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Phil Lynott calmly explaining on breakfast TV that using heroin can be "very enjoyable" makes for heartbreaking viewing
When Phil Lynott appeared on Good Morning Britain in October 1984, he gave millions of breakfast TV viewers a striking insight into the appeal and dangers of using heroin
Thin Lizzy's Live And Dangerous: the real story of the greatest live album ever
Brian Robertson and Scott Gorham look back at the troublesome birth of a classic live album, Thin Lizzy’s Live And Dangerous
Thin Lizzy's November 14, 1976 'Live And Dangerous' Hammersmith Odeon set to get first vinyl release on Record Store Day
Night one of Thin Lizzy's three-night stand at London's legendary Hammersmith Odeon in November 1976 is to get a stand-alone vinyl release for the first time
Thin Lizzy's Live And Dangerous: now more live and more dangerous than ever
Thin Lizzy's Live And Dangerous a.k.a. The Greatest Live Album Of All Time – reissued alongside the seven shows recorded to make it
Led Zeppelin once released a song on K-Tel: the result was one of the great all-star photos
Led Zeppelin on K-Tel? It really happened
The true story of Thin Lizzy's classic Live And Dangerous - only in the new Classic Rock
Also in this issue: Christine McVie, Dr Feelgood, Rush, Iggy Pop, The Darkness, Black Stone Cherry, Ugly Kid Joe, The Band, Ville Valo, Sam Ryder and more
"I can’t work with these guys. They're falling down drunk" - the story of Thin Lizzy's Dancing In The Moonlight
How Thin Lizzy took a funky Phil Lynott bass riff and “a gamble” to make their classic Dancing In The Moonlight
Thin Lizzy's classic Live And Dangerous gets mammoth multi-disc expansion
Who needs eight different live versions of The Boys Are Back In Town? We all do!
