Thin Lizzy
Ireland's first heavy rockers, Thin Lizzy rocked throughout the '70s with a mix of teenage rebellion and working-class angst, becoming known for wild behavior on and off the stage. Phil Lynott's Bruce Springsteen-meets-Jimi Hendrix voice perfectly suited the band's power-chord hooks and dual guitar harmonies. They hit the bigtime in '76 with JAILBREAK's title track and "Boys Are Back in Town." The group's slow fade-out ended with a farewell tour in 1983, and Lynott's drug-related death in 1986.
Colour Collection
Thin Lizzy
MCA Records (Germany), 2006
1 CD
The Definitive Collection
Thin Lizzy
Mercury, 2006
1 CD
Sound & Vision: Greatest Hits
Thin Lizzy
Universal Records (Sweden), 2006
1 CD
Vagabonds of the Western World (UME)
Thin Lizzy
UME Imports, 2008
2 CD
Thin Lizzy (UME)
Thin Lizzy
UME Imports, 2008
1 CD
Shades of a Blue Orphanage (UME)
Thin Lizzy
UME Imports, 2008
1 CD
Hero & The Madman
Thin Lizzy
Spectrum Music (Germany), 2002
1 CD
Renegade
Thin Lizzy
Wounded Bird Records, 2002
1 CD
