Move Me Plus, 2006 reissue with additional tracks

Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. You Move Me
2. Beneath A Spielberg Sky
3. Words
4. Strong
5. Let Me Go
6. Alone
7. Monster
8. Absolute Sometime
9. Refugee Song
10. Four
11. Somebody
12. Man Who Sold The World
13. Higher

Disc 2:

1. Move Me Tour

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #81754 in Music
• Released on: 2006-10-16
• Number of discs: 2
• Format: Enhanced
• Dimensions: .26 pounds

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Customer Reviews

Outstanding Performance ...
Having been fortunate enough to see Midge live in an acoustic session in Milton Keynes, it is refreshing to see that the music looses none of Midge's musical passion which is felt throughout the whole of this superb 2 CD album.

One thing that always remains constant throughout his career is his AMAZING voice - yes, he really can sing those high notes LIVE - and this is reflected throughout the album's live recordings (CD 2).

Midge has always been a fantastic performer and a leader in song writing. MOVE ME:PLUS shows his ability for true passion in song writing and performance, leaving the listener with a lust for more of Midge's creations.

This album is a true progression to greater musical heights and goes to prove that there is a lot more life left in this musical genius.

PASSION, SATISFACTION and GENIUS all rolled in to one neatly packaged album.

I see hope...
Listening to Midge Ure's latest album '10' has sent me scurrying in the direction of his back catalogue to remind myself that, latest album aside, this guy has been one of our most accomplished and underrated musicians for years.

Move Me sees him at the top of his game and this is unquestionably his most complete and satisfying album to date. Crammed with his most adventurous work since Answers and his most radio friendly fare since The Gift the tragedy is that it arrived at a time when none but the hard core fans are likely to be listening.

Well lucky us - because in Move Me Ure has crafted affecting, personal songs each tied to the sort of hummable tunes and memorable hooks that he seemingly used to think up in his sleep. Not since that purple patch of the early to mid eighties has he hit such a rich vein of form - which is saying something given the quality of his last studio album, Breathe.

Let it Go is an impassioned anthem in which he rails against the bottle he's fought so hard to beat. A description which makes it sound infinitely less uplifting than it actually is. Beneath a Spielberg Sky is political commentary with a glorious choral quality and Four, a tribute to his daughters, has lyrics that sound almost painfully saccharin sweet, but in his hands, with this melody, are just plain lovely.

Monster is a rare rock-out that appears to have wandered in off a Foo Fighters album, whilst Absolution Sometime and Somebody have an epic quality that has eluded him since his Ultravox days - and it's great to hear its return. Only Refugee Song smacks of filler; the rest is a varied bag of tricks in terms of tone, but universally inspired in terms of sheer musicianship and vocal performance. Wonderful.

Soul touchingly brilliant, emotional, inspiring, moving.........
It is rare that every single song on an album touches your soul so deeply as this one does mine......These songs are all so emotional, so much part of Midge's personal journey, so moving, so inspirational. This truly is the most moving album I've ever heard....its what I felt about the original 'Move Me' album but this one has additional tracks plus all the extra live tracks.

I have been so inspired by this album and its hard to single songs out as favourites when all of them are so brilliant but the most moving have to be 'Let Me Go', 'Alone' and 'Somebody'.

'You Move Me'...brilliant song, brilliant video!

Midge is an outstandingly gifted songwriter, musician, singer and performer.....the best there is and this album reflects that. What an amazing voice!

If I had to choose only one album as a desert island disc this would be it. Hard choice though as I'd want more than one but this one has the edge even over Midge's brilliant 'Breathe' album...my second choice.