THIN LIZZY - LIVE AT THE NATIONAL STADIUM (1975) - PART 1

[@magicpassos]

THIN LIZZY - LIVE AT THE NATIONAL STADIUM (1975) - PART 1 Fighting My Way Back (00:30) It's Only Money (03:54) Wild One (07:40) For Those Who Love To Live (11:57) Showdown (16:19) Suicide (21:00) Rosalie (27:00) The Rocker (:)

[@rcronin256]

THE HAIR!!

[@vaughanpower4538]

Brian's lead in showdown is supremacy. I mean the non flamboyant driving playing style is dominant.

[@grazynaprosc975]

♥️♥️🎸🎶

[@johnsennett1690]

@@rcronin256 scoot a California guy I had long hair California was great then everyone split I head out to the old sundown played lots of lizzys songs in florida great place to much party goods had to head out

[@johnsennett1690]

@@vaughanpower4538 mr v what year did lizzy stop n break up I cant remember I was bummed when phillip died. He was killer great frontman

[@sants.guitar]

I'm so very glad KZbin exists. And a teen found a band from the 70's he loves more than life

[@davidburns4176]

Thin Lizzy and UFO. Two of the most underrated and influential bands.

[@candsoshea3566]

true story.ufo and lizzy. yeeew.

[@OFR]

Hellyeah

[@danne811]

I saw UFO opening for Judas Priest in 2015, the day before I saw Motörhead,. Best weekend ever.

[@Opuskrokus]

In what universe is Lizzy underrated?? I'd say UFO is rated pretty accurately too.

[@LuluMcRod62]

I saw UFO back in the day in San Bernardino at The Orange Show Grounds in the #SwingAuditorium. They opened for RUSH.

[@crimsoneye313]

I'm a 16 year old and seriously, no music sounds good as these nowadays... sounds a bit cliché, but i really wish i could have seen these guys on their golden days. One of my favourite bands of all time.

[@venomagent76]

You've got great musical taste! Keep on rocking!

[@LuluMcRod62]

Oh son, They were "Bitchen!" One of the BEST concerts I had seen back in the day!:)~

[@yinoveryang4246]

The guitarist on the left, was only 1 year older than you now, when this was recorded.

[@TheOverlordOfProcrastination]

Fuckin A.

[@blainebaxter7684]

Get a guitar and be the next robbo kid keep this music alive

[@elwilly63]

This is by far Thin Lizzy's greatest lineup not the same without Brian Robertson

[@markhunter8554]

The classic line up.

[@shellmanbrandon2538]

When Gary Moore filled in, it was good. Skyes brought some real power, but it was too late. You are correct. 75-76 were the best yrs

[@jackwatson7943]

Well said.l think with Robertson and Gorham they were at their best.

[@jamescoppen6662]

Greatest live band ever! Had everything. Makes modern groups look like utter shite!

[@DavidMiller-jo5qb]

With Phil Lynott's bass and voice..Brian Downey's incredible drumming and timing AND the twin guitars..Which is a huge part of their sound Scott Gorham and Brian Robinson..to me these two knew how to harmonizes together..That's the Thin Lizzy I grew up on.

[@garethleitner9547]

Brian Robertson.

[@nickshelley3118]

15 yrs old in 75 and was crazy into rock already, running with guys that were 17-18 with drivers liscense 8 track blasting. i would give everything i have now to go back and start living my life again from then and know what i know now. THE 70's ROCKED!!!

[@martymartin904]

I'm with you brother, man, what a time to be ALIVE.....

[@rodneyhopper22]

True that people the 60's and the 70's really rocked the world and there's no comparision today s music 🎶 in my mind the 60's and the 70's and the 80's really rocked the world back then when I was growing up

[@slapjohnson2808]

19 years old in '75. Didn't know that I was watching one of the greatest bands of all time then. So very fortunate to have experienced this group live! RIP Phil!

[@F1fan56]

Haha, same age here. I was lucky to see Lizzy a couple years later supporting Queen.

[@jeffmill999]

I was 17...just graduated from high school... In Kansas, USA...I thought they were a band from fuckin Texas...ha ha

[@blackwingvalleylover]

Brian Robertson on guitar was also only 19 here-and is just amazing 😍

[@sasa-ix9yd]

@@blackwingvalleylover robbo's solo on 'I'm still in love with you' live at the rainbow was short but absolutely perfect and brilliant...the only other solo I've listened to more than that (must be 40 times by now) are jimi hendrix solos in 'easy rider' live maui concert 1970...his solo on 'don't believe a word' is also superb...gary was great but he never attained the magic that robbo had

[@mr.snicker-doodles7081]

you are my HERO...

