"When I'm in England, I say, I'm from Ireland. When I'm in Ireland, I say, I'm from Dublin. When I'm in Dublin, I say, I'm from Crumlin. When I'm in Crumlin, I say, Leighlin Road. When I'm in Leighlin Road, I say, I'm a Lynott." - Phil Lynott
Reading some comments on here, I didn't realize there were so many Scott Gorham bashers among Lizzy fans. Gorham may not have been as technically skilled as Gary Moore or John Sykes, but Gorham played with heart. There was substance as well as style to his playing, which is a hard combo to get right. Gorham is a great guitarist, really underappreciated
@@alexainsworth9102 I thought Snowy did ok with Lizzy. Being up against the likes of Gorham, Moore and Robertson will make most guitarists look mediocre.
A classic in every sense of the word. Thin Lizzy is a band of the ages and will always be so. RIP Gary Moore and Phil Lynott. Both masters of the music they make. Brillaint stuff.
Ireland's greatest rock band - bar none, & that includes U2 who sold out to US imperialism. Phil Lynott is a genius who has never received the credit he deserves. He created a unique sound and wrote some of the greatest classic rock songs ever, like Jailbreak, Renegade, and the Boys are Back in Town, ably aided and abetted by Brian Downey and the two geat guitarists, sometimes three. Phil was a great bassist, creative artiste, and a charismatic front man. RIP son of Ireland. The Black Rose holds you close to its heart.
i hope Phil can see how his music is still dancing in the moonlight. He left Way toooooooo soon. I wish my kids could see him, I wish more of this world could have seen his brilliance.
VERY IRISH!! Black Rose, Yankee Rose Yellow Rose of Texas , EVERY ROSE HAS ITS THORNS , . . . this Black Rose of Shari owns them all unapologetically . . . 🌹❤️
pure skill pure pace pure pace pure talent it is a pleasure to 🌞☀️ 🙉 hear and see thin Lizzy.from super 🌞☀️ Sun Tzu chi.from Kottayam 🏙️🌆 City of Kerala state South Bharat ji.
스노위 와이트Snowy White라는 블루스 기타리스트가 있었던 아름다운 시절에 감사합니다. 20대 시절에 어렵게 듣던 Thin Lizzy의 음악이 이제는 너무나 정겹게 들리네요 그리운 Gary Moore도 생각나고.. Greetings From Korea 50대 남자가
John Nesbitt agreed Downey carried the band at that time Phil and Scott were whacked out of their minds and and Snowy probably would have been doing his laundry than be there
BRIAN DOWNEY IS A GOD!!! If u go back and listen to anything from Black Rose you can see how effective he at working amazing fills in to the beat as well as not undermine the awesomeness of Scott Gorman and Gary Moore guitars on the album
Whatever you say, I don't hear the audience complaining. Snowy White did a fantastic job, Chinatown and Renegade feature some of the finest harmonies, solos and riffs among the entire Lizzy discography catalog. Too bad he came into the picture once Lynott & Gorham were into heroin. Absolutely underrated guitarist, who needs Moore or Robertson, I insist!
You're either trolling or utterly delusional! Bell, Robbo, Moore and Sykes all smoked Snowy White, in every category of guitar playing. White only got the gig because Phil & Scott were totally fucked up on heroin. White is a blues guitarist, at best. That style normally translates over very well to rock and metal, but White just didn't fit. I liked the songs Renegade, Chinatown and Killer on the Loose. The albums though were weak as piss, overall. Black spots on an otherwise excellent discography. Live in concert, White was dull as ditch-water. Boring solos and no movement, no interaction with the audience. Just nothing. It nearly killed Thin Lizzy
I agree with you Snowy doesn't fit thin Lizzy, however he's absolutely amazing at what he does in his music! He's such a melodic player and has some really soulful music and such a sweet tone!
Lots of people on here saying how bad this version is and how bad there were Well I bet any one of you would love to have been at a thin lizzy concert to be in the presence of this great band and all the musicians in it I was fortunate enough to have done this through all there line ups and it was always a very special experience Even at the near end , the middle and at the very beginning Thin lizzy
It really does sound like Scott breaks a string at the really fast part ....and there really is no other way to do it without that open g string ...Snowy has a clean sound , but sounds like he is nailing the fast harmony bit ....Gary Moore guitar parts are a tall order .
