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In a way it was back to the beginning with this album, with the band trying out a variety of styles. I do like the diversity here, but I don't think it's as strong as the albums to come. Showdown is the stand out for me. I wish the band had done more in this vein, remembering that this is just before Boz Scaggs hit the big time with Lowdown. I think Phil very much had his finger on the pulse of what was happening musically. There were quite a few bands in the UK around this time blending rock music with funk and soul, but it never really made much impact on the mainstream.

Two significant things happened in the run up to this album. The band recorded a number of Deep Purple covers under the name, Funky Junction: Phil was involved in the Baby Face sessions with Ritchie Blackmore and Ian Paice. I suspect both those things prompted Phil to raise his game as a musician and maybe toughened up the direction of the band. He did once mention in an interview that Ritchie Blackmore was the best guitarist he ever played with. In my opinion, Vagabonds,,,, is as strong as any album in Lizzy's catalogue. It may not be the "classic" sound, but I think Phil's lyricism is at its peak here: from the ecological concerns of Mama Nature Said, the price of fame in The Hero and the Madman, to the autobiographical allusions of the title track and Little Girl in Bloom. Phil's writing became more concise, but I don't think he was ever quite so eloquent again. I wouldn't want to rewrite history because what is to come is great, but I think something was also lost.

I don't really distinguish between this and the debut, because I actually own them as part of a compilation. along with some other non-album tracks. I think I might prefer the tracks here. I like the title track a lot, and I think that it's kind of hazy and disjointed is part of its appeal. It drifts like incense. I get lost in dream when I listen to it.

I started your series at the end, so now I'll go back to the beginning. There is a lot of charm to this album but it's easy to see why it didn't make much headway in the musical climate of the time. The band just hasn't established a strong enough musical identity. The musical antecedents of the band are clear enough: Clapton and Cream, Hendrix, Fleetwood Mac, their Irish folk roots, Van Morrison, and possibly some Love and Fairport Convention; but there's little hard rock on show. I like the folk influences and the intimate and unguarded nature of Phil's writing. I think an awful lot of how much you will or will not love Thin Lizzy is dependent on how much you buy into Phil Lynott, the man and the myth. I remember an interview with Eric Bell where he suggested that when it came to mixing the album the wrong guitar tracks were used, and he was very unhappy with the result. I don't know how true this is. I think the strongest tracks are on the EP. Dublin is one of Phil's best songs, even if its understated nature doesn't make this immediately obvious. Very few song lyrics can really stand alone as poetry. but these do. Phil had a sense for the rhythm of language as he had with his vocal phrasing that was more than ordinary. Things Ain't Working Out... is a song that could easily stand alongside the songs from the "classic" era of the band. My verdict at this stage would be that there was talent in the band but it was yet to be translated into real promise.

