Live And Dangerous

I mean it's okay, but it ain't great.

It's certainly live. Not sure about dangerous. Maybe I'd really appreciate this if I was more familiar with Thin Lizzy's music. They're capable performers and this certainly wasn't bad, but I'm not especially taken with it. But I did find myself engaged more often than not. Highlights: Emerald, Still In Love With You, Cowboy Song, The Boys Are Back in Town

I'm honestly never sure how to rate or review a live album. They're never really on my list when I want to listen to an artist's discography. This is a fine album? The musicianship is pretty damn tight, the performances definitely feel energetic, and the tracklist flows really nicely. I suppose your opinion on this LP will simply depend on how big of a Thin Lizzy fan you are; and I wouldn't class myself as a big fan. So if you're a big fan, this would probably be an easy 5. If not, it will teeter around the 3-4 mark. For me, it's a 3. If parts of this album came on while I was driving, I wouldn't complain. But I wouldn't be turning the volume up in excitement, y'know? I appreciate Thin Lizzy to at least some degree, they were just never really up my alley. However, if you were looking for a good introduction to the band this would actually be a good starting point.

Saw them at my school for a special assembly They had a couple of decent songs

The inherent problem with live albums is that they can never recapture the experience of being at a live gig. A two-minute drum solo is spellbinding when you're in the audience, pumped up and surrounded by other fans - the atmosphere carries it. Without that context, it becomes interminable, dull. Live albums provide nostalgia to people who were actually in the audience and want to relive the experience. Sure, the band know what they're doing and the musicality and performances are good. There were some cool tracks on this - 'Dancing in the moonlight', 'Massacre' and 'The boys are back in town', for example. For me, though, live music and recorded music should be kept separate, at least in rock.

Rock. Pretty good, but I’m not really a fan of live albums. I would’ve much rather heard the studio versions.

Okay so this one was sound. We know I love rock, we know I love live playlists and we know I love guitar. Well? I liked this album. Very good.

I kind of expect this album to be rated lower by folks who maybe only know "The Boys Are Back in Town" and "Jailbreak" or whatever, but my god, what a document of a band at the absolute peak of their powers, not realizing the cliff they're about to fall off of. The slower, heavier arrangement of "Still in Love with You" is maybe the greatest live recording of a song, period. We would all kill for a love worthy of a song like that, played like *that*. Good god.

Some good live (or "live") performances recorded kind of shitty. But am I supposed to be mad about being asked to listen to Thin Lizzy?

harder and more fun than i expected. makes me wanna crank it loud and clean the house.

Absolute amazing set, and a 10 all around

Album 493 of 1001 Thin Lizzy - Live And Dangerous Rating : 3.75 / 5 Not typically a big fan of live albums. Enjoyed this more than I expected. Always liked their studio stuff.

Old, hard rock. It's decent to me.

Really solid rock music. So much better than the KISS three chord glam rock of the era. There is nothing really groundbreaking here, and I'm not sure I need to listen to much more Thin Lizzy, but I enjoyed it.

Wow. This has heavier moments than I thought it would. I love it. Totally hear the influence on a band like Iron Maiden - especially Emerald. Twin guitars soaring and great bass playing. Catchy tunes. Fun stuff.

its fucked up how there are like 1000 christmas songs but only 1 song aboutr the boys being back in town

Another live album already? I just got one a few days ago! Anyways, This one wasn't quite as good, but was still one of the better live albums I've gotten. First of all, I'll start with the problems. For one, it's pretty long. It was long enough for me to feel great when the album ended, but as I've said about many albums, it certainly isn't the worst 76 minute long album I've ever listened to. This being a live album definitely makes the length more understandable. Secondly, the album is a bit repetitive. It's not the most repetitive album I've listened to, but it's noticeable. Now it's praise time! This album's pretty fun. It's just some good simple hard rock akin to something like Def Leppard and even Van Halen at times. I'd say I like this more than the former but not quite as much as the latter. The vocals are pretty decent. The writing is too. The sound is the highlight of this album. There's definitely some talent that you can hear through the basslines and guitar riffs/solos. There's not much else to say. It's a good fun hard rock live album. High 3/5.

Heard bits & pieces of this album over the years and liked it. Been a fan since Boys are Back. Another rock & roll star casualty gone too soon. Great voice. Dueling guitars.

Of course the jailbreak is gonna be at the jail

I have nothing with Thin Lizzy

Pfff, echt, die live albums beginnen mijn strot uit te komen.

70s style hard rock. I knew of Thin Lizzy but, knowing Gary Moore's later work, I expected .... more. This is not bad by any stretch, but too long for the fact that there is not that much variation between the songs. 3/5

I just don't see the appeal of THIS specific live rock album compared to the many others out there. What makes this one special?

pretty good... voices of old people was the best song hands down

C bon

Felt exhausted just seeing a 1hr 16 min live album by Thin Lizzy going into this... but it wasn't that bad actually. I think I mixed it up with Alice Cooper. Anyways, had some decent songs, but nothing that really grabbed me, and won't be remembered either. Weak 3.

I really like Thin Lizzy, they just embody fun and sometimes political rock. This live album was a bit of a dud however. The mixing wasn't really there and you could never really feel the energy of the crowd or the live performance. I would've rather listened to one of their study albums.

A fun romp through the dizzying sounds of Thin Lizzy and the energy felt in their live performances.

Wish I could give it 4.5 stars. One of the best live albums I've ever heard!

The boys are back in town. 4

Thin Lizzy rips. No shit

I'm generally not a big fan of this genre. I will say Thin Lizzy has a few more songs with melodies I enjoy than the average 70s rocker. Southbound and Dancing in the Moonlight are enjoyable songs that I like a lot. Still, I was happy when the album, making it hard to give it more than a strong 2.

I think I enjoyed it

A good live performance by a decent band. Unfortunately, like most other live rock albums, has one too many jam sessions that immediately makes me lose interest

the boys are, in fact, back in town. this was really fun to listen to - the excitement of the crowd is infectious and the performance is fantastic

Decent album.

It was okay, had some really good songs. Yet again not my favourite but was still enjoyable.

