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Track Listings
| 1. Don't Take Me For A Loser |
| 2. Always Gonna Love You |
| 3. Wishing Well |
| 4. Gonna Break My Heart Again |
| 5. Falling In Love With You |
| 6. End Of The World |
| 7. Rockin' Every Night |
| 8. Cold Hearted |
| 9. I Can't Wait Until Tomorrow |
| 10. Falling in Love With You (Remix) |
| 11. Falling in Love With You (Remix Instrumental) |
| 12. Love Can Make A Fool Of You |
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This was the start proper of Gary's solo career (back on the steets and G-Force not withstanding) and showed him to have matured as a guitarist, writer and singer. The production by Jeff Glixman is very 80's, but it has a grit and power that work well, even with the ballards. A great remastered CD make this a good place to start with Gary's rock phase.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I bought this in 82 and was absolutley blown away. Saw GM at the Lyceum In Sheffield on this tour and was spellbound at the speed and energy of the guy. This is Rock Album Masterpiece with to much in 1 packet. Moore seems to be showing off every style in the book and is on Fire throughout. I did not think anyone could play like this and be able to sing at the same time but was so wrong!!.
This album was too good to be ever bettered and Moore could never re-capture this energy - Song writing with such consistency again.
Still as good today as then - Respect.
This album was too good to be ever bettered and Moore could never re-capture this energy - Song writing with such consistency again.
Still as good today as then - Respect.
9 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
My first introduction to Gary Moore - Concert at University of Surrey, Guildford - WOW!!! Went straight out and bought this classic Rock album - and still listen to it almost 20 years later. The key to this album is in the Title - POWER - with Gary at his Rockin' best - including a superb cover of Free's Wishing Well. This is a "must-have" album for fans of Gary or Heavy Rock in general.
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Gary I'm disappointed
I own numerous of Gary blues albums and have seen him live a few times. I bought this album really based on that track record and the positive reviews on Amazon. Read more
Published on 15 May 2010 by Richard G. Alder
Classic Moore
Hard to believe it's so long ago that I bought this album, not long after it was first released. I was knocked out by it then and time has only heightened my appreciation of it. Read more
Published on 3 Aug 2007 by Mr. S. K. Pomroy
premier league
This album introduced me to the guitarist (and what an introduction).I went to Reading in 1982 to see someone else who i cannot even remember. Read more
Published on 26 Nov 2006 by the fender strat cat
First Album - Never bettered
I bought this album in 1982 and wore it out. It's an absolute masterpiece of guitar wizardry and excellent songs. Read more
Published on 5 May 2006 by GM Fan
His Best By A Long Way
I discovered Gary Moore by total accident when I was gifted a ticket to see him on the Norwich UEA gig of his Corridors Of Power UK tour and he was simply awesome. Read more
Published on 26 May 2005 by Stradic
Classic Rock
This record was my first introduction to Gary Moore's Music and remains a firm favourite with me. It features one of the best line-ups' of the Gary Moore band featuring no less... Read more
Published on 26 Mar 2004 by Craig Penton
GARY MOORES BEST
This album from 1982 shows that Gary Moore should have stayed with his more rock style of the 70s and 80s, this is his best. Read more
Published on 26 Nov 2003
Classic Rock - Will The Real Gary Moore Please Stand Up!
Just who the hell is Gary Moore? Jazz Rocker? Blues Man? Or straight-ahead rocker, as in the case of this album? Well, for my money, this is the real Gary Moore. Read more
Published on 22 Nov 2002
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