This is a really great list! I'm glad I came across your channel and am excited to check out some of your recommendations. Isn't that Red Clay Strays a great album? What a great year for music! Here's my favorites of 2024: 1. The Joy Hotel- "Ceremony" 2. Francis of Delirium- "Lighthouse" 3. Lizzy McAlpine- "Older" 4. Father John Misty- "Mahashmashana" 5. Josh Garrels- "Seek Hi Seek Lo" 6. The Lemon Twigs- "A Dream is All We Know" 7. Vampire Weekend- "Only God Was Above Us" 8. Aquilus- "Bellum II" 9. Fontaines D.C.- "Romance" 10. Zach Bryan- "The Great American Bar Scene" 11. Arooj Aftab- "Night Reign" 12. The Cure- "Songs Of A Lost World" 13. Kacey Musgraves- "Deeper Well" 14. Caligula's Horse- "Charcoal Grace" 15. Benjamin Francis Leftwich- "Some Things Break" 16. Imminence- "The Black" 17. The Black Crowes- "Happiness Bastards" 18. Dangermuffin- "Dangermuffin" 19. Ubiquity- "The Ascendant Travels Among the Stars" 20. MGMT- "Loss of Life" 21. Jon Batiste- "Beethoven Blues" 22. Blood Incantation- "Absolute Elsewhere" 23. Alcest- "Le Chants de l'Aurore" 24. Leon Bridges- "Leon" 25. JJ Grey & Mofro- "Olustee" 26. Slow Runner- "Yesterday Don't Fail Me Now" 27. Wesley Fuller- "All Fuller No Filler" 28. Opeth- "The Last Will And Testament" 29. David Gilmour- "Luck and Strange" 30. Angus & Julia Stone- "Cape Forestier" 31. Laura Marling- "Patterns in Repeat" 32. Adrianne Lenker- "Bright Future" 33. The Decemberists- "As It Ever Was, So It Will Be Again" 34. Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors- "Strangers No More, Vol. 2" 35. Sykofant- "Sykofant" 36. Francis of Delirium- "The Soft Versions" 37. The Dead Tongues- "Body of Light" 38. Sam Blasucci- "Real Life Thing" 39. Gold Star- "How To Shoot The Moon" 40. Yasmin Williams- "Acadia" 41. Judas Priest- "Invincible Shield" 42. Eliza King- "The Pressing In" 43. Mooneye- "Come with Me and Hide" 44. Alexis Ffrench- "Classical Soul Vol. 1" 45. Billy Strings- "Highway Prayers" 46. Neal Morse- "No Hill For A Climber" 47. Soccer Mommy- "Evergreen" 48. Leif Vollebekk- "Revelation" 49. Phosphorescent- "Revelator" 50. Jon Foreman- "In Bloom" 51. Dr. Dog- "Dr. Dog" 52. Tyler Ramsey- "New Lost Ages" 53. Waxahatchee- "Tigers Blood" 54. Peel Dream Magazine- "Rose Main Reading Room" 55. Billie Eilish- "HIT ME HARD AND SOFT" 56. Balance And Composure- "with you in spirit" 57. The Felice Brothers- "Valley of Abandoned Songs" 58. MJ Lenderman- "Manning Fireworks" 59. ALMO- "Reconciliation 60. Anciients- "Beyond the Reach of the Sun" 61. Taylor Armstrong- "When it Rains" 62. Andrew Bird- "Sunday Morning Put-On" 63. Johnny Blue Skies, Sturgill Simpson- "Passage Du Desir" 64. The Red Clay Strays- "Made For These Moments" 65. Frost*- "Life In The Wires" 66. Grand Magus- "Sunraven" 67. Linkin Park- "From Zero" 68. Clairo- "Charm" 69. Gillian Welch, Dave Rawlings- "Woodland" 70. Psychic Temple- "Doggie Paddlin' Thru The Cosmic Consciousness" 71. Weather Systems- "Ocean Without A Shore" 72. Mike Campbell & The Dirty Knobs- "Vagabonds, Virgins & Misfits" 73. The Secret Sisters- "Mind, Man, Medicine" 74. The Hanseroth Twins- "Vera" 75. Rosali- "Bite Down" 76. Bilmuri- "AMERICAN MOTORSPORTS" 77. The Chronicles of Father Robin- "The Songs & Tales of Airoea - Book III" 78. Ray LaMontagne- "Long Way Home" 79. The Medium- "City Life" 80. Gruff Rhys- "Sadness Sets Me Free" 81. Emilie Weiss- "Resonance" 82. Khruangbin- "A LA SALA" 83. Andrew Bird + Madison Cunningham- "Cunningham Bird" 84. Willie Pearl- "Willie Pearl" 85. Pat Matheny- "MoonDial" 86. Futurebirds- "Easy Company" 87. The Dead Tongues- "I Am A Cloud" 88. Michael Kiwanuka- "Small Changes" 89. Mark Knopfler- "One Deep River" 90. Tiny Habits- "All For Something" 91. Dustin Kensrue- "Desert Dreaming" 92. Kyle Church- "Doxology" 93. Phoebe Go- "Marmalade" 94. plantoid- "Terrapath" 95. Beachwood Sparks- "Across The River Of Stars" 96. Smashing Pumpkins- "Aghori Mhori Mei" 97. Matt Pond PA- "Call and Response" 98. A Swarm of the Sun- "An Empire" 99. Yosef Gutman / Peter Broderick- "River of Eden" 100. Luke Combs- "Fathers and Sons"

Bravo! Another band, as I have mentioned before, I need to take some time to listen to!

