Following the departure of Carmine Appice and Tony Franklin, Blue Murder has completed their second album ``NOTHIN' BUT TROUBLE'' with the addition of Marco Mendoza (B) and Tommy Osteen (Ds). The Dallas City Limits performance on May 8, 1994, which also served as a promotion, is completely recorded for 79 minutes with the finest line recording. As a pre-mastered version of the pre-FM broadcast, this is a remastered version of the ultra-high quality sound source that has been familiar to fans from the past. Instead of the frantic direct-to-the-desk recording that you can hear on the released "DEFINITIVE VOYAGE 1989", we also added an ambient microphone, allowing you to enjoy a wonderful 80-minute live performance with official-style mixed sound without sacrificing the sense of presence. With the departure of Carmine and Tony, the direction and color of Sykes' solo band has become stronger. Similar to the image of "NOTHIN' BUT TROUBLE", you can enjoy a band-like performance and set with no blur in high sound quality. . The song selection is like a short set from the Japan tour held at the end of 1993, and fans can experience a nostalgic flow from the dramatic opening of Riot to the new song Dance. After that, they played Cry For Love, Billy, Jelly Doll from the first album, Thin Lizzy's Cold Sweat, the melodic and acoustic She Knows from the second "NOTHIN' BUT TROUBLE", and the hard leader's track We All Fall Down. They take turns playing and liven up the show. As the show approached its second half, they dramatically played Thunder & Lightning, which had never been played in Japan. The big song Blue Murder, the encore Thin Lizzy Dancing In The Moonlight, and Still Of The Night, which you can't finish without listening to this, will thoroughly enliven you with amazing performances and song selection. By listening to the press's "DEFINITIVE VOYAGE 1989", you can feel the change in musicality and direction from the first to the second, as well as the growing Thin Lizzy color, and the flow of the reorganization project the following year. The 1994 Dallas performance recording, which captures the first-class sound of Sykes's live performance during this transitional period in his music history, is included in the Japan performance live album "Screaming Blue Murder: Dedicated to Phil" released around the same time. Lynott" (the song selection is almost the same, but this one includes the popular song Please Don't Leave Me) is a must-listen for all fans. Please enjoy this opportunity. Live at Dallas City Limits, Dallas, Texas, USA 8th May 1994 SBD (79:00) 1. Intro 2. Riot 3. Dance 4. Cry For Love 5. Cold Sweat 6. Billy 7. She Knows 8. Jelly Doll 9 . We All Fall Down 10. Thunder & Lightning 11. Blue Murder 12. Dancing In The Moonlight 13. Still Of The Night John Sykes - Guitar, Vocal Marco Mendoza - Bass Tommy O'steen – Drums Nik Green - Keyboards SOUNDBOARD RECORDING
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