The Peel Sessions cover

The Peel Sessions

Thin Lizzy · 1994

61 min · 15 tracks · hard rock · blues rock · traditional heavy metal

Raw energy meets polished musicianship, showcasing the evolution of Thin Lizzy's signature rock sound.

Why this album works

The album serves as an important archival release, highlighting Thin Lizzy's impact on rock music with tracks that influenced future generations of musicians. It features notable performances of classics like 'Whiskey in the Jar' and 'Jailbreak,' which continue to resonate within rock culture and have been covered extensively by various artists.
Best for
wave-like pacing with peaks raw energy in performance nostalgic sing-alongs with friends
Context
Released in 1994, 'The Peel Sessions' captures Thin Lizzy during a retrospective phase, celebrating their influential career after disbanding in 1983. This collection highlights live recordings from their early years, allowing listeners to experience the band's raw power and lyrical depth that defined their legacy.
Stylistic neighbors
Aerosmith· Gary Moore· Ian Gillan

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Whiskey in the Jar Standout 5:52
  • 2 Rosalie 3:17
  • 3 Suicide 5:19
  • 4 Emerald 3:59
  • 5 Cowboy Song Standout 5:12
  • 6 Jailbreak Standout 4:06
  • 7 Don't Believe a Word 2:47
  • 8 Little Darling 3:06
  • 9 Still in Love With You 5:37
  • 10 Vagabonds of the Western World 4:26
  • 11 Little Girl in Bloom 4:41
  • 12 Killer Without a Cause 3:41
  • 13 Bad Reputation 2:49
  • 14 That Woman's Gonna Break Your Heart 3:29
  • 15 Dancing in the Moonlight 3:21

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