It's 2024. I still get goose bumps every time I hear Thin Lizzy. Undeniable greatness. One of the best bands in rock and roll history. A total travesty that more people don't realize this, especially those idiots in charge of the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame.
me too i miss so much the music they made a sound unlike any and none since phil had a sound that will never be matched long live the fans off thin lizzy
Scott Gorman has got to be one of the most underrated guitarists. what a great band Lizzy were. check out Black Star Riders if you want to hear Scott's current work, still rockin' after all these years
I listen to this song at least 5 times a day. The tune alone makes my day go smooth and yes that saxophone makes my day. Wish there were more bands of this type in this day and age.
Wow, Live and Dangerous is one of the best live albums ever, I've had vinyl copies...even had an 8-track back inthe day (as they say). Never knew there was video. Will have to see if I can find it to purchase somewhere. Long live the singing screaming Les Paul!
+FreedomZealot me too. They had so many good songs, but this one is my favorite among favorites. The Gary Moore tribute was also damn good. RIP Phil and Gary! We won't see their likes again anytime soon.
Together with Rory Gallagher, Thin Lizzy is top notch Irish Music Export to the World! Both one of my favorites ☘️ Sláinte Mhaith! I miss both: protagonists of my dense and accelerated youth.
There goes that insipid and infuriating underfuckinrated criminally underated everywhere word. I've even seen it describing Iron Maiden and Prince ffs. Even Brian May😂. Stick it up you're arse and do NOT REFER THIS DESCRIPTION TO THIN LIZZY.
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LOOOOVE this song! First bass line I ever learned. Phil Lynott--brilliant poet, tortured soul, incredible inimitable musician, demigod--there simply is no one that compares.
One of the great rock tragedies losing Phil so young. Never mind the musical talent in spades but just the personification of charisma and cool. He had so many years ahead to entertain us. :(
This is probably Scott Gorham's finest moment. His solo is rock perfection. He didn't have the chops of Robbo ... not to mention Gary Moore but he had the style and roll.
Thin Lizzy is hands down one of the greatest band ever. Especially live. Remember when I was like 7-8 yrs old and my dad put this record on in the car. Ever since then I was blessed by the grace of Phil Lynott.
Unbelievable song and to think that was 1977, doesn't sound like it, so far ahead of their time, when bands wrote "their own" songs! If any lesson can be learnt from the great phil lynott, it is don't do drugs, a beautifull mans life cut so terribly short, R.I.P Phil
legendary "Live and Dangerous" Album.... Oh my god, they banged the stage at this gig , THIS is live music. Such a talentated, so much underrated crew, its a shame since of today. They deseverved MUCHO more respect!!
I think the sax was slightly out of key (pretty sure you tune string instruments to wind so no slant on the sax player). other than that im glad to watch this. the talent of everyone together that makes this amazing wall of sound and yet if it was released in todays age rock scene I'm pretty sure people would say its good, you don't get music/bands like these old ens. rocks been around 60+ years, I'm not sure about rap/hip hop but it won't last
Makes me smile every time. And the Sax is awesome. I love the way Phil motions for the Sax player to GET IN THE SPOTLIGHT. Phil was always doing that for the band. Gary Moore plays the best solos.
When I was up in Dublin one time, I saw a woman walk past the statue with a small child. The child said to his mother "Mommy, who dat man?" and the mother replied "Michael Jackson".
I love Thin Lizzy and Phil Lynott.. But I really don't like how they tuned down for the live performance here.. Only makes me think that Phil couldn't hit the high notes.
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It's 2024. I still get goose bumps every time I hear Thin Lizzy. Undeniable greatness. One of the best bands in rock and roll history. A total travesty that more people don't realize this, especially those idiots in charge of the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame.
me too i miss so much the music they made a sound unlike any and none since
phil had a sound that will never be matched
long live the fans off thin lizzy
Legends never be forgotten. This is perfection. Goose bumps will always be there.
PUT THIN LIZZY IN THE HALL OF FAME!!!!
They not in!?
Woah that's a disgrace.
Hall of shame
Scott Gorman has got to be one of the most underrated guitarists. what a great band Lizzy were. check out Black Star Riders if you want to hear Scott's current work, still rockin' after all these years
Saw them they were awesome!!!
*Gorham. 😉
Brian Roberson was just so much better
Snowy White was good And Gary Moore the best
The band of my teenage years, especially as I had a girlfriend called Liz at the time, she not the dust but I've always followed them!
46 dislikes? Fucked up world we live in man, how can someone dislike this masterpiece
+David Corona, because some people just don't know what great music is.
+David Corona They def have never have had a good time in life
+David Corona karma has a way
Those 46 people must've gotten chocolate stains on their pants
Must be an error. Nobody could be stupid enough to dislike this
I listen to this song at least 5 times a day. The tune alone makes my day go smooth and yes that saxophone makes my day. Wish there were more bands of this type in this day and age.
