Thin Lizzy - The Boys Are Back In Town - Live At Rockpalast.avi

[@Glenn-m9k]

I started listening to Phil and Thin Lizzy in 1976 still listening 2024, not in the rock and roll hall of Fame , it's a damned shame 😢

[@Rachael-cn6dc]

💔💔💔💔❤️

[@stooge81]

As long as they're in *your* rock and roll HOF, that's all that matters.

[@marlinsmith7830]

I was 13, in my back yard at night under the porch light, rebuilding a 10 speed bike from parts I bought from a scrap yard. I was listening to WQID FM Gulfport-Biloxi Mississippi station, when I heard that song for the first time. Brings back some great memories!

[@morganahoff2242]

That's so 1970's. There was a time, when the bike industry was smaller, and you could build a bike from whatever parts you could get hold of -- everything fit with everything else. Not so much anymore.

[@Marc82193]

While reading your post I can see that as a beginning of story for a movie.

[@Fat12219]

Back then 😂

[@alangreenwood3951]

The fact Thin Lizzy isn't in the Rock N Roll hall of fame is pathetic !! Thin Lizzy was one of the greatest Rock n Roll bands and Phil was a great front man and deserves more respect... RIP Phil Lynott ...

[@covetprice]

HOF... what does Eddy Money think about that place?

[@jamesradskijr.9745]

Amen

[@aletaangel]

It's a travesty!

[@jean-pierreauroy2661]

c'est un groupe talentueux avec deux supers guitaristes Moore et Campbell

[@timrepka4285]

The hall of Fame is irrelevant

[@ScottDaddyMac]

Phil exuded that cool vibe. He had his demons, he paid for it, but he will never, ever be forgotten. He was a musician's musician.

[@Mikeplaysdbd]

What do u mean he had his demon's

[@ScottDaddyMac]

@@Mikeplaysdbd his heroin addiction was the main one. It did him in.

[@EnviroSteward]

I thought I recognized that "gaze"....❄️that ain't the Pepsi Demon❄️

[@mikejohn0088]

Demons are for eternity and he will be reminded for eternity.

[@TheRambler]

@@mikejohn0088 hahaha Stfu Mike, we're here to listen to some music. This isn't Sunday church.

[@kevinlewis3029]

Had this played at my dads funeral in February. My Dad was called Phil and he loved thin Lizzy. RIP Dad

[@chriscarr6392]

Until you both meet again brother...

[@kingseamas]

Sorry to hear about your father. Such a great song. Reminds me of getting into some kind of chaos or other as a kid...

[@kevinlewis3029]

@@kingseamas Thanks this song makes me think of my dad young in his prime with long hair and getting into trouble. He was such a good dependable man who would do anything for his family. He's a peace now, maybe at Dino's bar and grill 🍺👍

[@gustaafargoan]

RIP to your Dad. I want the theme song from "The Last of the Mohicans" at my funeral.

[@guidoschmidt7374]

Rip your Dad .🥺 Thank Phil for this Song 😃

[@brian_nirvana]

Culturally significant. The future generations will thank you for putting this on KZbin.

[@garyg9311]

It's 2060 and we're still listening to Thin Lizzy!

[@TheEricBooth]

One song that literally sums up a whole decade of Saturday nights.

[@bystander1489]

Get your knickers down ,god I miss those days lizzy were the best saw them live it was pure magic

[@leonoranicolaysen2784]

I need this damn song whenever winter lasts forever

[@danielabilez3619]

Yezzir. We Lived to those tunes.

[@doorswhofan]

And that has to be one of the best descriptions of this song I've ever seen.

[@leonoranicolaysen2784]

A decade? It's 2024 and this song STILL represents Saturday night. God willing it will always mean summer!

[@tjsnapper1953]

Met Phil and the band when they were doing the college circuit. Absolutely great guys polite and articulate. Spent half an hour talking music and beers. A memory to cherish. Thanks Phil

[@jamespierce9055]

Played pool with Scott once in the Eighties at the Novatel in Bradford, top man and yes drinking Remy Martin topped up with white wine 😊

[@lite4919]

Lucky guy Always loved Philo

[@MdlAgedHeadbanger]

