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(Thin Lizzy) Phil Lynott - Somebody Elses Dream (Live)

Published January 22, 2007

Views 87.8K  |  Likes 361  |  Comments 62
Views#8,365,321Global
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WillbaDissidenteWillbaDissidente
3.64K subs•307 videos•Jan 2007

This video has 87.8K views and 361 likes, ranking #8,365,321 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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87,896

Likes

361

Comments

62

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Total (all-time): $62 – $176

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Phil Lynott and Friends performing live at Old Grey Whistle Test (11th April 1981) the song "Somebody Elses Dream". This song was the B side of his single "Togheter" from Phil's second solo record called "The Philip Lynott Album (1982)". The music is a little bit different than it is on the 12 inch lp. Phil Lynott…

Published
January 22, 2007
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