[@phillipsamuels6719]

Not in the rock hall of fame is beyond me .the best rock band ever awesome

[@allen6924]

It's a travesty and not funny. It crazy!!!

[@LaughingStock_]

The Hall of Lame - with respect - is the absolute antithesis of RnR, an appalling wank-fest of corporate brown-nosers.

[@chrisbarlow2131]

The coolest hard rock band ever. They had charm, charisma, humour, modesty and the best collection of rock songs under their belt that lesser bands would have died for, along with the best drummer, most charismatic front man and the best twin guitarists this side of everywhere and anywhere. They blew speakers into the back end of beyond and main headlining acts so far into the weeds, it took them a month of Sundays to resurface. They were the legendary Thin Lizzy. Swagger and poise has never sounded or looked so good. Thanks for the memories guys.

[@tarasbulba3190]

Well said!!!

[@jamesharte5882]

Best summary of what made Lizzy special!

[@jeffreyblankley]

Man - you should be a writer for Rolling Stone 👍. Well said :)

[@billatkin3956]

Fantastic comment!!

[@rebeccawilhelmsdottir4260]

Really good summary! Hit the nail on the head for me. :) They definitely are the coolest hard rock band ever.

[@chriswalford9228]

Twin lead guitars no one's ever done it better. Gorham and Robertson

[@revwahfair]

I saw them in 73, Detroit's Michigan Palace ,$5 with 4 other bands. It was a way to see 5 up & coming bands. Saw the Strawbs, Slade, Steve Harley And Cockney Rebel & Pretty Things around the same time. In Windsor which is across the Detroit river CJOM with Rob Legg was breaking Mott The Hoople, Queen, Roxy Music & Sparks,all very influential in my musical development.

[@donco144]

who ever got this on film, thank you.

[@anthonymcilwain4426]

Yes - Still watching it. Thank you so much. Blew my mind

[@patfraser3869]

RTE Irish national tv.

[@DK-ys9yn]

Fukin A

[@rhythman69uk]

I've read all the comments below pretty much and (as an ex drummer), people aren't realising how classy the drumming is and how tight the band is thanks to the supreme skill of Brian Downey. Tasteful drumming, technical, yet doesn't swamp a song. Their hidden weapon.

[@davidbaron8330]

I'm a guitarist and I get it TOTALLY. DOWNEY RULES!

[@Muddyspace]

Same here, the thing about Brian Downey, is that his drumming either guides or complements every part of the song.

[@7spitfires]

i used to be the bass player in a band called black rose..& i even had the fender pressision ..black..with chrome sctatch plate..we used to open with emerald....playing lizzy live is like livin the dream....i love this band...& the effort they put into the performance...total rock

[@jamesallen-jones3404]

ex drummer...no such thing...just like no such thing as an ex marine. drumming gets in your blood and stays in your blood. that said...yeah downey is wicked bad ass.

[@chrisbarlow2131]

The same can be said for the guitarists. They never swamped the song but always contributed to its success.

[@rogerleemeyzindi2979]

The GREATEST Irish rock band ever period!

[@chriswalford9228]

Well, they were not all Irish and then there's Rory and his band

[@venomagent76]

@@chriswalford9228 THIN LIZZY the best band to ever touch land!

[@markhunter8554]

@@chriswalford9228 Two Irishmen, a Scot, and an American (named Scott).

[@seriadobr]

This is the serious stuff. A lesson for the youngsters.

[@shithappens6772]

I'm 33, it's learning me good. My favourite song would have to be Renegade or when the sun goes down

[@brish2530]

Goddamn right!

[@LuluMcRod62]

~Amen~

[@jakmak1199]

@@shithappens6772 wow, The Sun Goes Down is a pretty deep song.

[@robertjackiii1751]

Best comment I've EVER seen!!! I've been educating people about Thin Lizzy and Phil since the eighties!!!

[@iangeddes3438]

This is why I bought my les paul deluxe cherry sunburst .. Seen this line up twice in bonny scotland .. Amazing .. Still play whiskey in the jar .. Timeless ...

[@F1fan56]

In '79 inspired by Lizzy I bought a tobacco burst LP with mini-humbuckers.

