Why the fuck did I say this lol this is the only Lizzy song I know Edit: the original comment was from Danny O’Neal, I’m Derrick Oneal and I thought I wrote that first comment when I was drunk or something
If anyone ever wants to know how a 70’s rock is supposed to look, you’re seeing it as you watch this video. Thin Lizzy absolutely was a cool ass, kick ass band. Damn I miss the 70’s.
I saw this lineup open for queen at the University of Maryland in 1976. I've been screaming from the mountaintops about how phenomenal Thin Lizzy was my entire life. So underrated and so under appreciated.
...u r lucky man...there's been a rumour that Thin Lizzy blew up Queen from stage...like AcDc with Bon Scott blew Kiss when they opened concert tour for them...if anyone knows something please share the info ..thanx
@@vukasindimitrijevic6843 Both bands were incredible when I saw them. Other than seeing Pink Floyd live I would probably say it was the best show I've ever seen.
Phil is one cool cat, Brian and Scott are such great guitar players, but boy my man Brian on drums is one criminally underrated musician. I love and respect him so much.
This line up has influenced so many musicians over the years. Just a killer vibe and funk and hard edge that made them completely unique. I will never get tired of listening to Thin Lizzy.
So true, they epitomise the two guitar harmony thing and Phil was the consummate frontman. Downey an amazing timekeeper 🎸 #areyoureadytorock HELL YEAH let’s boogie ❤️
I see him as the coach driver , reigning in his wild horses out front. He kept just enough of a hold on them. Underrated? Not among his peers and the real music press (who largely don't exist anymore ). 👍
Absolutely. It blows my mind whenever I see a list of drummers, he is left off for the cliche' list that includes Bonham and Peart. Don't get me wrong, they are classic and timeless and deserve their accolades, but Brian Downey is a drummer that makes me stop and really appreciate his playing. With Thin Lizzy, he got to play a wide spectrum of of styles all of which he excelled in.
This is so pure, this is Thin Lizzy with magician Phil Lynott. Heard them first time 1979 i think, when a friend had bought and played the Black Rose album for me. We first listened to "Do anything you want to" ,,man those drums in the beginning , I was hooked. One day I will go to Dublin and pay my respect for the man , the poet, the musical genius
@FalseTeeth-o4yI bet you're real fun at parties. Phil' mom is Irish and his Irish grandmom raised him does that make him less Irish. If so go tell that to all those of Irish descent in Boston and New York.
@FalseTeeth-o4y just look at the interview when someone challenged his 'Irishness." I'm not Irish myself but Phil Lynott really loved Ireland, the history and the identity. The song "Black Rose," "Emerald" and "Sitamoa" are examples of his pride in being Irish.
Scott's still great...he's an excellent player but doesn't get the credit compared to Moore and Robertson. I think he's got an amazing stage presence, 2nd only to Phil...
No... I think you all missed his point. WOThrottle, you're right, all the classic rock of the 70s was a huge influence on 90's bands esp the grunge era.
Robbo and Scott, best combination Thin Lizzy had in my opinion. They had some fabulous guitarists after Robbo left, they made some great music after he left also.... but the groove was never the same. Robbo was Thin Lizzy's best guitarist in his prime. I was lucky to see them live with this classic line up. Saw them with other line ups also... but the classic had the groove.
I couldn't agree more. Sorry Gary :) Yes Robbo and Scott just meshed so well together and that's not taking anything away from all the other guitarists who were all fantastic. Never a big John Sykes fan though I must say. Nothing personal but I think that Phil was scratching a bit in the final years. Just my opinion in saying that though
@@MrPnew1 yeah true. It could be argued that as pure lead guitarist genius then Gary Moore was that absolutely. I just found that his playing was so dominant that it was over powering to the point of jarring in the Lizzy context. The last album to have that "groove" I keep referring to was, in my opinion, Bad Reputation. Some good stuff followed no doubt. But it lacked something that elevated them above their peers.
My goodness - I can remember watching this on TV. As the years have passed I had totally forgotten it - until now ! One of the very best live bands ever .
I was lucky enough to see them on the farewell tour at the Glasgow Apollo, Robbo did a guest slot, one of the best gigs I've ever seen. I was gutted when Phil passed away, he was one of THE great live performers, try finding one like that now.
