RIP Phil Lynott (August 20, 1949 - January 4, 1986), aged 36 And RIP Gary Moore (April 4, 1952 - February 6, 2011), aged 58 You both will be remembered as legends.
@@eddiewinehosen6665 You do wear it as part of your uniform though. And I read about a guy whose bible in his jacket pocket caught a bullet, so there's that.
Gary and Phil brought out something special from each other. What a fabulous song and performance! I wish this had not been their last collaboration. Rest in peace, gentlemen.
One of the best hard rock songs ever written - it has everything, great melody, beat and vocals. The guitar solo is second to none complete with a brilliant scale to take the solo to a peak with delay to finish and the mandatory key change to take us into the final chorus. Since the song is centered around a military theme what better way to finish than incorporating 'Johnny Comes Marching Home' with the song ending with an explosion. Not withstanding the work they did together in Thin Lizzy Gary and Phil could have done so much more so it is tragic that both are deceased now - what a loss to the music world. 'Out in the Fields' will remain my all-time favourite hard rock songs.
With all due respect, it is protest-themed regarding the civil unrest in their homeland of Ireland at the time. Very much like what is happening here in the United States today. It was addressing religion and the dividing of the nation. Eerily and ironically, the song's protest theme is very relevant here in the U.S. of all countries, today in 2020. GARY and PHIL would be both appalled and saddened by what is happening here in the United States of America. ☹
I still remember seeing the video of this song for the first time in Greece, in a movie theater that was converted into a giant cafe, with the big ass movie screen still in place and playing music videos on that screen, through s projector. That was in 1985 when I was 20 years old. Here i am in 2024, and STILL listening to this song - and the rock songs from that era. Probably the best music decade.
@Dr Diablory Life can be awful at times. The wonderful Evelyn Glennie is deaf though and Mozart composed some of his best pieces when he couldn't hear. Saying that I'd probably lose my mind if I lost my hearing! All the best Dr. Diablory, hang on in there mate.
Two of the greatest Irish rock legends that ever lived, I am so proud of them and that I got to see Phil Lynott and Gary Moore play the Ulster Hall in December 1984 great memories. R.l.P. Phil and Gary. You will never be forgotten?
@Darryl Payne Born in England raised and Bred in Ireland also referred to as Irish look it up!!!! I was born in London yet raised and Bred in Scotland been here all my life and called Scottish......
A recent documentary on Sky Arts about Phil showed an interview he did with some dozy woman who said he was British. His reply was "I'm oirish" If the great Lynott says he's oirish then he's oirish. Spike Milligan was born in India but he was always Irish.
Sad to see these two guys are no longer with us, but Phil and Gary they pretty well rocked hard and played hard with their music over the years. Both very fine musicians.
They both had very different voices. Phil with his cool groovy style and Gary sang with more volume but a lot of melody. But you cannot say this one is better. It s a different way to sing.
I so much miss my biker years. But I am so grateful that I was in the mix. So are my tears the tears of sorrow or tears of joy ?Thanks to all these groups for my fondest memories
Rest in peace Gary Moore and Phil lynott two great Irish musicians made some wonderful music and songs my two favourite Irish singers by far ❤️ ♥️ 🎶 🥁🎸📀🇮🇪☘️I still listen to their music to this very day god rest there souls respect Karen 🙏⛪️📿🕯🕊💔🙌xxxx
I couldn't agree with you more. I remember INSTANTLY loving this song upon hearing it for the first time as a boy. A local DJ here played it often at the time it was released. But I could never understand why the song wasn't huge. At least here in the US. As often times, there is fantastic music that does well in Europe but goes almost completely unnoticed in the US. By the way, you can see this entire video unedited from beginning to end, with bonus footage, at GARY MOORE "Out In The Fields" Official Video, by Ovidiu Buzdugan Romcea. 😊
not that underrated actually....... it was a major hit back in the day...... infact, not sure, but this was probably the highest charting song Phil ever done...... that's why early MTV was such a great thing..... it helped a lot of talented musicians to market their music commercially...... it wasn't just pop crap on there like these days......
Absolut legendär und unerreichbar; RIP Phil Lynott and Gary Moore; ein Meisterstück! Beiden ist mit ihrer Musik die Flucht in die Unsterblichkeit gelungen.