[@kevinhodgson8508]

Great band - Great set ... Robbo and Scott superb guitar team ... Phil is just out of this world .... Brian Downey is a phenomenal drummer !

[@Johndean023]

Hands down the best Lizzy lineup

[@JoeyDNo3]

Thank you . Is the reason we're all watching this i n 2024 is because the 70s were boss 🙏

[@idessaoutlaw]

Two Deluxe Les Paul's..🎸🎸🎤🥁 I miss those guys. 🍀🍻🥃💪😎🤳 💚🌞🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🌞💚

[@samandjennysambrook]

Saw lizzy many times,but I would time travel to this gig if I could.loved them at 16.I'm 61 now and still love lizzy.RIP PHILO ❤🎶

[@poekoelan75]

It's so good to see and hear them in the pre Jailbreak era. All those great tunes from Fighting and Nightlife. A big thanks to marlon for posting this treasure

[@jamesguy1030]

How can anyone thumbs down this video footage. Phillip Lynott is a true legend R.i.P Brother x

[@LuluMcRod62]

~Amen~

[@markhunter8554]

Devoid of musical taste.

[@jamesguy1030]

Mark Hunter ~ Yeah, Don’t Put Yourself Down Fella. . .

[@aartman01]

Pure Gold. Nothing beats Lizzy.

[@blackspring3207]

Newer fan here. My first ever exposure to Thin Lizzy was "The Boys Are Back In Town" playing in the trailer for "Toy Story" when I was a little kid. Since then I've known and loved that song, But it wasn't until the past couple years (in my early 30's) that I started to really fall in love with this band. Until now the only full albums that I've known really well have been "Jailbreak" and "Black Rose." As you probably well know, these have been enough to keep me occupied and obsessed for a couple years, but I of course started to look around at which albums of theirs I could get into next, and I've done a little experimenting. Finding this footage of this concert has been like a key or a Rosetta Stone for unlocking the appeal of their pre-Jailbreak work. All this material from "Fighting" and "Nightlife" being played so blisteringly. A band at the top of their powers, and pre-Jailbreak! Now i'm jamming Fighting pretty hard the past few days and watching documentary videos about them. Indescribable fucking band.

[@jcavazos4145]

black spring. They should be in the Rock and Roll of Hall of Fame long ago.

[@chrisbarlow2131]

Listen to Live and Dangerous too. Best live album in rock history - period.

[@jakmak1199]

Vagabonds of the western world is also a great album, great raw feel to it.

[@markhunter8554]

Mostly familiar with Jailbreak album and the songs Renegade and China Town, but discovering all kinds of new Lizzy songs thanks to KZbin.

[@simongarrettmusic]

300%

[@andrewbirch5638]

My favourite all time band, Phil just blows me away

[@blackwingvalleylover]

Charisma and songwriting skills 🖤🖤

[@garybourke468]

The timeless, and perfect hard rock band .

[@pauledmonds3249]

Never will we see this standard of playing again in our lifetime. Downey is drumming out of his skin, Robertson in on fire and is a prodigy beyond his years here. Phil and Scott are the legends. Never have I seem anything as good .

[@ronaldtallett1781]

Definitely

[@jakmak1199]

Agree, keeping it simple.

[@markhunter8554]

Downey is drumming on his skins.

[@jamesmccabe1702]

@@markhunter8554 what?

[@brazenlilhussy5975]

@@jamesmccabe1702 Drummer "joke" (his drum skins)

[@ghettoman1238]

Thin lizzy had the right balance or rock and R&B. This music is romantic asf probably the last hard rock you could take your girl to and dance with the whole night.

[@jcavazos4145]

Ghetto MAn. They were funky too. "Johnny the weed and Jimmy the fox" just one example. 🎸🔥

[@sugareewazoo633]

This is a fantastic recording - great sound quality; they are in good form - lots of energy in their youth.

[@johnnyriggs1024]

Holy Mother of God! The classic '75 lineup from the year of Fighting! Still my favorite Lizzy and this is blistering stuff. Thanks!

[@progrockjournal]

The historic lineup is 1969-1973 with Phil Lynott, Eric Bell, Brian Downey and Eric Wrixon. This is the 3rd lineup of the band....

[@blackwingvalleylover]

@@progrockjournal True, but Brian Robertson and Scott Gorham are amazing guitarists as well. Was there ever a bad musician in Thin Lizzy?!! Such phenomenal musicians.

