Thin Lizzy

THIN LIZZY - Full Concert at the National Stadium performing hits such as 'Fighting My Way Back' and 'The Rocker'

National Stadium

• In January 1975, Thin Lizzy was in a notable phase of their career, having recently released their album "Fighting" just a few months earlier in Septe... Read Full Description >

  In January 1975, Thin Lizzy was in a notable phase of their career, having recently released their album "Fighting" just a few months earlier in September 1974. This album marked an evolution in their sound, featuring a blend of hard rock and elements of folk, which would come to define their style. The live recording at the National Stadium showcases the band's energetic performance during a critical time when they were solidifying their reputation as a formidable live act. Notably, this concert features songs from "Fighting," like "For Those Who Love to Live" and "Suicide," highlighting the band’s growing catalog and their engagement with the audience. Thin Lizzy's distinctive dual-guitar harmonies were becoming a hallmark of their sound, and this live performance exemplifies their ability to connect with fans, setting the stage for their future successes.

Thin Lizzy - Still in Love with You Live at National Stadium Dublin

Dublin

• On January 1, 1975, Thin Lizzy performed "Still in Love with You" at the National Stadium in Dublin, a significant moment in the band's trajectory as ... Read Full Description >

  On January 1, 1975, Thin Lizzy performed "Still in Love with You" at the National Stadium in Dublin, a significant moment in the band's trajectory as they were gaining prominence in the hard rock landscape of the 1970s. This live recording aligns with their album "Nightlife," released in 1974, which showcased a more sophisticated sound, incorporating elements of ballads and rock. Notably, this song was emblematic of Phil Lynott's songwriting evolution, highlighting vulnerability and emotional depth, a departure from his usual persona. The studio version featured Frankie Miller on co-vocals and a celebrated guitar solo by Gary Moore, indicating the band's collaborative spirit. The live performance captured the essence of their growing reputation for dynamic stage presence and emotive songs, solidifying Thin Lizzy's place as a key player in rock music during this era.

Thin Lizzy Full Concert - Live Compilation with Remastered Audio

Ireland

• In January 1975, when Thin Lizzy performed the live recordings showcased in the video "THIN LIZZY-LIVE 1975-1983-COMPILATION WITH REMASTERED AUDIO," t... Read Full Description >

  In January 1975, when Thin Lizzy performed the live recordings showcased in the video "THIN LIZZY-LIVE 1975-1983-COMPILATION WITH REMASTERED AUDIO," the band was experiencing a pivotal phase in their career. Preceding this period, they released their self-titled debut album in 1971 and followed it with "Shades of a Blue Orphanage" in 1972. However, it was their third studio album, "Jailbreak," released in March 1976, that solidified their status in the rock scene. This live compilation captures the band's raw energy and growing fanbase during a time when they were honing their sound and performance style. Notably, Thin Lizzy's dynamic dual-lead guitar work, characterized by Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson, started gaining significant recognition, ultimately influencing future generations of rock musicians. This era marked the beginning of their ascent to legendary status, leading to memorable performances in the years that followed.

THIN LIZZY Full Concert On Stage at the Stadium Live Performance

Stadium

• In 1975, Thin Lizzy was in a transformative phase of their career, riding high on the success of their fifth studio album, "Nightlife," released in la... Read Full Description >

  In 1975, Thin Lizzy was in a transformative phase of their career, riding high on the success of their fifth studio album, "Nightlife," released in late 1974. This live recording from January 1, 1975, captures the band during their "Fightin'" tour, which was in support of their sixth studio album, "Fighting," launched shortly after the live performance. Notably, Thin Lizzy was gaining momentum with their distinctive blend of hard rock and melodic elements, setting them apart from their contemporaries. The band's lineup during this period included iconic members such as Phil Lynott and Scott Gorham, whose dynamic stage presence contributed to their reputation for energetic live performances. The "Fightin'" album marked a significant moment for the band, as it included hits like "The Boys Are Back in Town," highlighting their evolving sound and growing popularity. This live show exemplifies Thin Lizzy's electrifying energy and the burgeoning success that would soon propel them to greater

THIN LIZZY - Full Concert at the National Stadium - SHA-LA-LA, STILL IN LOVE WITH YOU

National Stadium

• In 1975, Thin Lizzy was on the rise following the release of their highly acclaimed album "Nightlife," which had come out just months before the live ... Read Full Description >

  In 1975, Thin Lizzy was on the rise following the release of their highly acclaimed album "Nightlife," which had come out just months before the live recording at the National Stadium. The concert captures the band at a pivotal moment in their career, showcasing their growing popularity and the evolving sound that would define their legacy. Notably, this performance included the emotive ballad "Still in Love With You," which later became a staple of their live shows and a fan favorite. At this time, Thin Lizzy was solidifying their reputation as a formidable live act, blending hard rock with a touch of Irish folk, a signature aspect of their musical identity. The 1975 National Stadium show exemplified their energetic performances and the burgeoning chemistry among band members, setting the stage for their future successes.

THIN LIZZY - Live Concert in Dublin (Full Concert)

Dublin

• In June 1975, Thin Lizzy performed a notable live recording in Dublin, showcasing their rising status as a hard rock band. At this point in their care... Read Full Description >

  In June 1975, Thin Lizzy performed a notable live recording in Dublin, showcasing their rising status as a hard rock band. At this point in their career, they had recently released the album "Fighting" earlier that year, which featured the hit single "Rosalie" included in the setlist of the concert. "Fighting" was significant as it marked a turning point for the band, highlighting their ability to blend melodic elements with power-driven rock. During this era, they were also recognized for their dynamic live performances, a hallmark that would contribute to their lasting legacy. Phil Lynott’s charismatic stage presence and deep songwriting skills were pivotal in shaping their sound, and this particular live performance captured the essence of their energy and ambition. Tragically, the concert also serves as a poignant reminder of Lynott’s legacy, given his untimely death in 1986, which added a layer of nostalgia and reverence to the event.