An old boss of mine used to work as music critic and concert promoter. He told me a story once of reviewing a Journey show with Think Lizzy opening. This was either right before or right after Steve Perry joined Journey. Being in the Northwest we were a common stop for Journey coming up so they were pretty badly overexposed locally and didn't stand a chance against Thin Lizzy. After Thin Lizzy ended their set the audience was going nuts calling for an encore. The crew had started teardown, the band was in the dressing room cracking a few beers open. The audience wouldn't quiet down so Journey's road manager asked the band to go play a couple more songs to avoid a riot. After the show my boss went backstage to interview the band and hang out. He told Phil one of the songs he really liked from the new album was The Rocker. Phil replied with "I bet you a beer you don't even know it." My boss sang it to him (poor Phil's ears) and Phil being a man of his word went to some convenience store with my boss and bought a case of beer. They ended the evening watching Saturday Night Live seeing the first Star Trek sketch the show did.

[@chriscarr6392]

Amazing, thanks for sharing it brother!

[@eamonnclabby7067]

​@@jamespierce9055 funnily enough have a vague recollection of that here on Merseyside too..

[@davidmikronis4948]

It's 2050 and we're still listening to Thin Lizzy!

[@mikejohn0088]

LSD will do that.

[@mick3950]

@@mikejohn0088 On more than one occasion ,happy days ????

[@njhampster]

Are you from the future?

[@chrisway8232]

And we are still listening in 2021... one of the classic hooks of all time....R.I.P. Phil..

[@fissou1erfissionjr605]

Thin lizzy pour la vie !!!!!!!!!

[@bakulaw63]

Till I die.

[@Sceneyour]

Any relation to Chris Wray?

[@abbyrhodes814]

In the mp3 rotation on my thumb drive...yes still loved as I drive central Fl.

[@jeffcummins1408]

Seriously, such a great band! Almost timeless. Sounds as good in the 2020s as in the 1970s.

[@williammatteo9379]

One of the greatest bands ever. Rest in peace Phil and Gary. We are still listening 2019 , we will never stop. Peace out.

[@jessbassett2913]

The best ever still jamming out to them early 70's to present great crusin tunes

[@frankboogaard88]

Still listening in 2021, close to 2022. Awesome music is yearless

[@abbyrhodes814]

On my thumb drive whenever a trip short or long in my car...thank you!

[@nchcroy3877]

Think that youll find thats not Gary Moore but Scott Goreham.

[@rogerfournier3284]

Peace that...So much potetentioanl

[@anthonyarredondo6356]

A true Rock Band ! RIP !!!♥️♥️♥️♥️ They need to be in rock hall of fame !!!

[@NellieKAdaba]

Yes

[@itsdeefree]

This is their only good song

[@officialgamerstudios]

@@itsdeefreewhiskey in the jar?

[@johannesbuekkler3150]

@@itsdeefree 🤣Frag mal Iron Maiden, Motörhead, Metallica etc. du Dummschwätzer

[@runeskogstad6927]

Real skills! Real harmonys. Right singer/songwriter! Real Thin Lizzy!

[@markburnside5241]

Just listen to how great they were live guys, I can't name a single person in the past 10 years that are even half as great as these GET THEM IN THE HALL OF FAME❤❤

[@markbyrne7598]

This is pure raw talent that never dies. It lives on forever. Rip phil.

[@joycekelly852]

I agree! Thin Lizzy should be in the rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame!😢

[@monicapushkin3274]

One of the greatest songs of the entire 1970s.

[@NellieKAdaba]

True 👍

[@lucky13-om7mn]

I agree, but I would say one of the best songs of all time. It's one of the songs that inspired me to play guitar!

[@SLAYER.APO.VOLO.]

Bro, there isn't a single song that makes me happier than this. The guitar harmonies make me feel so many emotions, it's amazing. One of the greatest (if not the best) songs ever written

[@keithwise1719]

Brian Downey....brilliant rock drumming. So cool and relaxed in his style...overlooked by many and teamed up with Phils pumping bass lines what a powerhouse. Thin Lizzy did and will always rock with these songs.

[@kevinriddell2105]

And the only constant member with Phil Lynott from their start until 1983. And then was a member when they reformed

[@lynyrddeville]

There is a lot of swing in his drumming especially in this track.

[@theagunton3811]

Brian was so kind. Xx

[@TheStuport]

Saw Thin Lizzy Open For RUSH......BEST CONCERT EVER They BOTH Were Steaming......

[@kennethschneiter8902]

Love me some Thin Lizzy

[@Doomanoid1979]

If that chick don't wanna know, forget her!