[@progrockjournal]

@@blackwingvalleylover I'm agree... Thin Lizzy lineups was all great

[@sinnertrain7405]

One of the greatest bands ever to rock the planet earth. God bless Phil Lynott! I saw this version of the band live and they absolutely killed it!

[@tsopuaifa]

Never before and never since has there been such a cool guitar player as Scott Gorham on stage. He's a natural!

[@KarlHelge1]

I totally agree with you. Mr cool himself :)

[@garybourke468]

The "USA lad" what a cool story that is ! A he was "quite good" ..

[@daithiobhuachalla6112]

agreed totally. he has something few or none can match

[@danieleacquavera4107]

True but he was outta tune as well that night 😉

[@bionikball75]

He had so much fucking swag while he played! He was knew how to entertain while he made that guitar of his cry hard. Cheers to you Scott

[@ChuckBoris3]

I bought the DVD of this concert and it was worth every penny. Ignore the warnings about the DVD not working in the USA. It definitely works.

[@johnmccarthy168]

Locomotive Breath Queen had them as back up in Ireland and were so impressed with them that is how they became famous thanks to fredy mercury

[@redlinesrule]

IMO, the best Lizzy guitar line-up EVER. Yes, LOVE Bell, Moore, White & Sykes but Robertson & Gorham had that downright clean, dueling lead attack that just hit home so hard & naturally. Thank you & RIP Phil......your music will never die

[@markhunter8554]

Loved the way they complemented each other.

[@paulstevenson6460]

Best Live band ever. 75/77 nobody could touch them. Pity Live Aid didn't come 2 years earlier. Things woyld have turned out so different. Imagine Lizzy at Live Aid Wembley, Are You Ready. Cowboy Song. Boys Are Back and Baby Drives Me Crazy. "Do any of you girls want some more Irish in ya "

[@stewartaird3242]

That would have been a great set.

[@eamonmcdermott4032]

Thank the Good Lord above, I bought all my Thin Lizzy vinyl and cds many moons ago. Phil was The Man! Bloody wonderful!

[@JonnieCometLtd]

This is jolly marvellous. Just keep in mind that Robertson is 18 here; Gorham is like 23. You don't see musical presence of mind in people that age these days. People are right saying the Thin were (or still are) underrated. I've met people who thought Lynryd Skynyrd were 'great' guitar players. They're good; but they're not Gorham-and-Robertson calibre. These guys pretty much invented the dualling/duelling-guitar thing. I played a lot of Thin with my old band - Lynott being a role model for the singing bass player - and I never considered them a 'metal' band. They're 'hard rock'; but the key to their uniqueness is the concentration on melody and harmony. They're not just doodling around to indulge their egos - the solos are actually little songs that are pretty much required to be played verbatim by cover bands. The solos are as much part of the songs as the lyrics and verses' melodies.

[@0bsoninc.607]

man... you just cant say that with a straight face about skynyrd. collins gains rossington and king are from another planet. dont get me wrong this is some heavy riffage. But nothing on what skynyrd brought to the table you're clearly a fraud

[@MegaSting1981]

Robbo is 18 here? Fuck.

[@Zoetropeification]

@@0bsoninc.607 Gary Rossington is the luckiest guitar player ever. Collins, King and Gaines had skills. Rossington just happened to grow up in the right neighborhood and befriended Ronnie and Bob Burns. Then Allen showed him how to play guitar.

[@tommypowell1137]

I love Brian and Scott, but saying that they are a higher caliber than Allen Collins Gary rossington and Ed King and Steve Gaines is really like comparing apples and oranges. Brian and Scott brought a lot to the table but Gary rossington and Allen Collins shouldn't be compared. All of these are great players we know this but it's not quite an equal comparison.

[@venomagent76]

@@0bsoninc.607 you don't play do you? If so you would see that skynard boys are no match for the axe men in THIN LIZZY!

[@edwinjewell5359]

Phil Lynott was Flat out Unreal Great Songwriter and Singer. Thin Lizzy had there own unique distinctive style where every song told a Story.

