Thin Lizzy $ Phil Lynott best of the bootlegs

This is a direct effort to combat tape-trader snobbery! Here's a big chunk of the best rare/unreleased/unreleasable Thin Lizzy stuff, along with quite a bit of post-Lizzy stuff Phil participated in.

Let's see...there's "The Man and His Music" volumes 1-7, which is mostly live and demo goodies but also has some cool side projects like the stuff he did with Johnny Thunders and even some spoken word; the early "Funky Junction" weirdness, which is the three piece Thin Lizzy with added keyboards and singer covering Deep Purple and some oldies (also containing the rare instrumental gem "Palamatoon"); a handful of various interesting live shows from different eras; "40 Shades of Green" made up of demos for the "Black Rose" album (which is my personal favorite, but judging by these it could have been even better); a bit of live solo Phil and the last show he ever played with the decent band Grand Slam; and some miscellaneous covers and live tomfoolery with fellow Irish bastard Rory Gallagher. Most of these include full covers and liner notes.

I have pointedly NOT included anything "Thin Lizzy" did after Phil died.

This is by no means complete, there's tons of this stuff out there, but much of it remains in the hands of miserly wankers who hoard it like gold. Any real fan is bound to be interested in at least some of this, so here it is. I encourage you to seed!