Re: Thin Lizzy Remasters -- Thin Lizzy

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Subject: Re: Thin Lizzy Remasters

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Phil

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Date Posted: 00:53:07 12/27/03 Sat
In reply to: Nick 's message, "Re: Thin Lizzy Remasters" on 21:10:03 12/26/03 Fri

>Chinatown, Renegade and T&L were all remastered and
>released by Metal Blade in the US.
>
>Despite being the weakest of all Lizzy albums the
>sound quality is superb and they wipe the floor with
>the UK and Warner Bros US versions.

Forgot about the Metal Blade releases Nick, sadly I missed them.
Was making the point about the UK operation though - lack of interest and lack of funding.

There's also the Wounded Bird reissues which are supposedly re-releases of the Metal Blade versions.
Got Chinatown, Thunder And Lightning and Live/Life but confess I haven't played them enough to notice any difference.
Black Rose, Renegade and Phil's two solo albums are also available from them.
http://www.woundedbird.com/

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