Gary Moore stated in at least one interview that Gorham never managed to learn that section. It was certainly far faster than anything else he did play.
Desgraciadamente en esa época phil y scot ya tenían problemas con la heroína y se les notaba .Maldito veneno. Rip por phil siempre te estaré agradecido por tu musica
This song was written mostly by Gary Moore and no other guitar player ever came close to playing it as it was written. Add that to the fact that Lynott and Gorham were off their faces and Snowy White would have preferred to be off window cleaning and you've pretty much got it. And as for the ridiculous keyboards loitering in the background! Thank Christ for Brian Downey.
Totally. Agreed with all replies to this comment. Moore had a different technique to the others, resulting in a failure to reproduce his work while off your tits, lol. There's a great version of Gary with Scott on a reunion gig. Brian Robertson also comes out and makes a tit of himself. Dressed like he was when he was 20 and playing like he was when he was on heroin!
@@Pattbonn47 Agree, The reunion version is the best version I have heard, only Gary Moore can play it with the feel and speed required, I liked Robbo at his best too but the reunion tribute gig wasnt his best effort, looked like he was in 2nd gear. Downey never fails to impress, just played better with age....
Just watched the Gary version from a night in Dublin, it sure makes Snowey look like a disinterested guitar player, pity cause he can really play but I think he was in the wrong band here.
Sykes is the only Lizzy guitarist that had the technical prowess to be able to play this song anyway, not including the guys that came along post-Lynott.
@kevycanavan - Hahah! Scott did know it, he was just addicted to smack at the time. Although, his solo during 'Got to Give It Up' in this same gig was awesome.
You'd love to just grab the guitar off Snowy, change the settings on his amp, wheel him off the stage, and proceed to rock the hell outa yourself. Even if you can't play guitar.
LOL they gave up on the solo fairly quickly! I love Thin Lizzy but this ain't it. Snowy White had no business in that band at all. Give me the Eric Bell power-trio or Robbo/Gorham & Gorham/Moore line-ups of the band. God bless and RIP Philo
Brian Downey oh yeah! Good drummer is alway cure for drunk guitarist :D I had the same... forgot how to play my songs, and needed minuts, not seconds to recover my memory ... It sucks, but we arent bots. Scott is imho one of the most influential rock guitarist .
Damn, I love this band, but this lineup totally messes up the bit at 4:25. It's supposedly an Irish traditional tune called The Mason's Apron, but no other version I've heard of that tune sounds remotely like this is supposed to sound. In any case, when they get to the second part of the tune, it drops into Rakish Paddy, which is one of the best-known Irish tunes of all time, so it's pretty scandalous that these boys never bothered to learn how to play it properly. Neither tune is all that difficult to play.
I don't know where you got the idea that part of the solo is supposed to be the masons apron. If it is I've never heard it. The one I'm familiar with starts with 'Danny Boy' (The Derry Air)
All these complaints overlook one thing - Gary Moore was the best guitarist in the world. Even Micky Schenker (offered a job in Lizzy, fact-finders) might have a job playing this number!
Phil looking handsome as ever....Sigh, Scot looks cool....Got my ticket for Hammersmith in Jan 2011. Can't belive he's been gone for 25 years. Phil had so much more to do.....poet, songwriter and the best front man ever. Eternally Out Here!!!!! Wish it was Gary Moore alongside Scot as you know it makes sense....
@tealshelp Once again, as I've said before. I'm feeding your irrational hatred by answering you. I've said it before and I'll say it again I'm not taking sides in anything I don't know about 110 percent. I joined my countries army in peacetime, I fought in wartime I didn't have the luxury of deciding who was right and who was wrong. I was just a poor boy who wanted a paycheck Gary Moore was from Belfast and that is a indisputable fact. You know it and I know it so why don't you let it rest.
why are people on this on about war and stuff this is supposed to inspire people... i grew up with all that crap.. yes i believe in some of it.. but come on... ireland is not about that anymore... well isuppose the reason is that ireland was suppressed for 700 hundred years thats why... and my best friend is staunch british guy from peterboro... and he agrees with =violin guy about north. but they voted on it and thats the view of teh people and thats what people in ireland were fighting for..
