NEW AGE METAL? 🎵 Thin Lizzy THE BOYS ARE BACK IN TOWN Reaction
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2021
- This is our first time listening to Thin Lizzy. The Boys Are Back In Town is a fun song for the bros.
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*reporter* “what’s it like being black and Irish?”
*Phil Lynott* “like a pint of Guinness!”
😂😂 I like that. G🤗🤗D ONE
& only an Irishman could say this, Hugh 😂
LOL!!! BLACK AND SMOOTH!!
A great Irish band Phil was great .RIP mate.They we’re not won hit wonders either.👍🏻
More of an album band but still achieved seven top-10 hit singles in Ireland and four in the UK.
Did you know Phils wife was Leslie Crowthers daughter Carol i think. I think she appeared in a copy of Fiesta (gentle xxx mag) knowledge is da bomb
Thin lizzy had so many great songs. Phil will forever be rocking. Or, I'll be forever rocking to Phil and the boys of Lizzy. See you down the road
They weren't 1-hit wonders either 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@ThePablo1961 Sounds like something NO ONE else but YOU would know. I doubt if anyone else knows who Leslie whatever is or the mag, Fiesta either. Does say a LOT about you and your habits though, not that that's bad or anything ... it's just not common knowledge unless you spend a lot of time around that sort of thing.
Incidentally, most people wouldn't know who Phil was either. I mean, the band had a couple of hits, which DID make them a "2-3 hit wonder" but, other than that, it's not like they made world headlines on their abilities. I'm NOT attacking you, BTW, just actually think your comment was funny 😁👍.
Good observation, girl! Phil Lynott was totally unique. A black irishman with 3 books of poetry to his name. His phrasing is just fantastic, and he often got more in common with Frank Sinatra and other crooners than his hard rock colleagues. As lyrics goes, he goes way beyond every body else in the hard rock world. He is up there with Bob Dylan, Van Morrison and the best of them. Thin Lizzy were huge in Europe and Asia, Australia etc, but never really cracked america. Phil Lynott and Thin Lizzy have inspired everybody from Metallica to Def Leppard, U2, Smashin Pumpkins and beyond. Sadly we lost Phil in 1986. Drugs got the better of him. There is a statue of him erected in Irelands capitol Dublin. Not many rock stars get that. Speaks volumes.
RIP Phil Lynot 💙🎸
Phil was a badass black bass playing Irishman.
I'm not sure what his colour had to do with it? 🤔
Verily he was mixed RIP Phil gone too soon
@@normandavidtidiman9918 Is that Black Irish, or Black, Irish?
@@normandavidtidiman9918 Well this just got weird
@@normandavidtidiman9918 Nothing at all except Ireland 1950's, born out of wedlock raised by his grandmother. Very tough growing up reportedly. Even so, persevered, had success as a musician. As I listened to them in the 70's didn't think of it at all. I just knew they were badass and he was the leader.
As popular as they were they were still vastly underrated.
1976. My best friend and I had just graduated high school, and decided to take a trip. We hitchhiked from Breckenridge, MN to Colorado Springs, hung out there for a week with a friend of my older brother. Total time on the trip between hitchhiking and partying along the way was one day short of 3 weeks when we caught our last ride of about 20 miles to get back to my friend's home town. We were sitting in the back seat of a station wagon, the radio was playing, and just as we entered the outskirts of town, this song came on the radio. We spontaneously turned and hgh-fived. "Oh, yeah! The Boys are Back! Barn dance tonight!" It was, after all, time for the summertime weekly dance at Vagt's Barn. : )
These boys are from my home country, Brad & Lex....& this was one of many classics; they had a distinct guitar sound - like a fingerprint - totally distinctive; you can recognise a 'Lizzy song from the opening chords. Phil Lynott was my main motivation to play bass. I would recommend, 'Roisin Dubh' (Black Rose) - a potted history of Ireland's greatest Literary & Musical giants, & by the by, one of Lynott's greatest heroes was Elvis, amongst others, hence his singing style, Lex.....It really doesn't get much better than this. Good call !!
I'm so glad you keep checking out Thin Lizzy. Thanks
Clicked so fast! These guys have some really cool stuff out! Black Rose album, Johnny the Fox album loaded with gold! Phil Lynot (RIP) was a legend writer and bassist.
My brother and I jammed on Thin Lizzy incessantly from 76 on. There are some really great songs. This album was their big hit in America. THEY'RE FROM IRELAND Imo the best Irish band not U2. The bassist is the vocalist and primary lyricist. Born out of wedlock, half Irish, half African raised in Catholic Ireland in the 50's and 60's. He is one of my heroes. Three albums stand out for me because they're the ones with some good rockers. The first few albums were a little folky. They are "Jailbreak", "Bad Reputation", "Black Ros'e: A rock Legend." "Renegade" is badass. One song from Renegade got good radio play. All in all a fantastic band.
