Thin Lizzy - Thunder And Lightning

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Line Up:
Phil Lynott - bass guitar, vocals
Scott Gorham - guitar, backing vocals
John Sykes - guitar, backing vocals
Darren Wharton - keyboards, backing vocals
Brian Downey - drums, percussion

[davidmeyer]

Wake up radio stations! This is real rock. This is what we want to hear!

[RueMorgueDweller]

Their heaviest album. They went out with huge bang with this one.

[arturoalmazan]

This is what Thin Lizzy should have sounded like in the 80s. pure metal. sad that Phil Lynott couldn't overcome his demons

[micknordstrom]

Heavy Metal, but with a swing! Brian Downey is a beast!!!

[hemispheres]

What a great final album. Thunderous, heavy, high-energy - a heavy metal album through and through. Great riffing from Sykes and Lynott's vocals are fantastic

[lifeisnice]

John Sykes on beast mode!! He's a guitar god!! Terrific song!

[StyrbjornStarke]

This song is pure energy, you could raise the dead with this

[robertrinkel]

Damn I miss Phil. They were way ahead of there time in many ways. Thin Lizzy

[IntoTheMindlessAbyss]

Such a horribly underrated album!

We love you, Phil!

[rodkiller]

What an addition. John Sykes. Lizzy was never short of bad ass guitarists.

[daroblackheart]

2:56 God damn! Sykes was on hell's fire!

[Shane-orvu]

This song is criminally underrated - That’s ok, it can be our best kept secret 👍

[fredparker]

One of the most underrated albums ever recorded...hardly a dull moment on it!!
❤

[bigtorrisi]

This is the first time a guitar solo broke the land speed record. F**k Yeah.

[sleuthentertainment]

Like Wishbone Ash, Lucifer's Friend or Epitaph, Lynott understood the times and heavy metal was the music of the moment, so he adapted perfectly to these changes. Simply, a mind-blowing burst of energy; another veteran band teaching how to play hard & heavy to the young pupils

[MagnumPEI]

I played this to a mid 90's head banger...he didn't think it was as heavy as I made it out to be. I grew up on Sab, Zep..then Priest, Maiden, etc., but between there was this really under appreciated album that took Heavy rock over the edge to metal. RIP Phill

[teddydog]

One of my favorite Thin Lizzy songs ever. I don't know if the album was a flop or not but they went out roaring.

[MUNCHTM]

This song has emotional attachment to me. When I was younger (around 7-12 years old, I’m 22 as of this comment) my dad introduced me to this exact song and I instantly loved it! That guitar solo is one of the greatest ones I have ever heard in my life so far. Whenever I hear a Thin Lizzy track, it always brings me back to the summers and driving to the pool with my father. Such an incredible band and I wish I would’ve had the chance to see them live before Phil passed. RIP

[rhythmanuk]

What a track! And what an album to finish with. He'd have been back, without a doubt. Such a shame he left us and I miss him more than any other dead rock star. I got this on cassette when it came out, all of 14 I was and this just was amazing! I don't think radio knew what to do with it, or Cold Sweat.

[archangel]

It’s crazy how this song has such a Thrash Metal sound! Definitely my favorite Thin Lizzy album and one of my favorite songs!💪🏻🤘🏻