Vinnie Moore plays melodic instrumental rock. He began to play the guitar a… Read Full Bio ↴Vinnie Moore plays melodic instrumental rock. He began to play the guitar at the age of 12 and joined his first band 3 years later. Since 2003, he has played guitar for the British hard rock band UFO.
Along with Yngwie Malmsteen, Tony MacAlpine, and others, Moore is often cited as one of the greatest shred guitar artists of all time.
Vinnie endorses Ernie Ball MusicMan guitars, and constantly supports them by doing clinic tours, also, he recently got a new amp sponsorship.
Vinnie recently signed an endorsement with Dean Guitars.
Along with Yngwie Malmsteen, Tony MacAlpine, and others, Moore is often cited as one of the greatest shred guitar artists of all time.
Vinnie endorses Ernie Ball MusicMan guitars, and constantly supports them by doing clinic tours, also, he recently got a new amp sponsorship.
Vinnie recently signed an endorsement with Dean Guitars.
The Tempest
Vinnie Moore Lyrics
We have lyrics for 'The Tempest' by these artists:
Bob Dylan The pale moon rose in it's glory Out on the Western…
Caligula's Horse You got your way, like lullabies Is that the lie that…
Cathubodua Rain dripping down Drops fall in a cloak of clouds Lightning…
Dragonland [Music: Holmlid, Mörck; Lyrics: Mörck] ["The journey acro…
Elliot Vernon As the evening light arrives, a veil across the atmosphere A…
From Cities to Oceans The lights from the south bound carry my heart home Back…
Hunting Stories I can't explain, no, I can't explain I lost my words…
Isochronous The harder I look The further you seem Untouchable Even when…
Karkaos I cried for so long tonight, Haunted by careless whispers …
Misery Signals - Ultraviolet We will be lifted again Let this bring light Nurture those s…
Nosferatu With your lips like poison, With the taste of red…
Pendulum Saw you the other day looking so undermined Acting like it…
Rosemary & Garlic Inside a tea When the first lightning hits the sky They were…
S.A. Garrison And D. Luke 彼はもう一切 抗えない流刑地で ルールの奴隷になって 萎れてる風船のよう I don't wanna be confus…
Stepping Sideways Never break me Never break me The fire fades, drawn from the…
Summer of '92 Let me break like lightning and rain And may everyone fear…
Tempest I'll take you down Now face impending doom Locked in…
The Agonist I say! Why do you grip so hard - that way? Of…
The Grandmaster The Tempest (Del Vecchio, Leoni, Jones) I see a dark lady …
The Jolly Rogers This tempest is a beast Chased them seven leagues at least B…
The Real McKenzies We are all born free but forever live in chains…
Throwing Snow feat. Adda Kaleh Shivering cars wander in the rain for long hours Turning int…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Vinnie Moore:
King Of Kings Just a few roots, replanted. Good Golly, said little Miss…
The Maze I feel like I meant something You always say, you need…
While My Guitar Gently Weeps I look at you all see the love there that's…
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Kips
One of the best solos I've ever heard!
Marc Moingeon
Another masterpiece from this landmark album. The melodies are splendid, very influenced by classical music. Magnificent, immaculate, delicate playing and guitar tone. More subtle than Yngwie or Tony MacAlpine, actually, more than his tone on Mind's Eye. It disappointed me in the very beginning but actually, you hear every note much better thios way. This isn't shredding. Vinnie was at the top of his game by then. And Jordan Rudess who would later be a member of Dream Theater (spelled "Rudes" on this album's credits) added a lot to the arrangements with his keyboards
Marc Moingeon
And you are completely right !! I'm not a guitar player myself...
lowdz68
@Marc Moingeon I am. Not a good one but I enjoy it and that’s all that matters to me.
Marc Moingeon
I guess you're a guitar player, yourself ? I am not, yet. But I love great guitar players (and not only)
lowdz68
@Marc Moingeon love all those players you mentioned
Marc Moingeon
Yes, about Dr M, the players are good but the vocals... it's not singing.
I've always liked Greg Howe,although I'm usually not too much into jazz, (but I got interested a little bit in th emasters of the guitar fusion style). It makes a big change, compared to neoclassical and heavy metal. Howe has got a great groove, but as years went buy, he made sometimes very complex music and forgot the melody (like on the third instrumental album, where the drums are (well) programmed and he plays the bass himself). I like his tone but I never liked his brother Al's vocals on the Howe II albums, that I only bought as LP's. His first instrumental album sounds more hard rock, in the style of Van Halen, than the rest (the drums, and he doesn't really like the drum sound on the first). The next ones are more and more leaning towards jazz fusion with hard rock elements, I think. I especially liek the second, Introspection, the fourth : Parallax and the latest, Wheelhouse.
He made a more progressive/neoclassical album, at Varney's request, Ascend, and also played some fantastic neoclassical stuff (on request) on classical piano and keyboard virtuoso Vitalij Kuprij's first album High Definition. By the way, if you don't know them, I recommend them : MacAlpine played on the third : VK3, and George Bellas played on the second : Extreme Measures, and Michael Harris on the fifth, Glacial Inferno (many guita rplayers on the fourth and the recent sixth, that I think are less good)
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