Alright, let's get the technical nitpicks out of the way. This is a live album where there's uncertainty with which show each song was recorded, along with how many overdubs were used to polish up the sound. I don't mind the need for a little cleanup after recording to make the final product sound good, though it does come at the expense of some audience interaction not coming through as well. That said, Live and Dangerous is still an amazing album from the Irish hard rockers. As expected, most of the songs performed live sound just as good as their studio releases, with some sporting instrumental breaks like the saxophone solo during "Dancing in the Moonlight" or the drum solo for "Sha La La". However, there are a few highlights I want to bring up to illustrate why this album is considered well-regarded. In particular, there's the live performance of "Still in Love With You" - a much slower ballad than the original from Nightlife, enhanced with the epic guitar soloing of Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson. Later, there's the transition from "Cowboy Song" to "The Boys are Back in Town" off the same chord, making for a one-two punch. Finally, there were two new songs at the time, "Are You Ready" and "Baby Drives Me Crazy," that were never seen in a studio release. The former is such a fast infectious rocker of a tune, while the latter features the audience chanting "Baby" along with Lynott and harmonica soloing from a young Huey Lewis. If those moments don't sell you on Live and Dangerous, I don't know what will. Because it was either this or Jailbreak making the list, and I'm glad to get some Thin Lizzy representation here.

good live little repetitive

This was way better than I was expecting a multi-concert live album to be!

I'm not a big fan of live albums. But aside from the vocals this one is pretty well recorded. And it is also just a fantastic guitar album, so not the end of the world about the vocals.

Love Thin Lizzy, but live albums are rarely 5 stars

proof that Van Halen needed to happen...i'm sorry but i just think 70s rock that doesn't aim for heavier sounds or more progressive arrangements falls into an almost preemptive sense of lame nostalgia...there's this sense they're aiming to capture the cool and sensuality of early rock n' roll and that more often than not just makes me feel sleepy...that being said i did develop an appreciation for the songcraft even if the sound itself never works for me 4/10

Great live band. Loved a few songs I remember as a kid.

Rock, live, 1978 -> 3

I really hoped I would like this better than I did. I did like the call out of Huey Lewis on the harmonica near the end though. Loved Boys Are Back In Town. I was just underwhelmed with the rest of their playlist. It was okay…just didn’t love it.

Really enjoyed this. Would have been fun to see live.

Interesting album. Good energy but not too interesting

I don’t have any problem with Thin Lizzy. And jailbreak is a great album. But I don’t know that we need a live album too

emerald southbound the boys are back in town don't believe a word baby drives me crazy

Very listenable and atmospheric, didn’t realise they sang some of those.

Great bar band music. Tonight is gonna be a jail break…

Truly great.

Sooo Good!! It might just be the best Rock Live album ever made. It really captures the essence of the Thin Lizzy live show and song list of the particular era.

Always viewed Thin Lizzy as a bit limp but I quite liked, might even listen to it again if it wasn’t so fucking long…,. maybe I am getting old

Jesus christ, wasn't expecting THIS for a live album

Only 4 tracks available on Spotify. I don't want to bother hunting down the rest.

I'm not a live album person

In my opinion, Thin Lizzy is one of the most underrated bands of the 70s. Not only are there albums underappreciated, but now knowing that their live show is incredible just puts the cherry on top. Every song from this record either equals or surpasses the studio recordings. The musicianship and lyrics were all on point throughout. Even their signature sound of harmonizing guitar solos were flawless, a mighty impressive feat. Not to mention when "Cowboy Song" transitioned right into "The Boys Are Back In Town" it was goddamn perfect and my mind was blown. Overall, this was a damn near perfect live recording, and makes me want to listen to Thin Lizzy even more. Notable Tracks: - Jailbreak - even better than the studio recording and it's not close - Rosalie / Cowgirl's Song - Still in Love with You - great classic power ballad with some sick guitar solos - Sha-La-La - Baby Drives Me Crazy - nails the blues vibe, and THE Huey Lewis on harmonica?? 9/10

I'm giving this a three because the songs are great and Thin Lizzy rocks. But this is not an album. In any universe. It's barely even an EP. 3

Not for me at 100

Rippin late 70s rock. Not too much intrigue, but some fun vibes. I never knew they sounded so fun much like Springsteen. At least to me.

2.5/5

Yikes

Ik schrik vannacht nog wakker badend in het zweet, met de stem van Phil Lynott die roept 'this song is called...'. Er kwam geen einde aan. Kan best wel een beetje no nonsense rock & roll aan, maar dit ging me een uur te lang door. Tuurlijk, 'The Boys Are Back In Town' is een legendarische track, maar ik vind een live versie met nog meer overbodig gitaargezever niet perse beter. Bij het Hendrix-esque 'Warriors' ging ik nog even op het puntje van m'n stoel zitten. Maar het verandert de situatie niet, dat een live album van een hardrock band mijn week niet echt lekker breekt. 5/10 Highlights: Warriors

Dit zou zomaar eens het duizend-en-eerste album van de lijst kunnen zijn geweest. 'Jongens, we hebben er nog 1 nodig. Nou doe dan maar die van Thin Lizzy'. Toch ff in de Wiki gedoken, wat is hier zo bijzonder aan? Wordt blijkbaar gekenmerkt als één van de beste live platen. Is ook niet alleen een opname, maar een serieuze productie van Tony Visconti. Schijnbaar is 75% overdubbed en zijn er zelfs audience geluiden gemaakt met een keyboard. Waar zit ik dan in godsnaam naar te luisteren??!? Een band hun topvorm ik de tour na hun grootste hits? Geen idee. Het is gewoon bij elkaar geknipt en geplakt. Ook al is the Boys are Back in Town een nostalgische banger, ik ga hier niet meer dan 1 ster voor geven. 3/10 Highlights Still in Love With You The Boys are Back in Town

I enjoyed this while I wrote to and from work today. But it's not something that I'm going to suddenly decide to put on sometime in the future

Good live album

Loved the guitar and drums, not my favorite lyrics

Nice, I will come back to this again when I ever feel like listening to rock

Solid, but no bangers.

THE BOYS ARE BACK IN TOWN More fun than I expected in a few places, but too long and too much filler.

Short and sweet!

Thin Lizzy is a rock n’ roll good time.

64/100

It's very interesting hearing the vast influences that earlier bands had on Thin Lizzy and how thoroughly their lead guitarist as well as the pacing of their sound derives from those influences. I can hear a ton of Jimi Hendrix as well as the David Gilmour days of Pink Floyd.

It’s okay. I prefer thin Lizzys studio albums.

mid

Only four songs of this album were available on Spotify- bit hard to give an honest rating. 3/5

It's okay. In general, I'm not a big fan of most live albums and this is no exception. I don't see myself seeking this out one again.

Great live album.