How the fuck is Phil Lynott 'English' in any way, shape or form? His mother was Irish, his father Guyanese. He left England when he was 4 years old, grew up in Dublin, went to school in Dublin, had a Dub accent you could cut with a knife and started out in music with the Dublin band Skid Row. The Duke of Wellington was born in Dublin. When told that made him 'Irish', he said "Just because Jesus was born in a stable, it doesn't make him a horse." BTW, Phil Lynott considered himself Irish.
@tealshelp One last word. That is really gong to far. All kidding aside you ought to be ashamed of yourself. My brothers a police officer here in the USA. That wasn't just a LIE it was down right mean. My mom prays for my brother just as hard every day as she used to pray for me every day when I was away at war. SHAME!!
I don't think this was a good time for the band. Phil and Scott were heavily into substance abuse. Look at Scott's face in the first part of the song. I don't think he knows what time of day it is.As for the disaster that was a solo I think his guitar went seriously out of tune, broken string perhaps. Evident when he leaves the stage and returns with a different guitar.
@tealshelp I'm sorry. I guess I just can't help it. This Jack hole is all over UA-cam picking fights with everybody and about everything and he has the nerve to talk about we need peace. creep me out dude.
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Brian Downey is such a great drummer.
Agree!
Saw him play at the annual vibe for Phil a couple years ago and he still rules
"When I'm in England, I say,
I'm from Ireland.
When I'm in Ireland, I say, I'm from Dublin.
When I'm in Dublin, I say, I'm from Crumlin.
When I'm in Crumlin, I say, Leighlin Road.
When I'm in Leighlin Road, I say,
I'm a Lynott." - Phil Lynott
I love this mate ❤🍻
It’s not powerful or meaningful is it lol
Reading some comments on here, I didn't realize there were so many Scott Gorham bashers among Lizzy fans. Gorham may not have been as technically skilled as Gary Moore or John Sykes, but Gorham played with heart. There was substance as well as style to his playing, which is a hard combo to get right. Gorham is a great guitarist, really underappreciated
Snowy seems to be the same with people bashing him but not seeing how amazing his own music really is, Snowy just wasn't the right guitarist for Lizzy
@@alexainsworth9102 I thought Snowy did ok with Lizzy. Being up against the likes of Gorham, Moore and Robertson will make most guitarists look mediocre.
Couldnt agree more saw them several times and goram was electric.
Scott Gorham is the best Lizzy's guitarist along with Robbo. Always been, Always Will be. Period.
@@tadzagogo Scott was closest to Phil out of all the guitarists, which I think made a difference to the bands overall sound.
A classic in every sense of the word. Thin Lizzy is a band of the ages and will always be so. RIP Gary Moore and Phil Lynott. Both masters of the music they make. Brillaint stuff.
Ireland's greatest rock band - bar none, & that includes U2 who sold out to US imperialism. Phil Lynott is a genius who has never received the credit he deserves. He created a unique sound and wrote some of the greatest classic rock songs ever, like Jailbreak, Renegade, and the Boys are Back in Town, ably aided and abetted by Brian Downey and the two geat guitarists, sometimes three. Phil was a great bassist, creative artiste, and a charismatic front man. RIP son of Ireland. The Black Rose holds you close to its heart.
Thin Lizzy all the way- U2?
U2 who?
the best bands to come out of Ireland are Thin Lizzy, The Cranberries and U2, in that order
But phil isnt underrated. All people appreciate his work, also his unique voice.
@@somedaysometime You missed out the Chieftains and Clannad, not to mention Enya. Criminal omissions.
@@johnlittle4833When I hear Enya, my feet are going to sleep 😴. Terrible
The greatest Irish rock band of all time and one of the best anywhere.
i hope Phil can see how his music is still dancing in the moonlight. He left Way toooooooo soon. I wish my kids could see him, I wish more of this world could have seen his brilliance.
One of the best songs ever
Excellent drum solo!!!! Have always loved thin Lizzy!!
listen to the gary moore and scott goram version on the tribute night fantastic
+Mike Athersmith Yes it was very good
I Agree... the Guitar-duel are magic.. only the banjo-duel from the movie Deliverance is better ;)
One of the greatest rock songs of all times...
Greatest Rock Band Ever ! Love the Black Rose
VERY IRISH!! Black Rose, Yankee Rose Yellow Rose of Texas , EVERY ROSE HAS ITS THORNS , . . . this Black Rose of Shari owns them all unapologetically . . . 🌹❤️
Boy, they are really missing Gary on this performance.
