Thin Lizzy - The Boys Are Back In Town (2022) [DVD9]

Thin Lizzy - The Boys Are Back In Town: Live At The Sydney Opera House October 1978 (2022) [DVD9]
Label: Mercury
Country: Ireland
Genre: Hard Rock
Quality: DVD9
Video: MPEG2 Video / 720x480 / (4:3) / 29.97fps / 6300kbps
Audio: Dolby AC3 / 48kHz / 6ch / 448kbps
Audio: DTS / 48kHz / 6ch / 768kbps
Audio: Dolby AC3 / 48kHz / 2ch / 192kbps
Time: 00:41:09+00:24:51+01:05:27
Full Size: 7.69 GB
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With its driving hooks, twin lead guitars, lyrics saturated in working class lore, and the charismatic presence of singer/songwriter/bassist Phil Lynott, THIN LIZZY is undeniably one of the most influential bands in rock 'n' roll.

"The Boys Are Back In Town Live At The Sydney Opera House October 1978". Previously released on VHS, Laserdisc, and DVD, this version presents the show in the highest quality that has been made available, with not only cleaned up video and remixed audio from multi tracks, but five additional songs from this set that have never been officially released. This performance showcases the electricity of these original rock 'n' roll masters - Lynott, Scott Gorham (guitar, background vocals),Gary Moore (guitar / background vocals) and Mark Nauseef - delivering searing versions of their celebrated anthems, such as "Jailbreak", "The Boys Are Back In Town", "Bad Reputation" and "Me And The Boys".

Setlist:

SYDNEY - ORIGINAL CUT
Jailbreak
Bad Reputation
Waiting For An Alibi
Cowboy Song
The Boys Are Back In Town
Are You Ready
Me And The Boys
Baby Drives Me Crazy

LOST SYDNEY PERFORMANCE
Warriors
Don'T Believe A Word
Still In Love With You
Johnny The Fox Meets Jimmy The Weed
Suicide

FULL SYDNEY SHOW
Jailbreak
Bad Reputation
Warriors
Don'T Believe A Word
Waiting For An Alibi
Still In Love With You
Johnny The Fox Meets Jimmy The Weed
Cowboy Song
The Boys Are Back In Town
Suicide
Are You Ready
Baby Drives Me Crazy
Me And The Boys

Line-up:
Phil Lynott (bass & vocals)
Scott Gorham (guitars & backup vocals)
Gary Moore (guitars & backup vocals)
Mark Nauseef (drums)

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