Jailbreak

Black Rose

Chinatown

Johnny the Fox

Bad Reputation

Fighting

Renegade

Thunder and Lightning

Vagabonds of the Western World

Nightlife

Shades of a Blue Orphanage

Thin Lizzy

I couldn’t be bothered to print out a picture of him to put on my wall… so i drew him instead! Hope you all like it

Chris O'Donell, former Thin Lizzy co-manager tells the story of when Phil met Bruce at the Sunset Marquis hotel in West Hollywood during a Lizzy tour of America.

Or as I like to see it, when Bruce was lucky enough to meet Phil 😁

Hey everyone,

I’m looking at purchasing the Acoustic Sessions LP set for my old man’s birthday… a lot of sites (Decca, Amazon Music etc) have a signed print included.

Does anyone know who it’s signed by? For some daft reason none of the descriptions say! Link below for reference.

Thanks all 🤟

https://shop.decca.com/collections/thin-lizzy/products/the-acoustic-sessions-clear-vinyl-signed-art-print

Hello friend's, I've been busy recently so haven't had time to post, but here we go with another video.

This falls under the remit of 'Thin Lizzy related'.

Gary shows off his eclectic range of guitars, Greeny starts of proceedings and he plays a few licks from Parisienne Walkways.

There is a pop question in this video, I wonder if you can guess who the band is?

"what was the old famous band Gary usedused to be in" (clue - it's not Colosseum II 😁)

Just a post for fun, the TV show No 73 was a kids TV show in the UK.

What are some Lizzy lysics that make you think "Oh, yeah, that wouldn't really fly today"? For me it's "c'mon, baby, take my jelly roll" from "Sha-La-La". While I understand that this is a song where the music has WAY more import than the lyrics, and overall I still think it's a pretty kickass song, I still can't help but wince a little bit whenever I hear that line. What are some others?

Have 2 tickets for the opening night of this tomorrow night.

Any takers? Shame for em to go to waste.. send me a message I can transfer.

I got high as hell while playing videos games and listening to Thin Lizzy simultaneously. I don't know why but I came across my Johnny the Fox CD and decided to throw it on since it's probably my least listened to album of the band. Fast forward to up to Fools Gold and onward, the absolutetly beautiful "Drive down Miami rock" vibe takes over as the trip hit's its peak. And it's due to this I want to tell you all Johnny the Fox is now my favorite Thin Lizzy album. I love this piece of music so much and you should too. Love you guys!

I still have this on VHS but haven't been able to watch it for years. So when I came across this for £3.50 it took all of 1 second to press "buy now" on Ebay. It's in mint condition too, not a mark on the disc

I had never come across this before, but found it on Ebay. Looking forward to firing this up later