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Just in case anyones interested, a photo from Wikipedia of the bronze statue on Lynott in Dublin. If any of you get over to Ireland, definitely make a wee trip round to see it.

Can't recall the name of the movie, recent one too, but A busker goes round and hires a street band that's playing at the foot of Phil's statue. The guitar player wants to know if they're gonna do any "Lizzy? all we play is Lizzy" Good scene.Funny ,they were good too.
Though, anyone know if Phil changed to roundwounds? I saw the Sight and Sound show today, and his tone was alot more raunchier than when he used the precisions or the Ibanez..
Phil was in great form & Robbo & Scotty tore it UP !!!!!!
Not familiar with that show, what kind of bass did he play?
I always thought (after Phil) Downey was the key ingredient in the band.























"I'm a roller too, Honey...
I always thought (after Phil) Downey was the key ingredient in the band.
How close is Phil to Rory ?
I saw Thin Lizzy in the late 70s, probably the Jailbreak tour. GREAT show ! Phil was in great form & Robbo & Scotty tore it UP !!!!!!
SOME DAY I'll journey to the mother-land & take it all in...along with a TRUE Guinness... I have family in the Cork area & have always wanted to go.
The Rory Gallagher tribute in Dublin is (verrry) roughly a mile away from the Phil Lynott statue. Definitely worth seeing both. (When you've had a real pint of Guinness, you'll be wondering what that shite you've been drinking for years is but don't drink it at Dublin airport, its absolutely AWFUL there! If you make plans to come over, send me a message and I'll tell you a few bars worth checking out!
Anybody else thing the bass tone in Waiting for an Alibi is absolutely perfect?