Some decent songs but live albums shouldn’t be on the list. Just put the greatest hits on there

Low expectations but this was so good

Some of the songs on this are really great, fast, hard, really great listens. And then there’s songs like Johnny the Fox Meets Jimmy the Weed that are so lame and boring. Still better than I thought, I was let down when I listened to some of their studio albums.

Live albums are pointless.

Not bad, if unremarkable. The guitars were good but overshadowed by the vocals. I’m not sure why this made the cut.

Overrated

I knew Boys Are Back in Town from various genre mixes and enjoyed the few other tracks that popped up but never took the time to actually listen to Thin Lizzy. I think they're my new favorite hard rock group baring maybe GnR. I don't love that these tracks are overdubbed. You can hear the hard cuts between tracks so clearly and it sucks the crowd energy right out. The good news is Phil Lynott doesn't need the crowd to rock out. This band just grooves. There are more wild bands and more technically proficient bands, but Thin Lizzy feels so much more rock and roll than all of them, at least on this album. The transition from Cowboy Song to Boys are Back is a chefs kiss and Massacre is a track so good I had to replay it immediately. This isn't going down on my best albums of all time, but I'm very glad I have it a listen.

I kind of liked this one. Not my usual thing, but obviously a great live band

Those twin guitars and Phil's bass attack. What's not to love.

Just one of the best live albums ever made. A sad reminder of the loss of Phil Lynott - but what a ride he had along the way!

I don't like live albums...no idea why, never have. Except this one! Musically and vocally superb

The Spotify version of this is only 4 songs. That seems like an appropriate amount.

A 4 track album considered one of the greatest live albums? Come on. Maybe if the tracks were 15 minute jams each. Nope. Total runtime 21 minutes.

Loved the rockers in this group

Interestingly, I actually expected to like this more than I did. It’s good but started a little slow for me, overall though it’s a good album.

Huh, better than I expected, but not what I expected either? Makes me want to hear more Thin Lizzy. But also wondering if they're a better live band and the studio stuff doesn't hold up as well. Terrible review, totally average. Sorry this one needs way more time in my ears.

I know it’s considered a classic live album, but I didn’t really enjoy it.

Eh, just drags on and doesn't really do anything interesting. Kinda glad I wasn't at this concert.

Schlock rock. Decent

Noh tämä on Thin Lizzy ja livenä eli meno on hyvä. Biisit jopa tanssittavia. Hittimateriaalia tosin kuulostaa olevan yllättävän vähän, vaikka tässä varmaan olisi tarkoitus olla ”greatest” biisit? Mutta useampi bängerihkö, ml. ärsyttävä Boys are back in town. En rakastu.

Pieni (mutta pitkäkestoinen) ihme: yli tunnin live-LP, joka alkaa ehkä hienoisesti kyllästyttää vasta aivan lopussa. Tällä bändillä on toimivia biisejäkin, vaikka toki tulen jatkossa etsimään niitä studiolevyiltä. Soundillisesti soitto on asiantuntevan, pehmeän keinahtelevaa - viihdyttää kyllä. 3+

I was surprised to see Thin Lizzy on this list - and what a joy to get a slice of their live set! There are songs, and there is Emerald. A swashbuckling ride from start-to-finish. Southbound has great vocal harmonies Contrasting some other live albums on this list, I like the song-to-song nature, with only a smattering of mic talk. The seamless movements from song to song is brilliant.

I liked this album, I have only ever really heard the boys are back in town, so cool to hear some other of his songs.

So many memories. This came out after my high school band already had “Emerald” in our set — a favorite. This album really shows off the strengths of each member of Lizzy — and this was my favorite line-up. One of the best live albums ever.

Uh, yeah, sure, ok.

Live albums are typically not my thing. Boys are Back in town mixed with strong guitar flow made this more enjoyable than expected.

A couple songs by an okay band.

Terrific album

Appropriately rockin 🤟

For most of my life my only exposer to Thin Lizzy was the singles from Jailbreak. I liked what I heard but not enough to buy any albums. A few years back thanks to music streaming I started digging further into their extensive catalog. Through that digging Bad Reputation, Black Rose and Johnny The Fox quickly became favorites for me. Live And Dangerous only made me mad that I was born too late to see this band perform in their prime. It had to be awe inspiring to hear those iconic harmonizing guitar leads cranked in an arena. I’m not usually a live album fan but it’s hard to deny how phenomenal the band sounds here. Phil Lynott’s one-of-a-kind vocals absolutely soar throughout the entire performance. And let’s be honest Phil’s name really should be at the top of more greatest bass player lists. Brian Downey’s drumming is tight and in the pocket while still making things feel like things could go off the rails at any moment. Of course Brian Robertson and Scott Gorham’s face melting guitars are insane. No songs are rushed or dragging and all the musicians are just perfectly locked in together. I know this was recorded over multiple performances and there were studio sessions after, I don’t care how they made it sound so good and like your front row I’m just glad they did.

One of the classic bands from the 70's here. Everyone knows the hits, but I really like Emerald. I dig the guitars. This album would be better if the singer didn't talk. He sounds like a chode. I like how, after the first song, he lets the ladies know that he is ready to party if they "want a bit more Irish in them." Really setting up his after concert experience early on in the set, smart. Then, towards the end of the set, he asks them, "Are you ready to rip it up? Are you ready to rock?" He's ready to get backstage and rip up some vagina, and he wants to make sure they are ready, too. This guy knows how to plan his evening. Oh, Huey Lewis on harmonica, nice!

Good, ol' fashioned rock 'n roll; clean, energic vocals over driving guitars. It avoids the pitfalls of cock rock bands like KISS but it is still "light" hard rock with attitude. Though this list doesn't allow 'best of' compilations, a live album containing the best of an artist's work is fair game, and I'm fine with that. The band is tight, playing well with each and filling space without walking all over each other; they have mastered their instruments and perform both technically and musically together. Clean doubled guitar lines too. Self-assured and singing with personality, Phil Lynott commands the stage and keeps the listener's ear. He casts a spell on the audience and you buy all in immediately. Surprised I like this so much; it's not my normal cup of tea, but they have my attention. Phil does his best Hendrix vocally on "Warrior." Smart to jump into their biggest hit "The Boys Are Back In Town" as a segue from the previous song; it keeps the audience on their toes. These guys sound like they put on a great and energetic live show, and we even get a drum solo on "Baby Drives Me Crazy"!

