Showing posts with label Thin Lizzy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thin Lizzy. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 23, 2022

Thin Lizzy - Thunder And Lightning Demos

THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER


 Well.....The Boss is down and out with the Covid. I know what a bitch that is. So let's wish him well. He figures to be back within a week or two. But not to worry all the fellas here will continue to deliver in spades. No back cover, however the songs are...

1.The Sun Goes Down

2.Bad Habits

3.This Is The One

4.Thunder And Lightning

5.Cold Sweat

6.Baby Please Don't Go (Version 1)

7.Baby Please Don't Go (Version 2)

Heart Attack

9.Don't Let It Slip Away

10.Don't Let Him Slip Away

11.Chosen Ones

12.Mama Don't Like It


                                BOYS WILL BE BOYS AND GIRLS WILL BE TROUBLE

Monday, November 18, 2019

Thin Lizzy - 1981-08-29 Das Test Open Air Festival Loreley


Das Test Open Air Festival Loreley
1981-08-29 

01 Are You Ready
02 Genocide
04 Jailbreak
05 Trouble Boys
06 Don't Believe A Word
07 Memory Pain
08 Got To Give It Up
09 Chinatown
11 Cowboy Song
12 The Boys Are Back In Town
13 Suicide
14 Black Rose
15 Sugar Blues
17 Rosalie
18 Desaster
19 Emerald
  

This was my chance in 1979 to see the band live and this show impressed me in two aspects: it was a hell of a, no second wasted, pure energy. I was in heaven then. I remember Snowy White on stage but i'm not sure, if there also was Gary Moore too aside of Phil Lynott.

2nd aspect: we left the venue (as far as i remember, it was werner goldi balzert who took me with him that day) quietly, no words to express what we just saw - and went to a pizzeria. 

Goldi was the guy who organized for Unikult Saarbrücken very great shows those days and often engaged me to work there as a roadie for ie. Ultravox!, Eddie & The Hot Rods, Dr. Feelgood, Steve Hillage, Steel Pulse to name a few, when they were young & hot. Some "archivalia" on him and Unikult to be found here


There at the pizzeria the guy who came to our table with the menu card opened his mouth and made some funny movements but stayed silent - i thought "Is he joking me??". But than i realized, i was completely deaf (don't panic, just for some times). Never made that experience before or after. Seems they were the loudest band i ever heard (well, i missed Grand Funk Railroad ... in their better days when one of their shows was noted as "earthquake")



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Friday, April 21, 2017

Thin Lizzy - LIVE in Philadelphia PA 1977

Thin Lizzy
Tower Theatre
Philadelphia PA
1977-10-20
KBFH FM Broadcast @320

01. Introduction
02. Soldier Of Fortune
03. Jailbreak
04. Johnny
05. Warriors
06. Dancing In The Moonlight
07. Massacre
08. Still In Love Wth You
09. Cowboy Song
10. The Boys Are Back In Town
11. Opium Trail
12. Don't Believe A Word
13. Emerald
14. Bad Reputation - Drum Solo
15. Baby Drives Me Crazy
16. Me And The Boys
17. Are You Ready


Scott Gorham - Guitar
Brian Robertson - Guitar
Phil Lynott - Bass, Vocals
Brian Downey - Drums