This time we picked up 1975's Fighting, a record that delivers more of the Liz's trademarked heavy guitar ballads about boogie-woogie broads and old flames. We like the snappy drumming, signature dual leads, and how we feel so cool to dig a band hardly anyone hypes up. Please enjoy our favorite Fighting cut, "Wild One."
Saturday, August 04, 2007
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So we snagged yet another Thin Lizzy disc which of course means it's time for yet another "Thin Lizzy is friggin' awesome so start listenin' to 'em, you assholes!" post.
This time we picked up 1975's Fighting, a record that delivers more of the Liz's trademarked heavy guitar ballads about boogie-woogie broads and old flames. We like the snappy drumming, signature dual leads, and how we feel so cool to dig a band hardly anyone hypes up. Please enjoy our favorite Fighting cut, "Wild One."
This time we picked up 1975's Fighting, a record that delivers more of the Liz's trademarked heavy guitar ballads about boogie-woogie broads and old flames. We like the snappy drumming, signature dual leads, and how we feel so cool to dig a band hardly anyone hypes up. Please enjoy our favorite Fighting cut, "Wild One."
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