Cool. I saw them in Sydney Australia at the Capitol Theatre in 1980. The best show that I have ever seen. Still got the ticket stub imgur.com/a/aNZyDDk
What a smoking tight band just killer and all the guys in the band are outstanding players. My fave drummer on Earth right here Mr Brian Downey! RIP Philo! Hey Pedro Gracias for posting this rare gem dude you da man! 👍👍
You are welcome. I was lucky enough to see them once in 1980 in Australia.From memory the guitarists were Scott and Snowy White. No disrespect to Snowy who is a fine guitarist, but Scott and Robbo are my favourite combo. Not complaining though, that show rocked.
mabbatic Because the cameramen were probably in their 50s, wore tweed jackets and smoked pipes. In the sixties and seventies often the people filming wouldn’t be at all familiar with the dynamics of rock bands.
Hahahahaha yeah, that's what I was thinking while watching - what the hell were they thinking - actually we can't blame the camera guys it would be the fekker in the control room picking which cameras to use.
Saw this lineup at Hammersmith Apollo in London back in late 70's. Frankly, it was one of the best concerts I had ever seen. No one came close to Thin Lizzy in those days 🎸🤘
I saw them a long time ago open for Queen. They blew them off the stage. I went there to see Queen. Legendary show in the Phoenix area. Talked about for decades.
Yes this track is classic Lizzy at it's best and despite there being some other fantastic guitarists over the years, Robertson and Gorham are my favourite pairing.
Phil Lynott was the Elvis of his generation. A tragically good looking fellow who was Irish and half caste at the same time. This man was the consummate Irish Entertainer and a master of his image. It is too bad it all came to a crashing halt in 1986. I met his mother when I brought flowers to his grave site in Sutton in 1995. And finally saw the reunited Lizzy. Several versions.
Thanks for sharing your memories. Philomena, Phil's Mum, seems like a lovely Lady who loved him more than life itself. It must have been hard for her seeing drugs wrestle life from a larger than life man who was also her son.
Would you believe I didnt buy my first Thin Lizzy Record until 2 Months ago at the age of 50? Jailbreak. I have since bought 8 others. Phil had a knack for speaking directly to the listener... At least this listener. Talk about having the so called it factor.
Jason, you have officially reached Legend status now 🤣 Now in case you do not know of him already, you better check another Irish guitar master out - Rory Gallagher
This is so killer. As usual, I instantly wonder if these kinds of performances are actually live, I don’t care for the ones that aren’t. I have to assume this one is, wish we could have seen the amps. I also wondered why I hear Brian Robertson playing wah guitar but he’s not operating one. It must have been an auto-envelope filter effect he had going, sounds amazing.
You missed out on a brilliant live band John I’ve seen them at least a dozen times over the 70s and early 80s ,Phil even bought myself and friend a drink .great memories.
@@MrPnew1 Counterpoint ? Where go you hear counterpoint in this song ? I understand the counterpoint concept and I know how to play this song ,so can you pin point when it occurs, is it one instrument or does it involve a second instrument? Please help to lift my musical education .Thank you.
@@MrPnew1 Both complemented each other well. Scott was more the anchor...but he had good chops as did Robertson. Peas and carrots taste better together...
Yes Scott is a legend and seems like a nice level headed guy. Cried when his wife told him that Phil had passed away. I think that they were close. So many great docos on Thin Lizzy so we are lucky in that regard
GRAN BEL GRUPPO, DOPO LA DIPARTITA DI ERIC BELL E L'ARRIVO DI "BELLI CAPELLI ,SCOTT GORHAM" E BRIAN ROBERTSON , HANNO SFORNATO DIVERSI 33 , MOLTO BELLI . FINE 60, METÀ 70, I MIGLIORI GRUPPI DI SEMPRE, NON SOLO SOLO NEL ROCK . OGGI MOLTA MELMA . PURTROPPO.
You are welcome and glad you enjoyed it. So happy that I got to see them in Australia on 9 Oct 1980 at the Capitol Theatre in Sydney. Unforgettable show
This is GREAT!!! It’s a bit annoying the camera stays on PL during the guitar solos. And the techy walking on stage in the final bars LOL great document!
