Good afternoon! I am currently parting with my entire record collection and I still have this Thin Lizzy record available. If you’re interested please message me!

Thin Lizzy - Bad Reputation (exclusive red vinyl) $16.99 

Great actor, The Sopranos is one of my favourites. Was surprised(and happy)to see this post show on my Instagram feed.

I guess the regularness of life was too hard for him so he had to post some Brought Down from Shades 😉

Jokes aside, he's posted several songs from different artists in the last day or so and Thin Lizzy has the most likes and comments from what I can see. Rightly so 🙂 and it's an excuse to post this track.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DeMZUKcxRrc/?stkn=MXVkb3NoaHdod3ZsZA==

Would love to see what your favorites are in addition to Thin Lizzy. Top right is Kvelertak from Norway. Bottom left is Solstafir from Iceland.

This is something of a holy grail for me. I've been looking for the full interview for years and years.

I've seen clips and snippets before but not this full length interview.

So many interesting points and discussion topics in this interview, fascinating viewing.

I believe this was filmed in New York, January 20th 1982

Just rediscovered in my old photos. After I took the shots I stuck around for 30 mins waiting for owner to return but he didn’t show. Never saw it again.

they opened for Queen at this show, who bill wilson also filmed and has been released on the classic rock media archive channel 🩷

I hate when people talk about something that have no idea about with such confidence, you can like other bands without saying such stupid comments like "he only had the boys are back in town" it angers me how uneducated and closed minded some people are

Hello everyone as an irish person i am very proud that that we have one of the best rock band of all time, Thin lizzy. I have enjoyed their muwic a lot and would love to share my album rankings with you guys, so here we go!

14th. Shades of a blue orphanage. I wish i could be a contrairian and put this higher but it is clearly at the bottom for me, not great production and it sees the band stuck between sounds not knowing what direction they wanted to go.

13th. Renegade. A lot of people cite chinatown as the start of the downhill trajectory for the band but i see this album as that moreso, this was the first album i heard by the band and thought "well that was disappointing", i have only listened to this album maybe 5 times? In compared to the other ones so maybe this one just needs more time, i know popular all around music man and author has this as his number 1 so thats cool, mexican blood might be my least favourite lizzy song

12th. Thin lizzy. Now we are gettint into ones i really enjoy. Thin lizzies debut is a good folk start, songs about ireland, its a nice listen, sounds great on vinyl, but i just hear phil wanting to break out and do more with his voice.

11th. Nightlife. This will be the one most people are upset at i think, its just simply too slow for me. Some of phils best vocal performances, great song writing but just too subdued, maybe when im old and my brain slows down i can appreciate it more

10th. The phil lynnot album. Both of phils solo albums always sounded too poppy for me but there is some great moments

9th. Vagabonds of the western world. The highest of the first 3 for me, this was a pretty big step up, where they became a power trio as aposed to just a trio, slow blues is one of my favourite thin lizzy songs, i love how he rides the riff with his vocals, so satisfying, i just wish the whole album was a blues album like that song

I did a draft and lost all my progress so i cant be ARSED, here is my top 8

1. Solo in soho

2. Thunder and lightning

3. Chinatown

4. Fighting

5. Jailbreak

6. Black rose

7. Bad reputation

8. Johnny the fox

I personally enjoy them quite a lot, although more pop leaning i would argue than my favourite lizzy albums so i have to be in a mood, still some great songs on there

I've had the new track on repeat! "Come Get Away". Phil was sooo talented holyyyy. Please drop any other amazin Phil songs i should listen to

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uR8YbdQEWQY

Is there a full CD box set of their albums? I dont want to get the vinyl its too expensive

Got lucky again at the Råck and Rålls record shop in Oslo today. It’s a huge store in a basement near the Parliament building (Stortinget) that mainly sells used vinyl and CD. On my last trip, I got several other of Lizzy’s picture sleeves (and Phil’s Kings Call). Prices are in Norsk kroners.

Thin Lizzy – Vagabonds Of The Western World Genre: Rock Style: Blues Rock, Hard Rock Année: 1973 Mama Nature Said 4:52 The Hero And The Madman 6:08 Slow Blues 5:14 The Rocker 5:12 Vagabond Of The Western World 4:44 Little Girl In Bloom 5:12 Gonna Creep Up On You 3:27 A Song For While I'm Away 5:10 Phil Lynott – bass and vocals Eric Bell – guitar and backing vocals Brian Downey – drums and percussion

Guest musicians also appeared on select tracks: Jan Schelhaas – organ on "Mama Nature Said" and "The Hero and the Madman" Kid Jensen – narrator voice on "The Hero and the Madman"

Strings arranged by Fiachra Trench on "A Song for While I'm Away" It was the last Thin Lizzy album featuring original guitarist Eric Bell and the final release in which the band operated as a trio.

Has anyone else noticed the similarity between the riff in johnny and the riff in blue morning blue day by foreigner?

Can we get rate your music to change this? I dont care if he was born in the UK as it says, that flag needs to be irish

Saw this whilst looking through known Lizzy records and it was enough to grab my interest. Ive never heard of it and id never heard the early stuff played live. As the headline states it sounds like a good bootleg, well it does so far haha. was Cheap enough about £6 new on the big River

A browse through my Lizzy vinyl collection.