Graffiti Tongue
Christy Moore · 1996
35 min · 12 tracks · Celtic music
A vibrant blend of traditional Irish melodies and contemporary themes woven into evocative storytelling.
Why this album works
'Graffiti Tongue' received positive critical reception for its lyrical depth and musicality, reflecting contemporary Irish life. The album is noted for introducing younger audiences to traditional Celtic music while maintaining the authenticity that long-time fans appreciate, marking it as an important work in Moore's discography.
- Best for
- short, engaging storytelling reflective and thoughtful moments vibrant, melodic experiences
- Context
- By the time Christy Moore released 'Graffiti Tongue' in 1996, he was already a well-established figure in Irish music, having achieved significant acclaim with his previous albums. This album followed 'Live at the Point' (1995) and showcased Moore's continued evolution as a storyteller and musician, bridging folk traditions with modern sensibilities.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Alan Stivell· Tri Yann· Enya
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Yellow Triangle 2:46
- 2 God Woman Standout 3:22
- 3 Minds Locked Shut 2:25
- 4 Folk Tale 3:01
- 5 Riding the High Stool 2:57
- 6 Tiles and Slabs 2:40
- 7 Strange Ways 3:20
- 8 On the Mainland 2:31
- 9 Boning Halls 2:30
- 10 Miracles of Nature Standout 3:58
- 11 North and South of the River Standout 3:45
- 12 Rory Is Gone 2:24
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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