Thin Lizzy - Considering New Studio Album
Thin Lizzy guitarist Scott Gorham told Billboard.com that it may be time to bring his band back into the studio again.
Thin Lizzy hasn't released a new album since 1983's Thunder and Lightning and certainly have not thought about it since iconic frontman Phil Lynott's death in 1986. But according to the Billboard interview, guitarist Gorham - who was with the group from 1974-83 and has led various configurations of reconstituted Thin Lizzys since 1996 - thinks that the current line-up may just be good enough to try to add some music to the Lizzy legacy.
Said Gorham: "That's the No. 1 question we're getting from people ? are we gonna record some new material? The fans seem to trust this line-up, and I don't blame them. We've kind of jumped this emotional hurdle together. Ricky's [Warwick, vocals] writing some fucking killer lyrics, and with the kind of talent that's in Thin Lizzy now I think we can pull off a really cool set of tunes. At least it's something that we can think about now, where before it wasn't on the table."
You can read the full interview here.
Thin Lizzy hasn't released a new album since 1983's Thunder and Lightning and certainly have not thought about it since iconic frontman Phil Lynott's death in 1986. But according to the Billboard interview, guitarist Gorham - who was with the group from 1974-83 and has led various configurations of reconstituted Thin Lizzys since 1996 - thinks that the current line-up may just be good enough to try to add some music to the Lizzy legacy.
Said Gorham: "That's the No. 1 question we're getting from people ? are we gonna record some new material? The fans seem to trust this line-up, and I don't blame them. We've kind of jumped this emotional hurdle together. Ricky's [Warwick, vocals] writing some fucking killer lyrics, and with the kind of talent that's in Thin Lizzy now I think we can pull off a really cool set of tunes. At least it's something that we can think about now, where before it wasn't on the table."
You can read the full interview here.
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| Valentin B Iconoclast Posts: 10084 From: Czech Republic  |
They could release an album under another name, if they release it with the name Thin Lizzy it will most certainly be seen as a cashgrab.
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| Troy Killjoy perfunctionist Posts: 21306 From: Canada  |
Written by Valentin B on 31.03.2011 at 19:23 They have about as many comps as Iron Maiden. I think it's safe to say these guys (and/or their label) know how to make money.
---- "Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools because they have to say something."
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| Marcel Hubregtse Grumpy Old Fuck Posts: 40071 From: The Netherlands  |
Thin Lizzy in this format is a good tribute band but recording an album under the guise of Thin Lizzy wihtou Phil Lynnott on vocals is pure blasphemy. Lynnott was botht the main song writer and especially the sound of the band.
---- Member of the true crusade against European Flower Metal Yesterday is dead and gone, tomorrow is out of sight Dawn Crosby (r.i.p.) 05.04.1963 - 15.12.1996 
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| @gent_-_orange Posts: 905 From: UK  |
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| sbgmetal Posts: 817 From: USA  |
Man... idk bout this... a lot of emotions stirred up in me when i read this.. on one hand how can u release a TL album without phil? but then again i still wanna hear gorham and downey make new music...
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| LoudBoy26 Posts: 41 From: USA |
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| Doc G. Full Grown Hoser Posts: 9718 From: Canada  |
Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 31.03.2011 at 19:33 That was my thought. It would almost be as bad as a Motorhead album without Lemmy.
---- "I got a lot of really good ideas, problem is, most of them suck." - George Carlin
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