Label: Vertigo Records (US), 838 029-2
Style: Hard Rock, Soft Rock
Country: Dublin, Ireland
Time: 37:26
Format: Flac Tracks 16/44,1 kHz
Size: 217 Mb
Nightlife
was the first Thin Lizzy album to feature the twin-guitar attack that
the band were later known for, from new recruits Scott Gorham, a skinny,
American who narrowly escaped a tenure in Supertramp, and Brian
Robertson, a fresh-faced teen from Scotland.
Nightlife is one of the
band’s most accomplished early albums; an eclectic collection of
bruising boogie rockers and slower, more soulful songs like the tender
She Knows, Showdown and the rainy title song. Both the Cream-like blues
rocker Sha-La-La and the slow-burning ballad Still In Love With You
became enduring live favourites.
"The rehearsals for that album were
exactly the same way as when I went down and jammed with them," Gorham
told us. "Everything was loud, it was big. But when we got into the
studio, Ron Nevison, the producer, kept saying: 'Just turn the guitars
down a little.' Robbo and I would look at each other and go: 'This is
our first album, and this guy’s just worked with Led Zeppelin. So we’ll
just take it down a notch.'
"And Nevison was like: 'Could you turn
it down a little bit more?' And the volume kept going down and down, to
where the songs just didn’t have that drive any longer. We all walked
out scratching our heads, going: 'What the fuck just happened there?'
That’s when Phil [Lynott] goes: 'Fuck these producers, I’ll produce the
next one.' I went: 'Oh shit. What have we let ourselves in for now?'"
(loudersound.com/reviews/thin-lizzy-nightlife-album-of-the-week-club-review)
Album recorded and mixed in the analog domain - AAD. That is, a minimum of digital processing.
A=Analog.
D=digital. The first letter stands for how the music was recorded. The
second letter for how it was mixed. The third letter stands for the
format (all CD's will have D as the last letter).
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