Yes Phil ticks ✅ all the boxes for sure. Distinctive bass style, brilliant lyricist, vocalist supreme and frontman extraordinaire. Totally the real deal.
Клёвая группа!! Законодатели стиля и вкуса . У моего старшего брата, в детстве, - было дворовое прозвище, - ,,Стиль", на которое он почему-то обижался. Стиль, - это прежде всего, наличие вкуса, и понимание того, что такое вкус.
I can't live a day without Lizzy. Seriously
And quite frankly, who would want to hey???
@@MrPnew1 not me hahaha!
Over a bowl of Count Chockula?
See- now i can.
Phil was like a real life action hero on stage. One of the coolest rock stars ever
Shazam
HELL YEA!!!!!!
Why the fuck did I say this lol this is the only Lizzy song I know
Edit: the original comment was from Danny O’Neal, I’m Derrick Oneal and I thought I wrote that first comment when I was drunk or something
The coolest too ever do it.
Not sure what an action hero could really do in those platform shoes.
If anyone ever wants to know how a 70’s rock is supposed to look, you’re seeing it as you watch this video. Thin Lizzy absolutely was a cool ass, kick ass band. Damn I miss the 70’s.
It was a great decade for sure
Put on some tunes, your platform shoes, and light up a fat one...that will bring back some memories...
@@stephenstone8480 ~ I graduated from high school in the 70s and I have a pair of platform shoes. It was absolutely the best decade for music..
I saw this lineup open for queen at the University of Maryland in 1976. I've been screaming from the mountaintops about how phenomenal Thin Lizzy was my entire life. So underrated and so under appreciated.
had the good fortune to see them at the famous glasgow apollo
@@collihill I bet that was awesome seeing them so close to their Homeland.
...u r lucky man...there's been a rumour that Thin Lizzy blew up Queen from stage...like AcDc with Bon Scott blew Kiss when they opened concert tour for them...if anyone knows something please share the info ..thanx
@@vukasindimitrijevic6843 Both bands were incredible when I saw them. Other than seeing Pink Floyd live I would probably say it was the best show I've ever seen.
Oh my God that's the two bands that I tell everyone that I regret not seeing in the 70s
Phil is one cool cat, Brian and Scott are such great guitar players, but boy my man Brian on drums is one criminally underrated musician. I love and respect him so much.
Yeah he's a demon on that kit. So tight and locks the whole band in
as good as anyone how good is Opium Trail !...many more Warriors so many, and perfect Groove.
Downey is as underrated as Thin Lizzy. He can step to any other drummer of the era, Bonham and Peart included.
Yes sir. Brian Downey is off the chain. Very unique drummer
@@nickfane6729yes sir
This line up has influenced so many musicians over the years. Just a killer vibe and funk and hard edge that made them completely unique. I will never get tired of listening to Thin Lizzy.
So true, they epitomise the two guitar harmony thing and Phil was the consummate frontman. Downey an amazing timekeeper 🎸 #areyoureadytorock HELL YEAH let’s boogie ❤️
So true
I had a great friend in the Air Force who was definitely influenced by Phil...he was black guy who played a Ric and sang. RIP Darnell
@Brad that's really something 50 years later
@@johnschanzle3593 my bands have been covering Boys are back in town
Brian Downey , one of most underrated drummers ever. !!!
So solid and dynamic as another here said - one man engine room with Phil playing more like a guitarist as others here pointed out
Phil had awesome phrasing. Live and Dangerous is probably one of the best live albums ever.
I see him as the coach driver , reigning in his wild horses out front. He kept just enough of a hold on them.
Underrated? Not among his peers and the real music press (who largely don't exist anymore ). 👍
Not underrated at all, just not overstated - a class drummer, along with the likes of Ian Paice...
Absolutely. It blows my mind whenever I see a list of drummers, he is left off for the cliche' list that includes Bonham and Peart. Don't get me wrong, they are classic and timeless and deserve their accolades, but Brian Downey is a drummer that makes me stop and really appreciate his playing. With Thin Lizzy, he got to play a wide spectrum of of styles all of which he excelled in.
