Phil sang, acted, and played this role like a hand in glove. Nobody could have played it as he did. It just demonstrated how superb a singer and actor he was. We love you Phil x peace and love xx :-)
I remember when this came out, I had to have it just because Phil sang on it. The rest of the album didn't disappoint either. I now have the original Lp, a Cassette and the remastered Cd's. A favorite for sure. I still miss Phil....
For me it was the opposite. I bought it because I have been fan of the story since the 70s, plus it was (incorrectly) being marketed as a Justin Hayward album at the record store. I am a big Mood Blues fan, so I bought. I'm an even bigger Thin Lizzy fan, so when I heard Phil's voice, I also wet myself.
Elvis was a clown. Didn't write any music or lyrics himself, sang in a fake voice and could barely strum a guitar. Comparing him to a real musician and talent like Phil is ridiculous.
Phil Lynott is a talent that is sadly missed. I can just imagine what sort of music he would be giving us if he were alive today and I like what I am imagining.R.I.P Phil.
New fan of the man, always enjoyed boys back in town. Then rediscovered whiskey,moonlight,jailbreak,emerald,and discovering more like this from jeff waynes and kings call with mark knopfler,oh man what a track that is. At age 50 i feel i missed out on so much. If not for spotify and you tube i may never have found the man.
This track is my favorite off this album, along with the song Forever Autumn by Justin Haywood. All the songs are great but this stands as my all time favorite. The song itself and the title captures the spirit of the album.
now this is something very different... for me..as I've never heard this before.. so well I've been listening to Thin Lizzy since 1974. was 8yrs old that year. This is truly something I'll have to listen to more ..sounds like Awesome stuff.
This is cool. Great post. Once upon a time I had mentioned I had a disc of demos and outtakes from the War of the Worlds stuff. I posted one take from it (mostly Lynott screaming and just screwing off), but I have tons more. I should get them back out and post a few.
This song is really hooking up! Even beeing Phil's fan for 2,5 decades, just now I found this song. This song also shows Phil's talent, as it sounds just as another average song without Phil.
Nah, Jason Donovan and Maverick Sabre both did it properly. Donovan was amazing as Parson Nathaniel. Also the guy who did Nathaniel in 2006. You're just being narrow-minded and elitist.
Philip "Phil" Parris Lynott bg.,voc.,ur.20.08.1949r.,świętuje dzisiaj swoje urodziny z aniołami w niebie, a nam pozostało podziwiać jego twórczość. (RiP)
we can only dream of what this gifted man would have brought us through his talant had he not lefs us so soon.4th of jan 2017 will mark 30yrs of his passing..im as sad now as I was then.god rest you philo.xx
Oh I was wondering what this was when I found the vid, but it's war of the worlds. Hahah, when I was listening to this a bit ago and I didn't know Phil was in it, I recognised his voice, and I thought, no it's not him, but I later found out it was. Phil is so fucking awesome he's even in war of the worlds!
Phil is hardly just a bassist: vocalist, songwriter, poet, band leader, world class Rocker! (..and a Roller too honey). But respect to bassists too (e.g. Jack Bruce for heavens sake! Again, so much more too) and drummers (e.g. "The man at the back - Brian Downey on drums!").
This is a very good song, but it is part of a story and to understand the context of the song, one must listen to the whole story. I waited 30+ years to see Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of The Worlds on stage - very worth the wait. There were different people singing songs, but the whole performance was faithful to the album.
The context: Nathaniel have totally lost it due to the ongoing invasion and the horrors it brings. Still I suspect that this guy would probably be on some sort of medication today. Maybe he is bipolar and Beth, his wife are used to set him straight during his moodswings. This time thou it is way worse due the circumstances and her sudden death finally push him over the edge. A tradgic figure really. In the book thou, no wife was mentioned and he was unnamed and mostly had annoying eating habits (not good when hiding with meager resources).