It is a killer sax piece
Seems you also have ADD. Lol
5 times a day ? Great song but seems a bit excessive
Same here :-D One of the greatest :-D The groove, the feel, and the timing is absolute stunning :-D
Love how Phils voice and Rory Gallaghers are the smoothes coolest voices out there. PROUD TO BE IRISH.
I just wish I could time travel so that I could watch them play live. Phil seriously was the definition of cool.
Saw them in 78 and 80
Ikr? He just has this style/aura about him. Naturally charismatic I suppose
Hammersmith Odeon 1978. The Live and Dangerous LP is still the best around.
When rock and roll had balls.
Amen 🙏
Wow, Live and Dangerous is one of the best live albums ever, I've had vinyl copies...even had an 8-track back inthe day (as they say). Never knew there was video. Will have to see if I can find it to purchase somewhere. Long live the singing screaming Les Paul!
Keith Richards once said: "There's too much of the rock and not enough of the roll."
Thin Lizzy had all the roll any band could ever hope for.
Amen sister!
What an absolutely wonderful encapsulation of Phil/Lizzy and the rest of rock. Hope you're living your best life.
When my wife got pregnat this was the first song that I felt the need to display to my daughter. Masterpiece!
It’s about heroine
@@rossmcgarry7651 Who cares! It's beautiful
I miss this guy every damn day.
+FreedomZealot me too
+FreedomZealot We all do, RIP Phil!
+FreedomZealot me too. They had so many good songs, but this one is my favorite among favorites. The Gary Moore tribute was also damn good. RIP Phil and Gary! We won't see their likes again anytime soon.
The greatest most under rated band of its time!
*of all time
Together with Rory Gallagher, Thin Lizzy is top notch Irish Music Export to the World! Both one of my favorites ☘️ Sláinte Mhaith! I miss both: protagonists of my dense and accelerated youth.
Not underrated
There goes that insipid and infuriating underfuckinrated criminally underated everywhere word. I've even seen it describing Iron Maiden and Prince ffs. Even Brian May😂. Stick it up you're arse and do NOT REFER THIS DESCRIPTION TO THIN LIZZY.
@@donjohn2695underappreciated
Proper band. Heavy duty skill
I just discovered Thin Lizzy and I am listening to Metal and Hard rock for many years. Pretty amazing.
Imagine growing up with Lizzy.
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The same for me 😂
I saw Thin Lizzy open up for Queen for my first concert and they were spectacular.
How Awesome!
Your FIRST gig was Queen supported by Thin Lizzy?????
@@tashaclaire7258 Yes I was 15 years old and it was an amazing concert, January 1977, I still remember it very vividly.
@C Orosz wow!! So glad you appreciate having that experience! Nice one dude!
You peaked so soon, haha 🤘🏻😎
LOOOOVE this song! First bass line I ever learned.
Phil Lynott--brilliant poet, tortured soul, incredible inimitable musician, demigod--there simply is no one that compares.
Peak Thin Lizzy!! What a line up and we are truly being gifted a once in a life time act
Stunning performance. Untouchable tune.
Fuckin killer, pardon my language
One of the great rock tragedies losing Phil so young. Never mind the musical talent in spades but just the personification of charisma and cool. He had so many years ahead to entertain us. :(
Our beautiful talented Irish boy Phil Rip
Calling all the boys back to town to give this gem another listen. I hope this song finds you well and lifts your spirits. Take it easy lemon sqeezies
right back at ya 😀
Absolute epic pure perfection - lyrics, instrumental the complete package!
When the guitar and saxophone play the same parts at the end.. Unreal
Thin Lizzy (69-83) > the best music live act forever!
I wish it went on for another 10 minutes
Me too! @@COD-dr1ph
First dance at my wedding?
Sensational album. Played the whole thing at the gym tonight.
One of the greatest rock tunes ever !!!!! Love It. A masterpiece
Smooth, soulful ambience.
1976 four guys screaming down a road in 67 chevy singing and living this song to the fullest, beautiful
My soul brother Phil funky on that base
doesn't get any better than this!!! the last ten seconds wow no words can describe it.
+Brian Moore ikr?! such an awesome riff to go out on :D
I still wanna know what the chocolate stains on his pants is in correlation to
Eating a choc ice in the cinema in the dark. Chocolate always fell off.
incredible performance. but also interesting to compare this with the album version and seeing all the obvious overdubs
This is probably Scott Gorham's finest moment. His solo is rock perfection. He didn't have the chops of Robbo ... not to mention Gary Moore but he had the style and roll.
FUKIN RIGHT HE DID
Thin Lizzy Live and Dangerous full concert is on youtube :)
Such a great song 😊
Early Springsteen and E-Street vibe on this one.
One all time fabulous band....and so glad i got to see them live!
♥️✨🍁☕️🏳️🌈💃📚🍂💫♥️
God's of my youth
Thin Lizzy is hands down one of the greatest band ever. Especially live. Remember when I was like 7-8 yrs old and my dad put this record on in the car. Ever since then I was blessed by the grace of Phil Lynott.
sad to say:
the boys will never be back in town
Rip Phil, John(Earl), and Gary
You can disagree with me if u want but I think this sounds so much better then the studio version. And I also like studio too.
