Robbo seems pretty bitter...great player but missed opportunities within Lizzy..

Tom is awesome

Brian Robertson a genius

Scott Gorham should have a SiriusXM show.

They have provided the soundtrack to my life since 1975. Listened to a lot of good stuff over the years but nothing has bested that sound especially live.

Interesting interview

I came to the right place for TL ! How does Scott look like & sound like Rex Brown of pANTERa. Thx for posting !

I veri whitesnake

❤️ this show & album of course

It's sad how there's no captions on this. Not being mean to the poster of this video. But y'know you can clearly hear what they're saying and somehow people know what singing 16 year old robot says?

God knows how that harmonica comes through with all those Marshall’s.

I used to strip to this

Mr. Downey, release the bootlegs, le do thoil. ;) kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKjMaqmmbpWGirc

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Thanks for uploading, this is SO interesting...😀

pretty sure this was from one of the hard n heavy vhs tapes that were released in the early 90s. heartbreak station is a tough album...mostly because i see what tom and the band were trying to accomplish, but i think for the times, it was not the right album to be commercially successful with. the gulf war also killed their European tour and Japanese tour's because of fears with potential terrorism with american artists overseas. then keifer's throat totally killed any hope they had. just a perfect storm of everything bad that could have happened for them.

Was he paid for the interview?

Lizzy at Hammersmith Odeon over 40 years ago....still one the best bands/gigs i have ever been to...they were superb. Cheers guys!

brian robbo robertson met him once in glasgow with wild horses great guy and best guitarist

Just thinking if Phil would have kicked how much more great music we would have had RIP

Bernie,s voice sounds like Paul Rogers... who knew. RIP Bernie.

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T Lizzy live was an enlightenment ! Unbelievable powerfull and really good. Not comparable to their studiowork.

I never had the pleasure to meet philip, or downey, bell, robertson, & the rest, but, l did meet scott at the staircase lounge, very humble guy, l had 5 to many just to meet one of the member's l was on cloud 9, scott sighned 2 picture's & asked where i got them, l said wildside imports, l first started to listen to live & dangerous on 8 track / still have it l was 12 yrs old, and never looked back, wish l could have met them all, now at 53 love the b sides & rare track's a band that came out of nowhere & shot to fame, all there music is timeless / oh ya it was 2000 l met scott, keep going strong, l enjoy the interview's ❤ joe jr

THE lineup

❤most underated guitarsts in the world

Thanks much for posting this interview it is awesome since Lizzy have been my fave band since 1976 ,yes I'm old lol. Brian Downey is far too humble the is an fantastic drummer!

Such talented men and so underestimated, god bless you bernie thanks for some great memories

diamonds and gold

Tom was always so well spoken and considerate. Im sorry, and even as someone who liked Motley Crue, they had ZERO class compared these guys in Cinderella.

13:35 Exactly That’s also called respect. If you can have that kind of relationship with someone. That’s a real friend…..I believe.

@25 what are they on about, they talk abot Bob Seger, Rosaliegh, then cut to Boys are back, that's not the song? This is what they are talking about, Thin lizzy fans will know, it's a total belter! : kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYTSanZ5Z9x-jKs Rosalie by Bob Seger, Thin Lizzy BRILLIANT version :)

Got to see Bernie with Nev McDonald in Bristol. So glad I did RIP Bernie

Phil lynott conor mcgregour both from Crumlin

Amazing🎉. Scott is such a funny bloke. All these musicians are heroes. Skilled like hell. ❤

seen thin lizzy in most line ups only one i never saw was with eric bell but saw mige ure snowy white brian robinson gary more absoulte fantastic rock band saw them at my local back in the day the dog on the hadley road before they went on to ott in brum

The robbo scott era , and the run of albums from nightlife to live and dangerous were the real magic iineup, and if that lineup would have become huge , then who knows ? I was so lucky to see them on the nightlife tour ( roundhouse) and also on the fighting and jailbreak tours. I feel fortunate to have seen them at that point. They were so great live.

I saw Robbo in Dalymount in Motörhead I supported Downey in Slatts I spent an afternoon in the company of Brush Sheilds and I saw Scott and Phil in lizzy many times and don’t forget Gary Moore on Black Rose and Snowy on China Town and the two last lizzy gigs in the Olympia and Tommy Aldrich was on drums for them last two gigs Thin Lizzy were one of the greatest rock bands ever,,Eric Bell whiskey in Jaro

dos grandes de verdad la mejor época de snake fue de ellos solo pude verlos en vivo una vez pero eso alcanzo para toda la vida

The best Whitesnake, period.

Brian.. Your gutar part in 'Still in Love With You' is the greatest of all time.

What's with all the crotch shots?

Tom Keifer has one of the greatest voices, and that interview? Omg how sweet, and humble. Those two qualities absolutely make him irresistable

Great vibes from great people love ir

awesome!

That harmonica players shit hot dont you think , the things you have to do on here to get appreciated :-)

15:53 I find it VERY interesting that one member says Phil didn't WANT it to be only him writing the songs and even encouraged them to get involved with the writing of the music and lyrics. Then the other says he was "Kind of" taken for granted "I just wanted to play music and get wrecked" while also saying he didn't know that royalties were given to the writer of the songs and that they were almost all Lynott credits. Then proceeds to say he was involved in the arranging. I believe him that he did some of the arranging to a degree but there's not royalties for arranging unless you're doing a movie score or something like that from what I know. But I think one of them is talking out of a bitterness that He didn't get involved in the writing end as much so he didn't and to this day still doesn't get the same type or amount of royalties those that did are getting or got. As well the arranging is oten taken care of in the writing process for the most part. You of course change how long a piece might run like the guitar solo or the Bridge part might be better if repeated and brought from a gentle point of an octave lower then the third time around bring it to a fever pitch and an Octave higher or something like that. But it's not "Writing the song". Or Lyrics.

Thin Lizzy was awesome. Phil could sing, write and play a mean bass. The two guitar players Scott and Brian were great together. Brian Downey was a great swing drummer who was a great back bone rhythm section with Phil. The LiveAlbum is actually one of thd best ever made. Thin Lizzy rocks period!!

„Live and dangerous“ is one of the best Liverecordings ever on this Planet!! Got this Album for over 40 Years and I m still in Love with it!!

THE MASTER ❤❤❤