[@jamesbradshaw3389]

Thin Lizzy & the very Blessed Phil Lynott music trapped me it their headlights from the very first moment I heard and played their music. I saw lizzy live many times and can confirm that they were the very finest band that ever played of the stage of Gods green earth, Phil had some many things that very special about him. I tried to get away, I tried to leave it all behind me after our man Phil passed away, it was just too sad to know that Phil was not around anymore we could no longer look forward to listing to his great new stories, his new tall tales and his new magical songs. Ater a few years I was brought back my young son Tyrone who keep telling me that he never heard better music and all his friends were a little jealous that his father and been to see Thin Lizzy so many time. Phil and all the boys in Thin Lizzy were all quality people and at the very top of the list as very seriously respected musicians.i remember a few years back Scott referred to Lizzy of this time as the fab 4, he could not be more right away that. Phil & Thin Lizzy made us Irish boys very proud to put their name forward when every we talked to others about the very best quality music that was out their at that time. No other band was better than the Mighty Thin Lizzy & Phil Paris Lynott who was a direct descent of the ancient Irish warrior Cú Chulainn, the hound of Ulster.

[@adamecomp]

Well stated! None of my words would do justice to the brilliance of this band!

[@anthonycongiunti4421]

I knew how great these guys were when I started listening to them in the 70S R. I. P. Phil

[@pauledmonds3249]

I'm not sure that at 19 years old Brian Robertson had any idea what he was doing to the future of rock and metal. All that can be said is that he shattered the normal and played out of his skin here inspiring decades of musicians in the future, will we ever hear his like again?

[@augustmoon0004]

Shattered the normal? You must have missed Jimi Hendrix & Jimmy Page, among loads of others who came before...

[@2015DMJG]

@@augustmoon0004 page sucked live.

[@dirrello97]

21:00 "suicide" just an outstanding performance! Great solos from both Gorham and Robertson. Could listen to this song 300 times in a row

[@bionikball75]

darrell b I’m currently at 50x’s and plan to break the 300 hundred mark by morning. Excellent on all levels. They were on fire that night.

[@philmole1209]

This absolutely smokes. Especially "Suicide" - those guitar tones are insane.

[@blackwingvalleylover]

🖤🖤💥💥

[@danielgoertz2664]

The best dual guitar band ever

[@jackcrane7853]

No. That was the Allman Brothers.

[@ualtherrmackerley2551]

The BEST. The Very BEST Rock Band to come out of Ireland, Ever! Put 'em in a row and grab some More from over the water and line 'em up TOO! Thin Lizzy carried Rock's future and their Homelands history, glory and legends in 1 package. Champions! Phillip, peace to you .. and Thanks Brother!

[@paulmeinart2851]

This is a tutorial. Kids. Brian is such a monster driver. Sum of the parts is rather fitting. I'm a guitar guy but the drum work is phenom. Damn!!!!!!!!

[@vaughanpower4538]

Brian's wah skills just blow me away.

[@wloonie]

@@vaughanpower4538 He meant Brian Downey, not Robertson. :-)

[@spencerstewart6516]

Well said

[@simongarrettmusic]

Yeah Brian should be talked about like people talk about Bonham, and then some in my opinion.

[@Driver2616]

Saw them live 3 times, twice in this venue. One of the really great world conquering bands. Their likes will never be seen again........

[@masterbluesrockguitar4966]

Never a bad note from mr. Lynott's voice no matter the circumstances. Amazing live, feels like you're sitting at the front row!!!!

[@johnmccann8319]

Great guitar work and Phil's voice is so great.

[@tinadanila2023]

not only the most underrated of 70s rock bands probably the most underrated of all bands. i cannot simply put enough praise on this band so many amazing albums. Like the beach boys the further into the catalog you dig the more you reliese how rewarding it really is to be a fan.

[@terrymanns6611]

One of my favorite bands. Got to see them live at the Budokan in Japan around 1979. They did not disappoint!

[@bigal4304]

magic lineup scottish , american and irish , never be music like this again.

[@benphone7430]

Alan Mains and black, don't forget how racist Ireland was in the 60's and 70's which only added more fuel to phils inner fire.

[@ashtondequeljoe9063]

The best line up for me

[@markhunter8554]

@@ashtondequeljoe9063 Amen. Appears to be right before Jailbreak.

[@ashtondequeljoe9063]

@@markhunter8554 even Gary Moore himself mentioned it in a interview

[@stevenr2463]

Agreed! Was a big fan in the 70s. And of Motörhead. Unfortunately Fast Eddie left Motörhead and Lemmy tried to replace him with Brian Robertson. A great musician. But he didnt quite get the "style" right and nearly got himself killed by the Angels at a gig in the UK.