Not a day goes by when I don't listen to this!! I was fortunate to see Gary before his untimely passing.. That memory of his brilliance, warmth & sheer magnitism stays with me forever!!!🤘🤘 Rock !! Wherever you both maybe guys.. You've left us with your legacy!! Sadly missed.. Always with us!!🤘🤘✊✊💔💔💔🖤🖤❤❤
I saw Gary Moore on the alive in 85 tour at Manchester Apollo Phil Lynott came on for the encore. Little did we know he would be gone shortly after. So sad
Two incredibly talented guys! Personally this is my all time favorite song. It's just made to perfection, the solo, the scales, the bass, superior... Gary and Phil gave everything to make the rock music better and they did, that's why they will always be remembered! Rest in peace, gentlemen!
This song was an eye opener when I was a teen. Didn't know how to interpret. Listened to the passion and the beauty. Now as an adult the spirit and soul resonates. God bless. Such a powerful expression that lives though time. Amen to the words spoken. I continue to listen and preach to our youthful custodians of our planet.
It is a reflection of the human condition and our ability to ignore the blindingly obvious just for the sake of pride and pettiness. Don't get me wrong the criminality that was done in Ireland to the Irish was abhorent and contemptable, but how quickly we turned to blame each other was tragic. We are often our own worst enemies especially when all we want is the same thing, yet can't see enough to share. Life may not be perfect, but why do we make so much harder to bear?
Gary Moore and Phil lynott are two legends Gary Moore is the best guitarist of all time rest in peace Gary Moore and Phil lynott you are both gone but not forgotten
ABSOLUT MASTERPIECE 💯‼️❤️ I REMEMBER I WAS A KID AND DRIVE WITH MY BMX AND GOT EVERYTIME THIS SONG IN MY HEAD.. RESTBIN POWER BROTHERS LEGENDS..THX FOR THIS BOMB SONG❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@elatomico7791 Last time was a few months before Phil's passing. Gary was in Belfast playing a solo gig and Phil came on for two encores. It was just amazing, the energy on the stage feeding off the energy from the crowd!
This was the first proper rock song I liked that my dad hadn’t introduced me to. I’d rock out in front of the mirror to it over and over - it still kicks ass to this day 🤘🏻
I too remember INSTANTLY loving this song upon first listening as a boy !!!!! A local DJ here played it often at the time it was released. But I never understood why it wasn't huge. I guess it's simply proof that most American's have poor taste in music.☹ And you are right. THE SONG STILL KICKS ASS !!!!!! Unfortunately the protest theme is very relevant here today in the US.☹ By the way, you can see this ENTIRE video unedited and with bonus footage at GARY MOORE "Out In The Fields" Official Video by Ovidiu Buzdugan Romcea. ENJOY, Friend !!!!!!!😊
I miss GARY. Are you familiar with his song, "The End Of The World" from his album "Corridors Of Power"? It's an awesome song !!!! And the album cover is awesome as well !!!!!
Gary was an incredible guitarrist, at some point in his life he could have blown away any blues player or any heavy metal guitar hero, he just had to switch modes...
I first heard this in 2008, but I never paid attention to them. Neither my parents nor history teachers ever brought up more than a passing reference to The Troubles.
Joanne Murray it's funny how you like this anti war song that, yet your picture depicts a former member of the most organised terrorist group in existence today. I don't know if you were aware of that and if not I hope that I have done you a favour by telling you
@@OhEidirsceoil Lmao your comment is hilarious. Go be a pussy somewhere else. I'm sure he's more than fully aware of what his pfp is and he isn't going to change it because you're offended by it.
@flip inheck yes they are. Because of brit interference in Ireland. There'd be no song for them to sing. Phil had no British blood in him. And misfortune meant Gary was born in the North of Ireland.
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R u kidding who’s listening 2024 and beyond 2 of the world’s best musicians LEGENDS!!!!
ages this song
will keep on listening...
ME.
👍👍
Listening in Australia 🦘
Gary Moore was one of the most underrated guitarists I thought he was terrific.
Underrated? Bullshit!
Yup, thats a fact, but I think this is a windup!!