Agree.....he was the master of this song and his work on the "one night in dublin" tribute show with Scott Gorham showed how great he was.
The greatest of all time! Phil was god for the lizzy fans
Personally for me ,everything Lizzy did was good whatever guitarist was in the band . Blessed I saw them live just the once
We never forget how good a drummer you are Brian Downey,,, Met you in KK last month , A LEGEND
That's why they had a drum solo...no one can play the last section like Gary Moore
The legendary Brian Downey on drums!
Makes me cry every time.
pure skill pure pace pure pace pure talent it is a pleasure to 🌞☀️ 🙉 hear and see thin Lizzy.from super 🌞☀️ Sun Tzu chi.from Kottayam 🏙️🌆 City of Kerala state South Bharat ji.
Simply the best Irish themes rock song.
They play this so non chalently....almost effortless....love it!!
Its out of tune...
@@rougeirishman0118 How exactly? Tell me.
스노위 와이트Snowy White라는 블루스 기타리스트가 있었던 아름다운 시절에 감사합니다.
20대 시절에 어렵게 듣던 Thin Lizzy의 음악이 이제는 너무나 정겹게 들리네요
그리운 Gary Moore도 생각나고..
Greetings From Korea 50대 남자가
maybe my favorite lizzy song!!!!!!!
I miss Thin Lizzy, the best hardrock band ever!
Idk about that one bud
Fantastic job from Downey here. He got the lads out of jail on this one.
John Nesbitt agreed Downey carried the band at that time Phil and Scott were whacked out of their minds and and Snowy probably would have been doing his laundry than be there
I love when Scott plays the solo. Hilarious!!!!
Phil Lynott the Black Irish Rose . Thin Lizzy cannot be Topped
Twin leed guitars of Scott Gorham and Snowy White. Superb.
BRIAN DOWNEY IS A GOD!!!
If u go back and listen to anything from Black Rose you can see how effective he at working amazing fills in to the beat as well as not undermine the awesomeness of Scott Gorman and Gary Moore guitars on the album
Absolutely!
Alan, you're absolutely correct. I just listened to the version you mentioned. No comparison.
Whatever you say, I don't hear the audience complaining.
Snowy White did a fantastic job, Chinatown and Renegade feature some of the finest harmonies, solos and riffs among the entire Lizzy discography catalog. Too bad he came into the picture once Lynott & Gorham were into heroin. Absolutely underrated guitarist, who needs Moore or Robertson, I insist!
You're either trolling or utterly delusional! Bell, Robbo, Moore and Sykes all smoked Snowy White, in every category of guitar playing. White only got the gig because Phil & Scott were totally fucked up on heroin. White is a blues guitarist, at best. That style normally translates over very well to rock and metal, but White just didn't fit. I liked the songs Renegade, Chinatown and Killer on the Loose. The albums though were weak as piss, overall. Black spots on an otherwise excellent discography. Live in concert, White was dull as ditch-water. Boring solos and no movement, no interaction with the audience. Just nothing. It nearly killed Thin Lizzy
I agree with you Snowy doesn't fit thin Lizzy, however he's absolutely amazing at what he does in his music! He's such a melodic player and has some really soulful music and such a sweet tone!
wow...simply the fuckin best at this shit!!!!
¡Fantastico!
Mr Brian Downey. That it is all you need to know. Still going strong.
The great song!
The drummer is back there just working the fuck out of that kit, whilst the boys are back rocking.
Doesn’t get any better than this
No way !
Lots of people on here saying how bad this version is and how bad there were
Well I bet any one of you would love to have been at a thin lizzy concert to be in the presence of this great band and all the musicians in it
I was fortunate enough to have done this through all there line ups and it was always a very special experience
Even at the near end , the middle and at the very beginning
Thin lizzy
I remember when i first bought this.My favourite song from this band. Still have the original album. A classic song.
Definitely. Glad to see someone else has this as there favorite Lizzy song.
This and 'Emerald'. Both are stunning songs.
Thank you!Great to hear 3 guitar together, and the Celtic myths :)
best celtic rock of all time !