@Matshoppahulle Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of The Worlds was released 9th June 1978, but was recorded and mixed between 18th May 1976 and 30th June 1977 almost exclusively at Advision Studios in London. Phil's legendary performance was captured in November 1976, whilst he was suffering with flu - true dedication! Anyone loving this album should buy the 7 disc Collectors Edition. It's fantastic. ;)
There was. But she's elsewhere now. And I am deaf and blind for everyone and everything else. Trying to make nest, if succeed plan to ask her to come to me again. If she won't or can't, then my life is worthless. I hate it and I hate myself without her.
Sinisa Milisavljevic women sometimes become cruel.... they leave for simple reasons and ruin the lovely relationships instead of staying and holding tight.
The Spirit Of Man (Die Seele Des Menschen) Jeff Wayne I suddenly noticed the body of a parson lying on the ground in a ruined churchyard I felt unable to leave him to the mercy of the red weed, and decided to bury him, decently Nathaniel! Nathaniel! The parson's eyes flickered open He was alive! Nathaniel, I saw the church burst into flame, are you all right? Don't touch me! But it's me, Beth! Your wife! No! You're one of them - a devil! He's delirious! Lies! I saw the devil's sign! What are you saying? The green flash in the sky His demons were here all along, in our hearts and souls Just waiting for a sign from Him And now they're destroying our world! But they're not devils, they're Martians We must leave here! Look, a house still standing, come Nathaniel, quickly We took shelter in a cottage, and black smoke spread, hemming us in Then a fighting machine came across the field Spraying jets of steam that turned the smoke into thick, black dust Ulla! Dear God, help us! The voice of the Devil is heard in our land! Listen, do you hear them drawing near In their search for the sinners? Feeding on the power of our fear And the evil within us? Incarnation of Satan's creation of all that we dread When the demons arrive those alive would be better off dead! There must be something worth living for There must be something worth trying for Even some things worth dying for! And if one man can stand tall There must be hope for us all Somewhere, somewhere in the spirit of man Once there was a time when I believed Without hesitation That the power of love and truth could conquer all In the name of salvation Tell me what kind of weapon is love when it comes to the fight? And just how much protection is truth against all Satan's might? There must be something worth living for There must be something worth trying for Even some things worth dying for And if one man can stand tall There must be some hope for us all Somewhere, somewhere in the spirit of man People loved you, and trusted you, came to you for help Didn't I warn them this would happen? Be on your guard, I said, for the Evil One never rests I said exorcise the devil! But no, they wouldn't listen, the demons inside them grew and grew Until Satan gave his signal and destroyed the world we knew! No Nathaniel, oh no, Nathaniel No Nathaniel, no, there must be more to life There has to be a way that we can Restore to life the love we used to know (No) Nathaniel, no, there must be more to life There has to be a way that we can Restore to life the light that we have lost Now darkness has descended on our land And all your prayers cannot save us Like fools we've let the devil take command Of the souls that God gave us To the altar of evil like lambs to the slaughter were led When the demons arrive the survivors will envy the dead! There must be something worth living for (No, there is nothing!) There must be something worth trying for (I don't believe it's so!) Even some things worth dying for If just one man could stand tall There would be some hope for us all Somewhere, somewhere in the spirit of man Forget about goodness and mercy, they're gone! Didn't I warn them? Pray, I said! Destroy the devil, I said! They wouldn't listen! I could have saved the world! But now it's too late, too late! No Nathaniel, oh no, Nathaniel No Nathaniel, no, there must be more to life There has to be a way that we can Restore to life the love we used to know (No) Nathaniel, no, there must be more to life There has to be a way that we can Restore to life the light that we have lost Dear God! A cylinder's landed on the house And we are underneath it, in the pit! The Martians spent the night making a new machine It was a squat, metallic spider with huge, articulated claws But it, too, had a hood in which a Martian sat I watched it pursuing some people across a field It caught them nimbly and tossed them into a great metal basket upon its back Beth! She's dead! Buried under the rubble Why? Satan! Why did you take one of your own? There is a curse on Mankind We may as well be resigned To let the devil, the devil take the spirit of man As time passed in our dark and dusty prison The Parson wrestled endlessly with his doubts His outcries invited death for us both - and yet, I pitied him
I understand you Phil, the devil wants to take us all. The blessed ones he attacks most because the others just don't care. I understand Phil, because the battle is real but everyone is asleep to know. My heart aches for you Phil
You know this song was written as part of War Of The Worlds right? The character was an insane (Genuinely insane, not metaphorically) religious man thinking the Martians were monsters sent from the Devil.
