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Thin Lizzy. “Emerald.” 1976. This lineup: Scott Gorham, Brian Robertson, Brian Downey and the legendary Phil Lynott — in all that duel guitar harmony delight 🎶

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El Jointo Smoko1 year ago

For the life of me, I will never understand how Lizzy was considered a one hit wonder amongst the general populace. They destroy most of the bands that got more attention than them during that era.

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JayKeeley1 year ago

It’s inexplicable — they surely have to rank alongside Purple, Rainbow, and Judas Priest, just from a 70s influential perspective.

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middletownfunds1 year ago

I can hear the influence on early Maiden

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JayKeeley1 year ago

Lots!

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Albert Tyler1 year ago

Still no one cooler than Phil. He is sorely missed.

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VladTheImpaler1 year ago

Talk about an eargasm 🤘🏼

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Lynchy281 year ago

Perfection.

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Ross Stevens1 year ago

My gawd that's good.

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Chris1 year ago

That really is a delight! They really were Maiden before Maiden. Great tone, great melodies, just a great band! Awesome seeing this!

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Tony Finn1 year ago

I guess it might be due to his relatively limited output -, and lynotts reluctance to give him more credits? But Robertson never gets enough kudos as a guitarist for me. Up there with the best wah players ever. And a bit EVH like - he could play guitar, keys, drums and cello!

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JayKeeley1 year ago

Hard agree 🤝

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