Not at all underrated. Respected by all.
Totally agree, very underrated.
Players know
Happy 75th Birthday Phil 🎤🤘 Miss You Both RIP Phil & Gary 🎸🤘🥀
Only if it was from birth, he didn't live long to grow old, the drugs didn't let him
RIP Phil Lynott (August 20, 1949 - January 4, 1986), aged 36
And
RIP Gary Moore (April 4, 1952 - February 6, 2011), aged 58
You both will be remembered as legends.
So true...
PRAISE JESUS
😢R.I.P.
G Moore, the 2nd greatest guitarist of all time behind Hendrix.
Yep, between then more tallent than anyone post 1990.... period
This song always gives me goosebumps.
"No colour or religion / No flag or uniform - ever stopped a bullet from a gun". Two of the greatest lines EVER.
i'm guessing this was written before Kevlar became a thing.
@@Wilko710 hahaha classic
@@Wilko710 Well that's clever but Kevlar is body armor, not a color, religion, flag or uniforn.
@@Wilko710 what a smartass ee have here. Go deaf.
@@eddiewinehosen6665 You do wear it as part of your uniform though. And I read about a guy whose bible in his jacket pocket caught a bullet, so there's that.
Heard this sing today in my carradio for the first time! Its so incredible! So, anybody listening to this in 2021 - out in the fields?
I Lisen to powerwolfs version
B side "military man" also amazing!
Who doesn't?
@@clausjrgensen5156 Checked the news lately, notably America. A few over there could do with listening to it.
1üäüü
The world has missed this kind of music. Guys, rest in peace...
1984 when all the best albums where released🤘🏻 I remember when I bought this lp
Rest in piece
@@jockebranzell1056 1988 was even better
They ain't restin' pal - they are ROCKIN'
At least It will always rock on our souls.
Gary and Phil brought out something special from each other. What a fabulous song and performance! I wish this had not been their last collaboration. Rest in peace, gentlemen.
Never had this been more pertinent. R.I.P two of the best musicians ever. God bless!
Agreed, Kroeber38, either apart or together they WERE MAGNIFCENT!!!!!
Two of Ireland's greatest musicians..... brilliant
James Hodson get a life you little elderly shit
I agree John... I love them both dearly, I actually met Gary, before he was famous in a flat in down around where the Park Avenbue Hotel used to be
@@johnsmyth3281 damn cool 👍
+Rory Gallagher
@@matzavosyes
Who's still listening in 2024
Me.
Me!
Me
Always and forever.❤❤❤❤
Thanks for the answer anna@@annageorgsson4220
This is the greatest anti-war song in Rock history by two of the world's greatest musicians. Rest in peace Phil and Gary 🇮🇪🎸☘️.
Dead on 😊
or pro peace tune
War Pigs is but this is pretty damn good
Agreed, Y o Y do our countries continue to fight??? After all EVERY religion purports to non violence, yet they still condone it???? I'm at a loss...
for sure ❤️🤘
No autotune just pure talent amazing song R.I.P to both of these very talented artists
I mean, every band in the mental genre don't use autotune since the lead is so important...
You are CORRECT !!!!! class
Yes 😊
One of the best hard rock songs ever written - it has everything, great melody, beat and vocals. The guitar solo is second to none complete with a brilliant scale to take the solo to a peak with delay to finish and the mandatory key change to take us into the final chorus. Since the song is centered around a military theme what better way to finish than incorporating 'Johnny Comes Marching Home' with the song ending with an explosion. Not withstanding the work they did together in Thin Lizzy Gary and Phil could have done so much more so it is tragic that both are deceased now - what a loss to the music world. 'Out in the Fields' will remain my all-time favourite hard rock songs.
With all due respect, it is protest-themed regarding the civil unrest in their homeland of Ireland at the time. Very much like what is happening here in the United States today. It was addressing religion and the dividing of the nation.
Eerily and ironically, the song's protest theme is very relevant here in the U.S. of all countries, today in 2020.
GARY and PHIL would be both appalled and saddened by what is happening here in the United States of America. ☹
Written about what was happening in northern Ireland
thanks professor!
