Thin Lizzy - Live & DangerousDie hard Thin Lizzy fans have been known to exchange blows arguing whether Jailbreak or Live and Dangerous truly represents the band's supreme achievement. For devotees of the band's stage prowess it's a no brainer: Live and Dangerous was, is, and always will be king of the mountain. Recorded at the height of the band's creative powers as well as its commercialpeak, the album offers energised performances of the band's best known material, reeled out

Carving out a niche in the heady early days of the British punk-rock scene wasn't easy

Baby G and Bounty Killer

“I wanted to hear repetitive music that wasn’t pretentious” tells the band’s voice Tom Greenhouse of his personal agenda to inject some pop sentimentality into the rock’n’roll textbook

Morbid Angel

which grew and changed during the course of recording the album in London and New York

she holds her own

Denée is putting a time

‰ÛÏin making this record we discarded an album‰۪s worth of material that sounded like the first two albums

Charlie Haden on bass

looped and played at different speeds to create constantly shifting combinations

also from the ’burbs

hasn‰۪t released any music for 20 years