- Audio Cassette (19 April 1994)
- Format: Import
- Label: Volcano
- ASIN: B000003CL1
- Other Editions: Audio CD
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Track Listings
| 1. Nothing |
| 2. Revelation |
| 3. Satisfied |
| 4. Blue Sky |
| 5. Not in Vain |
| 6. Harlem |
| 7. How Does It Feel |
| 8. Deliver Me |
| 9. How Long |
| 10. Please God |
| 11. Carry On |
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
This album rocks!
27 July 1998
Format:Audio CD
Ian Moore's self titled debut album is a 1 hour tour de force of guitar magic and lyrical power. Tracks like "Satisfied" and "Deliver Me" hand down choruses that will make you hit the <repeat> button on your CD player, and the hard-hitting riffs of "Harlem" and "How Does it Feel" will make you crank up the volume. I enjoyed this album more than any album I've heard in a long time....
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
blues-rock at it's best
1 Aug 1998
Format:Audio CD
I've been listening to Ian Moore and going to his shows for 3 years and he's one of the best to come out of Austin in a few years. This album combines good, rocking guitar with soulful and heartfelt vocals to give you some music you won't easily put back in its case.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
A gem I recently discovered...
22 May 2001
Format:Audio CD
First, let me just say that if you're considering purchasing this CD, you definitely need to read the review by "A music fan from Detroit Rock City." "Music fan" has basically covered every base you could want covered in a review, and his/her assessment is dead-on. I already knew about Ian Moore's label and style shifting before I bought this CD, but if you buy this CD and come to love it like I do, then you'd expect Ian's other CDs would follow much the same style. Sadly, that's not the case...
Why Ian Moore chose to depart from the bluesy guitar into another style is beyond me because this CD definitely showcases his talents for bluesy songs. He has a great voice, the guitar sounds effortless, and the whole package is natural. My love for this CD began with one song--"Satisfied." While I really enjoy the CD in its entirety, I think "Satisfied" is the best track. It is in this song that you can hear unchecked emotion and desire, and when it comes through the speakers, you feel what he must've been feeling as he sang it. Sounds corny, maybe, but in its simplicity, this song is potent.
"Deliver Me" and "Blue Sky" are also great songs--"Deliver" has a gospel feel to it, and "Sky" is a plaintive request for some shelter, some comfort in a difficult time. As I already said, the whole CD is a gem, but there are a few of the tracks that you'll find yourself listening to over and over.
I wish I could say that I plan to get more of his music, but in light of Music fan's review and what my friends have told me about his later CDs, I don't think I will be. I plan to at least listen to them, just out of curiousity...
While this isn't available on Amazon right now, you can still find it in some record stores. Major chains don't seem to have any copies left (I tried 5 completely different stores and no luck), so try your smaller neighborhood music stores to find this treat!
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