Thin Lizzy, let's gooo! I put on my "Jailbreak" T-shirt for the occasion today, my go-to St. Paddy's Day attire. I have an inexplicable soft spot for this band, considering I'm largely indifferent to many of their contemporaries in this "straightforward hard classic rock" genre. I think their music is solid; I like the twin-guitar sound they pioneered. But probably a lot of the appeal for me is down to Phil Lynott's charisma (RIP). I find his backstory fascinating and he brings a tough yet sensitive persona to the songs--some heart to the typical rock posturing. On this live album, as he talks to the crowd, I get to hear his Oirish accent, which never fails to charm me. Despite being fans of theirs, I never sat to listen to this album before today. I thought they sounded good live! Part of me wonders if this live album was a way to circumvent the list's own rule about not including compilation albums. With a live album you get songs from many studio records. I had been wondering if Thin Lizzy was going to make an appearance on this list at all, and I would guess that this will be the only work included from them, so maybe including the live album to represent them is a way of showcasing their work from a greater span of their career. I guess this list simply doesn't have room to include more than one Thin Lizzy studio album when we have to feature NINE things by Neil Young! Compared to the studio albums, which I'm more used to listening to, I have to say that it seems to me that some of the levels and clarity weren't as good, making it hard to showcase some of the features of the music as well as I'm used to hearing, especially with the guitars. Certain things weren't hitting as hard as I was used to. I guess it's more challenging than I would know, trying to convey studio music in a live setting while recording it well. But all in all, I don't think this effort was bad, and I like that they tried to bottle the lightening. Even though this offering covered a lot of their material, there are several songs of theirs I really like that were absent, such as "Bad Reputation" or "Wild One," so since it's the weekend and I have more time, I may go ahead and revisit their other albums, especially from the "Fighting" album onward. ("Fighting" as an album title always makes me laugh. Once again, way to live up to national stereotypes, guys!) 4.something stars

I have a soft spot for people with roots in the Caribbean who go on to do big things on an international scale. Phil Lynott is one of those people, as he is half Guyanese. I am not the biggest Thin Lizzy fan, but their music always brings a smile to my face and this one did also.

HERE WE FUCKING GO

I enjoyed this. I like Thin Lizzie. I do not understand the love for live albums.

I already don’t care for live albums. I care not for live butt rock.

This is OK. I don't love it, and I can't see myself going back for more, but it didn't offend me. It did feel pretty samey though, and there wasn't much to get excited about musically.

One of the very best live albums ever. Catching Lizzy from November 1976 to June 1978, when they were at their peak live. .sjb

The solos rip. I'd love to listen to this the next time the boys are back in town.

I love this album. Classic 70s Rock. Phil just gets after it. Beautiful voice, tough, loner attitude. Non-stop guitar rip. Still In Live with You is the masterpiece here. The second half of the album never lets up…Cowboy Song, Suicide, and The Rocker. This album makes me wish I could have seen TZ live.

I probably wouldn't choose to listen to this album of my own accord, but I did enjoy my time with it today. It's the kind of thing I could see playing in the background in the garage on a Saturday night with the boys. Would go well with lite beer, hockey and darts.

Great live album. Rowdy without being too distorted to follow. Standouts are the hits “Jailbreak” and “The Boys Are Back in Town”.

Peak Rock and Roll. A unchangeable amount of cool.

Correcto

Gave me a new appreciation for Thin Lizzy. Amazing live and gave their recorded songs more weight

Wish it was longer, but a good live album. 3/5

Would rate it 3.8 but Lower than a 4.

Only managed to give this one a single listen, not intentional, just short on time today. Like any 70s hard rock band, I'm not giving this higher than a three because it's just not my thing really. That said, this is a strong 3. Yes, it has your standard long guitar and drum solos and over the top energy. This album also has insanely good groovy and bluesy bass lines, odd drum patterns, and a dynamic set list. The slower songs really help punctuate the high energy stuff, and generally I felt like the album as a whole flowed really well. It goes without saying that Phil Lynott has a great energy for this stuff; he surprised me with some of the personal depth on the lyrics sometimes. And yes, the solos are exhausting sometimes, but the guitarists generally did really well at keeping the solos solid throughout. All in all, a great album I don't see myself going to too often, but if hard rock and solos are your thing, I think you'll love this.

For extended periods of time, this doesn't sound or feel like a live album. Standouts for me where massacre and baby drives me crazy. I enjoyed it but it won't stick on my mind.

p409. 1978. 4 stars. Not a fan of live or double albums, but this is an exception. A greatest hits set from one of the best live bands ever. Point deducted for the occasional lapse into late 70's wankage - no-one needs 7+ minute tracks or extended drum solos.

down to chill

Not live and not all that dangerous either.

badass

Phil: Do any of you girls want a little bit more Irish in you? Me: Vomits in mouth a bit

I've never been a Thìn Lizzy fan, but I obviously knew of them, and a few of their songs. This is alright, and really clean for a live album (it makes me wonder how much was overdubbed in the studio), and it's good to hear the bass so high in the mix but I guess that's not surprising. Not bad, not great, but that album cover is a sight to behold - Mr Lynott could have knocked my hat off!

Not my favourite band but this is a good live album. Nicely recorded and full of energy, the band are tight and driving, Phil's voice is expressive and strong. Oh apparently it's overdubbed. Well that explains that then. 'Massacre' is a corker and obviously so influential on twin guitar rock bands like Iron Maiden. I'm not converted though.

Not a fan of live albums but was good

Fantastic live no so live album

Thin Lizzy wasn’t part of my musical upbringing, so when I listened to “Live and Dangerous,” it felt like a fresh experience. Of course, I recognized “The Boys Are Back In Town,” but the rest of the album was new to me. I quickly picked up on the blues elements, which I found particularly enjoyable. While I can’t say I’ll go out of my way to explore more of their discography, this classic rock album was a fun listen.

Great album. Too short

Thin Lizzy are great - so many excellent tracks on this album! Only criticism is that it's a bit too long. Phil Lynott is (was) cool. As is his love of Ireland. And I love Thin Lizzy's sound - get lost in the moment, and the music takes you away. Cowboy Song is amazing - a guitar journey 😎. I would have loved to have seen them live - imagine how cool that would have been ... Dancing in the Moonlight.

