Christy Moore - Where I Come From [3CD Box] (2014) MP3@320kbps Beolab1700

Christy Moore - Where I Come From [3CD Box] (2014) MP3@320kbps Beolab1700



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Christy Moore - Where I Come From
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Artist...............: Christy Moore
Album................: Where I Come From
Genre................: Folk
Source...............: CD
Year.................: 2013
Ripper...............: EAC (Secure mode) / LAME 3.92 & Asus CD-S520
Codec................: LAME 3.99
Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality..............: Insane, (avg. bitrate: 320kbps)
Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz
Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3
Information..........: SCANS


Posted by............: Beolab1700 on 09/06/2014


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Tracklisting
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1. Christy Moore - Where I Come From [03:42]
2. Christy Moore - Arthur's Day [03:21]
3. Christy Moore - Veronica Guerin [03:03]
4. Christy Moore - Scallcrows 2 [01:59]
5. Christy Moore - Derby Day [02:23]
6. Christy Moore - Delirium Tremens [03:02]
7. Christy Moore - The Stardust Song [03:42]
8. Christy Moore - Johnny Connors [03:23]
9. Christy Moore - The Time Has Come [02:51]
10. Christy Moore - The Birmingham Six [02:31]
11. Christy Moore - St. Brendan's Voyage [03:54]
12. Christy Moore - On the Mainland [01:36]
13. Christy Moore - Barrowland [03:23]
14. Christy Moore - Minds Locked Shut [02:55]
15. Christy Moore - Song for Imelda Riney [02:27]

Playing Time.........: 44:18
Total Size...........: 108.50 MB

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1. Christy Moore - North & South of the River [02:23]
2. Christy Moore - Welcome to the Cabaret [03:32]
3. Christy Moore - Giuseppe/Away Ye Broken Heart [Live from Belfast][03:16]
4. Christy Moore - The Ballad of Ruby Walsh [03:32]
5. Christy Moore - Easter Snow (For Seamus Ennis) [02:58]
6. Christy Moore - Viva la Quinte Brigada [04:40]
7. Christy Moore - Song for Anne Lovett [01:59]
8. Christy Moore - Riding the High Stool [02:22]
9. Christy Moore - On the Bridge [03:01]
10. Christy Moore - Casey [02:24]
11. Christy Moore - Whacker Humphries [03:30]
12. Christy Moore - Knock Airport [03:25]
13. Christy Moore - Boning Hall [02:00]
14. Christy Moore - Encore [03:20]
15. Christy Moore - Arthur's Day [Live from Whelan's] [03:16]

Playing Time.........: 45:43
Total Size...........: 111.77 MB

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1. Christy Moore [CD3] - Lisdoonvarna [05:13]
2. Christy Moore [CD3] - The Two Conneeleys [03:21]
3. Christy Moore [CD3] - Tyrone Boys [03:59]
4. Christy Moore [CD3] - Strange Ways [02:02]
5. Christy Moore [CD3] - Yellow Triangle [02:45]
6. Christy Moore [CD3] - The Boy from Tamlaghtduff [04:01]
7. Christy Moore [CD3] - Haiti [02:22]
8. Christy Moore [CD3] - Yellow Furze Woman [03:25]
9. Christy Moore [CD3] - Lovely Young One [02:00]
10. Christy Moore [CD3] - In Praise of Mullaghmore [03:15]
11. Christy Moore [CD3] - The Wicklow Boy [Live from Lisdoonvarna][04:12]
12. Christy Moore [CD3] - Joxer Goes to Stuttgart [03:51]
13. Christy Moore [CD3] - Ballydine [02:54]
14. Christy Moore [CD3] - Me and the Rose [09:46]
15. Christy Moore [CD3] - Where I Come from [Live from Knocknagoshel][03:13]

Playing Time.........: 56:26
Total Size...........: 136.27 MB

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Whilst Christy Moore has released collections of his work in the past, notably the “colours” Six CD Box Set that encompassed his career from 1964 onwards, this however is the first release purely of his own songs.
Rather than assembling old tracks, the feted Irish singer has re-recorded 43 songs from his epic career for this three-CD retrospective, adjusting lyrics and adding two new songs. It’s both entertainment and history lesson, recalling the turmoil and injustices of the UK’s recent past on cuts like The Birmingham Six, and celebrating Irish joy on, say, The Ballad of Ruby Walsh. The more dulcet tones of Moore’s later years doesn’t diminish his anger; the naked vocal of
Smallcrows 2 skewers tabloid bloodsuckers and the new Arthur’s Day is a swipe at the Guinness-sponsored music festival, or Alcoholiday. A still unique mix of politics, humour and lyricism.

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