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Contents: To coincide with the release of Thin Lizzy's latest box set, "Live and Dangerous," the acclaimed 1983 live album "Last Live" is being reissued in a remastered version. This two-disc masterpiece live album is primarily composed of recordings from Thin Lizzy's "Last Tour," specifically their March 1983 performance at the Hammersmith Odeon in London. The collaboration of renowned guitarists such as Gary Moore, Brian Robertson, Eric Bell, and John Sykes is a highlight. - The lineup, consisting of the unshakeable trio of Phil Lynott (bass, vocals), Brian Downey (drums), and Scott Gorham (guitar), plus the rising guitarist John Sykes, known for his incredible shredding, and keyboardist Darren Wharton, who joined the band in the 1980s, offers a truly compelling performance of their later stage shows. The performances of the three veterans and the two energetic young members create a fantastic synergy. - Several tracks, including the climactic "The Rocker," feature guest appearances from three past guitarists: Gary Moore, Brian Robertson, and Eric Bell. In addition, some tracks, such as "Rebel," use recordings from the time when Snowy White, Sykes' predecessor, was in the band. This is a historic work that packs the performances of all the guitarists who have colored Thin Lizzy's career into one album. - In addition to classics such as "They're Going to Town," "Jailbreak," and "I Still Want You," the album also includes a well-balanced selection of songs from this period, including tracks from their masterpiece "Thunder and Lightning," their last studio album and a huge hit that reached number 4 in the UK. Japanese edition only: Liner notes/lyrics and translations included SHM-CD specification Media reviews and more To coincide with the release of Thin Lizzy's latest box set "Live and Dangerous," the renowned 1983 live album "Last Live" is being reissued. Remastered edition. This two-disc masterpiece live album is primarily composed of recordings from Thin Lizzy's "Last Tour," specifically their March 1983 performance at the Hammersmith Odeon in London. The collaboration of renowned guitarists such as Gary Moore, Brian Robertson, Eric Bell, and John Sykes is also a highlight. (C)RS
