anyone here like Blackmore's Night?

[Danny rctv]

I really dig Blackmore's Night with Richie Blackmore & Candice Night.In my teens I would've never cared for something like this but the songs are so damn good!I was a huge Rainbow fan when I was younger & that same intoxicating effect Blackmore's music had on me back then has been reborn through this renaissance music they're doing now.
All though I prefer listening to them live as opposed to their studio albums as the live versions have a little more kick to them.They played out here last year & it was aewsome! Just picked up the live Doube DVD such aew inspiring musicianship from teh whole band but Blackmore is GOD!!!

 

[alanbirdsell]

I like their stuff albeit it gets a bit redundant sounding to me at times. The DVD is cool, I got mine for Christmas.

 

[Schmidt_Rubin]

I was a huge Rainbow fan in the 80's and 90's. I never did listen to his newer stuff.

 

[RouxBodine]

Blackmore is one of my most favorite guitarists. He could play elevator music and I would dig it.


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[BassPhantom]

Haven't heard Blackmore's Night... But I have been a longtime fan of Deep Purple and Rainbow. Ritchie Blackmore is a guitar god, no doubt.

 

[alanbirdsell]

Ritchie Blackmore is a guitar god, no doubt.

He seems to think so...

 

[Schmidt_Rubin]

As good as Blackmore is I was more impressed with Steve Morse, I've seen Deep Purple a couple times with him playing guitar. Morse's sound just gave me goose bumps.

 

[Death Animal]

Moore is best guitarist in the world in my opinion.
Blacmoores night got some good songs but.... yeah not hard rock

 

[Schmidt_Rubin]

Vinnie Moore? or did you mean Morse? Last I knew Morse was the guitar professor at Berklee in Boston.

 

[BassPhantom]

I was really into the UK hard rock acts back in the day, so when I hear the name "Moore" and "best guitarist in the world" in the same sentence, I immediately think Gary Moore! He was guitarist in Skid Row (no not the Sabastian Bach hair band of the 80's and 90's) and Thin Lizzy (both bands with the late, more than great Phil Lynott on bass and vocals). He's also had a lucrative, mostly UK based, solo career. Check out his tunes... You WILL NOT be disappointed.

 

[Schmidt_Rubin]

Vinnie Moore is awesome, His first album featuerd Andy West, Tommy Aldrich and Tony MacAlpine. I sat in the front row at one of his seminars. I think he's better than Malmsteen.