This was a moment in time when everything and everyone aligned perfectly to produce what can only be called a milestone in musical history. There was nothing like this before its conception and there has been nothing like it since. It was simply a titanic achievement by all involved. The original cast obviously fully understood Jeff's Concept and just ran with it. Masterpiece is bandied around very loosely these days but this is an album that truly deserves that distinction.
not taking anything from Phils ability as a bass player he was awesome but to best of my knowledge he did not play bass on the war of the worlds album is was Brian Keith Flowers
If you've come here because, like me, you are a fan of Thin Lizzy and Phil, and wondering what this track is, I will explain. Its a song taken from 'The War of the Worlds' by Jeff Wayne, cut in the early 80s. Phil is playing the part of a preacher in the narrative and its all set to eerie evocotive and haunting music. Its quite the masterpiece actually, and terrifying to children as reviews here ua-cam.com/video/1tM-Ww_eGLU/v-deo.html, will contest. Some sounds on this LP I've never heard anywhere else, from the synthesisers of the early 80's. That link takes you to it in its entirety. Best listened to with headphones in bed in the dark, then you can fully concentrate on it : ) Enjoy!
Okay, this music is from Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds: The Spirit Of Man. Wonderfull, splendid etc. ...But I don't understand the picture above from the man holding his guitar. Was he one of the musical genies?
War of the Worlds. Easily one of the best things I heard growing up. And that includes Thin Lizzy. Totally Top Post. Sound a bit distorted though. Could do with a re-edit.
THank you thinlizzybandclub. DO you have full details of this recording, where, when etc.? Most importantly, who are the other singers besides Philip Lynott? Is this the original THin Lizzy? THank you
Look on Amazon for "Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds", released in 1978. Other versions have been released since then, but stick to the original.
Reminds me of that fella shopping in his arms stepping out infrount of that column of tanks, One man putting a stop to a slaughter had the world not focused on his courage, embarrasing China to back down, the army would have commited mass murder of its own people, a TRUE hero, offers his life for others and that man said,,i just thought sum1 had to do something,im no hero,,wow wot big gohooners. . .
I am a bit confused?. I asked no question, but just made an observation. I do not understand your reply as it seems somewhat defensive and I see no reason why. We have the like of Thin Lizzy and Phil Lynott in common, and that is a good thing. I meant no offense and regret it if you saw it as that. Peace
RIP Phil Lynott, the original and best Parson Nathaniel, gone 35 years now.
and jullie covington the best parson wife
Totally agree with you both
Australia ❤️
Phil sang, acted, and played this role like a hand in glove. Nobody could have played it as he did. It just demonstrated how superb a singer and actor he was. We love you Phil x peace and love xx :-)
brilliant i remember having the original album on vinyl
Phil Lynnot as Parson Nathaniel and Julie Covington as Beth (his wife). Jeff Wayne's The War Of The Worlds Musical Version. (1978). A great album.
I remember when this came out, I had to have it just because Phil sang on it. The rest of the album didn't disappoint either. I now have the original Lp, a Cassette and the remastered Cd's. A favorite for sure. I still miss Phil....
Try the SACD version, especially surround, it's mindblowing!
It is a masterpiece, and I thin k I like his work here more than his more famous material.
For me it was the opposite. I bought it because I have been fan of the story since the 70s, plus it was (incorrectly) being marketed as a Justin Hayward album at the record store. I am a big Mood Blues fan, so I bought. I'm an even bigger Thin Lizzy fan, so when I heard Phil's voice, I also wet myself.
