Thin Lizzy

Thin Lizzy - Still in Love With You Live at the Rainbow, London

Rainbow
London, United Kingdom

• In early January 1978, Thin Lizzy was basking in the aftermath of their critically acclaimed album "Jailbreak," released in 1976. This period was mark... Read Full Description >

  In early January 1978, Thin Lizzy was basking in the aftermath of their critically acclaimed album "Jailbreak," released in 1976. This period was marked by significant commercial success and a solidifying reputation as a formidable live act, culminating in the recording of "Live and Dangerous," which was released later in 1978. The live performance of "Still in Love With You" at the Rainbow is a testament to the band's electrifying stage presence and musical prowess during this exciting phase in their career. Notably, "Live and Dangerous" is often cited as one of the greatest live albums in rock history, and Thin Lizzy, with its twin guitar harmonies and charismatic frontman Phil Lynott, was gaining momentum in the hard rock scene. The live rendition captured the band at a peak moment, showcasing their ability to engage with audiences through emotive melodies and powerful instrumentation.

Thin Lizzy Live at Sydney Opera: The Boys Are Back In Town with Gary Moore

Sydney Opera
Sydney, NSW, Australia

• In January 1978, Thin Lizzy was riding high on the success of their album "Jailbreak," which was released in 1976. This album was a pivotal moment in ... Read Full Description >

  In January 1978, Thin Lizzy was riding high on the success of their album "Jailbreak," which was released in 1976. This album was a pivotal moment in their career, securing their place in rock history with hits like "The Boys Are Back in Town." By the time of the live recording at the Sydney Opera House, Thin Lizzy was not only solidifying their reputation but also showcasing a lineup that featured legendary guitarist Gary Moore, who made a significant impact during his time with the band. The live performance captures the electric energy of the band at the peak of their powers, with a vibrant crowd and powerful execution of their classic hits. Additionally, this concert reflects the band's unique blend of hard rock and dual guitar harmonies, further highlighting their innovative musical style during this era.

Thin Lizzy - 'Are You Ready' Live Performance at Sydney Opera House

Sydney Opera House
Sydney, NSW, Australia

• In 1978, Thin Lizzy was in a dynamic period of their career, having just released the critically acclaimed album "Bad Reputation" in October 1977, whi... Read Full Description >

  In 1978, Thin Lizzy was in a dynamic period of their career, having just released the critically acclaimed album "Bad Reputation" in October 1977, which showcased their evolving sound and solidified their status in the hard rock scene. The live recording from the Sydney Opera House on January 1, 1978, captures the band at a high-energy point, performing tracks that highlighted their twin guitar harmonies and Phil Lynott's distinctive charisma as a frontman. Notably, in this performance, Thin Lizzy featured Gary Moore on guitar, who had rejoined the band during this era, contributing to a rich musical texture that included classics like "Are You Ready." This period also signified a pivotal moment for the group, as they were gaining international fame, making their live concerts significant milestones in their ongoing legacy.

Thin Lizzy - Bad Reputation Live Performance at Sydney Opera House

Sydney Opera House
Sydney, NSW, Australia

• In 1978, Thin Lizzy was experiencing significant momentum in their career, particularly following the release of their album “Johnny the Fox” earl... Read Full Description >

  In 1978, Thin Lizzy was experiencing significant momentum in their career, particularly following the release of their album “Johnny the Fox” earlier that same year. At the time of the live recording at the Sydney Opera House on October 1, 1978, the band was preparing to release their subsequent album, "Bad Reputation," which would come out later that month. This performance is notable not only for its iconic venue but also for showcasing the band's evolution into a more confident live act. The live recording features "Bad Reputation," a song that has since become one of Thin Lizzy's signature pieces. The performance exemplifies their blend of hard rock and lyrical storytelling, with Phil Lynott’s compelling stage presence at the forefront. Thin Lizzy’s growing popularity was reflected in their successful tours during this period, which solidified their reputation as one of the prominent rock bands of the late 1970s.

THIN LIZZY - LIVE Full Concert at Sydney Opera House, Australia

Sydney Opera House
Sydney, NSW, Australia

• In October 1978, Thin Lizzy was riding a wave of success following the release of their album "Johnny the Fox" in 1976 and "Bad Reputation" in 1977. B... Read Full Description >

  In October 1978, Thin Lizzy was riding a wave of success following the release of their album "Johnny the Fox" in 1976 and "Bad Reputation" in 1977. By the time of the live recording at the Sydney Opera House, the band had established themselves as a major force in rock music, known for their twin-guitar harmonies and charismatic performances. The concert showcased the prowess of their lineup, which included frontman Phil Lynott, guitar virtuoso Gary Moore, Scott Gorham, and drummer Mark Nauseef. An intriguing fact about this period is that Thin Lizzy was not only gaining commercial success but also developing a reputation for energetic live shows that resonated with fans, as illustrated by the enthusiastic crowd of over 26,000 at this performance. This concert captured the band at a pivotal moment in their career, just as they were solidifying their legacy in the rock genre.

Thin Lizzy & Gary Moore - Live Performance of 'Don't Believe A Word' at The Old Grey Whistle Test

The Old Grey Whistle Test
London, England, United Kingdom

• In late 1978, Thin Lizzy was riding high on the success of their album *Live and Dangerous*, which had been released just a few months earlier in Apri... Read Full Description >

  In late 1978, Thin Lizzy was riding high on the success of their album *Live and Dangerous*, which had been released just a few months earlier in April of that year. This live album is often celebrated as one of the greatest live recordings in rock history and helped solidify the band's reputation as a formidable live act. The performance of "Don't Believe A Word" featuring Gary Moore on guitar showcases the band’s dynamic sound and the chemistry between band members, including the iconic Phil Lynott. Notably, this period was marked by significant lineup changes, with Moore briefly rejoining the band, contributing to this electrifying performance. Thin Lizzy's appearance on *The Old Grey Whistle Test* also underscored their rising status in the UK rock scene as they navigated the late 70s music landscape and maintained a strong fanbase while grappling with internal challenges.