My top 10 of 87 on Grant's episode was TL related...WhiteSnake - Here I Go Again / Anthrax - I Am The Law / Laura Branigan - Shadow Of Love / The Cars - You Are The Girl / Waylon Jennings - Falling Out / Patty Smyth - Call To Heaven / Armored Saint - Raising Fear / Starship - Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now / Testament - Haunting / Helloween - I'm Alive..... Several other WhiteSnake tracks were picked also.Even a Gary Moore song zzzz lol

Thin Lizzy is one of my top three rock bands, so there are no really bad albums IMO, but of course some are stronger than others. I'll do it in group of threes for my ranking, because some are too close to rank them one above the order: 12-10 - Debut, Shades of a Blue Orphanage and Thunder & Lightning (definitely the best of the three) 9-7 - Vagabonds, Nightlife, Fighting - all three pretty much on the same level 8/10 6-4 - Chinatown (8/10), Bad Reputation (9/10), Jailbreak (9/10) 1-3 - Renegade (9.5/10), Johnny the Fox (10), Black Rose (10) I just got the box set 1976 - highly recommanded! It was really the highpoint in their career. I also like Lizzy when they are doing mellow stuff. Lynott was a romantic at his heart, maybe this is one reason I don't like Thunder that much. It was a fun series, I enjoyed it! Thanks!

Thank you @delorangeade! Yes, 39 years ago today we lost a wonderful and talented musician and storyteller. Good point with the metal move being necessary in '83. In hindsight, perhaps they should have went this route with Renegade in '81 when the New Wave of British Heavy Metal was at its peak. Thank you for sharing your story with "The Sun Goes Down". I am sure many of us the world over are raising a glass to Phil today.

Wow! Nightlife is my # 2 and my #1 Johnny the Fox…Cool

Well John you know how I feel about them Lizzy😅.. they're one of my favorite bands and I agree with your ranking and you did amazing job with this review on all the albums congrats. 😎👍💯🎼🍻👋

1. kiss unmasked 2. ac dc back in black 3. iron maiden iron maiden 4. hall & oates voices 5. rush permanent waves 6. REO Speedwagon Hi Infidelity 7. ozzy blizzard of ozz 8. genesis duke 9. billy joel glass houses 10. motorhead ace of spades

10. Allman Brothers Band Seven Turns 9. Pantera Cowboys 8. Alice in Chains Facelift 7. Poison Flesh & Blood 6. REO Speedwagon The Earth, a Small Man, His Dog and a Chicken 5. Damn Yankees 4. Deep Purple Slaves and Masters 3. Judas Priest Painkiller 2. Megadeth Rust in Peace 1. Warrant Cherry Pie

Nicely done, John! Our #2 is the same and THAT is unusual for most TL fans to have that album anywhere in their Top 3. MY Top 5 ... (drumroll please) 1) Jailbreak 2) Night Life 3) Bad Reputation 4) Fighting 5) Black Rose.

I was excited by this album when it was first released, and loved the energy that John Sykes brought to the band, but in hindsight it really isn't a satisfactory album from my point of view. The move into metal was both credible and necessary at that point in time, but I don't think Phil's songwriting at this stage was really up to the job, and Sykes added little in that department. Three tracks stand out: Holy War, the band's last great song; Cold Sweat, John Sykes announcing his arrival; The Sun Goes Down, one of Scott's finest solos, and very emotional live with Phil's broken down voice and confessional ad-libs. It was a song I kept going back to in the days after Phil died. That anniversary comes round again tomorrow.

Thank you for doing this series, it was so much fun to jump in and listen to this catalog for the first time. That first album is great. I think Phil’s bass playing is so underrated as everyone is always talking about his songwriting and singing. This has been so much fun! I look forward to your next shows!

Although I disagree with some of your rankings, Lizzy is one of my top ten bands and I love nearly all of their releases.

