇧🇺🇦

[@josevi5835]

I have never seen and never witnessed a guitar performance of this level, never. There are several things that awe me: how clean is his tone, the incredible vibrato, his speed and precision and, above all, the superb soul of his playing. I wish I had seen this monster live. The GOAT with no doubt.

[@sirjock67]

Probably the greatest piece of guitar playing ever caught on film. Yes, it is that good. RIP Gary

[@amradzinovic4086]

I agree.

[@michaelmckenna7654]

No probability.....definitely

[@Chanterelle137]

So glad this was caught on film -- Gary Moore is a master at his craft like no other. The singing tone, the harmonics, the technique in both right and left hands -- this is a master class. Most of all, his prayerful ending that sounds like an "AMEN." Simply brilliant.

[@lawsonrussell874]

I'm 52 years old and i've been following Gary Moore since mid 80's. Every time this guy played a guitar solo it was a masterpiece, it was a song inside the main song, the feeling, the melody, the sustain, the silences....everything on its just proportion. He was unique.

[@robertrohde4579]

My number one guitarist of all-time!

[@bigdrum9667]

Rollen...I am almost 73 years old and have been a music nerd since the 60's and I have to be honest with you...I only found Gary about a year ago! Where the hell was I at and what was I doing?? I was raising a family, owned my own business, traveled almost around the whole world and missed out on this genius man's guitar gift from God. I am sooo sad I missed out on this man while he was alive. I will be buying his cd's and playing them at the man cave until I overdose on his music! Rock on dude. Frank, the old guy from NC.

[@RivieraKid69]

I had the privilege to see GM back in the 1980's, and he just got better with age. Yes, there are a million kids who can play a million notes a second, but, I have never seen anyone play with such emotion and transfer that through a guitar to my heart. RIP my guitar hero.

[@crazydale1000]

This is a cover of a Roy Buchanan song. I saw Gary Moore 3 times. I wanted to go home and sell my guitars. RIP Gary. He was a monster player.

[@amjrpain919]

R.I.P. Gary, You're Still The Best...💯💔🙏

[@zammatt]

exceptional.. doesnt even cut it.. im bawlin my eyes out just listening to this.. Gary ur just out this of this world

[@efgdf]

Just feeling, playing with his sould and heart.

[@kerrycronin3581]

You should share this music with your wife. You should share Gary Moore's music with everyone you meet.

[@elenamagerova4803]

Gary Moore is amazing. I don't know how i didn't know this masterpiece until now. Thank you!!!

[@RollenGreenRants]

Very welcome! - We try to go deep with the request i think, thanks for checking it, you watched the secret one as well, right? Thanks for checking that out, some of my more heart felt stuff. Much Thanks!

[@paulbriody297]

Same feeling, can't stop listening to it, and wonder why on earth I hadn't heard it before now.

[@barrycardiss4043]

Love Gary, very underated singer and songwriter.... legendary guitarist...

[@nostrathomas2437]

R.I.P. Gary… my guitar hero! Just some fyi for those that may not know the guitar he is playing was called “greeny” because he got it from Peter Green of Fleetwood Mac / The Blues Breakers. Gary eventually sold it to a dealer who sold it to Kirk Hammett of Metallica who still plays it to this day.

[@flickdasher1775]

no. greeny's a paler les paul seen in many but, not all gary's vids.

[@nostrathomas2437]

@@flickdasher1775 nah It’s Greeny. The top knobs are 50’s and the bottom are 60’s knobs .Gary’s other 59 he got from Phil Harris named Stripe had all 4 original knobs. The tailpiece’s top half is worn black.The wear between the pickups and underneath the bridge pickup. I mean there is not a good enough shot to see the cracked headstock that was repaired lol. He used greeny for the studio recording so makes sense he would use it live. There’s also articles about this performance “One of the most brilliant performances in the history of the electric guitar is definitely this one by Gary Moore at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1990 when he performed in a masterful way, the instrumental composition ‘The Messiah Will Come Again’ by the late guitarist Roy Buchanan, pioneer of the Telecaster sound. Gary performed the cover on his legendary 1959 Gibson Les Paul Standard which he himself named “Greeny”, in honor of its first owner, as well as his great idol, Peter Green”

[@amjrpain919]

R.I.P Gary, You're Still The Best...

