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The Hold Steady Stay Positive Vagrant The Hold Steady is a self-made band, building an audience musical brick-by-brick while tapping into the ’70s rock of Bruce Springsteen and Thin Lizzy and adding distinctive touches in the drug-drink-party spoken-rather-than-sung narratives of frontman Craig Finn.

Pity the fool It’s hard but he broke a rule And that isn’t done Somehow, someday, Brother will use a gun Just walking the town Just painting it sad It’s bringing me down It’s driving me mad Woman is away from me We will be strong, [...]

Pimps of Gore Report: Click here to go to POG to check mp3's from The Police "Nothing Achieving", "Canary In a Coalmine", "Contact", "Burn For You", and "Synchronicity II"....plus they toss in some Them (with Van Morrison) "I Can Only Give You Everything", and Thin Lizzy b-side from the Black Rose

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John Sykes, British guitarist (Thin Lizzy, Whitesnake, Tygers of Pan Tang)

The latest all-new studio album from acclaimed Irish guitarist Gary Moore (ex-Thin Lizzy), 'Bad For You Baby', "Has him moaning the blues, rockin’ the rock and pulling off the kind of licks and chops that will have ax-enthusiasts salivating," according to a press release.

On this show I play a song for Brian Springer, who left me a generous beer fund donation. Also on the show, a new segment on the show, Classic Albums Revisited. I revisit an album that I think is underrated and underappreciated. This show, I revisit ‘Another Perfect Day‘ from Motorhead.

What’s this? Talk-box guitar? A theremin? A banjo? Yes, that’s the new Hold Steady. But don’t believe what you’ve read elsewhere. The new Hold Steady is the same as the old Hold Steady. They’ve just added a few new instruments and a couple guest appearances.

GOOD MORNING! <——— that WAS Saturday morning but, GOOD Evening on Monday night, 10:51pm! It’s really early, approximately 6:05am, up early to post this one really fast, then it’s off to the flea market to score some vinyl!!!

Another fine Thin Lizzy show. Memory Pain is a stereo soundboard recording of the September 25th, 1980 show at Nakano Sun Plaza, Tokyo. The band at this show: Philip Lynott(bass/vocals) Brian Downey(drums) Scott Gorham(guitars) Snowy White(guitars) Darren Wharton(keyboards) TRACK LIST: DISC 1 -