[@jeffdonahue171]

Why not Phil Lynott!

[@LonzPonz]

This resonates :)

[@doloreserin]

Wow! I've never heard this live cut what a great band! very underappreciated in my opinion. Those harmonizing guitar parts, Phil's vocals all of it! just amazing! can't believe they're not in The Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame, absolutely astounding. Great showanship here, RIP Phil and Gary. Thin Lizzy will always live on in my heart. Dolores

[@HT-fp2wx]

Love this song! Great band...long live Thin Lizzy and Phil and the boys! Still listening 2023!

[@davyboy9397]

He was an amazing bassist. The band was so tight and this is such a positive song. Always a pleasant surprise when it comes on the radio

[@dougrobitaille2510]

Thin Lizzy was such a great band. Phil Lynott is a legacy and his music will live on forever....

[@redtinman10]

Phil Lynott, fabulous showman, great songs, such a shame he left the world so early.

[@shruggzdastr8-facedclown]

Martin Cheeseman: He's most-definitely high up on my list of rock musicians to bring back from the dead were I to be blessed, or cursed, with that unholy gift.

[@pissedoffpetedotcom]

Someone should make a movie about him.

[@angelamings3031]

@@shruggzdastr8-facedclown, is Phil Lynott the lead singer?? Man, I used to listen to this song when I was in my teens, and I loved it.

[@dakooter9]

He lives on in our hearts

[@bigjohno242]

Lynott was the dog’s nuts. Brilliant

[@Spectroscopist]

He sounds insanely good live. Like really, really, really good

[@CthrutheLInEs]

Indeed. Can't imagine what it would've been like to see this live. His voice was amazing but to do it live like this...forget it.

[@ekat911]

Yes, he does ❤

[@Spectroscopist]

⁠@@ekat911💦💦💦

[@ricardocespedes1955]

gtracias sr richard devinney por regalarnos tan buena cancion de thin lizzy, con los muchachos regresan al pueblo, bendiciones

[@willashfordpayne8354]

Thin Lizzy are one of the best bands of time. They were AWESOME live

[@HanSoloBolo]

Had no idea listening to this in the 80’s and till now and at 44 years old, that this was a black man singing lead. Such a classic song heard everywhere. Iconic!

[@mikeplatts2603]

One of the bands of my youth, I am now 69 and I still love their music

[@Sp0nker]

I'm so privileged to have my dad show me this on rides in the late 90's early 2000's ingraining it into my mind. It will stick with me forever and I'm so grateful.

[@cheapmusicgear]

I’ve never been a huge fan of them, but I’ve watched a lot of videos of them live. Their lead singer is totally one of those bass players who inspired people to pick up the instrument. The dude commands that instrument when playing, and manages to pull off all of his vocal parts.

[@cheapmusicgear]

@@barry8122 it’s my honest opinion. Bass guitar has been my main instrument for over 20 years. It’s the one that I am the most comfortable on. I enthusiastically took to it as a young kid. I’ve always seen limitless creative potential in the instrument, and I’ve always loved it’s multidimensional nature. When you get good at it, you learn it’s capabilities and just how difficult it is to play (when you’re venturing beyond the baseline effort that some people put into the instrument). It’s one of those instruments where I think it takes certain players to wake interested parties up to a real understanding of what it can do and what a good player can get out of it. This guy most certainly did that, and to be singing all of those vocal melodies while playing those parts displays a certain level of professionalism that I believe inspires people. Like I said before, I’ve never been a big fan of them. Their live record is the only album I’ve found that I enjoy, but it doesn’t change my opinion. I think the 70s was one of those eras where music producers and artists of the time understood the extent to which the bass guitar can be the “secret weapon” in a pop song. This guy got that, and he had the chops to put that ideology into their music.

[@petec4158]

One of the best live-bands ever.

[@shruggzdastr8-facedclown]

Peter Parnow: Make that one of the best and most under-appreciated rock bands of all time, period -- whether in-studio or live!

[@keithlambe211]

THE BEST!

[@tonalambiguity3345]

This was a terrible live performance. The lead singer is off his face. Dragging his ass all over the place.

[@dontsaythetruthytwillkillu5784]

The very best live band ever. There isn't even a close second.

[@aaron69420-u]

@@dontsaythetruthytwillkillu5784 Gonna have to hard disagree. Rush was one of, it not the best live bands in rock history.