[@stephensmith4480]

@@flickdasher1775 No, it`s Greeny`s. You can tell by the heavy wear on the Body, from Garry`s enthusiastic use of the Pick.

[@royferguson2297]

Gary the Belfast Boy, best player ever.

[@bigman5100]

Gary, in my opinion was the greatest rock player that has worked the planet. I was blessed to have seen him tour on the the run for cover tour to the still got the blues tour. God bless Gary, you're sadly missed.

[@nelsono4315]

my number 1 guitarist. No one plays like Gary.

[@bluenotebigbends]

In my opinion this is the best live performance ever in terms of playing solo guitar. I know it's a cover song but this is something special. And one thing i'm amazed Gary always lands on the right note even after he's doing these monster bends or even the most subtle ones and never went out of tune noticeably. Wonderful songwriter...RIP Gary Moore. Hello from Finland!

[@RollenGreenRants]

Hello Finland!

[@JohnSmith-ox3hb]

Love the way you felt that journey. Unreal JIMI, STEVIE RAY . Gary's just as good

[@lillybloom1590]

I give this man 10 stars for his response. And it's the right response, too, to the greatest guitar piece ever played. Thank God this is recorded!

[@alanizr2295]

Hello Rollen Green, it's my first time seeing your reaction to Mr. Gary Moore. I love your honest gut felt reaction to Gary Moore's rendition of The Messiah will come again. At 7:57 you nailed it! The first time I heard him play this song, I cried. I was taken by the emotion in his playing ability. Thank you for sharing with the world we live in, for 14 minutes something good. Other than the crap that is out there. Something incredible, that's what music can do! Thank you, Rudiah, Reedsport, Or.

[@mac10ner]

One of the all time outstanding musical performances, let alone guitar playing. Gary was a master

[@davespears2241]

Gary Moore, no word's.

[@jormamerinen5746]

Legends never die...❤️ R.I.P. Gary...

[@Wesse57]

What makes it more amazing is that Gary Moore was left-handed, but played like a right-handed guitarist.

[@freyasslain2203]

Ive been a huge fan for over 40 years . I own all his albums . That man never wrote a bad song . Everything he did was world class . World Class. First Rate . Makes me sad that people are not familiar with his music . To me , that is the biggest tragedy . Another great is John McGlaughlin , Alan Holdsworth , Steve Hackett , and Robert Fripp.

[@slash-1971]

This should be renamed The Messiah is playing! Sonically this a masterpiece 🤘

[@stefanstock953]

Greetings and Love from Germany again. Thanks alot... 'Only the Good die Young' R.I.P Gary

[@bigman5100]

What a lot of you won't know, a lot of that was improvised, he was a master of his craft. I recall a gig at the Edinburgh Playhouse he broke a string mid solo, you could clearly see the string hanging from the headstock, he just played around it and changed guitar at the end of the track - Remarkable. Another trick of fate my son has the same birthday as Gary, 4th of April.

[@screwedagain1]

I knew you'd get lost in this. It takes you to another place. Gary Moore....Lord of the strings.

[@clivematthews5296]

Such a fantastic performance from Gary. First saw him with Thin Lizzy and later solo. Quite surprised that he had a decent voice too.

[@stevehanham9266]

Thank you so much for doing this. As I think that I said..probably the best most emotional guitar playing that you will ever see. Gary was in my humble opinion the best guitarist ever to walk this earth! R.I.P Gary you were an absolute guitar master. Still miss you so much! Cheers and regards from England. 😊😎🎸

[@TheDredog59]

The greatest of all times

[@rfern1965]

Oh wow 🤘🏻🤩🤘🏻😁

[@mik9124]

The Wizzard 's dancing on the Strings

[@andymelendez9757]

Strange how this guy on that night was without doubt better than anyone who ever picked up a guitar. (Period) Sorry about the redundancy but I hadn’t read any comments until the play thru.

