Hello and thanks for discovering great music here. A like, share, and subscription are always appreciated. Thanks! Thin Lizzy's 'Jailbreak' feturing classics like 'Emerald', 'Warrior', and the hits 'The Boys Are Back in Town', 'Cowboy Song', and 'Jailbreak'. Very good album, cited by many fans as their favorite TL LP. I do not own the work of art herein presented. The Copyrights in this recorded work belongs to its rightful owners, blah blah blah, - whoever they may be. Please enjoy responsibly. #Muisc #Rock #Blues #Jazz #Folk #PhilLynott #Jailbreak

H.G. Wells' War of the Worlds put into music by Jeff Wayne. An excellent Funk/Disco output with narrative more-or-less following the original.

Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of "War of the Worlds" - Full Album Vinyl Rip (1978) - Disc 2 They put H.G. Wells's book into music, and it's actually pretty good.

This is the first solo album by Phil Lynott of Thin LizzY, released in 1979. The album includes the amazing ‘King’s Call’ with Mark Knopfler on guitar, and the haunting ‘Solo in Soho’ with Snowy White on guitar, but in all honesty those are the only great songs on the album. There are a handful of listenable to good – to some possibly very good - , but the rest are mostly meh. Whatcha gonna do, can’t have a winner every time… Thanks; and as usual, a like, share & subscribe is always appreciated (Side A) 1. "Dear Miss Lonely Hearts" (Lynott, Jimmy Bain) – 0:01 2. "King's Call" – 4:13 3. "A Child's Lullaby" – 7:54 4. "Tattoo (Giving It All Up for Love)" – 8:11 5. "Solo in Soho" – 12:27 (Side B) 6. "Girls" (Lynott, Bain, Brian Robertson) – 16:28 7. "Yellow Pearl" (Lynott, Midge Ure) – 20:29 8. "Ode to a Black Man" – 24:36 9. "Jamaican Rum" – 27:20 10. "Talk in 79" – 30:21

Gary's second solo album under his own name (the first being 'Grinding Stone' from '73). Half of it is fiery, sizzling fusion/jazz-rock, while the other half is bluesy rock tracks.

Thin Lizzy's 9th studio album, and the first with long-time friend & collaborator, the legendary Gary Moore as a "permanent" member. A fantastic record in all asects.

Thin Lizzy's second album with Snowy White; the most "different" Lizzy album from all others.

Thin Lizzy's white-hot - and sadly last - output, with the insane John Sykes. All the songs are great with some sizzling guitar, so no need to single any out; just listen to the whole album.

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Blue Murder's debut album with an absolute MURDER of a lineup comprised of John Sykes, Carmine Appice, and Tony Franklin An insane album that should be in any self-respecting music fan's library