A live double album is a lot in one day! Great guitars, good tunes, melodies, variety, a cool singer, great voice and decent lyrics. Classic rock 😎 This version of 'Still In Love With You' is EPIC! My favourite track so far. 'Dancing In The Moonlight', 'Cowboy Song' and (especially) 'Massacre' are great too. Will definitely listen to this album more ❤️

Lots of cool songs but I’m not a fan of the format! I didn’t find it as perfect of a Thin Lizzy listening experience as one could get, maybe just not a fan of the recording style. Favourite track: The Boys Are Back In Town

Live albums aren’t something I listen to often. I prefer studio albums - if I want to watch a live show I’ll go to one! Or watch old shows on YouTube so you can actually see it. What’s more, this isn’t even a true live album - it’s snippets from several live shows with studio recordings and crowd noise overdubbed. It’s neither a live album nor a studio album. So what’s the point? 3 stars because the songs are solid but the format means I probably won’t come back to this, and a double album at 1h 16mins is too long.

It's a fun concert

Positively miserable. On my birthday too

the album is decent and had pretty good energy all the way through! then it went on for another 30 minutes. 😔

Fun tunes for a ride. Riffs moving towards metal, then back to funk. The recording itself is patchy. I couldn't help but wish I was listening to Hendrix instead.

Gear: DCA ÆON 2 Noire Artwork: perfektes Hard Rock-Live-Album-Cover mit adäquat präsentem und beledertem Schritt Mix (2022 Remaster): so lala Salat mit aus mehreren rauschigen Live-Mitschnitten und wenig eleganten Overdubs Musik: Thin Lizzy schaffen es leider auch nicht, den Zirkel der mauen Live-Alben für diese Top-Alben-Liste zu durchbrechen. Schade. Wertung: 🔦(🔦)/5

Too many overdubs for me to really enjoy it. It is an epic band though!

i did NOT expect this to be this good this was fucking GAS. real hard mothafuckin rock music. guitar solos were impressive, memorable, and i suspect that the live versions are better than the originals. If this ended after the boys are back in town this would have been a 5 - unfortunately the back half just isn’t as hard as the first. if they were sprinkled between the songs of the first half this might have been a different rating top 3 - dancing in the moonlight, massacre, still in love with you (AND ALL THOSE ARE IN A ROW!!! what a 3 track run)

Fantàstic rock!

Another live album that I don't feel like deserves a place on the list. I feel like live albums tend to be big area rock bands and those just don't do much for me. 2.5/5

There is only 3 songs available on this live album on spotify, but that's okay, I hate listening to live albums and I can't believe how many are on this list. Listened to the live version of jailbreak and it sounds like a slowed version, just bad. Anyway, I'm going to listen to my Jailbreak album and call it good.

Some songs were pretty good and I enjoyed them quite a bit but this is just too long

If I had to describe this album in one phrase, it would be "kick-ass". I never really thought much about Thin Lizzy beyond The Boys Are Back in Town, but that might actually be my least favorite song on this recording. Electric and punchy musicianship, the perfect kind to dance and head bang to

Solid album, can't really fault it.

Conheço algumas musicas mas nunca ouvi inteiro. Fiquei animado para ouvir. Voz única. Instrumentação que eu gosto muito, com piano e baixo bem altos no mix. Muito swing e ritmado. Sonoridade me agrada demais. A voz é exagerada, intensidade máxima o tempo todo, seria bom se tivesse alguma variação de intensidade

If this list was "Best Classic Rock Albums to Get Hammered To" this would be in my top ten.

Southbound Cowboy Song The Boys Are Back In Town Sha-La-La Sounds fun and entertaining. Unfortunately there’s nothing here that catches my attention and makes me wanna put this album on again in the future

Not my favorite

Snoozer

7/10. Some classics. Great energy. Very good guitarists. Southbound probably my favorite song on the album, but put Boys are Back in Town on the playlist as well for the nostalgia of that song.

Some good tunes but a tad too long

Good songs, but I’ve never been a fan of live albums

Decent enough album. Not the greatest live album I’ve ever heard.

Expected another run-of-the-mill Hard Rock album. Got a live album that admittedly features above standard Hard Rock, but also overstays its welcome and lacks the energy I expect from a live recording. 3.5/5.

great

Thoughts before listening: This is one of those bands that I know I should really like, I enjoy what I've heard, but I've never actually dug in on them. Glad to have this pop up today and to give it a shot. Review: This is fun. Maybe I just have a soft place in my heart for this brand of hard rock, but I rather enjoyed listening to this album. I especially love the looseness of a live album, and despite this one reportedly being heavily overdubbed in studio, this was right up my alley. There is a Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band vibe to the performances here that I was not expecting. There are some classics like "Jailbreak" and "The Boys Are Back in Town", and I am also adding songs like "Rosalie" (Chattanooga reference in the lyrics!), "Dancing in the Moonlight", and "Massacre" to the playlist. 4-stars.

3.5

A pretty fun hard rock record. There's definitely some very solid cuts and nice instrumental moments such as on "Dancing in the Moonlight" and "Still in Love with You" while never failing to remain consistently engaging.

An enjoyable one - knowing who the heck the band are makes all the difference sometimes! Not always a fan of a live album but this one was one of the better ones I’ve listened to. Tapped my foot and nodded my head the whole way through

This was great! High energy live rock n roll. Sounds very similar to the on-record Thin Lizzy I'm familiar with.

Easy to listen to and sounds pretty good for a live album. Apparently the entire album may have only been drums and audience from a live recoding and the rest was done in studio. So it's pretty much a best of album. Filled with sax solos and guitar solos galore.

Really good live album. I enjoyed very much. Lizzy are not a band I have listened too much album wise but this was enjoyable and had all the mainstream hits. Favourite song: Jail break and the boys are back in town. Least favourite: All good Album artwork: cool

I had low expectations for this but actually enjoyed it

The prototypal live rock and roll album.

Fun Rock and roll record.

Immediately improved my mood today

Better than I expected. I haven't explored this band in any detail before, just know the hits.

Genuinely curious why this is here

Cowboy song into boys are back in town was definitely the highlight. It’s the kind of easy listening rock that my dad would like but sounds pretty boring to me. Rating: 2.9

Sounds like a great night!

It's a real rare double album that makes it seem worth it. This doesn't quite make the cut.

One thing this project has taught me is that I’m not the only person who hates live albums. Thin Lizzy is the quintessential “70s rock band”. The kids on That ‘70s Show definitely listened to this in the basement. It borders on generic. Only this is a live album so there’s stupid banter, long boring drum solos, and muddy vocals. Yay!

