Gary Moore mbtiパーソナリティタイプ
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"Gary Mooreはどのような性格タイプですか？ Gary Mooreは、ISTP in MBTI、9w8 - sp/sx - 954 in Enneagram、RCUEN in Big 5、SLI in socionics のパーソナリティタイプです。"
ISTP Gary Moore obviously has Se in his stack. Blues is the most Se thing ever and it seems like he's really in the moment when he plays. With his lifestyle and drinking habit aswell as his promiscuity Se seems very likely. Didn't he die in an alcoholic related death? "He's a funny bloke too." He's very witty, he's very quick. "I'm not one of those people who get emotional. He's insensitive by nature-"Gary's personal life was characterized with not just the difficult relationships with other players, but the disheartening stories I'd read over the years about Gary frequently being an asshole -- often to his fans, for example, just for approaching him for an autograph. This book sheds light on the multitude of reasons why that was. The preface of this books contains a quote from Gary's ex-wife, Jo stating: "You will come across people who will say Gary was the biggest arsehole in the world, but when you were hugged by Gary, you stayed hugged." And of course, many of the musicians who worked with Gary saw both sides of him. Sadly, it was the women in Gary's life who paid the highest price for Gary's emotional problems and immaturity. Gary had a grandiose, romantic, but very adolescent-like view of women. He was an intensely jealous man which led to incidents like the scars on his face. Worse, when his women didn't live up to his expectations, Gary was quick to cut-and-run, or cheat. He left one of his first girlfriends for her younger sister. He later cheated on a wife with the nanny. If his life had run true to form, only Gary's death spared his last girlfriend (for whom he'd left his last wife) of a similar fate. So, not a good or easy guy to be with where the ladies were concerned." IXXP is obvious with Se and not an ISFP, too blunt and difficult to deal with-In the 90’s , the Cream had a reunion. Instead of Eric Clapton, you joined… Gary Moore: No, that’s totally wrong, bullshit. Hang on, I formed that band. It started of as a Gary Moore solo album, and then Jack Bruce got involved and then Jack to my amazement suggested Ginger Baker as the drummer, because we had no drummer. And then Ginger came in so it was not a Cream reunion. This is what killed the band, people crooking like this. Q: The first two songs on the “Around the Next Dream” album, “Waiting in the Wings” and “City of Gold” resemble very much with Cream’s “White Room” and “Crossroads”. Gary Moore: So what? What do you expect? If you have a drummer from Cream, the singer from Creamwho wrote all the songs for Cream and you have a guitarist who as a kid he grew up listening to Cream, it’s gonna’ sound a bit like Cream. It would have been strange if it didn’t. But then you hear songs like “Where in the World” which is the first single from the album, it’s nothing like Cream. And “The Wrong Side of Town”, the one at the end of the album it’s like a jazz ballad, so some of this music was nothing like Cream and some of, it of course was gonna sound like Cream if you put Jack Bruce in it." "He was very shy." Who was the most difficult to deal with? "I got to say Gary. He was convinced at one point he was the best guitar player in the world. Phil and I would look at each other and go, 'Whoa, OK.' Gary had a great sense of humor. "But he would go off on these tangents, and either myself or Phil would have to talk to him and say, 'You got to chill out a bit here, buddy.' "He really wanted to be a solo artist, and to share guitar duties was not on his menu at all. He really was good enough to pull it off, so I don't have any animosity. "It's just the way he did it pisssed everybody off: walking out in the middle of an American tour. You just don't do that. He apologized a couple of times over the years. It was too late by then, though."
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Robert William Gary Moore (4 April 1952 – 6 February 2011) was a Northern Irish guitarist and singer-songwriter. He is often described as a virtuoso on the guitar.