Hi John … fantastic ! Thank you so much for doing this series . Like I mentioned before I have their last 7 albums but wasn’t that familiar with their first 5. This series opened my eyes to those first 5 and you also mentioned things on the albums that I have that I missed. This was great ! Thank you John ! Chez

Live and Dangerous was the first album I ever bought, and it remains my favourite to this day. If you listen to the full shows now available nothing much was done to the performances other than edits to fit on four sides of vinyl. I believe Life/Live was adjusted quite heavily after the fact, and it sounds over processed to me, so I find the BBC recording of the band's final UK show at the Reading Festival far more satisfactory. The BBC engineers and producers sometimes did a better job than bands would have on their official recordings. A show of which only a few songs were officially released, but a portion of which was broadcast by the BBC, and should be easy to find, is a great show from Hammersmith, Christmas 1981, featuring Snowy White. It's an effective antidote to the disappointing DVD of their German show earlier in the year,

If I only had to listen to the catalogue of a single band, that band would be Thin Lizzy. They rank alongside Deep Purple as my favourite bans of all time. Black Rose would be my pick for the band's best studio album. I don't think it's the best set of songs Phil ever wrote, but I think it's the best recorded of their albums and I love the way it punches out of the speakers. Chinatown is probably my least favourite, not a complete write-off, but a crashing disappointment after its predecessor. I think Brian Downey was the best all round rock drummer of his era, or I'd put him on the same level as Ian Paice. He had the chops, but he also had the feel and the versatility that Neil Peart, for example, lacks. If I listen to a Thin Lizzy cover, it's the drumming I listen to first, because that feel is what will make or break it for me. Brian Robertson was my favourite of the guitar players. He brought the fiery attitude the band needed, but he was also a better team player alongside Scott Gorham than Gary Moore was. I think there were two Phil Lynotts: the poet and the rock star. As time went on the former was swallowed by the latter, a good career move but maybe artistically a disappointment. I love his writing on the Eric Bell albums in the same way I love Bruce Springsteen's first two albums. It has the same small town intimacy coupled with wide-eyed naivety. Van Morrison being the common thread between them. I think there's a real honesty to Phil's writing on those albums that maybe became tempered with a more cynical edge as he progressed. So I always have the sense that, as great as Phi and Thin Lizzy were, they still could have done more. And I think that slight sense of underachievement is actually part of the appeal of the band, The band of the street fighter, the underdog and the broken-hearted.

My top ones are 1.Black Rose,2.Chinatown,3.Jailbreak,4.Vagabonds,and 5.Bad Reputation

Happy New Year John. I only know 3 of these albums, so will have to check out the others. These are my favourites: 10. Velveteen Queen - Consequence Of The City 9. Green Day - Saviours 8. Honeymoon Suite - Alive 7. Saxon - Hell, Fire & Damnation 6. Ian Huntley - Defiance pt 2 5. Magnum - Here Comes The Rain 4. Judas Priest - Invincible Shield 3. The New Roses - Attracted To Danger 2. Mogg’s Motel 1. Babylon AD - Rome Wasn't Built In A Day

John. I commend you on your vast knowledge of multiple different styles and genres of music 🎵. Great job. Happy. HEALTHY new year 👍💯

mine are 10.Judas Priest 9.Tears For Fears 8.Ritual 7.Beardfish 6.Weather System 5.Smashing Pumpkins 4.Big Big Train 3.Bruce Dickinson 2.David Gilmour 1.Jon Anderson and the band Geeks

Hi John… great list ! I have the Saxon at number 10 and The Judas Priest at number 2 on my top 10. The rest of my list -# 9Colective Soul Here to Eternity. # 8 Firewind : Stand United # 7 The Cure Songs of A Lost World # 6 Derp Purple. = 1 # 5 Honeymoon Suite Alive # 4 Sebastian Bach Child Within The Man # 3 Bruce Dickinson The Mandrake Project and my #1 Stryper When We Were Kings. The Tears Foe Fears is excellent ! I will be checking out the others you had on your list. Thank You John . Happy New Year. Chez 0:01

I think at this point Anette Olzon could sing an old script from Hogan's Heroes and I'd love it. Her CD Rapture is great until the final track and is my favorite album of the year, she's been the vocalist on a few other favs this century from Dark Element and Nightwish..I liked the most recent Smashing Pumpkins CD,they've kinda turned out to be the most enduring band from the "grunge" era..The Ace Frehley album has a few catchy tracks..The Cure album is their best since Wish..I like Invincible Shield but I think people overpraised it somewhat,and maybe devalued Firepower which has more strong tracks imo..

Tears For Fears in the one I still want to get. Mostly though 2024 was about box sets that I need to get.

