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    After the War [Bonus Tracks] Gary Moore

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    • Release Date: 05/12/2003
    • Original Release: 1989
    • Sales Rank: 58,679
    • Label: EMI EUROPE GENERIC
    • UPC: 724358357929

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    After the War [Bonus Tracks]

    1Dunluce (Part I)
    2After the War
    3Speak for Yourself
    4Livin' on Dreams
    5Led Clones
    6Messiah Will Come Again
    7Running from the Storm
    8This Thing Called Love
    9Ready for Love
    10Blood of Emeralds
    11Dunluce (Part 2)
    12Emerald
    13Over the Hills and Far Away
    14Military Man Live
    15Wild Frontier Live

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    Gary Moore's 1989 release, After the War features a return to the metal guitar riffing of his 80's records ("Speak for Yourself" and "Running From The Storm"), while continuing to explore more conventional pop dynamics with mixed results - it works great on "Ready to Love." Also, after dedicating his last album to fallen childhood friend and musical partner in crime, Philip Lynott, Moore finally honored him in song with the moving "Blood of Emeralds." As it turned out, this would be Gary Moore's last hard rock album before becoming a "born-again" bluesman. [In 2003 the album was reissued with the bonus tracks "Emerald" and "Over The Hills And Far Away," as well as live versions of "Military Man" and "Wild Frontier."] Eduardo Rivadavia, All Music Guide

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