Best band live Ever😜
that guitar solo is one the greatest I've ever heard
true bummer that moments in rock n roll like this will never happen again.
Dancing in the God light
So long Phil, John (Earl), Gary ...
LOVE Never Stops Loving LOVE🌍
i was fortunate enough to see them 3 times.
Bad Reputation tour - with Robo
Black Rose tour - with Moore
Chinatown tour - Snowy White.
I wonder how many people are doing this tonight on the 29th anniversary of the day we lost him? We love you Philo.
Lemmy once said the only person in rock n roll i miss is Phil a lovely boy .
Lemmy a fiver...
God this band is missed
Amazing! Sounds like studio recording, so freaking tight play.
Phil's voice is bang on target.
IT"S SO GOD DAMNED HOTTTTAAAA!!! Jeez, I love that....
Unbelievable song and to think that was 1977, doesn't sound like it, so far ahead of their time, when bands wrote "their own" songs!
If any lesson can be learnt from the great phil lynott, it is don't do drugs, a beautifull mans life cut so terribly short, R.I.P Phil
Phil Lynott, Freddie Mercury and Tony Iommi are my Holy Trinity.
Awesome musicians and guitarist!😊✌
full gig? hmm...if u don't find it among torrents then I suggest that you buy the DVD :)
Great solo from SG.
Wow, summer of 78 living but not loving in London, TL in the charts and on the radio, oh tender years won't you wipe away my tears...
Robbo & Scott both distinctive and brilliant in their own way - as r most Leads x.
One of the bands that inspired me to play rock n roll. Great song and will always remember Thin Lizzy
The flash guys on the right go all the plaudits, but Scott Gorham is one of my favourite guitarists.
Thin Lizzy....going back to my childhood.
Gosh, those summer days in the seventies, driving down to the road with the guys, drinkin' n smoking and listening to Lizzy.
Dancing in the god light, drinking his last whisky in the jar and never coming back in town😭
The only thing wrong with this recording is that I can't see Scott's hands during the solo. I was hoping to steal those tasty licks.
Dude when you think about it this (and a whole bunch of other great thin lizzy songs) were made in the 70's and they're still damn good
The late great Irish John Earle on Sax on loan from Graham Parker Band.....Brillo.... Xxxxxxxx
legendary "Live and Dangerous" Album....
Oh my god, they banged the stage at this gig , THIS is live music.
Such a talentated, so much underrated crew, its a shame since of today.
They deseverved MUCHO more respect!!
This isnt the track from the Live and Dangerous record.. the sax solo is different..
reminds you of Bruce who ?Phil
lynott sound track of my life even grandson knows these songs
I like to dance with a special lady like this way... but who she is and where
What an amazing vibe at this gig.
I think the sax was slightly out of key (pretty sure you tune string instruments to wind so no slant on the sax player). other than that im glad to watch this. the talent of everyone together that makes this amazing wall of sound and yet if it was released in todays age rock scene I'm pretty sure people would say its good, you don't get music/bands like these old ens. rocks been around 60+ years, I'm not sure about rap/hip hop but it won't last
Makes me smile every time. And the Sax is awesome. I love the way Phil motions for the Sax player to GET IN THE SPOTLIGHT. Phil was always doing that for the band. Gary Moore plays the best solos.
truer words have never been spoken and may I say you are truly blessed to have seen them both
When I was up in Dublin one time, I saw a woman walk past the statue with a small child. The child said to his mother "Mommy, who dat man?" and the mother replied "Michael Jackson".
I love Thin Lizzy and Phil Lynott.. But I really don't like how they tuned down for the live performance here.. Only makes me think that Phil couldn't hit the high notes.
So freaking good!!
ThinLizzy is still one of my favorite all time bands even the new singer they is ok .
Was Joey the lips from the commitments based on the sax guy
Ladies and Gentlemen,
MARIO ON SAX!
how people sleep on thin lizzy i'll never understand
studio version entered Cashbox Oct 1, 1977
I am pretty certain that this is not the same recording as on Live and Dangerous.
I knew they was good now. I see Thin Lizzy is awesome
I love thin lizzy, it was one of the best rock bands ever in the 70th.
best live band i was lucky to see
Sorry Phil paved the way period🤴🏿🤴🏿
@ezrhino100 Bad Reputation. But best version is the Live and Dangerous. I.e this one. lol.
I love Thin Lizzy, I wishI could have seen them in concert
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Just F’N awesome
What a sax solo! This makes my spine tingle every time. Bless Thin Lizzy did providing so much good.
thanks :D
reminds me of bruce springsteen..
+leaka watchempino Hell no!! bruce fucking springsteen, no Way!
Yeah, it gets you in the groove just like Springsteen's 'Spirit in the night'
exactamundo!
Charismatic soul Mr Lynot