[@m_0863]

Heard the song many times, but never seen the video. This is what makes KZbin absolutely great. And, if you know the feeling of the song's sentiment, then you must love it. Look at these guys!

[@Rogue-cg1rm]

The greatest band I never got to see …class Phil Lynott and yes we are still listening.. Never forgotten always remembered….. absolute shame.

[@cesaralvarez8520]

All this guy's are great musicians, just listen to the beat on the drums and the bass. Excellent guitar player also.

[@mechanic6682]

Pretty sure that's Gary Moore. You have no idea how good he is from this. Check him out.

[@bobbypeele9226]

Such a smooth sound that they were meant to play together and SCREW THE HALL OF FAME ...

[@corradospadoni3915]

Unforgettable memories listening to their radio show during summer of 78 while living in London with Live and dangerous high on the charts, bless 'em all.

[@sharonelainematthews5797]

I will always love this song!!! It ROCKS!!!❤❤❤❤

[@NellieKAdaba]

Me too

[@danfuerthgillis4483]

LMFAO when people ate, slept and breathed their instruments, damn that was super tight even on wireless systems for their guitar signals.

[@hookalakah]

That was very good stagecraft at the end--the guitars and the bass riffing out to the audience. Smart but rockin', too.

[@paulofreire7520]

Saw them live in Lisbon, many, many years ago. Great show, great band. A great rock band! 👍🏻 It’s a pity that Phil left us so early. 🙏🏻

[@rachelryan1443]

Phil Lynott was truly a great showman. Even though I wasn’t even alive when he was alive, his death makes me cry.

[@neilnoble1771]

Awwwwww. Very well said.

[@carrrexx7190]

I saw the Boys many times ☺

[@pateris]

You and me, mate. I saw him live as a wee lad. A great singer, and who did "fusion" rock before everybody else, probably without even meaning to…

[@padywac1970]

I’m 51, and I imagine that all of these GREAT artist are in Heaven rockin’ out, just waiting for us to join them. Don’t get me wrong, I’m in no hurry to pass away, but I believe that Heaven awaits, and these folks will be there for us, and us for them….sincerely, from a Christian that believes God knows our hearts and wants the best for us! Eternity is going to be pretty cool.

[@joshmalcolm4810]

And we're still rocking it in 2021!!!!

[@DiddlyPenguin]

I remember Phil Lynott from Dublin in the 60s. He was fantastic then & I’ve always loved Thin Lizzy. Very much missed.

[@j.jester7821]

Such a fantastic rock band. Really miss Phil and the boys. One of the best live bands in history!!!!!

[@josepalacios7585]

Phil Lynott was the balls behind Thin Lizzy for sure. so damn good band ... thanks for the post ... greetings from Berlin/Germany

[@innocentoctave]

This is the Phil Lynott/Snowy White/Scott Gorham/Darren Wharton/Brian Downey version of Lizzy. Behind the amps to the right you can just see keyboard player Wharton. The gig is from 1981. Still a decent live band at this point, and the material is bulletproof.

[@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568]

i don't think that is scott gorham.

[@petermalik2536]

@@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568 It definitely is him. Can't overlook his overbite ;)

[@azilgaard]

@@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568 Yes, the guy on the floor at 2:17 most certainly is Scott Gorham. I see several people talking about Gary Moore even though he’s not in the band at the time of this video. Moore was one of several different guitar players coming and going through the years unlike Gorham who was consistently in the band since he joined in 1974.

[@kenjude1]

It saddens me that Snowy sold his Goldtop. Glad I got to see him play it at one of his rare London gigs with his own band, before they closed the Astoria

[@timothyleary2900]

Phil was a God who walked on Earth for a bit. Dude was born to front a band. So many memories of spinning Lizzy records.

[@mikejohn0088]

U R sick.

[@Fat12219]

Jail Break !! 😂

[@jannylavin]

That walk they did toward the crowd during the outro. Phil is the king of cool really.

[@blondeboywilson9221]

The Last Great Rock Song. Salute Phil....

[@agent4705]

Saw them in 1980 in a intimate "Theater in the Round" .... The stage rotated 360 degrees .... fantastic concert....tore the place up!

[@andreberry5618]

Heartbreakingly underated and underappreciated. Only the hippest of music listeners really got the uniqueness, the great showmanship, the great songs that were a lot more complex than they sounded, the origin of harmony lead guitars and Phil singing and playing like he was born doing it! His flow was so natural and real. No fake posing, no airs...just real musicianship and songs. Sigh...Those really were the days...really.