It really does sound like Scott breaks a string at the really fast part ....and there really is no other way to do it without that open g string ...Snowy has a clean sound , but sounds like he is nailing the fast harmony bit ....Gary Moore guitar parts are a tall order .
Gary Moore stated in at least one interview that Gorham never managed to learn that section. It was certainly far faster than anything else he did play.
Brian Downey really held this shit together!
Desgraciadamente en esa época phil y scot ya tenían problemas con la heroína y se les notaba .Maldito veneno. Rip por phil siempre te estaré agradecido por tu musica
This song was written mostly by Gary Moore and no other guitar player ever came close to playing it as it was written. Add that to the fact that Lynott and Gorham were off their faces and Snowy White would have preferred to be off window cleaning and you've pretty much got it. And as for the ridiculous keyboards loitering in the background! Thank Christ for Brian Downey.
agreed 100%
Totally. Agreed with all replies to this comment. Moore had a different technique to the others, resulting in a failure to reproduce his work while off your tits, lol.
There's a great version of Gary with Scott on a reunion gig. Brian Robertson also comes out and makes a tit of himself. Dressed like he was when he was 20 and playing like he was when he was on heroin!
@@Pattbonn47 Agree, The reunion version is the best version I have heard, only Gary Moore can play it with the feel and speed required, I liked Robbo at his best too but the
reunion tribute gig wasnt his best effort, looked like he was in 2nd gear. Downey never fails to impress, just played better with age....
@@markwilliams-ny6tr He was on some gear for sure, lol. 😂😂
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Amazing drum-solo. It is not often your hear that good!
Just watched the Gary version from a night in Dublin, it sure makes Snowey look like a disinterested guitar player, pity cause he can really play but I think he was in the wrong band here.
Sometimes less is more.
You can sense the fear as the BIG solo approaches hhhheeeellllllp
lol!
Indeed and they completely lose it. A horrible period in Lizzy history for sure.
@@twilightatireland scott was able to do it but a string breaked
Pure rock n roll, R.I.P Phil, rock legend
meme les plus grand musicien se trompent . nous sommes des etres humains . bravo a thin lyzzi
Oh my gosh. I love Thin Lizzy but as many have said this is NOT good.
Not their best night for sure!
WHAT AN ANTHEM
Der Genialste Songschreiber seiner Zeit für mich Forever.
Esta cancion la tiene en uno de sus tatuajes Axl Rose . Es mi favorita de esta gran banda irlandesa
Can Snowy White be any more excited!😂
thanks for uploading these videos! i love Thin Lizzy!
Fkn amazing...
Tell me the legend of young Cuchulainn how his eyes were dark his expression sullen.
The two most dreaded words in the English language - Drum Solo.
omg, that drum solo!
A bit of a mess, at least when Sykes joined the band he knew it inside and out
Sykes is the only Lizzy guitarist that had the technical prowess to be able to play this song anyway, not including the guys that came along post-Lynott.
@kevycanavan - Hahah! Scott did know it, he was just addicted to smack at the time. Although, his solo during 'Got to Give It Up' in this same gig was awesome.
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ps to my last ..... Brian Downey is in great form here though
snowy needs to drive his amp harder and tune his guitar
You'd love to just grab the guitar off Snowy, change the settings on his amp, wheel him off the stage, and proceed to rock the hell outa yourself. Even if you can't play guitar.
That one mother fucking intense drum solo
A good filler as they were all too fucking high
Love a good 80s drum solo 👍
What happened during the solo? Gorham lost it.
Band was not in a good way here. Esp Phil. Yet still somehow undeniably great even when a bit ‘off’. Bless that great man.
LOL they gave up on the solo fairly quickly! I love Thin Lizzy but this ain't it. Snowy White had no business in that band at all. Give me the Eric Bell power-trio or Robbo/Gorham & Gorham/Moore line-ups of the band. God bless and RIP Philo
R G1959 100%agree
Awesome! Brian Downey killed it!
Oh to have a time machine!
Brian Downey oh yeah! Good drummer is alway cure for drunk guitarist :D
I had the same... forgot how to play my songs, and needed minuts, not seconds to recover my memory ... It sucks, but we arent bots. Scott is imho one of the most influential rock guitarist .