When Phil sings you listen, he is like Elvis, he makes any song sound good
agree
Elvis was a clown. Didn't write any music or lyrics himself, sang in a fake voice and could barely strum a guitar. Comparing him to a real musician and talent like Phil is ridiculous.
total fool @@jamesbutler6253 🤡
you have no Clue@@jamesbutler6253
Excactly. He would be even bigger today
Still the Best version of this song.
Beautiful soul....King
Great melodic song given one hell of a boost by Phil. I love the 3rd and 4th lines in the melody. Jeff Wayne's genius.
Phil Lynott is a talent that is sadly missed. I can just imagine what sort of music he would be giving us if he were alive today and I like what I am imagining.R.I.P Phil.
explain his statue on grafton street and his still everywhereness in Dublin then. Sure, underrated but still beloved by many. SO NOT FORGOTTEN
New fan of the man, always enjoyed boys back in town. Then rediscovered whiskey,moonlight,jailbreak,emerald,and discovering more like this from jeff waynes and kings call with mark knopfler,oh man what a track that is. At age 50 i feel i missed out on so much. If not for spotify and you tube i may never have found the man.
It a masterpiece of all time
Agenda 21 be ready
What an amazing talent, Phil we miss you. Love Julie Covington's voice too - beautiful.
lets not neglect the insanely talented musicians and producer
There must be somethin' worth livin' for and that is Philo's music
If anyone ever says you're wrong, don't believe a word!
Philo, the almighty hero!
Phil Lynott should have his own musical.
Absolutely love all thin Lizzy created,but I think Phil at his best
The legend never dies. He was so versatile and stylish
this tells you Phil could do anything , I think he lacked guidance, from a father maybe , to go so soon RIP
He was amazing "❤️🎸🫵👊💪👏the voice"🎸❤️
The back and forth between Phil Lynot and Julie Covington makes this song epic IMO.
This track is my favorite off this album, along with the song Forever Autumn by Justin Haywood. All the songs are great but this stands as my all time favorite. The song itself and the title captures the spirit of the album.
Phil was cool beyond cool. True musician.
I love the war of the worlds music and therefore being Irish I love Phil lynott
Loved the combination with Julie Covington too
It's time to pull out WAR OF THE WORLDS! Awesome LP, awesome collaboration!
Phil could do anything
now this is something very different... for me..as I've never heard this before.. so well I've been listening to Thin Lizzy since 1974. was 8yrs old that year. This is truly something I'll have to listen to more ..sounds like Awesome stuff.
Great upload TY
OH I get so emotionel when Phil rimes and sings. He is my personel GOD
the only version. Classic.Never been done as well since.
This is cool. Great post.
Once upon a time I had mentioned I had a disc of demos and outtakes from the War of the Worlds stuff. I posted one take from it (mostly Lynott screaming and just screwing off), but I have tons more. I should get them back out and post a few.
Legend! Sadly missed
The great Phil Lynott - RIP - Left us 37 years ago 06/01/86.
This song is really hooking up!
Even beeing Phil's fan for 2,5 decades, just now I found this song.
This song also shows Phil's talent, as it sounds just as another average song without Phil.
This song comes from one my favorite albums, ever
ahh good ol phil lynott as the parson ,gotta love it
"There must be something worth living for"
He is the only person who can sing this properly, everyone else are just pretenders to the throne.
couldn't agree more
plus Julie, beautiful singing from both of them
Nah, Jason Donovan and Maverick Sabre both did it properly. Donovan was amazing as Parson Nathaniel. Also the guy who did Nathaniel in 2006. You're just being narrow-minded and elitist.
@@lukebradford You are an idiot 🤣
@@peecee1384 without question!
Happy Spiritual Birthday Phil Lynott xx
How can a dead person have a happy birthday? What a ridiculous notion
Phil's memory is always kept alive in our memory and the spirit never dies.@@jamesbutler6253
One of the best voices of Rock EVER!
love it thx for upload this man :D
This is the ultimate war of the worlds recording, in my opinion never bettered. No one has ever created a stronger rendition.
100%
He captured the madness, despair and passion of the pastor like no other performer of Nathaniel ever has. What an artist, what a voice.
