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    Default New Gary Moore Thin Lizzy DVD

    Hello Friends-

    Was surfing the cduniverse.com website and came across a new interesting DVD by former Thin Lizzy and blues master guitarist Gary Moore. Apparently, a concert was recently filmed on what would have been Phil Lynott's b-day featuring many of his former bandmembers: Brian Downey, Scott Gorham, Brian Robertson, Eric Bell, and of course, Gary Moore.

    I haven't seen the DVD, but I think it going to go on my "must have" list. For those interested, here's a link to the cduniverse.com website w/further info on this DVD:

    http://www.cduniverse.com/productinf...cart=334421972

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    Oh man, I love Thin Lizzy! I watched an old video the other day - Bad Reputation. What a cool song! Those guys...great band.
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    Cool! thanks for the info. I do miss Phil. We weren't friends or anything but he was very talented.

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    ..."Whack for my daddy-o There's whiskey in the jar-o" Mandatory Thin Lizzy. *thumbs up*
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    definately worth checking out

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    Gary Moore is my all time favourite , he can do it all and his collaborations with Lynott are all amazing musical adventures, i used to cover alot of thin lizzy back in the 80's and " cold sweat" is still a riff i go back to when ever i pick up a guitar and noodle .. gotta check out the dvd ..thanks
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