This is so pure, this is Thin Lizzy with magician Phil Lynott. Heard them first time 1979 i think, when a friend had bought and played the Black Rose album for me. We first listened to "Do anything you want to" ,,man those drums in the beginning , I was hooked.
One day I will go to Dublin and pay my respect for the man , the poet, the musical genius
70's Rock was the best
Hell yeah and so happy to be a teenager in that era
Definitely.
Absolutely
What a top band!
100%
There are so many fantastic bands from the 70s but to me Thin Lizzy & Blue Oyster Cult are the most criminally underrated ones.
Definitely two of the best
You have great taste in music
Love Lizzy but never saw the fascination with BOC.
I completely agree, love them both
Everything's criminally underrated.
Definitely The Coolest Irishman and Coolest Irish band Ever by a very very long shot.
Yes there's no denying that is there.
@FalseTeeth-o4yI bet you're real fun at parties. Phil' mom is Irish and his Irish grandmom raised him does that make him less Irish. If so go tell that to all those of Irish descent in Boston and New York.
@@osiruskat Relax, dude.
@FalseTeeth-o4y just look at the interview when someone challenged his 'Irishness." I'm not Irish myself but Phil Lynott really loved Ireland, the history and the identity. The song "Black Rose," "Emerald" and "Sitamoa" are examples of his pride in being Irish.
@FalseTeeth-o4y being "a lot of fun at parties" was just sarcasm. Cheers.
Scott Gorham one of my favorite guitarist ever!
He played some of the tastiest solos ever IMO and was the guitarist who first ignited my love for the instrument when I was a teenager
Scott's still great...he's an excellent player but doesn't get the credit compared to Moore and Robertson. I think he's got an amazing stage presence, 2nd only to Phil...
Oh man no kidding
Some of the coolest riffs🎁💕
@@chrisirving8712 iconic riffs 🎸
This is THE reason 90s rock was still decent. We all grew up stealing our older brother and sisters records. This still sounds so fresh.
That’s a strange comment, but I guess I get it. Too bad you weren’t around for the real stuff
um, what?
Song was written in 1974 haha what does that even mean
@@tonygiorno689 Exactly. Young whip thinks this is from the 1990s... 🙄
No... I think you all missed his point. WOThrottle, you're right, all the classic rock of the 70s was a huge influence on 90's bands esp the grunge era.
What a great band...love those platform heels, too! The 70's were bad ass!!
Robbo and Scott, best combination Thin Lizzy had in my opinion. They had some fabulous guitarists after Robbo left, they made some great music after he left also.... but the groove was never the same.
Robbo was Thin Lizzy's best guitarist in his prime. I was lucky to see them live with this classic line up.
Saw them with other line ups also... but the classic had the groove.
I couldn't agree more. Sorry Gary :) Yes Robbo and Scott just meshed so well together and that's not taking anything away from all the other guitarists who were all fantastic. Never a big John Sykes fan though I must say. Nothing personal but I think that Phil was scratching a bit in the final years. Just my opinion in saying that though
@@MrPnew1 yeah true. It could be argued that as pure lead guitarist genius then Gary Moore was that absolutely. I just found that his playing was so dominant that it was over powering to the point of jarring in the Lizzy context.
The last album to have that "groove" I keep referring to was, in my opinion, Bad Reputation. Some good stuff followed no doubt. But it lacked something that elevated them above their peers.
Don’t believe a word solo is the best lizzy solo by far. I know others are great but every note in that solo is just perfection
@@magatrone100 Great track and great solo!! Short and to the point!
@@magatrone100 Check out Eric Bells solo at the end of “Hero and the madman” , its something else.
Phenomenal!!!!⭐How is it possible that Thin Lizzy is not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!?!? A Travesty.☘️🎶
It's actually better they're not associated with that woke shit fake hall of fame
So glad I grew up in this era. Real Music.
You got that! A lot of it was in the top forty, as well.
Fantastic Riffs. From *NIGHTLIFE to CHINATOWN* - only MASTERPIECES! THIN LIZZY Forever!!! RIP PHIL †
Phil's platform shoes pulled me right in!! They look bad ass!