Love the hole vinyl but this song must be the best song of the record
Did not know......Phil Lynott...so good.
This is how I was introduced 😊
Philip "Phil" Parris Lynott bg.,voc.,ur.20.08.1949r.,świętuje dzisiaj swoje urodziny z aniołami w niebie, a nam pozostało podziwiać jego twórczość. (RiP)
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So inspirational.
The man.
we can only dream of what this gifted man would have brought us through his talant had he not lefs us so soon.4th of jan 2017 will mark 30yrs of his passing..im as sad now as I was then.god rest you philo.xx
Such a cool voice.Had no idea he even did this stuff.Heard it and recognized his voice and had to find out what it was.It was a longer version.
Oh I was wondering what this was when I found the vid, but it's war of the worlds. Hahah, when I was listening to this a bit ago and I didn't know Phil was in it, I recognised his voice, and I thought, no it's not him, but I later found out it was. Phil is so fucking awesome he's even in war of the worlds!
as a teen he was my hero'.as bass players are just dismissed as a nothing .but good old phil proved em all wrong , r i p but not forgotten
Phil is hardly just a bassist: vocalist, songwriter, poet, band leader, world class Rocker! (..and a Roller too honey). But respect to bassists too (e.g. Jack Bruce for heavens sake! Again, so much more too) and drummers (e.g. "The man at the back - Brian Downey on drums!").
This is a very good song, but it is part of a story and to understand the context of the song, one must listen to the whole story.
I waited 30+ years to see Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of The Worlds on stage - very worth the wait. There were different people singing songs, but the whole performance was faithful to the album.
The context: Nathaniel have totally lost it due to the ongoing invasion and the horrors it brings. Still I suspect that this guy would probably be on some sort of medication today. Maybe he is bipolar and Beth, his wife are used to set him straight during his moodswings. This time thou it is way worse due the circumstances and her sudden death finally push him over the edge. A tradgic figure really. In the book thou, no wife was mentioned and he was unnamed and mostly had annoying eating habits (not good when hiding with meager resources).
@@michaelpettersson4919 no.. you’re one of them. A Devil!!
What a great Rock voice he had
@Matshoppahulle Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of The Worlds was released 9th June 1978, but was recorded and mixed between 18th May 1976 and 30th June 1977 almost exclusively at Advision Studios in London. Phil's legendary performance was captured in November 1976, whilst he was suffering with flu - true dedication! Anyone loving this album should buy the 7 disc Collectors Edition. It's fantastic. ;)
Protip: the thing worth dying for was Phil's Afro all along.
There must be something worth living for, make the most of every minute of your lives.
There was. But she's elsewhere now. And I am deaf and blind for everyone and everything else. Trying to make nest, if succeed plan to ask her to come to me again. If she won't or can't, then my life is worthless. I hate it and I hate myself without her.
Sinisa Milisavljevic women sometimes become cruel.... they leave for simple reasons and ruin the lovely relationships instead of staying and holding tight.
Sinisa, Hope your life has turned around dude. Don't sink, Swim against the current.
fool
Covid 19 84
best thing Phil Lynott ever did.
Really? Have you heard Thin Lizzy?!!
Bold statement, but very inaccurate.
No Nathaniel, no. We are not alone, we have never been alone. X
Talk about something different, variety really is the spice of life, thanks again for posting tlfp.
At 3.00 minutes: goose bumps ready to show!
Frankie Woodhouse absolutely, me too!
@@lemonjapp isn't it amazing? True to the heart
Phil Lynott was not invited to hear and aid in 1985 How could they do that to such a great guy and musician they should be ashamed
Thanks for posting this,Love war of the worlds an this is one of my favourite songs from it. 5****
Never heard this one before!
From Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds ...?
Yes, yes it is.
There must be something worth living for and that is when the spirit of man comes together at the Philo Vibe.
The bass player was Herbie Flowers for War of the Worlds.
5:10 he did foresee 2020 .. ;(
soooooo cooooll mega
The Spirit Of Man (Die Seele Des Menschen)
Jeff Wayne
I suddenly noticed the body of a parson lying on the ground in a ruined churchyard
I felt unable to leave him to the mercy of the red weed, and decided to bury him, decently
Nathaniel! Nathaniel!
