Thin Lizzy - Still Dangerous / Live in Philadelphia 1977 torrent

Thin Lizzy

Still Dangerous:

Live at the Tower Theatre Philadelphia

1977



CD / 2009 / 320Kbps



Tracklist:

1.Soldier of Fortune

2. Jailbreak

3. Cowboy Song

4. Boys Are Back in Town

5. Dancing in the Moonlight

6. Massacre

7. Opium Trail

8. Don't Believe a Word

9. Baby Drives Me Crazy

10. Me and the Boys

11. Bad Reputation*

12. Emerald*


"Bad Reputation" and "Emerald" are bonus tracks made only available as download outside of Japan.

Recorded live at the Tower Theater in Philadelphia, PA on October 20th & 21st 1977



Personnel:

Phil Lynott - bass guitar, lead vocals

Scott Gorham - lead guitar, backing vocals

Brian Robertson - lead guitar, backing vocals

Brian Downey - drums, percussion

and John Earle - saxophone on "Dancing In The Moonlight"



Back in 1978, Thin Lizzy released Live And Dangerous, a double album hailed by many as one of the best live records ever released. While no one questions the quality of the music, some have been concerned that it was not necessarily a true live album. After all, that whole area gets tainted when overdubs and various post-production edit's are included.

Over 20 years later, there is an answer to all the controversy in the form of Still Dangerous: Live at the Tower Theatre Philadelphia 1977. While it's no double album, Still Dangerous is still a masterfully mixed recording of two shows that Thin Lizzy performed back in October of 1977. Fans have the added pleasure of knowing that the tracks featured on the latest release have never been released and were actually discovered in a band lockup by accident. Scott Gorham went digging through some old Lizzy archive tapes and found this gem of a live show from Lizzy’s 1977 Bad Reputation tour.

Another element that makes Still Dangerous a recording that can stand the test of time is Glyn Johns' amazing mixing throughout. He definitely deserves credit for turning a 1977 recording into something that has the quality of a contemporary live album. Johns' work allows the heart of the band to truly come through, which set the standard for musicianship in the 1970s.

Essential for any Lizzy fan.