My goodness - I can remember watching this on TV. As the years have passed I had totally forgotten it - until now ! One of the very best live bands ever .
yes it's visually a great performance and you can overlock that it's not actually live
I was lucky enough to see them on the farewell tour at the Glasgow Apollo, Robbo did a guest slot, one of the best gigs I've ever seen. I was gutted when Phil passed away, he was one of THE great live performers, try finding one like that now.
Cool. I saw them in Sydney Australia at the Capitol Theatre in 1980. The best show that I have ever seen. Still got the ticket stub imgur.com/a/aNZyDDk
I was at same gig, Robbo didn’t want to leave the stage, but Scott told him to get off. Robbo was always better than Scott.
@@MrPnew1 I saw them on that tour in Adelaide, Chinatown album & Snowy White.
Brian Downey great groove and great ear. He used the hi-hat not just to keep time but made it a key part of his dynamics.
Amazingly solid drummer and yeah, very dynamic sound. A true skin Master
Unbelievable!! Never seen this clip before but OMGosh! What a band of talented musicians!
Yes it's a ripper of a track
What a smoking tight band just killer and all the guys in the band are outstanding players. My fave drummer on Earth right here Mr Brian Downey! RIP Philo! Hey Pedro Gracias for posting this rare gem dude you da man! 👍👍
You are welcome. I was lucky enough to see them once in 1980 in Australia.From memory the guitarists were Scott and Snowy White. No disrespect to Snowy who is a fine guitarist, but Scott and Robbo are my favourite combo. Not complaining though, that show rocked.
Why is the camera always on he wrong guy for the guitar solos?
Yeah that's damned annoying when they do that isn't it
mabbatic Because the cameramen were probably in their 50s, wore tweed jackets and smoked pipes. In the sixties and seventies often the people filming wouldn’t be at all familiar with the dynamics of rock bands.
cameramen in the 70s didnt have a clue....
Because concert videos are produced by satan
Hahahahaha yeah, that's what I was thinking while watching - what the hell were they thinking - actually we can't blame the camera guys it would be the fekker in the control room picking which cameras to use.
This is so special and unique - 1975 was a great year to be alive
Yep, third year out of High School and so much fantastic music from real musicians
Saw this lineup at Hammersmith Apollo in London back in late 70's. Frankly, it was one of the best concerts I had ever seen. No one came close to Thin Lizzy in those days 🎸🤘
Eddie G we are a couple of the lucky ones having seem Lizzy live. Me in AU in 1980
I saw them a long time ago open for Queen. They blew them off the stage. I went there to see Queen. Legendary show in the Phoenix area. Talked about for decades.
@@MarkTurner-vs7uc Amazing memory for you. Rock on 🎸🔥
I love that album, that song is also very 😎👍
What a tune. What a band. Love ya lizzy
One of my favorites bands of all time ..... Long live THIN LIZZY
That bass is beautiful hood taste indeed I just recently started listening. Strangely I heat hendrix and lemmy kilmister all at once I love it
Only 96 views? For shame! LOVE this!!
Yes this track is classic Lizzy at it's best and despite there being some other fantastic guitarists over the years, Robertson and Gorham are my favourite pairing.
Phil looks like a real life action figure. One of the best to ever grace rock n roll
Irish bass wielding Super Hero 🎸💥🔥
This Line-Up Is, Was & Always will be:
"The True Thin Lizzy"!!!
It always about the song!
Yes although John Sykes is a really good guitarist, to me he was never the right fit. Too much of a shredder. Robbo and Scott 4theWin 🎸😎
Omg, this is absolutely amazing
Phil is just rock n roll without even trying... he's just cool....such a waste of what seemed a beautiful person....🤘🤘🤘
he had it all, but became another lured down the path of the hard lifestyle. Pity he didn't come out the other side like Scott Gorham did. RIP Phil
Looks to me like he was using here...great song tho...not one I'm familiar with, must be from an album I don't have
@@Neonleeroy it’s from the nightlife album, maybe my favourite thin lizzy song :)
Phil Lynott was the Elvis of his generation. A tragically good looking fellow who was Irish and half caste at the same time. This man was the consummate Irish Entertainer and a master of his image. It is too bad it all came to a crashing halt in 1986. I met his mother when I brought flowers to his grave site in Sutton in 1995. And finally saw the reunited Lizzy. Several versions.