[@wilfcat1713]

Another brilliant guitarist that left us too early was Rory Gallagher. This one will make you feel good...Shin Kicker live. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eX2bYZ18oLGth5I

[@Tomcat088]

I loved your reaction and appreciation of his playing. I’m happy to recommend some more of his songs, or some songs that might get you the same way. Keep reacting, you’re doing great and I love how genuinely you appreciate it.

[@RollenGreenRants]

Cool, thanks!

[@29memyselfandi]

Brilliant heartfelt reaction to brilliant heartfelt playing.

[@petersmith143]

The absolute best. Incredible feeling, fretboard mastery. Somebody mentioned Stevie Ray Vaughan being the best. He was good, but in all honesty he simply wasn't on the same planet as Gary Moore.

[@charlesallison6385]

Looks like this song wore you out !!!

[@kiwidude1250]

Maybe my favourite guitar instrumental...could you please react to hey joe live by Roy Buchanan...he originally did the messiah will come again...cheers from New Zealand bro

[@sillysausage4549]

Dig the reaction man. Disconcerting when audio and visual aren't properly synced though. Sets off my guitarist version of OCD lol

[@mikehenry5817]

First off, my frickin goodness 🤯 phenomenal!!! That is what I'm talking about right there😁👍. Second, not a big deal, but this one and your next( or what is supposed to be) is reversed. So your answer to this came first😏. Hope that made sense. I thought the algorithm was messing with me, with delayed Post. I check, nothing there. Refresh, nothing there. Back out come back, nothing there. Go to home page, and there you are 10 min ago. Click on it, and you have 3 videos going back an hour plus. 🤦🏻‍♂️. But now that your order of putting them out is changing, that's weird to say the least😌

[@bigman5100]

Sorry, the "new Gary Moore tag, doesn't cut it, he couldn't string Gary's guitar. End of !

[@michaoginski6220]

Parisienne walkways.

[@RollenGreenRants]

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[@amygoodson-catlady]

This piece is very sexy! Love it!

[@spacecowboy_1962]

I like Gary Moore. But I'm partial to RORY GALLAGHER. If you ve never heard of him, give a listen to his Irish Tour, 74', album. Or even earlier stuff from his original band TASTE. Look for Isle of Wight, 1970 Rory Gallagher. Just passing through, enjoy your journey

[@RollenGreenRants]

I'll check that out!

[@efgdf]

Why Rolling Stones magazine ignored G. Moore, the best Rock Blues guitarrist of all time in the ranking of the 100 best guitarists. Why...??

[@robertdoerr2599]

When he finishes be sure to comment. Don't just get up and walk away. Has this might make you do.

[@grantgraham5201]

U are a goofball in a chair breathing loudly listening to exceptionally great guitar playin...accept that... Gary Moore blows my mind taa...

[@bigman5100]

REQUEST: Jeff Healey - Confidence Man. This guy was blind from birth

[@RollenGreenRants]

added!

[@bigman5100]

Another request, Steve Vai - Whispering A Prayer

[@crazydale1000]

How about reviewing Steve Vai doing CALL IT SLEEP. A killer guitar song. Also Gary Moore doing Red House Live. A straight out jam

[@bigman5100]

For the love of god

[@davidbaron8330]

Stevie Ray what, now?

[@robertdoerr2599]

Now try Joe bonamassa and Beth Hart doing I'll take care of you. From the beacon theater in New York

[@briangoodner8680]

It's all subjective and I don't think anybody, including Gary Moore, has ever come close to this otherworldly level of musical perfection, and maybe nobody ever will. 🤔...... Thanks for your Bonamassa recommendation, 👍and with all due respect, this particular performance of the great Joe B. and Beth Hart singing her guts out isn't even remotely close IMHO to what is arguably the greatest (recorded) live musical performance ever. "But it's like, just my opinion man." 😇

[@TheBlacker24]

Obviously not first time listening! L

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

Mr.Moore and SRV are in a class by themselves