Damn, I love this band, but this lineup totally messes up the bit at 4:25. It's supposedly an Irish traditional tune called The Mason's Apron, but no other version I've heard of that tune sounds remotely like this is supposed to sound. In any case, when they get to the second part of the tune, it drops into Rakish Paddy, which is one of the best-known Irish tunes of all time, so it's pretty scandalous that these boys never bothered to learn how to play it properly. Neither tune is all that difficult to play.
I don't know where you got the idea that part of the solo is supposed to be the masons apron. If it is I've never heard it. The one I'm familiar with starts with 'Danny Boy' (The Derry Air)
@hevster99 I did say with all due respect, but you have a point, I certainly have nothing against Snowy.
too much drugs in the air ....
All these complaints overlook one thing - Gary Moore was the best guitarist in the world. Even Micky Schenker (offered a job in Lizzy, fact-finders) might have a job playing this number!
Phil looking handsome as ever....Sigh, Scot looks cool....Got my ticket for Hammersmith in Jan 2011. Can't belive he's been gone for 25 years. Phil had so much more to do.....poet, songwriter and the best front man ever. Eternally Out Here!!!!! Wish it was Gary Moore alongside Scot as you know it makes sense....
Scott Gorham was having a bad day in that one, I never thought I'd see that!
@tealshelp Once again, as I've said before. I'm feeding your irrational hatred by answering you. I've said it before and I'll say it again I'm not taking sides in anything I don't know about 110 percent. I joined my countries army in peacetime, I fought in wartime I didn't have the luxury of deciding who was right and who was wrong. I was just a poor boy who wanted a paycheck
Gary Moore was from Belfast and that is a indisputable fact. You know it and I know it so why don't you let it rest.
why are people on this on about war and stuff this is supposed to inspire people... i grew up with all that crap.. yes i believe in some of it.. but come on... ireland is not about that anymore... well isuppose the reason is that ireland was suppressed for 700 hundred years thats why... and my best friend is staunch british guy from peterboro... and he agrees with =violin guy about north. but they voted on it and thats the view of teh people and thats what people in ireland were fighting for..
How the fuck is Phil Lynott 'English' in any way, shape or form? His mother was Irish, his father Guyanese. He left England when he was 4 years old, grew up in Dublin, went to school in Dublin, had a Dub accent you could cut with a knife and started out in music with the Dublin band Skid Row.
The Duke of Wellington was born in Dublin. When told that made him 'Irish', he said "Just because Jesus was born in a stable, it doesn't make him a horse."
BTW, Phil Lynott considered himself Irish.
@tealshelp One last word. That is really gong to far. All kidding aside you ought to be ashamed of yourself. My brothers a police officer here in the USA. That wasn't just a LIE it was down right mean.
My mom prays for my brother just as hard every day as she used to pray for me every day when I was away at war. SHAME!!
I don't think this was a good time for the band. Phil and Scott were heavily into substance abuse. Look at Scott's face in the first part of the song. I don't think he knows what time of day it is.As for the disaster that was a solo I think his guitar went seriously out of tune, broken string perhaps. Evident when he leaves the stage and returns with a different guitar.
@tealshelp I'm sorry. I guess I just can't help it. This Jack hole is all over UA-cam picking fights with everybody and about everything and he has the nerve to talk about we need peace. creep me out dude.
Man that guitar sound is weak sauce, crank it boys it sounds thin!!! Lol I made a funny
Not a proud moment when the fast part comes in after the harmonies.
@yorkshiretractors If Gary Moore IRA then I'm guilty cause I certainly have a lot of him on my favorites.
Probably the best band ever... What a song!
WTF is scott doing? i love thin lizzy, an this is my fave song by them but he just shat all over it =/ Gary all the way!!!
@zedhead75274 If he were alive today and he still used the black power with white hair, it would really be a walking pint of guinness! hahaha
@unravelled1962 You are probably right. Just spam the man and don't give a damn is probably the best policy. Rock ON! Iggy Pop Rules.
But it wasn't Snowy who fucked it up. Lay this one at Gorhams feet all the way.....
Any rock drummers B able to tell me the TIME signature please.It sounds like just a messy 4/4 Help if u can cheers!
Geez...they really butchered this song! Still a great song and still a great band! Phil Lynott looks soo fucked up.
@tealshelp word on the street is you live in yorkshire and you drive a garbage truck. Bang them cans man.
This is a so-so rendition of this great song....nobody can upload the studio version instead?