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It's Irish mythology, culture even. Chuculainn was a mighty Celtic warrior. Rosin Dubh was a codename for Ireland when writing poems about Irish cuture was outlawed. It's very cool for me, an Irishman seeing you listen to stuff I grew up on!
For me as a non Irish although i love the Celtic music Black Rose is like best of Ireland! Who is who in Irish culture and history and old traditional folk melodies all blending together in one song!
@@danielolson5378 It really is a masterclass in song writing, he included so many flute tunes and mythical stories, sayings. Wonderful representation of Irish history put into rock music.
No! Iron Maiden sounds like Thin Lizzy! Lizzy was earlier band
And by far a more important band with a unique Irish rock sound. Never before heard (except a bit with Horslips) but really influential to a lot of Irish bands. And to rock bands generally.
wombab143 exactly even in their earlier stuff their sound combatted Led Zeppelin in my opinion. And again with such a unique Irish sound
That's what i was thinking too.
@@calkaseus thin lizzy doesn't get any credit even metal bands cover their songs and it fits too. There considered rock right?
Thin lizzy better band 100%
Hey Van! Thanks for the shout out! The story behind the song is the lead singer Phil Lynott's love for Irish music, legends and poetry. In Roisin Dubh he combined them all together. The name Roisin Dubh was ancient name for Ireland and translates to Black Rose. The "black" was the British oppression over Ireland, the "rose." Phil Lynott became fondly known as Ireland's Black Rose. Before his death, he was cast to play Jimi Hendrix in a biopic which would have skyrocketed Thin Lizzy. We still love him though and there's even a memorial day for him every year in Dublin!
Jane and Kevin
Oh dang really
Phil was a god among men as far as I'm concerned. Right from when I was a lad I loved the bloke and his charisma, songwriting and general bravado. What a great band Lizzy were at their peak and especially on this track. Gary's incendiary guitar playing helps too!
Black Rose is a summary of over 1000 years of Irish history. Irish legends are mentoned throughout. Timeless classic!
Well Gary Moore and Scott Gorham
More like 2,000 years, since it goes back to Cuchulainn.
It was a song about Ireland's history - the good the bad and the ugly. Phil Lynott loved his Irish history.
The instrumental part is a medley of famous Irish folk songs: “Danny Boy”, “Shenandoah”, “Wild Mountain Thyme”, and “The Mason’s Apron”.
Christer Furberg I’ve always wanted to know which Irish songs were being played.The only one I knew by name was “Danny Boy”,but the other parts sounded familiar.Thanks for the info.
That's dope
@BxxDxx Hoodoo That's why i call Black Rose "best of Ireland"!
Actually Wild Mountain Thyme is a Scottish/Irish song.
The lyrics and melody are a variant of the song "The Braes Of Balquhither" by Scottish poet Robert Tannahill (1774-1810), and Scottish composer Robert Archibald Smith (1780-1829), but were adapted by Belfast musician Francis McPeake (1885-1971) into "Wild Mountain Thyme" and first recorded by his family in the 1950s.
I UA-camd those tunes you mentioned...holy moly...I heard it instantly...thank you for that!!!!
Wow! Great to see a black family from the other side of the world discovering an old band from Ireland. The song is about ancient Irish Mythology. It tells the story of Cu Chulainn who was a famous Mythological Warrior, and makes reference to Roisin Dubh which is the Irish language expression for Black Rose. The song also touches on several other Irish tropes such as the Mourne Mountains, the Irish Famine, the county of Tipperary, the famous soccer player George Best, amongst other things. Interesting to note, the bassist and lead singer Phil Lynott was himself a black man. In any event, as an Irish gut, this was a pleasant surprise to watch. Good job!
Lol Thin Lizzy was one of Iron Maiden’s biggest inspiration! A huge impact on many of the 80s heavy metal bands. Thin Lizzy came first. Also the lead singer and bassist,Phil Lynott was black. One of the first black frontmen to lead an all-white band
So nicely put!!
Don't forget The Jimi Hendrix Experience. I love Hendrix. I love Thin Lizzy. Phil Lynott loved Jimi too.
When i found this out my mind was blown
@Tim A what a great joke!! Phil Died much too soon due to the very stuff that he warned about in songs😔
@@avisoncino8665 Poor guy just couldn't give it up; that stuff.