The parson's eyes flickered open
He was alive!
Nathaniel, I saw the church burst into flame, are you all right?
Don't touch me!
But it's me, Beth! Your wife!
No! You're one of them - a devil!
He's delirious!
Lies! I saw the devil's sign!
What are you saying?
The green flash in the sky
His demons were here all along, in our hearts and souls
Just waiting for a sign from Him
And now they're destroying our world!
But they're not devils, they're Martians
We must leave here!
Look, a house still standing, come Nathaniel, quickly
We took shelter in a cottage, and black smoke spread, hemming us in
Then a fighting machine came across the field
Spraying jets of steam that turned the smoke into thick, black dust
Ulla!
Dear God, help us!
The voice of the Devil is heard in our land!
Listen, do you hear them drawing near
In their search for the sinners?
Feeding on the power of our fear
And the evil within us?
Incarnation of Satan's creation of all that we dread
When the demons arrive those alive would be better off dead!
There must be something worth living for
There must be something worth trying for
Even some things worth dying for!
And if one man can stand tall
There must be hope for us all
Somewhere, somewhere in the spirit of man
Once there was a time when I believed
Without hesitation
That the power of love and truth could conquer all
In the name of salvation
Tell me what kind of weapon is love when it comes to the fight?
And just how much protection is truth against all Satan's might?
There must be something worth living for
There must be something worth trying for
Even some things worth dying for
And if one man can stand tall
There must be some hope for us all
Somewhere, somewhere in the spirit of man
People loved you, and trusted you, came to you for help
Didn't I warn them this would happen?
Be on your guard, I said, for the Evil One never rests
I said exorcise the devil!
But no, they wouldn't listen, the demons inside them grew and grew
Until Satan gave his signal and destroyed the world we knew!
No Nathaniel, oh no, Nathaniel
No Nathaniel, no, there must be more to life
There has to be a way that we can
Restore to life the love we used to know
(No) Nathaniel, no, there must be more to life
There has to be a way that we can
Restore to life the light that we have lost
Now darkness has descended on our land
And all your prayers cannot save us
Like fools we've let the devil take command
Of the souls that God gave us
To the altar of evil like lambs to the slaughter were led
When the demons arrive the survivors will envy the dead!
There must be something worth living for
(No, there is nothing!)
There must be something worth trying for
(I don't believe it's so!)
Even some things worth dying for
If just one man could stand tall
There would be some hope for us all
Somewhere, somewhere in the spirit of man
Forget about goodness and mercy, they're gone!
Didn't I warn them? Pray, I said! Destroy the devil, I said!
They wouldn't listen! I could have saved the world!
But now it's too late, too late!
No Nathaniel, oh no, Nathaniel
No Nathaniel, no, there must be more to life
There has to be a way that we can
Restore to life the love we used to know
(No) Nathaniel, no, there must be more to life
There has to be a way that we can
Restore to life the light that we have lost
Dear God!
A cylinder's landed on the house
And we are underneath it, in the pit!
The Martians spent the night making a new machine
It was a squat, metallic spider with huge, articulated claws
But it, too, had a hood in which a Martian sat
I watched it pursuing some people across a field
It caught them nimbly and tossed them into a great metal basket upon its back
Beth! She's dead! Buried under the rubble Why?
Satan! Why did you take one of your own?
There is a curse on Mankind
We may as well be resigned
To let the devil, the devil take the spirit of man
As time passed in our dark and dusty prison
The Parson wrestled endlessly with his doubts
His outcries invited death for us both - and yet, I pitied him
I understand you Phil, the devil wants to take us all. The blessed ones he attacks most because the others just don't care. I understand Phil, because the battle is real but everyone is asleep to know. My heart aches for you Phil
pffff really?
Actually the song is about how false faith can lead to depression and delusion.
You know this song was written as part of War Of The Worlds right? The character was an insane (Genuinely insane, not metaphorically) religious man thinking the Martians were monsters sent from the Devil.