[@pateris]

As a singer, I can tell he was MUCH better than he's credited for… Not exactly technical showmanship, but just having a great voice and knowing what to do with it… (He was a singer before a bass player, though he's not bad on that lever either…)

[@diana_is_cooking]

Yes! All of this! Amazing band. Phil was something else! Mesmerizing talent.

[@davidiverson2541]

Right on.

[@robertduncombe7684]

Andre, your comment is one of the most concise, direct and "getting it" examples of true musical appreciation that I have read in a quite a while! Hope you are well and respect from 🇨🇦

[@andreberry5618]

@@pateris to me he was a " band" guy if you get my drift. Guys that loved playing together and creating a band sound, songs & show. Today's players are great. Great players for sure, great soloists, great technicians...but where is the band with original the songs, the show? Not all, but kinda in general...we've forgotten how to create a "great band" with their own great original songs, and stage show. Replaced by greatly evolved "single person playing" and singers, rappers and Jazz instrumentalists. That's my humble take on it anyway... don't mean to be pessimistic about today's players... I just miss the heartfelt unique, original songs of the "groups"...The Doobies, EWF in their heyday and so on...

[@theagunton3811]

He was beautiful x

[@lynn1464]

This is a great driving song Turn It Up loud with the windows down. These were the best times no cell phone being stuck up in the crowd and blocking your view.

[@aurthurodonnell6707]

thanks Richard ,really brings back some great memories .. out ...

[@amoslheureux5885]

LEGENDARY LYNOTT !!! Phil Lynott was the balls behind Thin Lizzy for sure. so damn good band ... thanks for the post ... greetings from Berlin/Germany

[@briansmith4424]

Im 64 now but still sing along to lizzy when i hear them played. Got to see them at the Rainbow Finsbury park .....Still missed phil.....❤

[@josephhuether1184]

One of the best “listen while behind the wheel” songs ever.

[@leonardoandrade8522]

one of the best live performances I´ve ever seen. Fantastic.

[@canary_in_a_coalmine]

Absolutely fantastic footage. What a great band Lizzy was..

[@keithlambe211]

Seen them eight times.The best live rock band ever!

[@PIRA19691981]

I’m not a jealous person but this comment made me jealous 😀

[@michelelaraia7358]

Blind audition on The Voice of Ireland.

[@LiberalsArePoop]

Lucky guy. I'd have been happy to see them just once!!

[@nickbyrne5871]

The record sounds better. I know, they're a kickass band. But, the studio recording and production truly MAKE this song (and the album)

[@michelelaraia7358]

@@nickbyrne5871 For real!

[@Golfer964]

That is a damn good song, I have listened to for decades!

[@wolfofwacker4578]

Never gets old

[@thomasdugdale424]

Thanks you tube for all the live content from the 60s 70s 80s hope the youth of today find all these bands

[@AntwanSmith-y2n]

I haven't heard this group in years. I love old school rock 👍🏼❤️

[@MWL4466]

One of Ireland's greatest exports. You're still the best Phil !! We miss you.

[@ecklestone8736]

Thanx for posting this my friend!! Lizzy still rocks.. Old but gold!!

[@robertregalado1015]

Gary Moore is one of my favorite guitar players. He could play anything..a real world class musician. Man could he play the Blues!!

[@eamonnclabby7067]

True

[@arnold1964able]

Yes, but was has Gary Moore to do with this video?

[@colinbrown2316]

Midge Ure is playing on this.​@@arnold1964able

[@jeffmason7539]

Damn! These boys rock hard. Respect!

[@johnmoran55]

That’s my youth right there. Thin Lizzy and Man United!! 76/77

[@timoakes450]

LIZZY RULES -Shame bout REDS HOWEVER-HA HA

[@lynn1464]

Mine too 👍😊

[@oldtimer5316]

When I die, I want this song played! My brother, my father and I will be celebrating in heaven.

[@j.jester7821]

Good choice!

[@ventasredier224]

Soy de México..y la primera vez que escuché ésta canción fue en el soundtrack de la película cuentos de caballeros..(2000)...se me erizó la piel!!!. Me emociona la rola

[@mdc32073]

One of my all time favorites. Love this tune.

[@williampayne7678]

Thin lizzy should be in the Rock and Roll Hall Fame because they are Awesome.