Thin Lizzy is 100% pure drinkin' music
My very first concert when I was 15 in 1978 was Journey & Thin Lizzy
Phil Lynnot the lead singer was a black Irish man often called the black Rose by his fans. However, at the time he sang this it was a representation of Ancient Irish history and Irish peoples oppression by English rule for hundreds of years. It is a song reminding Irish people to remember their proud history where once we had our own Kings and Queens before oppression.
“Phil Lynott was called black rose by his fans”
What a load of utter rubbish.
So was the rest of your comment,
@@amadan9999 Amadan... apt name🤣
@@prending Do you think he knows what it means?
The woman really got it, saying the song got many layers: Absolutely, true it wasn't just one song, it was five songs merged into one.
When i heard it i felt a hard to describe dark feel. But it took me on a journey/rollercoaster ride i did not want to get off. So i replayed it a few more times. WOW!! The irish rock hard!
At the end of the song Phil Lynott free associates the names of Irish writers,poets,musicians,and one footballer, of the 19th and 20th centuries..'ROISÍN DUBH' is the title of an 18th century poem where 'Ireland' is represented by the figure of a dark woman: ROISÍN DUBH..The lyrics in this song can be very confusing unless you have a knowledge of Irish History..I'm glad you enjoyed it! Phil ,and TL, are beloved here in Ireland. Phil is greatly missed....
Bore dda from Wales, it's not just in Ireland folks,he and thin lizzy are adored here too. How they are not in the rock jhall of fame I do not know!! Travesty. Phil left us too soon,way too soon,him and Gary Moore, had the pleasure to see both together,and lizzy 4 times,and always left wanting more,live ,I have yet to attend a gig with so much electricity 😉😉😉
Even if i don't know that much about Irish history i know that Black Rose is based on Irish history and old folk songs that's why i call it "best of Ireland".
@@drpaulvfr3597 Bore da,Paul.I know Philo and the boys were loved everywhere! You are a lucky dog to have my seen TL and GM. Cymru am Byth !👍😎
@@danielolson5378 It certainly is!
Lads noooo, this is our ancient heritage. They spent 800 years trying to stamp it and us out but you can't kill the Irish spirit!
The song is all Irish lads!
Lizzy & Philo ❤️☘️🇮🇪 💚
Thanks for listening 😘
It is about Aincient Irish history, some it is thousands of years old!
The guitarist on this album was Gary Moore! Very much worth checking out!
A legend
Scott Gorham has his hand in there too
@@rostifardian Scott's reaction when he first heard Gary Moore playing "uh oh i think i'm in trouble here, don't know if i can catch up with this guy!"
@@rostifardian two of the finest players ever. Scott’s solo on “waiting for an alibi” is a classic.
This takes me back, their other big hits included Jailbreak and The Boys Are Back In Town, featured in the movie 48 Hours. Right on to whomever requested this!
Thank you sir!
That's a really astute point about Iron Maiden, it's the dual guitar harmonies, Maiden and Thin Lizzy are both known for those.
Iron maiden lol ur chatting about lizzy Irish legends back in 70s a beautiful Irish black guy we are so so proud of Phil lynott
Phil Lynott was a black Irishman, Phil was a genius and a poet. Im into Lizzy since the early 80s an Irishman myself. Lizzy influenced Iron Maiden with the twin guitar harmonies of many rock snd metal bands of the 80s and on. The song is about Irish mythology history songs and culture.. Welcome to Thin Lizzy one of the best rock bsnds of all time.. RIP Phil..
Phil Lynnot was a very soulful singer. I may be wrong, but I think he was half black. He has a son called "Little Girl in Bloom" which is a song about his mother being pregnant with him. I love Thin Lizzy and am probably the only Texan who does.
Yeah Phil was black. Lanky streak of piss with an afro, busking the streets of Dublin back in the day; he stood out! I'd love to visit Dublin and see his statue.
He's singing about ancient Irish history, before the brits invaded and enslaved the Irish people
The greatest Irish song by the greatest Irish band
I find great comfort in their music more than ever during these difficult times.
This song is about the old legends of Ireland that Phil Lynott used to listen to when he was a child. The black rose is another name for Ireland. Phil was half black and Irish btw.
