Re: No, not so original -- Thin Lizzy

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Subject: Re: No, not so original

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Al

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Date Posted: 03:58:18 12/29/03 Mon
In reply to: Mouse 's message, "Wow, an original thread....Thin Lizzy albums" on 00:03:36 12/29/03 Mon

>Favourite Lizzy album?
>
>Fighting for me. All the tracks are brilliant, perfect
>balance of hard rockin' and lighter rock. A lot say
>Jailbreak perfected the harmonies approach, I don't
>think so. Fighting has better harmonies imo and more
>often.
>
>As for close favourites, probably Black Rose, Johnny
>The Fox & Renegade (criminally underrated and put
>down). Night Life is damn good, shame the production
>ruins it slightly. The others....well ain't heard all
>of the first two, Vagabonds is alright but can't
>really get into it, Jailbreak is an excellent solid
>rock album, Bad Repuation a good listen, Live &
>Dangerous is asskicking, Chinatown is great on the
>first side but gets lost somewhere along the way, and
>Thunder & Lightning - the first (& last) album to
>sound slightly different to the typical Lizzy sound,
>perhaps the fact it is heavier, but still an excellent
>album.

Vagabonds for me still. Do yourself a favour and re-introduce yourself to the Scott-free Lizzy ;-> (guess what, there are guitar harmonies on the albums going back that far, even to the first album, but you knew that already I take it…)

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