Very fun

Ok, zonder dat ik deze band kende of wat dan ook was ik bij het begin van Southbound er van overtuigd dat het 'The Boys are back in town' was. Blijkt ook een nummer van hun te zijn. Ik vraag me altijd een beetje af wie bepaalt welk rock album er wel en welke er niet in moeten. Want ik heb sterk het vermoeden dat er gewoon 800 rock albums gekozen zijn en dan daarnaast alleen het aller aller aller aller aller beste van andere genres. Dit album is ook prima. Maar gewoon alleen prima eigenlijk. Album duurt verder gewoon veel te lang. Thin Lizzy is niet interessant genoeg voor een uur en een kwartier. Nummers lopen heel erg in elkaar over. Ik heb een heel groot 'het zal allemaal wel' gehalte. Muziek zal best prima zijn, maar Thin Lizzy zal me verder echt aan mn reet roesten. FAVO: Dancin in the moonlight, The boys are back in town

Nothing wrong with it, some good performances. Thin Lizzy were never my thing.

Rocking good time!

Enjoyed very much. Just a good time. Best tracks were southbound and the boys are back in town

Pretty good, I like thin lizzy but I've never listened to a full album by them. This was pretty enjoyable if not a little long

When i read that they pieced this live album together from multiple performances, i was a little disappointed. 3.3 stars

Classic lizzy stuff

Props to a good performance that probably took a lot of energy to perform. I just honestly am not as much a fan of love albums of even my favorite bands, let alone one I am not as familiar with.

Pretty good. Not something I'd normally listen to but some good rock tracks and a good vibe to it

🤘🏼🤘🏼

🤘🏻🎸⚡️🍆🤘🏻

Although not one of the greatest live albums ever! This is powerful and shows the band's energy.

Spotify was missing most of the tracks, but of the ones I listened to - really solid. I like his vocals, the guitar solos (especially the harmonies) were really beautiful. Nice driving pace, super tight. Probably helped by the fact that it was partially recorded in a studio. Sure, it's cheating. Sure, it's kind of long. But that's a pretty sick live album.

Not a huge fan of live albums

I’m straddling the fence. Love the hard rock and silly 70’s screaming guitar solos, but I can do without the machismo BS that was so typical of the later 70’s rock bands. Yeah, didn’t really like them then, have even less regard for them now.

An hour and seventeen minutes is too much Thin Lizzy.

I'm not a big fan of live albums being on lists like this, however I'm glad I listened to this. I was dreading it but I ended up enjoying it quite a lot. High energy rock show. Fav songs: - Jailbreak - Still in Love with you - Cowboy Song - The boys are back in town

Cracker. Definitive recordings of so many songs.

I’m not a fan of recorded live music or of hard rock/metal. Obviously this album isn’t for me. But rock on, Thin Lizzy fans.

classico rock anni 80 forse un poco in anticipo con gli anni ma tutto lets go we are happy lets rule the world si figo assoli di chitarra ecc anche abbastanza moderno

That is one of the best live albums out there.

21 minutes and 4 tracks and I already knew I was going to like one of the songs, plus one for succinctness and doing it live.

It is quite long, but the rock and roll is pretty good and they keep the live nonsense to a minimum. I can dig it.

Quand l'album part avec une version live moins bonne d'une chanson déjà ordinaire, on sait qu'on n'aura pas droit à un chef-d'oeuvre. Honnêtement je ne comprends pas les gens qui disent que cet album est plein d'énergie, pour moi ça sonne comme si le chanteur venait de se réveiller. La production est à peine meilleure qu'un live bootleg, c'est insultant de savoir qu'il y a eu en plus des retouches en studio. Je ne vois vraiment pas les louanges que cet album a droit à. 2/10

‘78 Marin County Fair sound. Boys are Back in Town.

Something feels disingenuous about an Irish band that’s trying to sound like it’s from Philly. But the back half of the album felt more like just having fun rocking out, and it won me back.

I always struggle with this brand of rock, and I guess I can tell it’s good if you like the genre, but it’s just one single note the entire way through. The crowd pop as “Boys” begins is fun, as is the Bluesy Huey Lewis cameo.

First track “Jailbreak” goes pretty hard. I dig it! The rest of the album is awesome. Fun songs, shredding solos, and overall just good vibe music. Highly enjoyable listen.

This is the epitome of white boy rock. It's not bad, and for the record, I'm a "white boy", but it's not great. 3 stars

Even after adjusting for the fact that this is not the type of music I normally gravitate towards this album feels disappointing. All the songs feel flat and over-processed (likely due to the overdubbing that happened after the live recordings) and this album does not have the energy I find most live albums do. The one exception to this is the version of The Boys Are Back In Town. This song feels energetic and fun, which sticks out on this record.

Meh

Great guitar interplay, no song outlives it's welcome. A LOT of early Iron Maiden in this, Dave Murray especially clearly influenced.

This was immaculate. From production to energy to everything in between. Some really consummate showmanship it seems!

Why so many live albums

Forgettable live album.

Consider myself a fan of Thin Lizzy and even had the Jailbreak disc, but this album absolutely blew me away. These guys are better live. I was playing some of this for my wife and she shared a story of being driven to high school by her sister, in a 1978 Monte Carlo, listening to Thin Lizzy on a 8 track cassette. Now I'm confident every rock n roller who went to high school in the 80's had the Jailbreak album, even Angie. Love Phil's voice and the unique sound of the band. They rocked out, blues out and even had a couple mellow tunes that were fantastic. I have always loved Rosalie, Cowboy Song, Running Back (sadly not on this album), Jailbreak and Boys are Back in Town but Still In Love With You has quickly become one my favorites. Gogdamn, that song really hit me good and made me think of times I about lost the love of my life. Thank God she has put up with my shit through the years. I had no idea Bob Seger wrote Rosalie and smiled when he threw props to Seger in the intro. Another surprise was the introduction of Huey Lewis as the harmonica player. There was really only one song I wasn't a fan of, but I loved this album so much , I have listened 4-5 times this week and it just kept growing on me. So many great sounds and songs, my rating has gone from a 4 to where Thin Lizzy is going to get their own spot on my Spotify account. I've been diving into their music collection all week. I seemed to have forgotten how good these guys are and this is one of the reason I love this site so much. After last several albums I am really happy to be reintroduced to Thin Lizzy. They will become part of my regular listening rotation. Most of this album will be downloaded. Great album! 5

3.5 I’ve never claimed to be much of a Thin Lizzy fan, but this album definitely made me more of one! I really thought all these guys had was Jailbreak and The Boys are Back in Town, but there was no shortage of great songs to be found here, with Emerald, Rosalie, Are You Ready, and my personal favorite, Southbound, all being highlights. I didn’t care as much for some of the later slower stuff like Dancing in the Moonlight and Still in Love With You, but I will say, as a whole, I really do think the songs are greatly enhanced by the band’s live performance - in most cases, I found them better than their studio versions. While I wouldn’t go as far as to call this one of the best live albums I’ve ever heard, it does have a great energy to it that makes me think these guys would have been a blast to see. Granted, there was apparently a lot of studio overdubbing work done on this, but that kind of thing happens with most live albums, so I don’t really fault them for that here, and I honestly, I think they did it more seamlessly than some other live albums I’ve heard (love The Mark, Tom, & Travis Show, but yeah…) I don’t think this is any kind of all-time great, but I do think this a fun live album and definitely has a place in a classic rock record collection.

