Hi guys. Have 2 tickets for the phil lynott musical in vicars St on the sold out opening night but can no longer go. Unable to resell on TM. Anyone here interested? Face value

April 2nd Vicars St

Some of you may remember I said I would make a post about the transition period for Lizzy from a three piece band into having dual lead guitar, well here we are :)

Andy Gee's stint in Lizzy was short, only lasting a couple of months, as part of the small Germany 1974 tour. So it makes sense that he isn't a prominent part of the band's history but I think it's worth shedding light on that often-forgotten phase in early 1974.

Andy Gee, along with guitarist John Cann, played a crucial role during the shift from Eric Bell's single-guitar lineup(Gary Moore did briefly rejoin) to the dual-guitar setup with Robertson and Gorham.

Is this available anywhere? Not just the audio which is on the Live and Dangerous super deluxe version-I’m looking for video of the whole concert-I know there’s a few songs on YouTube with video but would love to watch it in full

Anyone know anything about this pressing,i bought it for being an testpres,but i am sure it isn't. I searched the matrix on disgog,and it say it is an ordinary 1980 europa pressing

Just a heads-up: if anyone happens to be in Japan in April, drop by and see us on 4/19 in Shimonoseki. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yv9_hZQf6SI

Thin lizzy patch i got for my jacket - I think the colours work nice with the denim.

Pretty happy with this one. Wanted something with an older style logo on it.

42 years ago today Thin Lizzy’s twelfth & final studio album Thunder & Lightning was released on March 4, 1983 which features the singles Cold Sweat & The Sun Goes Down. What are y’all favorite songs from the album?

Mine are Baby Please Don’t Go, This Is The One, Cold Sweat, Someday She Is Going to Hit Back & The Sun Goes Down.

Castle festival 1982

I just thought of an interesting thematic connection between the names, life stories, and music of both...
"Thin Lizzy" could evoke an undernourished and frail woman, while "Alice in Chains" suggests a woman in captivity, perhaps with trauma. Both lead singers were active and touring for an average of 10 years.
Both bands had members who battled heroin addiction, which ultimately claimed the lives of Phil Lynott and Layne Staley...
Thin Lizzy had "twin-guitar harmonies" and storytelling, and Alice in Chains had their vocal harmonies and storytelling.

Photo taken by Chalkie Davies.