The song references stories from Irish history & mythology, and musically references Irish songs. It features the great Gary Moore and Scott Gotham on guitar, Brian Downey on drums & Phil Lynott (RIP) on bass and vocals.
Iron maiden sounds like thinlizzy..Lizzy invented the twin guitar sound. No Lizzy, no maiden. This is 9minutes of pure epicness ..not only musicaly,but lyrically.
My youths hard rock heroes! RIP Phil Lynott. You left us too soon.
Best band ever.. but was a joy to see beutiful lady smile whilst listening ..you got it!
Song`s about Ireland ffs. Best band ever, btw.
One of all time favorite bands!
It's sad you have to see so much through the lens of race, for one the frontman Phil Lynot was a black Irish man and this song is about Ireland.
Exactly! Why mention 'white privilege' at all?
@@liamoconnor9487I'm black i didn't get that either from the song, maybe England privilege over the Irish
@@marbanivet They've had plenty of that!
@@marbanivet exactly this !
A great reaction to one of the Legendary Metal bands, Thin Lizzy became renowned for their twin lead guitar sound with Scott Gorham partnering some incredible guitarists. This is a great choice because it shows the talents of the awesome Gary Moore. There have been many great guitarists in Lizzy and Gary was one of the best. Rip Gary and Phil. Please react to the Snowy White era with Chinatown, Snowy White was the Guitarist Pink Floyd used on the Wall tour. Another song to check out is Out in the Fields By Gary Moore and Phil Lynott
You forgot one. Brian "Robbo" Robertson. He and Scott did some amazing twin leads together on 4 studio albums and a double live album. "Nightlife" 1974. "Fighting" 1975. "Jailbreak" 1976. "Johnny The Fox" 1976. "Live And Dangerous" 1978. He left Lizzy due to disagreements with Lynott later in '78. There is a video of him talking about his time in Thin Lizzy here on YT .
Mate Lizzy were never a metal band. They were far too articulate for that.
@@chrisbarlow2131 what do mean articulate ? I thought they were a rock roll
Dont forget the early era with Brian Robertson together with Scott Gorham on the twin leads, they where amazing as twin lead guitarists...with all the respect for later guitarists as Gary Moore on this album for an example...Outstanding lead guitarist!
No they weren't a metal band...
Rest In Peace Phil Lynnot & Gary Moore,2 Irish musical Legends.....they came 2 claim The Emerald!!
I love that you noticed the Iron Maiden similaritie they were influenced by Thin Lizzy. I like other songs by them more then this one. Like whiskey in the jar or cowboy song or wild one. The Band is Irish and the lead singer Phil was black.
Thin Lizzy' in an elevator ..
I love it🤣🤘🎸
thin lizzy were very big in england, i saw them twice. they had a unique sound created by mixing rock music with irish folk music. when ever they played un england refused to play whiskey in the jar which was an irish rebel song. the crowed used to shout for them to play but they would'nt.
A Black Irish man singing. Our Elvis. Thats what Philip was/is. Hero.
Haha you're a bit off with this one with your white privilege theory mate. Phil Lynott was a mixed race Irishman, born to an Irish mother and a Nigerian father. The song is actually a celebration of Irish folklore and just Irishness in general, Phil loved Irish history. Phil is a national hero in Ireland, we have a statue of him on one of the most important streets in Dublin. Cool video though, much love to you and the family from Ireland.
Father from British Guina not Nigeria
Thin Lizzy is leagues beyond Iron Maiden. Phil Lynot was a mastermind and I still mourn the fact he’s no longer with us
This is a great song I'm glad you cats Took the time to check This legendary great rock band Thin Lizzy out who inspired so many bands but yet they're not in the Hall of fame what a joke what a joke.
Roisin Dubh translates to Black Rose. Black rose also refers to dark Rosaleen which was the name for Ireland back in the days when England ruled Ireland. I wish people would speak in their native language and refer to Ireland as Róisín dubh so the English could not understand what they were talking about. He also sings about Cu Cullain a hero of Irish mythology. The Queen he mentions is Queen Maeve also from Irish mythology. Towards the end of the song you hear him name check many Irish poets. Much of the instrumentation is based around Irish traditional reels so your assumption about it sounding Irish is correct.