It has a great sound. Not totally raw as they ,for example, edited some phasing to the drums solo at the end of ‘Sha-La-La’. The solo came out of nowhere and I really enjoyed it. ‘Still in Love With You’ hooked me in. What stands out are the two lead guitars harmonizing. But to be honest I don’t always like the sound of it. At first I also liked ‘Dancing In The Moonlight’ but it’s feels a bit generic towards the end of the song. I’m happy that I got to know the band but will probably not listen to the full album again. One takeaway for me is that a phaser sounds really good on cymbals.

I can't stand live abums

This has got to be my least favorite genre of music. Not unlistenable, but it’s not creative and just boring.

9 hours. 9. Hours. No Nathanial, Oh no Nathanial, there must be more to life than listening to 9 consecutive hours of Thin Lizzy. Obviously I didn’t listen to it all, and to be fair, what I did listen to I enjoyed.

I really liked the song where they

Fundamentally pretty boring 70s classic- straightforward arena filling pop rock with familiar chords, predictable structures, and melodies you've basically heard before. Good enough unchallenging music that certainly goes down easy. The only really good bit is how hard they lean into the gimmic of twin guitars harmonizing on the leads - yeah, it's corny as hell, but my god it rips. The sax stuff and new wave-sound tracks (dancing in the moonlight) are pretty fun too. Has there ever been a cover that more succinctly illustrates the idea of cock rock?

Very good

Turning into my dad, classics here

Hell yeah. I only wish the whole album was available on Spotify so I could add it to my collection.

This was fun. If I had to listen to old rock I'd pick this over the sabbaths and deep purple and stuff. I moved to Ireland nearly a decade ago and Phil Lynott is a god here and I can see why. He is the Irish Hendrix. Plus the rhythm section slaps as well. The live album seems to do a good job of capturing their energy. My only complaint is that it didn't offer much variety and I found over an hour if this way too much. But if you are a fan then I'm sure you'd stuck this straight in your veins.

Kept thinking "this band sounds just like another band from that era". At first I was thinking of Tom Petty "don't do me like that", but turns out I was actually thinking of the songs JailBreak and The Boys are Back In town and didn't realize who sung them. So there... Thin Lizzy sounds just like the band Thin Lizzy. #HotTake

Fun

Never heard of Thin Lizzy. Unfortunately only a few songs from this album were available but I wasn't too fond of what I heard. Maybe an unfair rating but. 2 stars.

Good background music and that’s about the most I can say. They had a great crowd though!

My kind of background vibes. And foreground vibes... But I was busy. Never intentionally listened to Thin Lizzy before, but I had a great time

Really cool. Drums are so good! Also is Tommy the Cat a pastiche of Johnny the Fox Meets Jimmy the Weed? Discuss.

Tight explosive set. Love that seamless flow from Cowboy Song to The Boys Are Back in Town. Bass is really tight. Never noticed before

Meh.

Nothing special

It was okay, but then it kept going and kept going.

Honestly a lot of the songs were unmemorable. However, the guitar on this album was so incredible that I'm going to give it some bonus points. Even more impressive that this was recorded live. 3.5/5

Much better than I thought or remembered. Not sure I'd listen to it very often but that was not bad at all.

70’s rock at its pinnacle.

It's fine, although nothing groundbreaking. Definitely too long. And weird that it's live but also not. Not bad enough for a 2 though.

boys are back in town

This one's for the fellas!

Listening to this live album feels equivalent to those times when your friend pulls out their phone and shows a video of some concert they once went to and talk about how amazing it was. Honestly it sounded like a great show, but it's horribly grating to have to listen to an ~80min compilation of live Thin Lizzy songs. The only part that caught my attention was the transition from Cowboy Song into The Boys Are Back in Town, but even that is pretty common among live performances. Only a select few live albums come to mind that would be appropriate on this list, ones that stand uniquely on their own for one reason or another. Folsom Prison by JC, Nirvana MTV Unplugged, and Portishead at the Roseland This album is not trash by any means, but this should absolutely not be on this list. 1.5/5 -> 2/5.

Thought i’d like it more than I did. “Boys” isnangreatbtunenofncourse

This album is a good time! Great guitar, awesome drums, catchy songs. Listens: 1 Fave Track: Massacre Rating: 4

Some good tracks. 3.75

No more live albums please

decent but drags on and doesn't stand out much, don't really see the point of including this on the list

Great guitar solos

I'd still rather have studio versions, but Phil Lynott is charming AF and they have the tunes.

Not unlistenable but quite dull. Don't really understand why it's on this list. Couldn't finish it.

Consider my rating a 3.5. Nice! I went into this expecting to not be a fan, especially since I'm usually not a fan of live albums, but this was good! This would have been a solid 4 instead of a 3.5, but I found out that a lot of this was overdubbed after the fact and no one knows just how much of this is actual live audio so...that doesn't really sit right with me. Oh well. This album was still very enjoyable and made me want to listen to more Thin Lizzy, so I gotta give it that! P. S. Being a metalhead also helped my appreciation of this, as it's easy to see how Thin Lizzy influenced a lot of bands.

Only four songs on Spotify.

Un excelente album de Hard Rock y proto-metal. Antes no tenía en mi radar a Thin Lizzy y me preguntaba por qué tantas bandas tienen a la agrupación irlandesa como uno de sus principales referentes, ahora lo tengo completamente claro. La energía de esta banda es casi inigualable, a pesar de que este trabajo en particular tenga uno que otro overdub. Recomendable, y personalmente, volveré a escucharlo.

good

Famous live album representing the essence out of two different live tours.

