Phil Lynortt and Thin Lizzy - 'The Best Of Phil Lynott And Thin Lizzy - Soldier Of Fortune' CD. Ok.Item: 144266537078 The Best Of Phil Lynott And Thin Lizzy - Soldier Of Fortune (CD, 1987, Telstar). Guess I will have to cross the Atlantic to watch the old Irish lads ! At least next week I will watch Queen + Paul Rogers in my hometown. Lizzy is not so big here, quite a shame, all most people know is 'The Boys are back in town' and 'Whiskey in the jar' (thanks to Metallica's Garage Inc album.). Unfortunately I guess I won't be able to watch Lizzy so soon. I may be messing things up, but you said Marco Mendoza.is he the former Twisted Sister bass player 'Mark the Animal Mendoza' ? That would be quite a coincidence if not ! I've seen him spanking the drums twice.one with Yngwie Malmsteen and another one with Whitesnake. You've seen Sykes & Gorham together plus a special appearance by Robbo ! 'Nuff said !!!!' Great gig this one !!!!Ībout the recent concert, cool story this one about the first 3 rows. I can imagine that it will be hard to forget that March 17th you've mentioned. If you can get to a gig in the future, you will not be disappointed. Sykes does a great job, staying very true to Phils vocal melodies.

The band was Sykes, Gorham, Tommy Aldridge and Marco Mendosa.ītw, look here for a couple of upcoming shows with Queensryche in the UK. Front row and not a sinigle person even touching me, let alone squashing me. Davids Hall, Cardiff, and as the security was being a pain sending people back to there seats, Lizzy asked them to stop, so as a comprimise they allowed just 3 rows of people to lean on the stage, and I was one of them. I saw them the second time about a year ago in St.

Patricks Day, Robertson came on for 'Still in Love With You' and 'Blackrose'!!!!!!!! I had tears in my eyes, and I don't mind admitting it. First about 10 years ago at Brixton Academy, with Downey, Sykes, Gorham, and I don't remember the bassist. You'll have to search through for 'Rosalie' though! I haven't heard this version, but I saw or read an interview where they mentioned it (might even be 'The Making of AMOLAD' dvd).Īs far as 'Tush', they definatley played it at Reading 1982, as stated here in the commentary

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