Gary Moore Style with a French song :) th-cam.com/video/n5Kfgh1hcRM/w-d-xo.html
I agree the song is great, but brilliant scale? Its just a minor scale played in sequences of four lol
Strong as the spirit of a nation this tune is. "No flag or uniform, no colour or religion ever stopped the bullet from a gun."
Yoda is right!
More than thirty years later this song is still so powerful. Phil and Gary were such bad-ass legends.
I still remember seeing the video of this song for the first time in Greece, in a movie theater that was converted into a giant cafe, with the big ass movie screen still in place and playing music videos on that screen, through s projector. That was in 1985 when I was 20 years old. Here i am in 2024, and STILL listening to this song - and the rock songs from that era. Probably the best music decade.
Phil and Gary were just amazing together, inspiring even.
""Agree""
I miss them both. Phil's smokey voice and Gary's blistering guitar were and still are pure magic.
Absolutely. I'm 55. I was 18.
Agreed, search for Phil staying at Gary's house in Ballybeen, it's a great story.
Powerful song in words and music. And I cannot tell you how much I miss Moore and Lynott.
Any individual who put a thumbs down to this deserves the curse of deafness. Phil and Gary rock!
Gary does, never liked Phil
Curse of deafness 😂😂👌
They don't.
@Dr Diablory Life can be awful at times. The wonderful Evelyn Glennie is deaf though and Mozart composed some of his best pieces when he couldn't hear. Saying that I'd probably lose my mind if I lost my hearing! All the best Dr. Diablory, hang on in there mate.
Haha
Two of the greatest Irish rock legends that ever lived, I am so proud of them and that I got to see Phil Lynott and Gary Moore play the Ulster Hall in December 1984 great memories. R.l.P. Phil and Gary. You will never be forgotten?
@Darryl Payne Born in England raised and Bred in Ireland also referred to as Irish look it up!!!! I was born in London yet raised and Bred in Scotland been here all my life and called Scottish......
A recent documentary on Sky Arts about Phil showed an interview he did with some dozy woman who said he was British. His reply was "I'm oirish"
If the great Lynott says he's oirish then he's oirish.
Spike Milligan was born in India but he was always Irish.
@Darryl Payne Surely you're right about tangible facts. But about human facts maybe quite wrong.
Lynette is a black country boy
Sad to see these two guys are no longer with us, but Phil and Gary they pretty well rocked hard and played hard with their music over the years. Both very fine musicians.
They were indeed.. This is my no 1 favourite rock song (and always will be).
Love this song!
Heroes the two of them Lawrence!
Yes. Loved them both. Also Lemmy is gone. Ronnie James DIO also.
They both had very different voices. Phil with his cool groovy style and Gary sang with more volume but a lot of melody. But you cannot say this one is better. It s a different way to sing.
I so much miss my biker years. But I am so grateful that I was in the mix. So are my tears the tears of sorrow or tears of joy ?Thanks to all these groups for my fondest memories
GARY MOORE ONE OF THE GREATEST PLAYERS LAST 50 YEARS
Unfortunately, no-one has managed to adequately fill the void left by Gary Moore’s passing - R.I.P.
No-one will ever fill their void.
Two of my boys that sadly will not be back in town...
Rest in peace Gary Moore and Phil lynott two great Irish musicians made some wonderful music and songs my two favourite Irish singers by far ❤️ ♥️ 🎶 🥁🎸📀🇮🇪☘️I still listen to their music to this very day god rest there souls respect Karen 🙏⛪️📿🕯🕊💔🙌xxxx
Absolutely brilliant and still listening 2024❤
Wheeeee!!!!!
Two Legends and a legend of a song life doesn't get much better than that.
Very true mate.
i agree. power music from those days.
Nothing like that now
This song can never be played too loud! Ireland forever!
Satchkin Patchkin Absolutely true one of the Best Rock Song in History and Militäry Man to
Great song, criminally underrated.
I couldn't agree with you more. I remember INSTANTLY loving this song upon hearing it for the first time as a boy. A local DJ here played it often at the time it was released. But I could never understand why the song wasn't huge. At least here in the US.
As often times, there is fantastic music that does well in Europe but goes almost completely unnoticed in the US.
