A posthumous collection of live and unreleased material, "Life" captures Thin Lizzy in their final year, offering a raw, unvarnished look at the band at the end of their career.
- The album was released by EMI on October 16, 1983, after the band's official breakup.
- It was compiled from live recordings and studio outtakes from the band's final lineup, featuring John Sykes on guitar.
- "Life" included tracks from the band's last-ever concerts and some material intended for a follow-up to "Renegade".
Thin Lizzy was a hard rock band formed in Dublin in 1970, fronted by multi-instrumentalist Phil Lynott. They are best known for their distinctive blend of hard rock, blues, and Irish folk influences, and for their twin-lead guitar sound. "Life" was released in 1983, the same year the band officially disbanded following a farewell tour. It served as a posthumous compilation, featuring live tracks and previously unreleased material from the band's final lineup.
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