Gary Moore - Audiophile LP to Digital [FLAC] transfer

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Gary Moore - Wild Frontier [Virgin / 10 Records 208 183-630] (9 March 1987)

Released: 9 March 1987
Country: European
Label: Virgin / 10 Records
Catalog: 208 183-630
Genre: Rock, Blues Rock

Item# SR-VI208183630
Ratings: C=VG; LP=VG+

T R A C K L I S T:
01 Over The Hills And Far Away
02 Wild Frontier
03 Take A Little Time
04 The Loner
05 Friday On My Mind
06 Strangers In The Darkness
07 Thunder Rising
08 Johnny Boy

Wild Frontier
Gary Moore

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Album Review

Eduardo Rivadavia [allmusic.com]

This album attempted to repeat the pop-metal formula of Gary Moore's 1985 album, Run for Cover, but falls short for various reasons. First, the songwriting wasn't quite up to par and except for ''Over the Hills and Far Away, the title track, and ''The Loner'' - a beautifully moody guitar instrumental, Moore seemed to be going through the motions. Second, and most fatal was the decision to use a drum machine throughout the album; a failed experiment which just plain sounds wrong. Still, this is hardly a bad record, just slightly disappointing.