By the way, you can see this entire video unedited from beginning to end, with bonus footage, at GARY MOORE "Out In The Fields" Official Video, by Ovidiu Buzdugan Romcea. 😊
It reached number 5 in the UK singles charts in June 1985.
@@rjjcms1 It didn't even chart here in the U.S.☹
It's sad to think that Phil Lynott had just a few months to live here.
not that underrated actually....... it was a major hit back in the day...... infact, not sure, but this was probably the highest charting song Phil ever done...... that's why early MTV was such a great thing..... it helped a lot of talented musicians to market their music commercially...... it wasn't just pop crap on there like these days......
Two legends made this precious gift... RIP Phil Lynott and Gary Moore
Magnificent solo...love the ascending 4's scale in the middle (great song too!). Gary Moore is one of my favourite guitarists of all time.
Blown away!! Absolutely banging tune, reminds me of my childhood and how good we had it
Even after so many years, Gary and Phil know to give me goosebumps YOU GUYS WERE THE GREATEST!!!!
"Death is just a heartbeat away" as I watch phil and gary in the same frame. :(
Absolut legendär und unerreichbar; RIP Phil Lynott and Gary Moore; ein Meisterstück! Beiden ist mit ihrer Musik die Flucht in die Unsterblichkeit gelungen.
Oh Jesus... compare these two giants of rock to the recent "stars". They passed awy too early, but their music lives forever...
His supreme guitar playing has darken his great singing, Gary was a incredible guitar player, but also a marvelous singer, his range it's amazing..
Who is listening to this masterpiece in 2024😮
Me. Always.
Not a day goes by when I don't listen to this!!
I was fortunate to see Gary before his untimely passing..
That memory of his brilliance, warmth & sheer magnitism stays with me forever!!!🤘🤘
Rock !! Wherever you both maybe guys..
You've left us with your legacy!!
Sadly missed..
Always with us!!🤘🤘✊✊💔💔💔🖤🖤❤❤
I saw Gary Moore on the alive in 85 tour at Manchester Apollo Phil Lynott came on for the encore. Little did we know he would be gone shortly after. So sad
Still a classic nearly 40 years on. Two legends and great musicians. RIP
This, in 1985 was the first time I heard Gary and Phil. Thank you Out in the Fields! Still a monumental song, sung and played by two legends.
Me too I was a teenager loved it then love it now😍
@@rosedragon I was 21 then but the same!
@@KeesKouwenberg 😊 does not feel like long ago 😃
@@rosedragon It isn't :)
@KeesKouwenberg I live in New Zealand 🇳🇿 so never got to see them
Still listening in 2024!
Yes, Rest in Peace you two At least your music will never die 18/04/2021
Incredibly strong song,incredible Solo,incredible Music and a now more than ever Timeless Message ! So much True talent right here.
The tour was an absolute Firestorm they kicked ass. Gary Moore totally turned up the energy on this tour. RIP PHIL & GARY ✌🎸🎤
This is a proper rock classic ...
Moore was not only a fantastic guitarist but an amazing vocalist as well.
Gary Moore brilliant guitarist..and song writer.
Phil Lynott -Poet, singer, song writer.
Brian Downey great drummer..
Australia ❤️
🤙🏼
Moore's got an incredible voice
Andy Snadden And an incredible talent for musicianship!
+Matt Bennett Sadly, gone much too soon :(
Incredibubble 💚☺️🎶
I was thinking just the same. Pleasantly surprised by his voice.
I just found out today its actually Glenn Hughes singing on this. I thought that voice sounded familiar.
Two incredibly talented guys! Personally this is my all time favorite song. It's just made to perfection, the solo, the scales, the bass, superior... Gary and Phil gave everything to make the rock music better and they did, that's why they will always be remembered! Rest in peace, gentlemen!
Starting 2020's with the best music!!
Great idea !
Starting 2020 with "death is just a heartbeat away".....out in the fields....:S
100% ok the best way to beguin the 2020 todo year
Luckily brought up on this stuff so always be on the playlist daily 🤟
2020 as any year. good music. Brilliant!!
Both died way to early. RIP Love you guys.
One of the best hard rock songs ever, and the sheer intensity in the guitar solo is awesome!!! There will never be another Gary Moore!!!
Gary may have been the best guitarist of this time, so great.