@@stevecontini5386 I heard that album in '76 when it was first released. I was 14. Instant fan. Still am. Love, simply love each song. My least favorite is "The boys are back in town."
Jailbreak - Thin lizzy
Black and Irish . So proud of this group. Pioneers
B&L, lead singer and bass player is Phil Lynott. He's in a club of one, Black Irish rock stars!!
An interviewer once asked Phil how it felt to be black and Irish and he replied, "Like a pint of Guinness."😎
Thin Lizzy is amazing with a lot of diversity in their songwriting. Definitely check out more!
Thin Lizzy....the originators of Celtic Rock. Revered to this day in Ireland and Dublin. Go in any guitar shop in Dublin and you will see a picture of Phil Lynott on the wall.
Now Thin Lizzy are a seriously brilliant band! Not only were they a great studio band they were amazing live too. In fact they made the second best live album of all time 'Live And Dangerous', coming in just behind Deep Purple's 'Made In Japan'. I suggest any of the following 'Emerald', 'Jailbreak', 'Are You Ready', 'Don't Believe A Word', 'Dancing In The Moonlight', 'Bad Reputation', 'The Cowboy Song' and 'Whiskey In The Jar' and a whole load more. They were far from one hot wonders. From the mid 70s to the early 80s they were a seriously massive band worldwide.
Thin Lizzy had several hits including "Jailbreak", "Cowboy Song", and "Dancing in the Moonlight".
First there was a jailbreak and then the boys were back in town
I love Thin Lizzy they are a Irish band, Check out Jailbreak, Whiskey In The Jar, Dancing In The Moonlight 🔥🔥🔥
Phil Lynott born in England, Brian Downey - Irish
Scott Gorham - American
Brian Robertson - Scottish
John Sykes - English
Darren Wharton - English
….. but they’re an Irish band.
Dont forget Beat of the Drum and Cold Sweat
Phil Lynot is a Black Irish artist bassist and singer/song writer from the Band Thin Lizzy. The band was a hard rock band formed in Dublin, Ireland, in 1969. Their music reflects a wide range of influences, including blues, soul music, psychedelic rock, and traditional Irish folk music, but is generally classified as hard rock or sometimes heavy metal. RIP Phil Lynot you are a Legend….
saw this band back in the late 70's with a very conservative girlfriend of mine at he time. her first rock show. we had f.o.c. seats. half way through the show, they shut the doors to stop people coming down from the upstairs stalls. 3 songs later, I told her turn around and said to her "have a look at this". they were jumping down from the upstairs stalls. and yes folks, the knickers went down.
Thin Lizzy were the first real Irish rock band formed in 1969. Whiskey in the Jar was their first big it. They had many more, Jailbreak, Dancing in the Moonlight, Waiting for an Alibi, Sarah, Emerald. A fantastic band!
There's a statue of him just off Grafton Street in Dublin - at a pub called Bruxelles. A great musician.
I knew Phil, he was a really sweet guy. He got preyed on by people who took advantage of his vulnerability - pushing drugs on him. I stayed at his house in Kew many times. When his wife, Caroline, left him it really broke him. He loved his two girls so much and really missed them. Phil phoned me at work all the time wanting me to go over because he was lonely. I had to move away and we lost touch. I was devastated to hear of his death. RIP Phil.
This Lizzy is an amazing band! Go deeper. They're the ones who popularized dual guitar leads, and Phil's voice is iconic.
Wishbone Ash.
Phil Lynott (RIP) was a black bass playing Irishman. There is a statute to him in Dublin Ireland. He's a national hero. Philip Parris Lynott (20 August 1949 - 4 January 1986) was an Irish singer, musician, and songwriter. His most commercially successful group was Thin Lizzy, of which he was a founding member, the principal songwriter, lead vocalist and bassist. He was known for his imaginative lyrical contributions including working class tales and numerous characters drawn from personal influences and Celtic culture.
Lynott was born in the West Midlands of England, but grew up in Dublin with his grandparents.
Thin Lizzy are a 70's rock band from Ireland. They had a string of worldwide hits. The lead singer and bass player is the great singer and songwriter, Phil Lynott - absolutely brilliant. They were unique at the time by having two lead guitarists in the band. You have to venture down this rabbit hole.
