Thin Lizzy

By February 1981, Thin Lizzy was riding high on the waves of their previous album, "Chinatown," which dropped in 1980. This record saw the band continuing to evolve their sound, blending hard rock with a touch of Celtic influence, wholly emblematic of their unique style. The live performance in Stockholm, part of an energetic tour, showcased the band’s tight-knit chemistry and featured the powerful vocals of the late Phil Lynott, who was noted for his captivating stage presence. Interestingly, this was a period just before they released their album "Renegade" later in 1981, which marked both a shift in their sound and lineup changes. It’s fascinating to think that, during this concert, they were at a turning point, still electrifying audiences with classics while hinting at new directions.

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