[@jeffreeman9499]

I grew up on these guys what a band. I get so tired of Simons and Stanley talking about how they showed us how to do a show. I think what they done was watched these guys and thought hey these guys got the right idea. And then they went a bit further with makeup. But these guys were doing a great show before Kiss was around. This was in 75, my God Kiss didn't breakout till 74 and these guys were had been doing great music. My those were the days. 8 tracks and all!

[@venomagent76]

KISS members always said they were inspired by THIN LIZZY... The best band to ever touch land!

[@gaelbgalbar9307]

One of the greatest live band ever.

[@grazynaprosc975]

I love listening to Philip and Thin Lizzy ♥️♥️🎶 🎸

[@GeoffN]

Sheer class and still sounding fresh today - forty years later! :oO

[@kevinplatt5664]

First concert was fifth row front of Robo, changed my life forever.

[@mikeogilvie6949]

Lucky boy! What a first gig! Especially with THE lineup!! ✋😎👍

[@tz88ss32vb]

I had read that Scott Gorham was going to be a guitar player with his brother in Supertramp, I am very glad that did not work out. Inspirational music...

[@florenna]

Now THIS is what I call a rock band.

[@rizwansulaksana343]

Totally most underrated band in the world..🤘

[@anton2417]

i would give that to frank marino & mahogany rush. one few that could play jimi hendrix right.

[@jackwatson7943]

Lizzy were underestimated and underplayed

[@jurgencuypers8350]

42 years old this and still as relevant as ever, what a duo Robbo/Gorham

[@mamamia6925]

one of the best Hardrock Bands of all times.!

[@farmtracks1]

One of the best guitar-based rock bands ever to walk this earth, and the audience are barely nodding their heads!!

[@TheGreatAlan75]

This is typical of 70's audience. In a small venue there were actual seats !! Not one large area made for mosh pits , so the audience sat there and watched. It's so much better than what bands see today, an audience full of people holding their iPhones up and recording the fucking show. !!!!

[@MrJohnnyDistortion]

farmtracks1 Maybe some places don't allow the crowd to get rowdy.

[@jcdenton8542]

@@TheGreatAlan75 I hate jumping around on concerts. I wish rock concerts were still like this.

[@OzzyMandias]

Fantastic! This is the Pinnacle of Live music, Raw & Real....why did these days ever come to an end? Why is it all so processed and packaged now? Lynott you absolute Rock God, there's no one to touch you now....for Sure!

[@revwahfair]

That's cuz all thd record companies were bought by megacorps & they cut & drain money from companies they buy & do it with less people for less money. To make it these days you have to compromise your musical integrity cuz all they want is what sold last month or just cooy your last hit .Most musicians that have been around the block a couple of times won't get sucked in because they stifle your creativity.

[@joynsons]

This is awesome. Lizzy are my favourite band and I've been listening for 35 years but this just blew me away.

[@darrinconnor7]

No shit EXACTLY how I feel brother. To the tee. Nothing better then a RnR band that can still blow us away after 35 years. Now that is the true definition of "LEGEND"

[@cornytoad]

Dude you rock bro! Lizzy in my top 10 ever fav Hard Rock bands they are incredible so many great albums.

[@TheGreatAlan75]

I am American and I used to dislike Lizzy because boys are back ... Just didn't do it for me. I luckily found WILD ONE. Suddenly I realized they are great, I then found my fave fucking song of all time. Vagabond of the western world

[@myerkord]

yeah Steve and look at Robertson in his 70s platform shoes

[@normlavigne6074]

Awesome version of Suicide

[@kpersson40454]

Not sure how I had missed this one. Excellent sound and songs. A true favorite....

[@whitetrash-ej1ec]

+Krister Persson I just "discovered" this amazing rock'n roll pearl. Never saw this live-recording before where they play some of their earlier songs live and with this high quality sound and picture. And with my favourite Lizzy guitar line-up too. Couldn't be any better, man, - R.I.P. Philip Parris Lynott - Thin Lizzy lives forever!

[@kpersson40454]

They do live forever. Never quit listening to these guys, always comes back to them on a regular basis. I think I always do when I get bored with current music and need some flashback and they always sound great.

[@stevej4904]

TL fans know what's up. Ask Maiden, Priest and all the heavy bands will tell you... this band influenced them in one way or another. One of the most respected bands peer to peer.

