Track Listing

1. Victims of the Future
2. Teenage Idol
3. Shapes of Things to Come
4. Empty Rooms
5. Murder in the Skies
6. All I Want
7. Hold on to Love
8. Law of the Jungle
9. Devil in Her Heart [*]
10. Blinder [*][Instrumental]
11. Empty Rooms [84 Remix][*]

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #30781 in Music
• Released on: 2003-05-05
• Number of discs: 1
• Formats: Import, Original recording remastered
• Dimensions: .21 pounds

Album Description
UK remastered reissue of the Irish guitarist's 1983 album, that's unavailable domestically, includes three bonus tracks, 'Devil In Her Heart', 'Blinder', & 'Empty Rooms' (1984 Remix). Virgin. 2003.

Customer Reviews

THIS is Gary Moore!
No offense to his blues stuff, but to me this guitar work stands up with the greatest; His '80's lead style evokes strong mixture of Van Halen, Schenker, Jeff Beck, and Vivian Campbell. The leads in the title track, Devil in her Heart, Empty Rooms, and Murder in the Skies are still hard to fathom, and Shapes of Things still remains one of the greatest rock/metal solos to come from this era. Moore displays an incredible balance of technique and spine chilling emotion...Rock/metal guitar fans will be pleasantly(if now overwelmingly)surprised at how much he shreds here; Those who have the album already know what I'm talking about...His most shining moment as far as I'm concerned.

The Russians have shot down a plane on it's way to Korea!!
I loved this album back in the 80's and it still rocks today. Gary Moore has always been a killer guitarist and he showcases his chops to great effect on this release. I wish it had a better remix but in the mean time, this will always be my favorite Gary Moore release!

One Of Gary Moore's Five Best
VICTIMS OF THE FUTURE, along with CORRIDORS OF POWER, RUN FOR COVER, THE WILD FRONTIER, and the best-of OUT IN THE FIELDS, is one of Gary Moore's five best CDs ever. All of the songs except "Law Of The Jungle" are great, but the title song, "Devil In Her Heart", "Murder In The Skies", "Hold On To Love", and the ballad "Empty Rooms" stand out in particular. You should get all the Gary Moore albums I've mentioned at the same time.