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Thin Lizzy - Still In love With You - (Live At Dublin, Ireland 1983)

Published April 13, 2016

Views 336K  |  Likes 3.31K  |  Comments 260
Views#4,492,308Global
Views#701,755Unknown country

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1.49K subs•58 videos•Jul 2011

This video has 336K views and 3.31K likes, ranking #4,492,308 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

336,649

Likes

3,313

Comments

260

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Engagement rate

Revenue estimate

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Total (all-time): $236 – $673

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Thin Lizze - Live At Dublin, Ireland - Thunder And Lightning Tour - (1983) - Phil Lynott: Vocals & Bass - Brian Downey: Drums - Scott Gorham: Guitars - John Sykes: Guitars - Darren Wharton: Keyboards. "Rest in Peace Phil Lynott, 1949 –1986."

Published
April 13, 2016
Made for kids
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