The Greedies (a.k.a. The Greedy Bastards) - London, The Electric Ballroom 1978

At first, I was terribly baffled by the differences between the two discs. They are two different shows, which I learned more about thanks to a particular website explaining Thin Lizzy side projects. That was not where I received the bootleg, though, I was able to get my hands on it thanks to a gentleman on Rate Your Music.

Disc 1: July 29, 1978
1. Intro
2. Jailbreak
3. Jesus Children Of America
4. The Cowboy Song
5. The Boys Are Back In Town
6. Stop Messin' Around
7. Don't Believe A Word
8. Spanish Stroll
9. Are You Ready?
10. Black Leather
11. Pipeline
12. Get Outta Here
13. No One Is Innocent
14. Motorbikin'
15. Pretty Greedie
16. No One Is Innocent

Disc One line-up
Phil Lynott - vocals, bass
Brian Downey - drums
Gary Moore - guitar, vocals
Scott Gorham - guitar
Jimmy Bain - bass
Chris Spedding - guitar, vocals
Steve Jones - guitar, vocals
Paul Cook - drums

Disc Two: December 16, 1978
1. Suicide
2. Waiting For An Alibi
3. Jailbreak
4. Back On The Streets
5. Black Rose
6. Don't Believe A Word
7. Are You Ready?
8. Segue
9. No One Is Innocent
10. Black Leather
11. Route 66
12. Looking After #1
13. Pretty Vacant
14. A Merry Jingle
15. Hard Drivin' Man

Merry Jingle 7" (1979)
16. A Merry Jingle
17. A Merry Jangle

Disc Two line-up
Phil Lynott - vocals, bass
Brian Downey - drums
Gary Moore - guitar, vocals
Scott Gorham - guitar
Bob Geldoff - vocals
Steve Jones - guitar, vocals
Paul Cook - drums
and possibly Johnny Fingers of the Boomtown Rats

Get 'em both:
DISC ONE
DISC TWO

There isn't much out there about this short-lived supergroup (made up of members of Thin Lizzy, Sex Pistols, and Boomtown Rats) because they didn't do much. Their entire recorded output is one Christmas single and then there stands this one bootleg that has sound quality like someone poured sulfuric acid on the tape. The sound quality sucks, but it's all we have left of the group that could've blown us away, but disappeared without much of a trace. The band formed on a whim, the idea being to play Thin Lizzy and Sex Pistols songs as small clubs to make quick cash. That's it. Thanks again to this very informative website!