The Róisín Dubh (Black Rose) is the old poetic name for Ireland
Irish brother. I think she grew up being a bad boy like I did drinking and partying. Always love this guy is musicals always deep awesome lyrics definitely a GOAT
Another fantastic tune by Thin Lizzy talking about Irish history is Emerald. They were total pioneers, for Irish bands in the global music scene, for rock bands with black members and lead singers, and for heavy metal. Iron Maiden sound like Thin Lizzy, not the other way around - Thin Lizzy began earlier. That's Phil Lynott's genius, the black Dubliner who founded the band, played the bass, invented the sound, wrote most of the songs and sang with such an irreplaceable voice.
Van and LFR Fam, greetings from Ireland. This song takes bits and pieces from various ancient Irish myths and legends ( Cuchullain, Queen Maeve, , and also borrows (steals) liberally from traditional Irish music (Shenandoah, Will you Go Lassie Go, Danny Boy and the Mason’s Apron). You should check out more Lizzy - Phil Lynott was a born rockstar and natural badass. Jailbreak, The Boys are Back in Town, Bad Reputation, The Rocker, Johnny the Fox Meets Jimmy the Weed, Don’t Believe a Word, Waiting on an Alibi, the live version of Still in Love with You, Holy War, Cold Sweat, Hollywood ( Down on Your Luck). Iron Maiden were influenced by Lizzy, particularly in the twin guitar/harmony lead sound. U2 were also big fans, as were Def Leppard. Love the variety of your reviews. Keep up the good work! 🤘
Phil Lynott is God
It's a celebration of things Irish, snippets of Irish history and lines from songs & poetry, mentions of legendary characters and name checks for literary heroes like James Joyce, William Butler Yeats, Brendon Behan plus soul singer Van Morrison and footballer George Best.
Phi lynott was proud of his Irish roots.
the best lizzy track, killer drums
LIZZY WAS WAYYYYYYYYYYY BEFORE IRON MAIDEN MY FRIEND! LOL :) R.I.P. TO THE GR8 PHIL LYNOTT :(
This is a song about Ireland from many centuries ago to the present day when Phil lynott was alive.
Love this, sending love from NJ ❤
Its an homage to Irish culture and mythology with a few pop culture references thrown in ie Georgie knows best is a reference to George best the footballer' Phill Lynott was very patriotic about his homeland their is a statue of him in Dublin.
There would have not been Iron Maiden without Lizzy.
Yes, Thin Lizzys Irish flavor on all their music Ive been big fan since I was 17. Lynott was a master he is missed dearly
YOU GOTTA REACT TO THIS FOR THE DRUMS , ( there's a drum solo btw) : Jimi Hendrix "Voodoo Chile Slight Return" Live Sweden1969
My very first gig. April 1979. Glasgow Apollo. Thin Lizzy. Black Rose tour. I was 14. Ticket price £2.50. Still have the program 69p........somewhere 😳☘️🏴☘️🇮🇪☘️🇺🇸
the song is about the medieval history of ireland
Awh, there's so much Irish culture in this song... Phil Lynott was one of the only black people in Ireland at the time. Black Rose (Roisín Dubh) is a pseudonym for Ireland under English rule (it's how poets referred to Ireland), but it's also a metaphor for Lynott who was black. The song contains multiple musical tributes to Irish traditional music and Irish artists throughout. And of course references to Irish mythology (Cuchulainn and An Táin). It's so cool that an American family is listening to this in 2021. Hello from Dublin. I recommend checking out all of Phil Lynott and Thin Lizzy's work. They're legends.
Typical setting to play this song in is an Irish pub! :)
This shit can't be safe and I love it! Much love from London UK
Cú Chulainn is a central figure in Irish mythology. he started life as Setanta and on a journey. was attacked by the Chieftains favourite hunting Wolfhound. He took the slitha (Similar to a baseball,) from his pocket and hitting it with his hurley he drove the ball down the throat of the dog killing it. The chieftain was livid and to make up for it. Setanta promised to take the place of the dog and so became Cu Chulainn. in English, Hound of Cullen. It was the start of an amazing set of Myths and legends which see Cu Chulainn become the greatest of warriors. as wise as he was strong.
Check it out. it's great stuff.
The guitar at the end man. So beautiful.
Finally people reacting to my favorite Thin Lizzy song!! Thank you guys!! The guitarists here are Gary Moore and Scott Gorham and when the latter one first heard Gary playing his reaction was "uh oh i think i'm in trouble here, don't know if i can catch up with this guy!" When the tempo goes up you only hear one guitar and it's Gary Moore.