Shockingly not bad

Fun live album Standout songs: Suicide Johnny the Fox Meets Jimmy the Weed Rosalie

un cinco. Tienen una versión de whiskey on the jar muy buena, aunque no está en este disco.

Twin guitar attack! Love the harmonies and the dueling solos. The bass is clear in the mix too. They can slow it down when needed, like Still In Love With You, complete with extended solos. The smooth transition into The Boys Are Back In Town is a ton of fun. Other highlights: Emerald, Massacre, Don't Believe A Word, Are You Ready, Suicide. Top notch hard rocking live stuff from start to finish.

This was some of the best rock I've heard in a minute. And this has to be one of the most well mixed live albums I've ever heard. 17 tracks and the groove kept groovin the whole time

Mid except for boys are back in town

Mmm Fav songs: southbond ×)

never heard of this guy and i wish it stayed that way. boring and way too long. 5/10

This is a fun little 2-for-1 package: a greatest hits album and a live album! It's a shame that there's no proper Thin Lizzy album in the book, because they're great, but their strengths are on full display here. And really, there's a lot of strengths seen throughout Live And Dangerous. Amazing playing, breakneck speed, raw power, and charisma off the charts. Not only on the singles – although the high-tier songwriting is even clearer in these live renditions for songs like "Jailbreak," "The Boys Are Back in Town," and "Still in Love with You" – but also on the more unique deep cuts, these hard rock gems that only pimple-faced, dorky stoner boys would've known at the time. I think the combination of fast, face-melting playing and Lynott's stage presence are the backbone of this album, and make its live show runtime feel tolerable for not being in the crowd proper. Still, I think there's two glaring issues. The first is Lizzy's more prog-adjacent tendencies; songs like "Emerald," and "Johnny the Fox Meets Jimmy the Weed" are...exhausting? Nerdy? Embarrassing? Choose your adjective, I just find that they drag the vibe down from cool to chess club real quick. I'd also argue that Side D, while a great capturing of the essence of a live show, starts to wear thin on me, and makes me recognize that the album is probably overstaying it's welcome. But those negatives are minor when compared to the energy displayed here, even if largely overdubbed. It's a great live album and I'd gladly listen to these renditions over the original recordings moving forward.

Is this one song or four? Live versions of all the best from this one hit wonder. Must say, I love their sound.

Liked it better than I expected, but then again didn't expect much. Good energy, but not a lot of variety to the music.

gott stuff

Love it when a terrific live album shows up on here. Honestly feels like it should be a totally separate list/category, since I’m not entirely sure if a studio album by same band would be my thing but this definitely is 👍🏻

I was dreading my Monday morning rainy commute until I pulled up this power punch. I have always liked the hits and a few deeper tracks. I love the low rumble of the back line and the dueling guitar sound. I have a few new takeaways from this one, Massacre and Dancing in the moonlight. Loved the live versions of Cowboy Song/ Boys are Back. I will say I prefer the studio version of “Emerald”, one of the best guitar solos of all time IMO. Overall a great listen pretty much all the way through. 3.5/5

Outside of the hits I had never really listened to Thin Lizzy. On the controversial topic of whether this was truly a live recording, I would probably side with the producer. Unnatural crowd fades as well as moments of no noise at all during songs with space kinda support the fact those parts were studio overdubs. But it was still an enjoyable listen. And the twin guitar’ing really defines the band. More like…Somewhat live and somewhat dangerous but still rockin’.

This was definitely at times pretty fun, several tracks that rocked and were worth listening to, especially for a band that I had always thought (probably erroneously) was basically a one hit wonder. But not sure I needed this, and something tells me if I had a visual to pair with this audio I would have liked it less. The Spotify link initially took me to a four track version, inclusive of The Boys Are Back in Town… felt like that would have been sufficient for me.

Still on the fence if live albums should be allowed. The Irish joke was a bit of an eye roller but enjoyable rock album. RIP

I’m typically not a fan of live albums (says the guy who gave 5* to Nirvana Unplugged). Sure the hits are there, but I prefer the studio recordings. This one was pretty enjoyable and sounded good. I guess there’s some controversy surrounding the band overdubbing most of the album. Anyways, who cares? It’s an above average listen and I really enjoyed Massacre. 3.5/5

Only way to listen to this album and that's turned up to 11. Great collection of classic era Thin Lizzy songs with just fantastic guitar work. Yeah being live some of the vocals are bit off but a fine listen.

Rocked this top to bottom and enjoyed pretty much every track. Hard rocking vocals with twin guitar attacks that should be listened to loud. Like very loud.

Seemed designed for the more hardcore fans. It was ok but i don't think I'd listen again.

I didn't like the start of this album. Not sure why this was considered a good enough live album to be included. There was a stretch of songs from Cowboy Song to Don't Believe a Word that were very strong, but I don't think it was enough for me to really want to put this album on again. I may check out other Thin Lizzy album releases out of curiosity, so that's not a bad thing.

This rules so completely. High 4 stars with room to grow. 4/5

Awesome! Live AND double. Keep up the great work!

Man I love live albums 1.5

Good musicians. Talented bass player. Liked Rosalie.

I'm liking this. It's a solid live recording, and while I'm not a huge fan of this era of rock, I've grown to appreciate it so much more as the years have gone by. It's a tight band (with tight pants) and the live translation of their songs was great and the recording on the record is amazing. The drum solo panning and flanging on Sha-la-la!! I really enjoyed this one. 4/5 --- Rating meanings: since all of these records are master works and well regarded, my scale is going to adapt to how well I connected with a record. 1 being the least amount of connection and 5 being the most amount of connection.

*Live performance* Knew a good amount of these songs, but never knew what the band was. This is another one that sounds like my childhood. Fave: The Boys Are Back in Town 3.5

Pretty good but overly long. Some great solos in this, I especially liked Still In Love With You. Nothing jumped out enough to go more than three stars though.

Pretty good for a genre I usually don't like at all

i knew of thin lizzy's big hits. didn't know they were irish until i went to irish rock n' roll history museum (must-do if you're a music lover in dublin). and this live album was good. something i would put on in the background while cleaning my house.

glam rock bem padrão. acho que como é um album ao vivo deu mais gás pra aumentar a nota

Solid live-rock-album with the all their hits. I generally question the significanse of that kind of a live-album for this list. 2,5

Yeaaaah c'était fun mais j'écouterais plus les versions albums.

Some great production but the album was cluttered and messy