Thin Lizzy Jailbreak The Boys Are Back In Town Limited Edition 180 Gram Orange Vinyl LP Record. Packaged in a chrome board, die-cut gatefold jacket. Comes with exclusive art print, an obi strip, and a listening notes booklet. New, sealed. No rips to shrink wrap, no bumped corners. See photos. In stock, Ships Same Day! Officially licensed, genuine authentic. See image of actual item you will receive. Wholesale invoices available on request.

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• Thin Lizzy's Breakout 1976 Tour de Force, Featuring "The Boys are Back in Town" and Jailbreak"
• Lacquers cut by Kevin Gray, Cohearant Audio
• Pressed on Exclusive 180g "Overmaster Orange" Vinyl
• Listening Notes by Steven Hyden; Art Print by Jim Fitzpatrick

When Thin Lizzy’s Jailbreak was released on March 26, 1976, rock ’n’ roll was at a fascinating crossroads. The old-school dinosaurs who led ’60s rock — The Who, Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones — were still standing but limping along, already sounding like nostalgia acts to younger listeners. The next generation of arena-rock groups — Aerosmith, Kiss, Black Sabbath —were grounded in a more flamboyant, “party till you puke” sensibility that would soon be subsumed by the ascendent heavy metal movement. Jailbreak would prove as foundational to the future sound of metal as AC/DC’s High Voltage or Motörhead’s Motörhead, just as Thin Lizzy’s no-nonsense musical approach informed the sensibility of punk.

Tracklist:

Side 1: Jailbreak Angel From The Coast Running Back Romeo and the Lonely Girl Warriors Side 2: The Boys are Back in Town Fight or Fall Cowboy Song Emerald