Thin Lizzy

In early January 1978, Thin Lizzy was basking in the aftermath of their critically acclaimed album "Jailbreak," released in 1976. This period was marked by significant commercial success and a solidifying reputation as a formidable live act, culminating in the recording of "Live and Dangerous," which was released later in 1978. The live performance of "Still in Love With You" at the Rainbow is a testament to the band's electrifying stage presence and musical prowess during this exciting phase in their career. Notably, "Live and Dangerous" is often cited as one of the greatest live albums in rock history, and Thin Lizzy, with its twin guitar harmonies and charismatic frontman Phil Lynott, was gaining momentum in the hard rock scene. The live rendition captured the band at a peak moment, showcasing their ability to engage with audiences through emotive melodies and powerful instrumentation.

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