Phil Lynott - Beat of the Drum (FIRST TIME REACTION) | Thin Lizzy Thursday
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Thin Lizzy is my favorite band and Phil is my favorite rock star
This is one of my favourite songs. Just love it! Love your reaction Greg. Such an amazing song.
Thanks Amanda! It's great! Can't believe I hadn't heard it before!
Loving your first time reaction to this one Greg, and so glad you are enjoying it as much as me.
It is a fantastic piece of work.
I love Phil's vocals on this and it reminds me of what was to come on some of the Grand Slam material like Crime is on the up, Phil took his voice down a peg or two.
But Beat of the drum could easily have been the A side but how many times have I said that.
Its one of Phil's best solo efforts I will say that, and to think it never made the album of the time is a musical crime.
Its up there with King's Call, or Yellow Pearl, all big hits here in the UK.
Thanks once again for a fantastic Thin Lizzy Thursday mate 👍 already looking towards the next one 😊
It's a great tune. I loved it. Cheers mate!!
Beat Of The Drum couldn't have been the A-Side, because Old Town was the A-Side. Beat Of The Drum is a good tune, but it can't hang with Old Town. Old Town is Top 10 in the whole damn Philip Lynott catalog IMHO.
First time I've heard this, slipped under the radar for me. It's fantastic, love it.
Agreed!!
How could guys not have heard this?
Hello Greg! We had a little good conversation on Lizzy, maybee two years ago. Just want to say I'm glad you still keep up the good work,. Amazing! Lizzy forever! From a 60 years old guy from Sweden!
Cheers mate! Glad to hear from you!
Nice bodhran drum playing. All that percussion you here between the big beats. Basically a skin drum held in one hand and played typically with triplets and damping with the holding hand. great for 6/8 timing too.
It sounds great!!
@@gregtroyan If I remember correctly this is played by Mark Nauseef - although Brian Downey would not have played worse. 🙂
To me this is Phil lynott best solo song 💯💯💯
It's definetly up there. I think for me Nineteen was Phil's finest hour as a solo artist. The production from Paul Hardcastle was sublime.
@@quolizzy1554 one wish beat of the drum top two of Phil's solo work for me give me goosebumps 💯💯💯
@@brianharper3556can't argue with that Brian, One Wish is fantastic! 😅
Can’t Get Away is my fave Phil solo tune. If it would have had the right record company backing, I think it could have been a real 80’s radio hit
@@247TherockerI couldn't agree more. Can't get away with the Huey Lewis band is superb. Almost sounds like it's geared up towards the US in terms of production.
Hey Greg , wanna hear something exciting on the Phil / Lizzy connection? But you have to promise not to share just yet ,
Greg have you got these thin Lizzy songs on your list (I need you) ( baby's been messing) (1969 rock) (Eddie's blues) (Cadillac) (it's going wrong)( in the delta) all the best to you and your family 👍👍👍
Are they Thin Lizzy proper, or Phil Lynott?
@@gregtroyan thin Lizzy check them out 👏👏👏
@@brianharper3556 Added!
This is a weird one. The underlying riff is great, but the lyrics are just a second rate re-hash of old ideas. It sounds like he was going for something similar to Over the Hills and Far Away by Gary Moore, with the prison theme and breaking into an Irish jig in the middle of the song, but it doesn't really sound finished and it's nowhere near as successful. Still, this came out first, so maybe Gary picked up some ideas. The drums sound like Brian Downey, which certainly gives things a lift, but overall it's not a song I care if I ever hear again.
I enjoyed the tune. It's Phil exploring familiar territory, but he explores said territory well.
Yep Gary used similar celtic sounds
I guess we’re in the minority. I wasn’t thrilled with this one. I thought it got pretty redundant.
@@patrickcatlett2981 I know this one was officially released, but it still sounds unfinished to me, especially with the lyrics. What everyone else hears, I just don't know.
@@delorangeade agreed
Someone else here compared this to something off Wild Frontier by Gary Moore. Hilarious! An album that Gary himself considered a pile of crap. The drums programming is so bad it makes the whole album unlistenable. Beat Of The Drum blows away ANY song on Wild Frontier or After The War.
Nice to see an authentic reaction by Greg to a song he never heard before. I would suspect this is not the last time Greg listens to this track.
It's hard to do "reactions" when I've already heard a lot of stuff! : D
Gary was well happy with Wild Frontier. Interview in 2002. He dismissed his other metal stuff but not wild frontier. I have an impression that in late 85 when Gary and Phil were close again, that Wild Frontier was planned to be a joint venture from them both. I mourn to never hear Phil singing Gary;s song 'Thunder Rising' from that album. Made for him.
@@elzorro7of9The album is garbage, and no drummer on the album. All machines.
Absolutely unlistenable. "For Philip" on the rear cover is the one positive.
Bob Daisley and Gary have both spoken negatively about the album. After The War may be even worse, but at least that has Cozy Powell on drums.
Wild Frontier is hit and miss for me. I think it definitely would be better with a real drummer. But there are few tracks I really like. And I think After the War is great.
@@Michael----- Run for Cover was the first album of his that I bought. Still love it. And I love Back on the Streets. That actually might be my favorite. I was able to see him live on the Wild Frontier tour in Chicago. Very small venue. Great show. Unfortunately he only played 10 songs. Didn’t play The Loner. He must have been in a bad mood
Greg check out (me and my music 1977) Phil lynott RUclips Phil looks uncomfortable with out is bass guitar 🎸🎸🎸
Thanks mate!