I like how towards the end phil adds in a little flare from the past talking about his breakout hit whiskey in the jar also he talks about the western world which i'd assume is a take on the early album vegabonds of the western world from beginning to end he was a very thoughtful man when it came to the music some many good ideas and overall like ability he was very multifaceted i liked your sons take on it being an anthem because i thought that it sounded like one as well great family you guys have there cheers and if you haven't checked out the nightlife album, fighting album, or jailbreak definitely give those ones a listen the music is timeless we need more artists like phil in this world today to bring everyone together cheers guy!
Happy Birthday Phil Lynott, a Rock legend, The Roisin Dubh
This is amazing. Hello from Ireland
Really interesting reaction video. Very different. Love your insights
Love thin lizzy
THEY GO OFF OM A TANGENT TOWARDS THE END, BEAUTIFULLLL SOUNDS WITH THOSE DUAL GUITARS! :)
If you like this, try listening to Emerald (also by Thin Lizzy)
And famous people that came from our land
I love you for even thinking about this song! ❤️
My God learn the Band on Wiki at least !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They are Not a Metal band like Iron Maiden, Lizzy is the Greatest "Real" Hard Rock band of the 1970s they started the twin Lead Guitar sound and truly live the life and are 100% Irish !! I saw them 4 times 1975, 76, 77 in Boston and 78' NYC they were always great Live 👍🎶🎸🥁🎸🎤🎛🎼✌
Erin go bragh. 🇮🇪💪 Great reaction to the lads from Ireland.
This musical style is Irish traditional folk music based. but with a bang obviously. Thin Lizzy were for a while a traditional folk band. this is reflected in a lot of their Rock work. 'Whiskey in the Jar'. for example. I would suggest that up until the death of Phil Lynott, they were easily a bigger band than Iron Maiden and sold a lot of vinyl. they didn't reach their full potential.
A ton of bands were inspired by Thin lizzy, one notable band was Metallica. I suggest you listen to some of their most famous songs. The Boys are back in town, Cowboy Song, and Whiskey in the Jarro. I hope you do, these are bangers.
THAT ALBUM IS PRETTY DAMNNNN GOOD TOO GUYS! BLACK ROSE :) GOOD REACTIONS GUYS N GAL
She got it! .......like watching a playyyy! My oh my Phil!
Van, I just saw this. Thin Lizzy is one of my favorite bands. This band means a lot to me. Check out their album “Jailbreak”. In the meantime, check out “Get Out of Here”, off the Black Rose album.
absolute top band,check them out live
Prior to them gettin huge, they used to call Iron Maiden "Thin Lizzy on speed."
I am a Guitarrist and Thin Lizzy is a hige source of inspiration when it comes to my play. I always implement guitar harmonies whenever my leadguitarrist plays a lead melody. Thank you Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson for inspiring me!
Absolutely beautiful the lady’s face when Danny boy came in x
When does Danny boy come in?
Iron Maiden did a cover of their song Massacre....
The girl gets ot
Thanks for posting this. The reactions are priceless. My favourite band Thin Lizzy. Please check out Emerald. Similar song to Black Rose.
Fantastic álbum god...
I am a year late to see this but wanted to thank you for playing Rosin Dubh. So nice to see your beautiful family discover the genius of Phil Lynott and Thin Lizzy. You seem like an amazing dad based on how open minded and cool your kids are. All the best to you all!
My all time favourite Thin Lizzy song.
You should also check out a band called Black Star Riders. They began touring as Thin Lizzy [part 2] but went on to become BSR, founded by one of the early members of Thin Lizzy.
I wish more people would listen to thin lizzy. Gary moore was an amazing guitarist- check out his tunes as well.
Its a History of The Irish Revolution.
Plil is the king of ireland
Irish mythology
This song reminds me just how good Thin Lizzy were as a band. They were the best live band I saw - period. Check out their live album Live and Dangerous.
Tune 👌🏿
Phil lynott the singer and bass player is a god in Ireland.scott gorum the guitarist was from the USA. Ye are the second best looking family in the world after mine of course.keep up the good work.dara from tullamore Ireland
That is one good looking Lady in the front with a beautiful smile
Philip King of Ireland