Gary Moore - Old New Ballads Blues - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Tangible Dream feels like a quiet sunrise over the city-the moment when ambition and reality shake hands, trade stories, and decide to move forward together. Oddisee builds the entire album as both architect and resident producer, rapper, observer, and participant. His beats float with that unmistakable D.C. breeze-warm Rhodes keys, subtle basslines, crisp drums, and melodies that hum with the everyday poetry of working life. Nothing is flashy, everything is intentional.Lyrically, Oddisee moves like a craftsman. He raps about rent due and dreams deferred, missed connections and small victories, the tension between wanting more and appreciating what you already have. It's introspective without drifting into abstraction-philosophical but grounded, like a journal written on train rides between responsibilities. His voice is calm, steady, unhurried; he sounds like someone who's learned to breathe through chaos and still find clarity.The album's title is it's thesis dreams aren't meant to float above life-they're meant to be shaped, held, and lived. Oddisee turns that idea into motion, pairing soulful loops with lines that read like life lessons in real time. The result is music that motivates without preaching, comforts without sedating, and reflects without drowning in nostalgia.Tangible Dream is headphone wisdom for people building something out of nothing. A reminder that patience is a superpower, craft is it's own reward, and a dream only becomes real when you put your hands on it. Album Tracks 1. Tangible Dream 2. Yeezus Was a Mortal Man 3. Killing Time 4. Own Appeal 5. The Goings on (Feat. Ralph Real) 1. Yeah & Nah 2. Interlude Flow 3. Unfollow You (Feat. Olivier St. Louis) 4. Back of My Mind (Feat. Paolo Escobard) 5. Tomorrow Today 6. Bonus Flow (Feat. Diamond District)

Close as You Get is the 16th studio album by legendary Irish blues guitarist and singer Gary Moore. Released in 2007, the album reunited Moore with former Thin Lizzy bandmate Brian Downey who played on all tracks. A masterclass in modern blues, it features powerful originals and soulful takes on classics by Chuck Berry and John Mayal. CD Digisleeve. Album Tracks 1. If the Devil Made Whisky 2. Trouble at Home 3. Thirty Days 4. Hard Times 5. Have You Heard 6. Eyesight to the Blind 7. Evenin' 8. Nowhere Fast 9. Checkin' Up on My Baby 10. I Had a Dream 11. Sundown

One of rock's most underrated guitarists (both from a technical and compositional point of view), Gary Moore is arguably one of the finest musicians that Britain has ever produced, with a career that dated back to the 1960s, there were few musical genres that Gary Moore had not turned his hand to. From his early beginnings in a local rock group called Skid Row, which featured a young singer by the name of Phil Lynott, who would soon after leave the group to double up on bass and form Thin Lizzy. Here we present 28 tracks of some of his greatest work including Parisienne Walkways, Nuclear Attack, Run To Mama, and Stormy Monday to name a few. Album Tracks 1. Parisienne Walkways (Live) 2. The Prophet 3. Rest in Peace 4. Enough of the Blues 5. Dancin' 6. Fire 7. Can't Help Myself 8. Really Gonna Rock Tonight 9. Power of the Blues 10. Getaway Blues 11. Rectify 12. Rockin' and Rollin' 13. Stand Up 14. Ball and Chain 1. Nuclear Attack 2. Stormy Monday 3. Run to Your Mama 4. Cold Black Night 5. Surrender 6. Evil 7. How Many Lies 8. Tell Me Woman 9. World of Confusion 10. Bad News 11. I Can't Quit You Baby 12. Torn Inside 13. Go on Home 14. House Full of Blues