Live: 1984

Artist: Phil Lynott
Label: Zoom Club
Category: Music

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Format: Enhanced
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 2
EAN: 5036408004680
ASIN: B000087D6X

Release Date: 2003-03-04

Live: 1984

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Tracks:

Nineteen
Yellow Pearl
Sarah
Parisienne Walkways
Crime Rate
Young Boy
Whiter Shade of Pale/Like a Rolling Stone
Night in the Life of a Blues Singer
Cold Sweat
Dear Miss Lonely Hearts
Whiskey in the Jar

Tracks:

Sisters of Mercy [Enhanced Video Track]
Military Man [Enhanced Video Track]
Harlem [Enhanced Video Track]
Dedication [Enhanced Video Track]
Parisienne Walkways [Enhanced Video Track]
I Don't Need This [Enhanced Video Track]
Dear Miss Lonely Hearts [Enhanced Video Track]
Cold Sweat [Enhanced Video Track]
Crime Rate [Enhanced Video Track]

Album Description

Live 1984 - this limited edition deluxe long box style digipak compilation contains the unreleased live recordings by Phil Lynott's legendary post Thin Lizzy act Grand Slam. Features informative sleeve notes. Plus a rare CD video of this classic line up c

Album Details

This Limited Edition Deluxe Double CD Long Box Release Includes the Unreleased Live Recordings by Phil Lynott's Post Thin Lizzy Act Grand Slam. Features Previously Unseen Photographs and Informative Sleeve Notes. Plus a Rare CD Video of this Classic Line Up Compiled from Grand Slam Keyboard Player Mark Stanway's Private Tape Archive. Limited to 3,000 Copies Only!

Customer Reviews:

Buy it for the first live audio disc...not the Video CD.......2003-04-13

Looks like someone beat me to the first review for this set which I've had for a week or so. As the previous reviewer notes, the Video CD is a pretty poor bootleg and it is notated as such in the liner notes. It pretty much seems included for collector purposes. The first audio only disc is what makes this set worth purchasing. Taken directly from the mixing desk at the band's second official live performance (at least according to Lynott near the beginning of the disc) the sound quality is a bit raw, but definitely tolerable. I'd rate it a 7 on a 10 scale and at some moments maybe an 8. Laurence Archer's guitar seems to fall back in the mix toward the end of Night In The Life Of A Blues Singer and then stays that way for the last three songs. That's okay because the strength of the disk is on all the tracks leading up to Night...anyway. I particularly like the tasty electric guitar harmonies at the beginning of Sarah. It is too bad that the Video CD is such poor quality since it would be great to have cleaner versions of Sisters Of Mercy, Military Man, Harlem, Dedication, & I Don't Need This since they are exclusive to the second disc. The previous reviewer states he saw this tour live. Must've been nice since this set might be about the only thing those of us who never had the chance will ever to get to hear live from this project. I reviewed the studio sessions box set also and I'll say it again: This band should've been signed because there is no doubt they were all talented musicians. Thanks to Mark Stanway for making this stuff available, even if the sound isn't always perfect. 3 1/2 stars and would be 4 if the package was more consistent. Phil's legacy lives on...

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