I rated Jailbreak 9/10.. Fighting,Thunder + Lightening = 8.. Fox, Bad Rep = 7..Most of the others a 6, except the debut + Shades = 4/10.. Only albums I rate 10 are compilations + live,which done properly represent the peaks of an act.So I guess Lizzy scored 10-2 with me,even my favorite acts VH, Kiss, Nazareth, Floyd have duds,such as the most recent Kreator album.

I didn't listen to any new releases in 2024 except for the Judas Priest. I have watched a few end of year list shows and wrote down a bunch to stream.

Great ending! Bravo!! Whoot Whoot!!! You’re the man, Nut! 🌰 I look forward to all your future content. Bedtime for Bernie now. Peace 🕊️ out! ~ The Didactic Davey Cretin, from Cretin Classics. PS: Zzz 🥱 💤 😴

That Danielle Nichole album is great. It’s on my list of ones to pick up. I forgot that Saxon album came out last year, it came out right around my birthday too. I should have given it an honorable mention , oof big failure on my part. That Tears for Fears live album is also fun too. Great eclectic list!

Happy New Year 🎊 to you and yours, Mr. John the MusicNut! Hope you have an amazing 2025 and your TH-cam channel flourishes as well, my friend. I love your eclecticism. You’re definitely not a one note TH-camr, you’re all over the musical map! Which, of course, l admire greatly. Although l may not dig every one of your choices, it’s good to know that truly follow your heart and are extremely passionate about music. More power to you, my musical brother! Cheers from The Big Apple. 🍎 Rock Out, Prog On and Pogo! It’s my mantra 🕉️ and my logo, At the end of all my videos. Your clone and mine, The Intense, Dense, Caught on a Barbed Wire Fence Doppelgänger of Davey Cretin, from CRETIN CLASSICS.

Happy New Year John

Ed McMahon will bring you a cash prize if you don't utter "My top 3 could easily switch on any given week" LMAO.That may have been the cliche of 24 on "Tier" and Ranking videos for sports,music,etc...Lizzy was an act with several very strong LPs though,so I'm sure many do legit swap their favs around.There was clear distinctions for me , for example Bad Reputation & Black Rose were the closest, ranked #5/6 yet I clearly liked Bad Rep more as it has more tracks within my 20 favorites. I've loved Opium Trail more every time,every version.

Dont think they should have gone on mate to be fair , i think they were right to disband , because these bands of that era bit the spot with some records that cpuld just not be replicated , and theres a lot of these bands like this , they set that high a standard with their best work , that there was just nowhere left to go with it .. Same with Zep , Journey , Trex , Toto , and you know no album is ever perfect .. Theres always records you arent gonna like on there , but these bands got close

I got the one without Phil mate , the "for one night only " thats a good album . One of the best Lizzy .

The Wallflowers were a band I heard the name but until I go back and play the hits from 96, I for the life of can’t remember any of these songs. Another strong episode Brother!

I think I have cherry pie somewhere in the cupboard haha. Must bring it out after years and listen to it.

So that Is Huey Lewis from the News on Harmonica! I was wondering about that. I am a sucker for Live albums and very much enjoyed both these two live albums. This was a fun catalog to explore with your series As for Sykes, I think he’s very talented. In anything he does but I think he’s a bit of a control freak and seems like he doesn’t play well with others. I don’t think his talent and body of work warrants such an ego. Also the cover of Live and Dangerous is one of if not the single most Iconic live album cover. I’ve known that cover as long as I can remember. That is the image that comes to mind when I think of Thin Lizzy! The version of Cold Sweat on Life is fantastic!

Hi John… great overview of these two classics ! I love them both. Curious as to what Scott Gorham has in store. He left Black Star Riders saying he wanted to put a new version of Thin Lizzy on the road but nothing yet. Thank you John. Chez