This was their biggest hit in the U.S. but they had a few more here and a lot in the U.K. They were an underappreciated hard rock band that could really rock and play great ballads too. Terrific band and singer, bassist passed away in the 80's (not sure of the year).
The movie knights tale with Heath ledger used this song the best when he and his squires were riding across London bridge arriving for the big tourney and this song was playing. Perfect.
You need to follow up with Jailbreak and Cowboy song.
Thin Lizzy had their own thing going.
YES!!! both top notch songs!
Cowboy song = All time fav. Thin tune!!
THIS!
Cowboy Song is a must! It's an absolute masterpiece.
Strong second on both.
The "Boys" were the QSG in Manchester with a member of the gang known as Jimmy the Weed, the 12" EP featured the extra tracks "Johnny the Fox Meets Jimmy the Weed", "Black Boys on the Corner" and a live version of "Me and the Boys". The pub that the lead singers Mother ran was a favorite watering hole of certain members of the Quality Street Gang.
One of the best rock n roll bands of a time
Amazing back catalogue
RIP Phil Lynott. Left us way way way too soon - still remembered. Loved Lizzy!!!
I loved Phil Lynott and Thin Lizzy of course, when I was a young man. He was a big idol of mine and a inspiration for me. Great that you like him too. Lizzy made so many cool songs. The double guitarplay was a trademark, the drummer had a real special jazzy swing to the Hard Rock style. But Lynnot was my star. His voice and that he played the bass and sang and looked so unbelievable cool. I think you would enjoy songs like Johhny the Fox meets Jimmy the Weed, Got to give it up and China Town but also some of the songs he did late in his career as a solo artist. Kings Call about the death of Elvis maybe the very best. Mark Knofler from Dire Straits play on that track, its GREAT, a classic. Also the title track from that album, Solo in Soho is worth to mention. Love your channel. Keep it up. Much love from Berlin, Germany.
Before U-2, Thin Lizzy was THE Irish band. They were very big in Europe in the 70's.
Who are U2?
Check out 'Dancing in the Moonlight' and 'Jailbreak'.
Another song Thin Lizzy-related that's WELL worth checking out is 'Out In The Fields' by Gary Moore (Guitarist) and Phil Lynott (Bass/Vocals). Bit more of an 80s vibe to that one.
If you go Jailbreak go with the Live And Dangerous version. The addition of the two solos takes the song to another level. I personally preferer Military Man to Out in the Fields but you can't go wrong with either. Cheers
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I really like the Smashing Pumpkins cover of Dancing in the Moonlight. ua-cam.com/video/6T52quLc2Ss/v-deo.html
Dancing in the Moonlight 🥰
Best band to come out of Ireland 🇮🇪🇮🇪
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That would be My Bloody Valentine
Umm....U2?
@@chrisharris7931 My Bloody Valentine are Welsh though
@@bluebird3281 Rory Gallagher was a legend
Very popular band , Many great hits , led the field in dual guitar riffs and harmonies / Gary Moore played with them off and on also .
Thin Lizzy has some great songs, "cowboy song", "jailbreak" & "dancing in the moonlight". They were an Irish band & Phil Lynot the lead singer was the first black Irish person to get famous. This song got really big in the 80's in Eddie Murphy & Nick Nolte's movie "48hrs" along with the Police's "Roxanne" which Eddie sang at the beginning of the movie.
DEFINITELY ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVORITE BANDS👍RIP PHIL AND AND HIS WONDERFUL MUM✌❤🙏
Phil Lynnot was Ireland's first rock star
Phil Lynott -legend....live,he would sing 'The boys are back in town,get your knickers down!'......'Are there any girls out there with any Irish in them? Any girls out there who'd like some more Irish in them?'.........RIP Phil Lynott
Thin Lizzy was like the European version of Lynyrd skynyrd, and I'll explain why. Skynyrd was huge in the US, but never got very big in Europe. They had dozens of great songs, bundles of hits, and they would blow your mind in a live show. Thin Lizzy did all the same things in reverse. They had dozens of hits in europe, but in the US their only two hits were jailbreak and The boys are back in Town. Their live performances have to be seen. Their whole catalog is just the coolest.
Huh!!🤔 never thought of it like that. Spot on!!😊
Got that right! 😊
So much better as a live band!
I saw this band in 1979 in Beaumont, Texas when I was 17 and they were awesome, they sounded just like the record.
Back in the day (late 70s), here in the UK, we used to hang about the stage door of the Manchester Apollo, to get albums signed. On one Lizzy tour, the road crew said if we helped them unload the trucks they'd get us into meet the band. And how! We met the guys, watched the soundcheck( not knowing whether to cheer, lol). Oh boy. What a day. What a band. These guys would be huge now had poor Phil lived. God bless 'em
This is a very Irish song - old friends are back, and it's time for some serious fun. Any crowd will have a sing-along in any pub. So pour a pint for the house, 'cause the boys are here again.
