(hennemusic) Thin Lizzy have announced that they will issue an expanded 45th anniversary edition of their legendary 1978 release, "Live And Dangerous", on January 20.
Recorded in London and Toronto in 1977 during the "Johnny the Fox" and "Bad Reputation" tours, the original package spent the best part of three months in the UK Top 10, where it reached No. 2 and remained on the charts for more than a year.
The 2023 package will be released as a definitive 8-CD Super Deluxe Edition featuring a newly-remastered version of the original album alongside all of the gigs recorded for "Live And Dangerous"; these six shows from London, Toronto and Philadelphia have been newly-mixed by Ben Findlay from the original multi-tracks and mastered by Andy Pearce, overseen by legendary Thin Lizzy guitarist Scott Gorham.
The inclusion of the original concert recordings in the box set goes to dispel the rumors that the album was extensively overdubbed in the studio; rather, it displays the rawness of the Irish rock band at the top of their game night after night.
Thin Lizzy will also release a remastered version of their 1983 package, "Life Live", on January 20.
The group's final album was recorded during their farewell tour in 1983, principally at the Hammersmith Odeon in London.
Read more and watch the video trailer for "Live And Dangerous" here.
Phil Lynott's Final Recordings Released On Vinyl
6CD Set From Thin Lizzy Icon Phil Lynott's Swan Song Project Grand Slam
Motorhead Announce 'Live At The Montreux Jazz Festival 2007'
Metallica Unplug For Thin Lizzy Classic
Live: Myles Kennedy's Art of Letting Go U.S. Tour Launches In Joliet
Sites and Sounds: In Memory of Dickey Betts Show Coming to Macon, GA
5 Starr: Ringo Starr - Look Up
Motorhead Kick Off 50th Anniversary Celebrations
Marty Friedman Delivers 'A Prayer' Visualizer
The Beach Boys Mike Love To Be Inducted Into Songwriters Hall of Fame
Stream Frost's 'Western Atmosphere'
The Alarm Release 'Chimera' Video As Mike Peters Undergoes Lifesaving Transplant
The Bouncing Souls, Frank Turner Lead Sing Us Home Festival Lineup
Wishbone Ash At The BBC 1970-1988 12-Disc Set Coming
Lorraine Lewis Resurrects Femme Fatale and Teaming With Lou Gramm For Bowie Cover