Bruh a lecture out of a song about martians destroying earth and a priest thinking they're demons
Fucking love this song
nagyon jó ez a zene
This was a moment in time when everything and everyone aligned perfectly to produce what can only be called a milestone in musical history. There was nothing like this before its conception and there has been nothing like it since. It was simply a titanic achievement by all involved. The original cast obviously fully understood Jeff's Concept and just ran with it. Masterpiece is bandied around very loosely these days but this is an album that truly deserves that distinction.
if thats phil playing bass jesus christ he proves how amazing he is at bass
not taking anything from Phils ability as a bass player he was awesome but to best of my knowledge he did not play bass on the war of the worlds album is was Brian Keith Flowers
P L was something special, in a modern day world of mediocrity
If you've come here because, like me, you are a fan of Thin Lizzy and Phil, and wondering what this track is, I will explain. Its a song taken from 'The War of the Worlds' by Jeff Wayne, cut in the early 80s. Phil is playing the part of a preacher in the narrative and its all set to eerie evocotive and haunting music. Its quite the masterpiece actually, and terrifying to children as reviews here ua-cam.com/video/1tM-Ww_eGLU/v-deo.html, will contest. Some sounds on this LP I've never heard anywhere else, from the synthesisers of the early 80's. That link takes you to it in its entirety. Best listened to with headphones in bed in the dark, then you can fully concentrate on it : ) Enjoy!
1978 ! :)
Yes...
Love...that is what is worth living and dying for...and peace of soul. GADS! How...dated...(not sure how to spell archeaic) (but true)
Okay, this music is from Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds: The Spirit Of Man. Wonderfull, splendid etc. ...But I don't understand the picture above from the man holding his guitar. Was he one of the musical genies?
The man in the picture is called Phill Lynott. He was an Irish musician and songwriter. He is singing the man's part of this song.
@@traceymcintyre6265 Thanks for explaining.
@@annaveenstra4557 You are welcome.
i am actually named after phil (philip barnes)thats my name!
War of the Worlds. Easily one of the best things I heard growing up. And that includes Thin Lizzy. Totally Top Post. Sound a bit distorted though. Could do with a re-edit.
Think it's from vinyl.
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Is now !!
The new English national anthem
CLASSIC! FUCKIN CLASSIC!
THank you thinlizzybandclub. DO you have full details of this recording, where, when etc.?
Most importantly, who are the other singers besides Philip Lynott? Is this the original THin Lizzy?
THank you
fuckin classic
if your talkin bout jeff wayne he is alive
👽🤖👾🛰️☄️🚀🖖 "War Of The Worlds!" Extraterrestrial Aliens & UFOs!
Where do you get this album?
Look on Amazon for "Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds", released in 1978. Other versions have been released since then, but stick to the original.
For faen, der er for meget diskant i optagelsen. Jävla, for faen. Men ellers er det bra!
does anyone know if he played bass on this?
Herbie Flowers (Brian Keith Flowers) played bass on the war of the worlds album as far as i am aware
Did phill play bass on this aswell as sing?
No. Herbie Flowers was the bass player.
Reminds me of that fella shopping in his arms stepping out infrount of that column of tanks, One man putting a stop to a slaughter had the world not focused on his courage, embarrasing China to back down, the army would have commited mass murder of its own people, a TRUE hero, offers his life for others and that man said,,i just thought sum1 had to do something,im no hero,,wow wot big gohooners. . .
they did....he was exacuted
Quien es el guitarrista aquí?
Phil lynott.
What is this!?
jeff waynes war of the worlds. Get the original
I am a bit confused?. I asked no question, but just made an observation. I do not understand your reply as it seems somewhat defensive and I see no reason why. We have the like of Thin Lizzy and Phil Lynott in common, and that is a good thing. I meant no offense and regret it if you saw it as that. Peace
Fiery Female. Ha Ha
I love Lynott as Nathaniel, but I prefer the 2006 Parson and Jason Donovan.
Disco sucks