This song also means summer is here, and everybody's going to feel good.
Lead singer Phil Lynott's Mother, Philomena, ran a club/bar in Manchester where the "Quality Street Gang" would often drink. They were a criminal gang and were called 'Quality Street' because they always 'dressed to kill". They often had to lie low, and when they came back "the boys were back in town". Phil watched these guys as he grew up, and then wrote the song about them. Deno's was a real club in Manchester.
The singer sadly passed a long time ago, the band with a different singer are currently touring as Black Star Riders.
The singer Phil Lynotts grandma used to run a bar and Phil spent part of his childhood living with her and being around the bar.
The bar used to be popular with a well-known group of gangsters back in the day and this song is about them.
The blending of the solos of the two guitars at the end is of the most beautiful sound
The opening lyrics are about Phil Lynott's early years living in Manchester Uk. His mom ran a hotel where some recently released men from prison used to live for a while. Hence the words Guess who just got back today whose boys that have been away.
Johhny-Thin Lizzy!!!! 2 guitar solos, amazing drum fills and rolls, and that voice. Must hear this often overlooked masterpiece. That whole album was great!🔥❤
He was an Irish mixed race rocker. Unheard of back then in the 70’s and still unheard of now. He was great.
One of my favorite Irish bands. R.I.P Phil
Imagine KSHE 95 as far back as you remember. This reminds me of growing up on The Hill in The Lou and baseball. They have a few others good songs. But Phill Arnott the lead singer died.
Thin Lizzy is def one of my favorites. Phil Lynott was so cool... superb songwriter and musician.
More Lizzy! Don’t believe a word, Got to give it up, Wild One, Still in love with you (live and dangerous), Bad reputation, cowboy song, bad habits and borderline. GREAT songs!
Whiskey in the jar was another huge song for them. Another great song by an underrated band.
One of my favourite 70’s feel good party tunes
One of our best Irish bands, this is one of the bands I listened to in the 80s when I was a teenager, Phil Lynott RIP was a legend. Wrote some cool tunes.
A favourite for soldiers coming home.
From the 1976 album "Jailbreak", thin lizzy was an Irish hard rock band with Phil Lynott (bass, vocals) and guitarist Gary Moore at the core. Both died way too early, Lynott in January 1986 from a drugs related pneumonia and Moore in February 2011 (heart attack). Saw them both live a couple of times, together and seperately, during the eighties.
Have to correct you there a little. Gary Moore was a member of Thin Lizzy three times, always very briefly, and the only actual album he made with them was "Black Rose" in 1979. "Jailbreak" was their third album - sixth overall - with their classic lineup of Lynott, drummer Brian Downey and guitarists Scott Gorham (an American) and Brian Robertson (a Scotsman). Gorham stayed in the band to the end in 1983, and so did Downey - the latter was also, like Lynott, a founding member.
This song always came on the radio in the summer. Great song.
Thin Lizzy had many hits and were very big in the UK. The lead singer was actually from Ireland. It is well known Metallica are fans of the band.
METALLICA covered their song Whiskey In The Jar.
Whiskey in the Jar by Metallica is want I class as the worst cover of all times, that an All Saints - Under The Bridge
Check out Emerald, Jailbreak, maybe Black Rose. Irish rock from Thin Liszt. They had a bunch of good stuff!!
Definitely check -out ... JailBreak...😳🍺🤘🏼
Twin guitar solo in Black Rose must be a historical masterpiece.
Cold Sweat too.
Definitely Emerald. Epic dual guitar outro
@@epearc one of the most underrated classic rock songs of all time
I remember in high-school during the early UA-cam glory days, someone made a supernatural MV with this song to get pumped for season 2. Was amazing.
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The first irish black super star . RIP phiil.
Thin Lizzy had 2 hits in America. This, and Jailbreak. They were much bigger in Europe. After this era, the band started getting a bit heavier. They were a huge inspiration on Metallica, particularly with guitar harmonies.
Check out Don't Believe A Word. when I was in the Navy pulling into port after a cruise this was our song.
This song was literally made about a corner bar in Marion ohio...dinos drive thru..had a bar attached to it called the time out ..nickname KNOCKOUT. Due to all the fights..put ...the bar has pictures of the band playing in the bar ..absolutely clear ..great reaction guys
Don’t know if you know but the lead singer, Phil Lynott is a proud black Irish brother. Check out the live version to see these guys; they have TWO lead guitarists and Lynott sings lead and plays bass. It’s on UA-cam if you get a chance to see it you’ll love it.