Thanks for sharing your memories. Philomena, Phil's Mum, seems like a lovely Lady who loved him more than life itself. It must have been hard for her seeing drugs wrestle life from a larger than life man who was also her son.
So very good
No-one strikes shapes like these three! Lovely to see and hear. Thanks for posting this little gem.
Yes it's a track that you do not see very often that's for sure. Glad you enjoyed it
Прекрасная группа. Я слушал её в далёком 1975. Они ворвались как комета на небосвод настоящего рока!
Слушал в чуть менее далеком 1985. Но сейчас в целом как бы... Ну примерно как Пёпл конца 60-х.
Как молоды мы были ...
Great footage from a great band....
A stunning performance…so slick and effortless from excellent musicians.
That performance would put Earl Slick to shame :)
Gary I love your mini rock jumps
@@AntMaunderGuitar-f2q Gary Moore is not in this video, the guitarist is Scott Robertson.
@@MrPnew1 lol I was commenting on the playing Bad reputation in Sydney the video changed before I pressed send....
Talk about TWIN GUITARS....This band is so influential
Would you believe I didnt buy my first Thin Lizzy Record until 2 Months ago at the age of 50? Jailbreak. I have since bought 8 others. Phil had a knack for speaking directly to the listener... At least this listener. Talk about having the so called it factor.
Jason, you have officially reached Legend status now 🤣 Now in case you do not know of him already, you better check another Irish guitar master out - Rory Gallagher
One of my favorites.
what a riff..one of their best early ones
Love the fuzzy lights and set design it's always awesome watching Phil Lynott and Thin Lizzy Era performances like this
Totally blows me away even to this day 💕
Great song As a saying goes "Money is Hard Earned but Easy Spent" 🙂👍
My first live concert Thin Lizzie, Slade and Aerosmith. I still haven't recovered!
Awesome concert that one
Phil's platforms are wicked! 😀
What a rock star he was
What a gem !! We're miming tonight boys,,cool, skin up lol.
Are you speaking gibberesh bloke?
This is so killer. As usual, I instantly wonder if these kinds of performances are actually live, I don’t care for the ones that aren’t. I have to assume this one is, wish we could have seen the amps. I also wondered why I hear Brian Robertson playing wah guitar but he’s not operating one. It must have been an auto-envelope filter effect he had going, sounds amazing.
a gem from the vault
NEIL, I ALSO SAW THIN LIZZY AS THE OPENING ACT FOR QUEEN IN 1976... AND I'M SURE YOU REMEMBER THAT THEY ALMOST STOLE THE SHOW... WHAT A GREAT☘️BAND 👍
Awesome Patrick, yes Queen are great obviously but Thin Lizzy is amazing 🤩
just perfect
Oh god! 😁 What a miracle! Our parents spent their youth to such music! I just can't believe it! 😀
I lived this shit and it was AMAZING :)
Fantastic band wish I could have seen them in concert
me too.
Sorry guys I was lucky enough to see them once in Sydney Australia in 1980. MAGIC
You missed out on a brilliant live band John I’ve seen them at least a dozen times over the 70s and early 80s ,Phil even bought myself and friend a drink .great memories.
He was totally awesome plenty of charisma and talent
Phil was so talented as a writer and performer
Seeing Phil playing a Rickenbacker is like seeing Brian Setzer playing a Strat.
Yes but it still looks great on him.
@@stephenclarke4675 True, I think any bass would've looked good on Phil.
It was around 1975... Personally I think he looked great and sounded great with it...
Thin Lizzy was a great rock'n'roll band. They could have gone on to reach much greater heights.
My favourite band robbo has always been a good guitarist even in motorhead!
Phil is so cool 😎
Yep, cool on so many levels #therocker
I Love it. Great Song.
Very impressive... very cool... counterpoint, play sing play, choreography, clothes...❤
@@Ukraine_Rocks-OK Phil invented cool 😎
@@MrPnew1 Counterpoint ? Where go you hear counterpoint in this song ? I understand the counterpoint concept and I know how to play this song ,so can you pin point when it occurs, is it one instrument or does it involve a second instrument?
Please help to lift my musical education .Thank you.