[@leonoranicolaysen2784]

Song from my childhood. And when Phil says "won't be long til summer comes" I cry every damn time.

[@thajiklanto5913]

Won’t be long til summer’s gone

[@RunxHomexJack850]

Growing up in a beach town, this was the song that signaled summer/spring and Boys of Summer was the end of season/fall song. Must be the same boys running around in both songs ha.

[@eamonnclabby7067]

As a black Irish man he was great for the rest of us...being black Irish then wasn't always pleasant..

[@erikacavallone8826]

feat. Snowy White ! November 2017 anyone here???? Phil Lynott was the balls behind Thin Lizzy for sure. so damn good band ... thanks for the post ... greetings from Berlin/Germany

[@georgeparsard1197]

Why isn't Thin Lizzy in the RROHF ?; don't understand.

[@matthiasschmidt3269]

Gerade erst wieder bei der Darts-WM im Ally Pally gehört, die Einlaufmusik von James Wade - immer wieder klasse!

[@resignurdrnk7535]

first time seeing these guys live and holy sh*t they rock. lead vocal is really good

[@whammett]

just randomly stumbled upon this, it's so good!

[@birchward]

A great band ! and nice to see Snowy White on guitar ! they certainly had some great musicians in their band ! and could they ROCK !

[@MrPnew1]

"Hey, Snowy...play a bit for me That was Snowy White And he likes err...it in the night"

[@Ralphfan1]

Rockin feckin roll, right and proper! Dublin style!

[@Tireshredderjoe]

I love this, one of my favorite songs and and an awesome live video. Thanks for the upload 😊

[@marklelliot]

Absolute quality. I can't get over Phil's talent. They don't make them like they used to..

[@anthursan]

One of the best Irish rock bands and Phil a great showman ......

[@brendadrumm9451]

Had a marvelous mum behind him that's a mum's love god bless them both xx

[@eamonnclabby7067]

​@@brendadrumm9451 totally

[@metalheadpatriot]

I was born in 92 and listen to the rock and metal of the 70s,80s,90s,2000s and 2010s,Thin Lizzy's Jailbreak is one of my favorite albums from 76

[@GorgonFreemanPhD]

This song from Lizzy is always fantastic. Any formation has been.

[@cory3518]

One of the greatest rock songs ever! Always crank it up when it comes on the radio

[@DavesGarden1714]

Gary's performance is brilliant RIP your music will live on forever Thin Lizzy were brilliant

[@michaelschmidt9708]

Gary?! Gary isn't in this video nor is he on the original studio recording of 'Boys'.

[@DavesGarden1714]

@@michaelschmidt9708 My apologies for making a mistake

[@marccox9455]

I have seen Thin Lizzy in this exact line up in sept ‘at De Vereeniging in Nijmegen Netherlands. Watching this video brings me back to that day- great performance! If you are ever in Dublin go to Pub Bruxelles and make a selfie with Phil who is waiting for you outside.

[@marccox9455]

1981

[@tent7014]

''Get Your knickers down'' ...............love it !!

[@echopathy]

It's so nice to see/hear a real live performance ~~>

[@whitezombie888]

2024 we are still listening rockin roll hall of Fame

[@Fat12219]

😂 old school music 🎶 🎵 👌 😌 🙌 ❤️ 🎶 🎵

[@paulabotch8877]

LOVE this -- energy, lyrics -- fantastic fun. This performance is AWESOME.

[@anthonyaylmer9768]

The song is about Manchester gang the quality street.

[@CC-hg9un]

How could you not love Phil Lynott? RIP, poor guy.

[@johnshields6852]

I was a young kid back then, they just started to get big In my area, Boston USA, it's to bad Phil left us, great band.🙏

[@sharklostworld]

I don't know much about Thin Lizzy, but just from watching this I can tell you Phil is the only guy who could pull off having bass that high up.

[@SuperHorsecow]

Its the long legs

[@paulofredericoarcherdacunh2010]

Lotz of heroin and coke for the aid

[@bigrigJim]

Billy Sheehan had his even higher back in the day. And nobody is gonna tell Billy how he should do it .

[@kharbear53]

Mark King of Level 42 held his bass directly under his right armpit

[@mikewilson3581]

And he concentrated on playing the middle of the fretboard too.

[@Mach5Johnny]

We haven’t had a talented vocalists like Phil Lynott in a long time and it shows!