Another groovilicious, nutritious and delicious show, Nut! 🌰🎵”ChestNUTs roasting on an open fire, Jack Toledano nipping at your nose / See Emily Play in the playground, As Arnold Layne steals her pantyhose!”🎵 Bwhahahahahahahaha! Merry Christmas, 🎄 ya NUT, ya! (Although we all know who the REAL nutter is.) I still recall hearing Thin Lizzy’s Live and Dangerous in the late 1980s and being blown away by it. That’s the one for me, Cupcake. 🧁 Definitely Live and Dangerous for me. It’s got the sound, the guitars, the look, the moves and the grooves. Now don’t get me wrong, Life Live - or whatever the funky chicken it’s really titled - is good; but it ain’t no Live and Dangerous! Though it is far better than Little Miss Dangerous. Sorry, Teddy. Nothing personal there, Great Gramps. 🎵”A cowboy’s life… is the life for me.”🎵 🤠 Looking forward to the final installment in the series next week. Cheers from The Frozen 🥶 Apple. 🍎 Rock Out, Prog On and Pogo! It’s my mantra 🕉️ and my logo, At the end of all my videos! Your clone and mine, ~ The Subsonic, Moronic, Demonic Doppelgänger of Davey Cretin, from CRETIN CLASSICS.

I got to see them in a bar with Sykes leading the band around 2001. Pretty sure Marco Mendoza was on bass and Tommy Aldridge on drums. I also saw them in a big club with Ricky Warwick and Damon Johson around 2012. I think Sykes plays on the Still In Love With You on Live/Life. Originally, they put a Sykes version of SILWY on the T&L 12" b side because they wanted a Gary version on Live/Life. However, John did another killer live take of SILWY that they felt was too good to not put on Live/Life. I think that is what I read.

They're both really good.I would say Live and Dangerous might be just a little bit better.I also have Live In London which is really good also

Oh no, John you pitted two giant legendary live albums against each other 😳🥲😬😁👍🎼🎸🎸🫵

After hearing live versions of This Is The One,it's bewildering why it wasn't included. Leave the 2 "Baby" tracks off,and a few others and these are both perfect..Sykes not Moore is playing on Still In Love..I think Rocker was the only time Robbo + Sykes were on stage together,my 2 favorite members..I give both albums 8/10,I like Live and Dangerous slightly more....Here comes Jim Ross to review Robertson's work = "Katie bar the door,that lacerated hand from the Bar Brawl For All didn't slow Robbo down,as God is my witness,that guitar is on fire here in London."

Call me Contrarian, but I like Life/Live better than L&D…don’t shame me. More guitars and no horns, thats where its at. My favorite songs are Holy War, Sun Goes Down and Waiting For An Alibi. Great Show John, your Lizzy knowledge is Immense!

Hi John…it was the same here. Bringing Down The Horse was all over the radio but when this album came out I remember Sleepwalker being on the radio for maybe about 2 weeks and that was it. I didn’t understand because I thought that was a killer single . The album deserved better exposure on the radio. Labels were giving up too quickly back then. If a single didn’t catch on right away as previous ones they were on to something else . It’s crazy how many instances there are of this in this time period of the 90s. The Wallflowers are coming to my city in June as the opening act for ZZ Top. Thank you John. Chez

Blind Melon! How could I forget Blind Melon?!

Murray Christmas, 🎄 ya MusicNut, ya! John, John, John, John, John… I was drowning, frowning and clowning… THERE! in the trenches, when this CD 💿 came out in the record shoppes. And much like Hootie’s Fairweather Johnson followup to Cracked Rearview, THIS particular platter was a stiff. In fact, like BOTH Hootie records, these two Wally albums became some of the most “traded in” CDs 💿 of all time! Add to that list: Spin Docs, Soul Asylum, GNR, U2, Cranberries, FYC, Jamiroquai, Los Lonely Boys, Madge, TLC, etc. I’m sure you can guess which albums, Witchie Poo! 😉 I hate to be a negative Nelly - oh wait, two more: Nelly, Nelly Furtado and Usher… yeah, yeah, three more, whatevs - but that’s just the way it was. I neglected to mention some PJ, Hole, Beasties, Pumpkins, Soundgarden, Tori, Sarah, Garth, Green Day, etc. I’m sure there are more examples , but maybe I’ll just text you any updates. 🤪 I’m glad that you’re a fan of many of these so-called “albums after,” but many didn’t connect with the genital pubic, oops 🙊… I mean GENERAL PUBLIC, for a multitude of reasons. The CDs 💿 were not as good, too much time had elapsed since the previous platter, the wrong single(s) was/were released, etc. Cheers from The Big Apple. 🍎 Your clone and mine, ~ The Cinnamon, Marco Minnemann, Hooligan Doppelgänger of Davey Cretin, from CRETIN CLASSICS.