Fuck yes! Seriously underrated LIzzy song, THAT GROOVE! Phil with a Rick into the bargain and all!
just before lizzy really took off with Jailbreak ..... happy times, great memories seeing them several times at the Apollo in Manchester
Yes. I was lucky enough to see them once in Sydney Australia in 1980. The best show I have ever seen 🎸
Scott was the best guitarist in thin lizzy by far!!!
Yes I loved Scott's playing but I loved them all. For my taste though, Scott and Robbo were the best combination but it's just personal preference :)
@@MrPnew1 Both complemented each other well. Scott was more the anchor...but he had good chops as did Robertson. Peas and carrots taste better together...
Great video, thx 4 the upload) Thin Lizzy
Scott was cool as flip.....still is ....just a perfect group with this line up....greatest time for rock...
Yes Scott is a legend and seems like a nice level headed guy. Cried when his wife told him that Phil had passed away. I think that they were close. So many great docos on Thin Lizzy so we are lucky in that regard
GRAN BEL GRUPPO, DOPO LA DIPARTITA DI ERIC BELL E L'ARRIVO DI "BELLI CAPELLI ,SCOTT GORHAM" E BRIAN ROBERTSON , HANNO SFORNATO DIVERSI 33 , MOLTO BELLI . FINE 60, METÀ 70, I MIGLIORI GRUPPI DI SEMPRE, NON SOLO SOLO NEL ROCK . OGGI MOLTA MELMA . PURTROPPO.
Wow I love this song.
We all do :)
This is epic
Saw this lineup in Ludwigshafen back in '76 w/ Robin Trower !!
Cool 😎 Anyone that got to see Lizzy were very fortunate 🎸🙏 Me only once in Sydney Australia 🇦🇺
One of the best bands no doubt…
These were good times in West Hampstead. Never heard that amazing track until now.
The classic line up 🤘🤘🎸🎤🍻
Oh yeah, the best IMO 🎸🎸
@@MrPnew1 👍🍺
I don’t remember this song but glad I stumbled upon it. This is definitely from the early days of the band.
This track from their fourth record Nighlife
I love this band!
Me too.
it's marvellous !
Gotta love Thin Lizzy ❤
Bad ass song
Oh yeah, extremely badarse 🔥🎸🔥
Я так понимаю играют живьём? Шикарно!!! Super!
Amazing!
The Classic Lineup. This was perfection. Thanks for posting.
Best music of my lifetime, so missing lizzy
Thank you for posting!
You are welcome and glad you enjoyed it. So happy that I got to see them in Australia on 9 Oct 1980 at the Capitol Theatre in Sydney. Unforgettable show
@@MrPnew1 VERY JEALOUS!
Very cool song
They were pure Rock n Roll.
Wow, my first time hearing this. reminds me of Funk 49, by the James Gang.
Just fucking brilliant
Thanks!
This is GREAT!!! It’s a bit annoying the camera stays on PL during the guitar solos. And the techy walking on stage in the final bars LOL great document!
Those grandad cameramen have no idea FFS :)
I noticed that too...they might have had only two cameras, but they were assuming Phil was the whole show.
He has a beautiful tone I love hearing him sing soft and cool 😎
Yes Phil ticks ✅ all the boxes for sure. Distinctive bass style, brilliant lyricist, vocalist supreme and frontman extraordinaire. Totally the real deal.
Beat ever rock band hands down.
Best even Cueball 🤣 awesome band
Song says so much. 🌹
Really good. Thank you! Was a big fan of that line-up in those days. Even accepted Robbo taking the part of Fast Eddie. At least to begin with ...
Fast Eddie? I am all ears 👂Oh you mean Eric Bell
Another Perfect Day is awesome.
No no no.
After Fast Eddie Clarke quit Motörhead, Robbo took over on guitar.
Клёвая группа!! Законодатели стиля и вкуса . У моего старшего брата, в детстве, - было дворовое прозвище, - ,,Стиль", на которое он почему-то обижался. Стиль, - это прежде всего, наличие вкуса, и понимание того, что такое вкус.
Quit bombing people you knucklehead.
How great was Thin Lizzy!! Still! Whooo, those boots on Phil 😂.
Phil was the Man hey
@@MrPnew1 hey, I'm just jealous I can't rock heels that high 😁