To the Core, Vinnie Moore, Music CD

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To the Core


1	Fly 4:51
2	Panic Attack 6:19
3	Off the Hook 5:15
4	Transcendence 3:55
5	Soul Caravan 5:57
6	Jigsaw 3:43
7	Remorse 7:02
8	Tailspin 5:33
9	Over My Head 3:58
10	Into the Open Highway 6:49
11	Into the Sunset 5:41

Biography

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For much of the early 21st century, six-string shred king Vinnie Moore focused primarily on serving as a replacement for Michael Schenker in UFO (issuing several albums). But as a result, his solo career suffered, as only a single solo studio release materialized (2001's Defying Gravity). That all changed, however, in 2009, with the arrival of his seventh solo album overall, To the Core. Not as over-the-top as his earlier solo outings, Moore now focuses on the importance of creating guitar-driven melodies (and sounding like a not-so-far distant cousin of Joe Satriani). In fact, in quite a few instances, Moore seems more concerned with creative a strong and sturdy groove ("Transcendence") rather than just soloing the night away. Elsewhere, you'll find the Saga-esque album opener, "Fly," the bluesy "Jigsaw," and the hard-rocking "Into the Open." As a result, Vinnie Moore can now be referred to as a "restrained shredder." Greg Prato, All Music Guide

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To the Core


1	Fly 4:51
2	Panic Attack 6:19
3	Off the Hook 5:15
4	Transcendence 3:55
5	Soul Caravan 5:57
6	Jigsaw 3:43
7	Remorse 7:02
8	Tailspin 5:33
9	Over My Head 3:58
10	Into the Open Highway 6:49
11	Into the Sunset 5:41

All Music Guide

For much of the early 21st century, six-string shred king Vinnie Moore focused primarily on serving as a replacement for Michael Schenker in UFO (issuing several albums). But as a result, his solo career suffered, as only a single solo studio release materialized (2001's Defying Gravity). That all changed, however, in 2009, with the arrival of his seventh solo album overall, To the Core. Not as over-the-top as his earlier solo outings, Moore now focuses on the importance of creating guitar-driven melodies (and sounding like a not-so-far distant cousin of Joe Satriani). In fact, in quite a few instances, Moore seems more concerned with creative a strong and sturdy groove ("Transcendence") rather than just soloing the night away. Elsewhere, you'll find the Saga-esque album opener, "Fly," the bluesy "Jigsaw," and the hard-rocking "Into the Open." As a result, Vinnie Moore can now be referred to as a "restrained shredder." Greg Prato

Product Details

Format: CD
Release Date: 05/26/2009
Label: MEGAFORCE
Catalog No.: 61330
UPC: 020286133025
Sales Rank: 42,054

Album Credits
Performance Credits
Vinnie Moore		Primary Artist, Guitar
Van Romaine		Drums
Tim Lehner		Keyboards

Technical Credits
Vinnie Moore		Producer
Tim Conklin		Engineer
Frank Solomon		Management
Ryan J-W Smith		Mastering