IGNORE THE REVIEW"S!!!
First of all This is not just some band pretending to be Thin Lizzy,This is Guitar Ace/singer John Sykes and Guitar Master Scott Gorham shredding from start to finish. With Marco Mendoza On Bass Who is one of the best Bass players out there Darren Wharton is on the keyboars Who Was On The Renegade And Thunder & Lightning albums. And One of The Greatest F***ing Rock N' Roll Drummers of all time Tommy Aldridge who has jammed with (Ozzy,Whitesnake,Sykes,nugent,vai,) need I say more. This Whole Album Is a 10 from start to finish Sykes does an awesome job on vocals. get this album now DON'T FORGET THIS IS A TRIBUTE TO THE GREATEST ROCK"N"ROLLER OF ALL-TIME MR. PHIL LYNOTT.

Read carefully NOT the SCORPS!!
if your a true Scorpians fan you will be bitterly dissapointed with this album. It doesn,t contain a single SCORPS song or band member.

sadly,this isn't Thin Lizzy
It's sad this group called itself Thin Lizzy,since it would've been a great new band if they had written and recorded original material.It's really a disgrace that a bad without Phil Lynnott and Brian Downey would call itself Thin Lizzy.What's next,a Doors tour without Jim Morrison??

Not to be mistaken for the real thing
I think most would agree that the man below who said this would be a great introduction to Thin Lizzy is a bit of an insult to Phillip Lynott. I know the reviewer means well but come on, now. This album is a Thin Lizzy tribute and should be called as such. When the guy who wrote most of the songs and sang on all of them as well as being the bass player is dead this would not be a great introduction to his work! There are no original members of Thin Lizzy on this disc! The reviewer who said Scott Gorham was the only original member has forgotten their first 3 albums and Eric Bell. 3 albums is a good chunk of music and the original line up had Bell, Downey and Lynott. This cd sounds real good and Sykes and Gorham are both great but it should be a Thin Lizzy tribute to Phillip Lynott not Thin Lizzy. I think the man, who slipped into a coma, alone on christmas day, 1985, deserves the respect of having the band he named and led retired after he's gone. Thank you.

An Incredible simulation, but far from the real thing.
Calling this a Thin Lizzy concert is a bit of a stretch. Without Phil Lynott's contribution, this becomes more of a tribute album. A valiant effort, with John Sykes constantly trying to invoke the spirit of Lynott and the band playing the music as well as any band could. The problem is it's really not Thin Lizzy. It's just another band playing their music. Musically I could have rated this as high as three stars but for its value to any but the most desperate fan, I can't give it more than one. Stick with Live and Dangerous for the sound of the real Thin Lizzy.