Wow. Glyder's Colour Of Money is an excellent disc! Get this disc if you're a fan of Thin Lizzy and classic hard rock. 
http://www.myspace.com/glyder
http://www.myspace.com/glyder
Glyder...Thin Lizzy fans rejoice!
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J-Dubya 777
It NEVER ends
Trans-Siberian Outcast
Savaholic
Thirded!
Really good album that Glyder put together. Sure, there's a bit of Lizzy worship going on, but the songwriting is high quality. If Phil Lynott was still alive and leading Thin Lizzy today, this is what I imagine them sounding like.
On a sidenote, I just discovered Albert Bouchard's (drummer and songwriter for Blue Oyster Cult in the 70s and the Imaginos album) solo band called Brain Surgeons. I highly recommend this for fans of old-school BOC.
Song sample available on Albert's "Cellsum Records" site: http://www.cellsum.com/sample.htm
And more song samples and purchase info on www.cdbaby.com (do a search for Brain Surgeons)
Really good album that Glyder put together. Sure, there's a bit of Lizzy worship going on, but the songwriting is high quality. If Phil Lynott was still alive and leading Thin Lizzy today, this is what I imagine them sounding like.
On a sidenote, I just discovered Albert Bouchard's (drummer and songwriter for Blue Oyster Cult in the 70s and the Imaginos album) solo band called Brain Surgeons. I highly recommend this for fans of old-school BOC.
Song sample available on Albert's "Cellsum Records" site: http://www.cellsum.com/sample.htm
And more song samples and purchase info on www.cdbaby.com (do a search for Brain Surgeons)
I'll have to check that out. I really like Thin Lizzy back in the day. Shame what happened to Phil Lynott.
Trans-Siberian Outcast
Savaholic
Shame wasn't what happened to Phil Lynott, it was what Phil Lynott did to himself.
Shame is what happened to Randy Rhoads, Criss Oliva, Cliff Burton, etc.
Shame is what happened to Randy Rhoads, Criss Oliva, Cliff Burton, etc.
It still is a shame that the guy died. I realize that drugs/alcohol did him in, but I still hate seeing people die in the prime of their lives. It is sobering to think that he died at the age I am now.