[@TheGreatAlan75]

Lizzy the most influential band of the 70's. Their twin guitar style was a major influence on the biggest metal acts after. Priest, Maiden, Metallica. Those are only the most influential metal acts of all time !! And they ALL are heavily indebted to thin Lizzy. Lizzy started the twin lean guitars in a hard rock context. NOBODY used that style the way they did. I don't care if a few other bands used harmonizing guitars, they did not take it to the level Lizzy did. Lizzy not in the hall of fame is the most ridiculous omission. They are infinitely more influential than fucking cheap trick or most of the other bands in there.

[@djgforce11]

Can only think of 1...Wishbone Ash.

[@mulliganstew72]

They were a HUGE Maiden influence. Steve Harris was obsessed with TL \m/

[@benphone7430]

G-Raw did they have a pint of Guinness up front though ?

[@LeStraTele]

They were just fantastic. So underappreciated. Should be in hall of fame. Scott Gorham was so good. (Still is)

[@mycill100]

Simply the best, sadly miss Phil Lynott what a song writer and bass guitar player 🎸

[@atzengruber]

If future generations look up the word "live act" in a dictionary, a photo of Thin Lizzy will appear.

[@Karlbg89]

Still the best band ever the world has seen!

[@johnlewis1640]

The two guitarists Brian Robertson and Scott Gorham with that dual guitar "attack" is awesome.

[@f.a.p.7228]

Phil was such legend. The kind you can't ever duplicate.

[@spongeworthiest1935]

wow...i can't believe this exists!...awesome

[@ROCKGRINDER12]

if young fans of rock music want to learn what is a real "hard rock and roll band", then listen to Thin Lizzy, Grand Funk Railroad, Blackfoot, Steppenwolf .......... those bands paved the way for the sound of "heavy metal"

[@F1fan56]

Steppenwolf was my first concert, Vancouver 1971. Saw Lizzy with Queen a few years later.👍🏻

[@salc2383]

Wow, I'm a huge fan since the 70's and never saw this. Their early albums lacked production and I couldn't really listen to them but LIVE is a different story especially Wild One. Those double guitar solos kick live and the thing about is they do them clean with natural distortion, much harder to articluate and get right so this is amazing. Just an amazing band just on the brink of breaking big and it's easy to hear why.Lean, hungry and tight. Thanks for posting this!

[@jonnyjib]

couldn't have said it any better!

[@TheGreatAlan75]

I agree except the production was pretty good. I only care about the riffs and melodies. Production quality or lack thereof is an afterthought to me.

[@djgforce11]

That was the beauty of those early lps they didnt have that bombastic over produced coke mix.

[@foobert]

Coke mix. Yep, Well said, this has a real rawness.

[@markhunter8554]

The guitar harmonies on Wild One are stunning.

[@aroundthesun05]

I've yet to hear a better band than Thin Lizzy. Everything about this band was top notch. I only wish I could have heard this band live for myself. No matter how many times I hear these songs I never tire of it.

[@brianmatheney4757]

malcom1985 will never be another band as good as this ever

[@chrisbarlow2131]

Malcolm, for those of you who missed them live, Live and Dangerous is the next best thing.

[@ezza88ster]

Just love the way Thin Lizzy put it down. Rhythmically the best rock band ever!

[@edwhite7475]

So much better than U2

[@krehetpi]

Ed White Here here

[@shanikabradley2870]

Anything is better than u2 thin lizzy is the greatest of all time

[@krehetpi]

Ed White U2 aren’t bad, but the greatest Irish rock band is ThinLizzy. Greatest British band is Queen.

[@krehetpi]

At what? You silly boy.

[@krehetpi]

Sorry I hurt your feelings Conor.If You want fast paced,listen to the track “sheer heart attack”.Queen invented trash metal.Bruce Dickerson’s favorite band is Queen and he hero worships Freddie Mercury.

[@sunkmanitutankaowaci2733]

Thin Lizzy always had great guitar harmonies. Man they were tight live too! It is hard to believe they didn’t break bigger in the US. I for one was always into them

[@matthewjdouglas6471]

They had a big American tour set up, but Rob injured his hand when someone tried to glass his mate in a club. He put gis hand in the line if fire and ended up having a pint glass shear and tear his hand up really bad. The night before they were to fly to the state, tragedy

[@micheler4120]

Wild One: one of my favorites from a favorite band.

[@markhunter8554]

Majestic guitar harmonies.

[@leosg5720]

A maior banda de rock que já existiu!!! The best rock band who ever exist THIN LIZZY

[@mazzoninteriores2762]

Great oh man its dangerius

[@edu_rockman]

The Best Band of the World of All Time!!! Long Live Thin Lizzy!!! Woooooooooo Hoooooooooo...