I have played for 20 years and I still am learning from him.
Superb record, two very talented musicians, both sadly missed.
Phil and Gary are sorely missed,God bless you both
Wczoraj uszyszałem te piosenke po raz pierwszy w radiu i nie moge przestac jej słuchać ❤
This song was an eye opener when I was a teen. Didn't know how to interpret. Listened to the passion and the beauty. Now as an adult the spirit and soul resonates. God bless. Such a powerful expression that lives though time. Amen to the words spoken. I continue to listen and preach to our youthful custodians of our planet.
It is a reflection of the human condition and our ability to ignore the blindingly obvious just for the sake of pride and pettiness. Don't get me wrong the criminality that was done in Ireland to the Irish was abhorent and contemptable, but how quickly we turned to blame each other was tragic. We are often our own worst enemies especially when all we want is the same thing, yet can't see enough to share. Life may not be perfect, but why do we make so much harder to bear?
@@cudwieser3952 here here
I was always listening to this, sad day when Phil went, top guitarist of his era.
Beyond masterpiece
Gary Moore and Phil lynott are two legends Gary Moore is the best guitarist of all time rest in peace Gary Moore and Phil lynott you are both gone but not forgotten
Nice words I feel so too I hope they are happy where ever they are and make music together 🙂
Beter dan dit is er niet bedankt boys
I'm from Brazil, I listened to this album by these two who have already left. I was bored on the boat for 7 days. The sound cheered me up.
A true and great classic from two of the finest musicians a personal favourite 💗
ABSOLUT MASTERPIECE 💯‼️❤️ I REMEMBER I WAS A KID AND DRIVE WITH MY BMX AND GOT EVERYTIME THIS SONG IN MY HEAD.. RESTBIN POWER BROTHERS LEGENDS..THX FOR THIS BOMB SONG❤️❤️❤️❤️
ALL TIME CLASSIC!!!!!We're never gonna hear a song with such a feeling any more!!!God bless Gary and Phil!!!
Legends! There is nothing bad about this track, absolute masterclass!
Back in those days, when music was passion.........
Two underrated rock legends. What a tune... always loved this one. Must certainly be making some bangers together wherever they are now! 🔥
With cozy on drums
Two beautiful souls, full of so much talent and heart RIP Gary Moore and Phil Lynott and thank you for sharing your gifts! #Dedication
”Death is just a heartbeat away” - soo true. Live and let live and enjoy your life to the fullest.
Gone but not forgotten rip gary your voice was absolutely amazing and your guitar solos wow may god go with you gail
This is metal.
RIP two legends. I feel honoured to have seen both of them live together.
That's awesome!
@@elatomico7791 Last time was a few months before Phil's passing. Gary was in Belfast playing a solo gig and Phil came on for two encores. It was just amazing, the energy on the stage feeding off the energy from the crowd!
@@michaelstephen819 Incredible memory! Thanks for sharing, friend! \m/
Listened this marvellous song again and again when I was a teenager... Greetings from Bulgaria.🇧🇬 Wonderful Irish rock!
Wooo never get tired listing to these 2 legends
this is fantastic...true talent combination....thanks Gary Moore & Phil Lynott . RIP guys.
I'm still listening to these dudes after all theses years 😁rockin out from down under Australia 🇦🇺
Still a fantastic song in 2016. Really miss these two, RIP.
2019
@@ENZOVAN
Yeah. This will always be a great song
They play together in heaven now! RIP
I didn't even know they died! 😥😥😥 They really did it up in this life. Gary can solo like a madman.
@@tributeborn6036 Phil died in '86. Gary performed a tribute concert to him in 2005, before himself dying in 2011.
Great song of the 80's, love this, RIP Gary and Phil.
Listening in September 2020 just awesome, rest in peace for all eternity guys
A perfect combination of voices, basses, guitars, which results in this excellent melody for the history of rock n' roll....R.I.P!!!!
Zwei super 👍 Musiker am Werk geiles Lied RIP 🥰 Gary Moore und phil lynott
This was the first proper rock song I liked that my dad hadn’t introduced me to. I’d rock out in front of the mirror to it over and over - it still kicks ass to this day 🤘🏻
I too remember INSTANTLY loving this song upon first listening as a boy !!!!!