Was just in Ireland on vacation and my personal highlights were Slane Castle, where they've had a lot of big concerts, the first being Thin Lizzy (Phil Lynott being a local) and getting a pic with Phil's statue in Dublin.
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Lynott was so cool. He derived inspiration for "Boys" from the troops returning home from the Vietnam War. it was originaly called "G I Joe is back in town." which is cool considering how horrible troops were treated in the US returning from 'Nam.
I think it's about the band getting back home after a tour.
Their song "Cold Sweat" is so metal.
Megadeth did a cover of that song
@@chrisstorms7511 Yep. I LOVE Megadeth, but they didn't even do that song justice.
Dancing in the moonlight/The Cowboy Song. Just two of my personal favorites. They were definitely not a one hit wonder band.
There was only one Thing Lizzy.
They were one of a kind.
Imagine this.......in '77 I saw Queen AND Thin Lizzy on the same bill.
My first concert and I have to tell you with absolutely 100% certainty...hands down
The Best Show I've ever seen. period !
Phil, the best poetry of Rock n Roll, baby!!!
This song was in the movie "A Knight's Tale." Great movie, great song.
Killer on the Loose is my favorite Thin Lizzy song.
These guys were so cool Phil Lynott the singer was so popular he has his own statue in downtown Dublin.
Great band, especially live. Saw them one time and the absolutely blew me away! Anything off the Live and Dangerous album is awesome!
You gotta watch them live to truly appreciate them. And yes in the US this was their "big hit" but OMG they had so many great songs. Phil Lynott was a fantastic poet and beautiful inside and out....dive into their catalog.. emerald, dancing in 5he moonlight and whisky in 5he jar are my top 3... Definitely check out the live performance.
This song was used in a popular Canadian beer commercial back in the 80s.
One of the few internationaliy famous Irish rock bands. The singer/writer/bassist takes that rarity further by being black. My mother grew up in Ireland and never even met a black person until she moved to NYC. This song ilis from 1976. Their biggest, but not only hit. One of the first to do double lead guitars.
From my hometown, Crumlin, Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪, LEGEND
This is their most popular song but far from their best. Many more from them for you to discover. My favourite is Out in the Fields where Phil (the lead singer - RIP) collaborates with Gary Moore (a guitar legend - RIP). But songs like Rosalie, Whiskey in The Jar, Dancing in the Moonlight and Cowboy Song are definitely worth checking out
One of my all time favorites, a lot of good tunes from these guys!
Waiting for an Alibi and Don't Believe a Word are classics too.
Whiskey in the jar?
You must check out don't believe a word (slow and fast) version, one night in Dublin. A tribute to Phil Lynott
'Jailbreak' has to be next. It has one of the best opening riffs of all-time.
Lex was on the right lines with the Gangster theme .... this song has a very interesting back story .... Phil's ( The singer /Songwriter) Mum ran a infamous Nightclub in Manchester in the North of England, and it was frequented by a Manchester Gang ( The Quality Street Gang - the gangs leader ' Jimmy 'The Weed ' Donnelly is named in the title of the bands 2nd album.) The Gang would 'Winter ' in Spain and return in late Spring so the boys being back in town meant the start of summer, and meantiond in the song Dino's is probably Deno's a Nightclub the Gang hangout at.
The singer/ bassist heroin & alcohol abuse was so insane his feet swolled up like pumpkins, the feet turned coal black & burst open with reeking infection & puss steady oozing from the dead flesh , Phils death from drug addiction makes Layne Stayleys "alice in chains " death look like natural causes ,everyone who saw Phil in his last month of life has said his necrotic feet actually rotting off the bones was the most horrific scene they ever saw another human suffer through ,BTW the song " Whiskey in the Jar " made famous by Metallica is a Thin Lizzy jam.
Best part of this song is right after the chorus. The guitars stay on the same chord for two measures, playing their harmonizing riffs, but the bass actually moves up after only one measure, and it creates this lifting dissonance. It’s hard to describe, but so small a thing brings so much to the song.
Great band! Please check out another of their hits, "Jailbreak".
"Don't Believe a Word" and "The Cowboy Song" are must reactions from Thin Lizzy.
This is like damn old nostalgic song about 70-80s. So gold or platinum
Thin Lizzy. The best thing to come out of Ireland since Guinness!
The Rocker, Whiskey in the jar, Rosalie, Waitin' for an alibi, Don't believe a word, Dancin' in the moonlight ..........
I think I just liked my own comment!