[@TheGreatAlan75]

Agree !!! If u haven't yet, check out vagabond of the western world. For me it's the best hard rock song ever

[@itillbeme1]

Thin Lizzy is worth 2 Led Zeppllines, 3 Stones and 10 Van Halens. The only band that matches them at this time is Black Sabbath.

[@venomagent76]

@@itillbeme1 You are absolutely correct!

[@donaldramone6517]

Greatest twin guitar attack rock n roll band

[@harrykadaras9459]

Wow...TL used "Hiwatt" amplifiers - what an incredible live tone!

[@revwahfair]

Hiwatt have a bite Marshall''s don't.

[@goplanit]

Robbo & Scott, what more can you say?

[@magicktrick777]

this really is the classic lineup...despite any morale issues they had, Lizzy was never better than this. Don’t get me wrong, I love Black Rose & T&L, but Gary and especially John Sykes felt like hired guns. Robbo and Scott redefined rock guitar with their harmonies and natural musical chemistry.

[@ryanrohn4561]

I always loved this band; dual guitar sound and a good voice. Catchy drum fills too.

[@ggman3000]

pure class , music today well .. no compare

[@11000038]

Digging my wah pedal out of the cupboard this weekend! Best band ever!

[@scsmith621]

This is F____ING GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.

[@hts513]

......UCK..... for completion :)

[@philipcrisp5913]

First saw them live in 74 changed my life forever..every tour throughout their existence since .best line up by far ..robbo amazing player ..tightest band no one could touch them live ..miss phil and the band so much ..still was lucky to see so much of them live ..thanks for bring those memories of my youth back to life rip Phil

[@rockdinosaur666]

Where did this gem come from. Makes me realise how lucky I was in the 70's/80's to see so many classic rock bands that will never be matched.

[@terrytaber8256]

I was lucky enough to see them live three times. Great band! One of my favorites! This is the first time I got to hear them play Wild One live. Thanks for sharing.!

[@p-olarsson4815]

Awesome. Raw. True Thin Lizzy as I remembered them back in the days (Olympen, Lund, Sweden). To my collection, now! N.B. The guy air-drumming in part 2 on front row. The lassie besides him is flabbergasted, at least to say.

[@YandTIII]

This should be MANDATORY viewing for the R&R Hall of Fame induction committee!

[@carywest9256]

Yeah, they should have been inducted years ago. But the R-N-R Hall of fame is a joke now. With rap, and all other non contributing factors of the rock genre already in- Fughum!

[@markhunter8554]

@@carywest9256 Rock n Roll Hall of Shame.

[@jamiewest5357]

I've never seen 2 guitar players in such unison.

[@jcavazos4145]

Jamie West. Their solos are blistering 🔥. In there prime nobody could touch Lizzy. 🎸

[@satanicaleve]

Yeah, Thin Lizzy was one of the first bands to employ twin guitar harmonies and prominently I should add which inspired bands like Judas Priest and Iron Maiden to use them in their music. While Thin Lizzy never made it big in the United States they are considered influential to many hard rock and metal bands to come out post 1970's and especially Iron Maiden and Metallica

[@radar0412]

Felder Walsh

[@markhunter8554]

@@radar0412 What about Duane and Dickey?

[@radar0412]

@@markhunter8554 Duane and Dickey touched Perfection with "One Way Out."

[@hobbyable1]

They don't make em like this anymore, a special band, we won't see their like again.

[@cterabe]

You got that right

[@laurieschneider5278]

Phil was a force of nature, he had an energy like nobody else.

[@laurieschneider5278]

And Robbo, Brian Downey, & Scott Gorham were amazing also!

[@DavidSiciliano2100]

@@laurieschneider5278 Robbo got the magic that no other guitarist could even come close to replicate.

[@chriswalford9228]

The best line up of Lizzy for sure, all four complemented each other to create the whole. So lucky to have had them in my life and lifetime

[@SimonHoweGuitar]

Well here it is, Thin Lizzy reshaping the fucking universe! Awesome! Love this band! Twin Les Pauls working in perfect unison to the greatest rhythm section ever, along with the romance of Lynot's stories. Perfect. ... @26:30 what the hell is the roadie fixing on Phil's bass with a screwdriver? 😂... then it's straight into Rosalie! Fucking brilliant!