A local DJ here played it often at the time it was released. But I never understood why it wasn't huge. I guess it's simply proof that most American's have poor taste in music.☹
And you are right. THE SONG STILL KICKS ASS !!!!!! Unfortunately the protest theme is very relevant here today in the US.☹
By the way, you can see this ENTIRE video unedited and with bonus footage at GARY MOORE "Out In The Fields" Official Video by Ovidiu Buzdugan Romcea.
ENJOY, Friend !!!!!!!😊
We have such great taste in music, don't we !!
I would love to know some of the great music your dad introduced you to !!!😊
Christopher Vigil AC/DC Black Sabbath Meatloaf Led Zep Deep Purple Queen Genesis 🤘🏻😍🤘🏻
I miss GARY.
Are you familiar with his song, "The End Of The World" from his album "Corridors Of Power"? It's an awesome song !!!!
And the album cover is awesome as well !!!!!
Thanks for the BIG inspiration, My Dear Friend !!!!!!😋
I paused the video at 8 seconds and did a screen-shot.😊
Gary was an incredible guitarrist, at some point in his life he could have blown away any blues player or any heavy metal guitar hero, he just had to switch modes...
He is a guitar grandmaster levelled with Joe Satriani in my opinion.
still enjoying the legend song...2024
Everyone who recognized real music will enjoy..exspecialy in this song...his riffs is for forever..
Kids who hear this and ignore it today or make fun of it have no idea what these lyrics mean nor did they listen to them
I first heard this in 2008, but I never paid attention to them.
Neither my parents nor history teachers ever brought up more than a passing reference to The Troubles.
Excellent song. Brings back some great memories from the 80's. They don't make 'em like that anymore.
thank god
Joanne Murray it's funny how you like this anti war song that, yet your picture depicts a former member of the most organised terrorist group in existence today. I don't know if you were aware of that and if not I hope that I have done you a favour by telling you
they do make em !!!!! ..Awesome protest song from australia
"BLOOD ON THE SOIL -US OIL" th-cam.com/video/HJuGjr3VsOI/w-d-xo.html
"Heh heh... *Sip* Yup, they just don't make 'em like they used to."
@@OhEidirsceoil
Lmao your comment is hilarious. Go be a pussy somewhere else. I'm sure he's more than fully aware of what his pfp is and he isn't going to change it because you're offended by it.
THE WORDS NEEDS TO LISTEN TO THIS SONG
Words?
World he means, I think
Two of my favourite singers and a brilliant song
Two of Ireland's greatest ever musicians together in full swing here. Hard Rocking men to the end and legends forever they'll be. RIP guys
@flip inheck yes they are. Because of brit interference in Ireland. There'd be no song for them to sing. Phil had no British blood in him. And misfortune meant Gary was born in the North of Ireland.
Now this is music that will never get old
Metal + Anti-war + two guitar legends + more metal = possibly the most badass song in existence.
Phil played bass, but
still a legend.
Spot on Dean!
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Bass guitars are guitars and Lynott was a good Rock and Metal bassist. What's the issue?
Its not really antiwar, it's anti government labeled bullshit, a Catholic and a Protestant made a bad ass song together.
Awesome protest song from australia "BLOOD ON THE SOIL -US OIL" th-cam.com/video/HJuGjr3VsOI/w-d-xo.html
Love these guys. Been watching for 10 years
Gary Moore's voice is INCREDIBLE!
Two real artists working together, they were indeed an unmatched duo, shame they're both gone... R.I.P. Gary and Phil, rock on!!
Two of the greatest rock stars ever. Lynotts unique voice and bass playing and Gary Moore one of the worlds greatest guitarists ever.👍👍👍👍👍
Eternal glory and lightest memory to The Great Artists. Play on at the sky...
music never be the same like 80s ,, long live that time !
that's right
totaly agree but hilarious he actually does not play the instrument
Well, there is more to say about metal afterwards than any other genre imo
It's a music video, dude.
Hell yes, 80s Rock and Metal \m/
Two legends of rock... gone. We miss you Gary and Phil, rock on in heaven R.I.P
Hell ain't a bad place to live ;)