Thin Lizzy - Bad Reputation
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Free Music Review: what a great album!
Hit: 5 Stars
i love all thin lizzy's stuff because the music is always top notch and the lyrics are always so sincere (even if they're almost corny sometimes!) in the mid 70's we used to swim in valley forge park everyday and listen to "jailbreak" and to this day whenever i hear anything off that record it reminds me of those days! i saw lizzy on this tour and they opened with soldier of fortune. they played opium trail and almost all of the "live and dangerous" album too! but everything here is classic, southbound, dear lord, bad reputation, it's all good! the greatest thing about thin lizzy is that they have an album to fit whatever mood you're in! get this one!Free Music Review: Get it for "Dancin in the Moonlight!"
Hit: 3 Stars
What can I say? I bought this album for Dancin' in the Moonlight. I heard a band do it live at Penn State WB in 1985 and have loved that song ever since. Awesome tune.Free Music Review: KILLER ALBUM
Hit: 5 Stars
Thin Lizzy was once again a threesome on Bad reputation thanks to Brian Robbo Robinson's out of control behavior that one way or another forced him outta the band. While he did provide some guitar licks, the majority of riffs, solos, and killer leads are done by Scott Gorham. The quiet one in this bunch, he steps out of the shadow of Robbo and lays down some of Lizzy's best riffs ever with the title track, Opium Trail, and Killer Without A Cause. Phil Lynott is in fine lyrical and vocal form, penning some great slow numbers like South Bound and Dancing In The Moonlight. This is one of the band's finest albums and the tour and live album that follwed are absolutely sensational.Free Music Review: Best yet from classic line up
Hit: 5 Stars
This release followed Jailbreak and Johnny the Fox and was probably the best studio album from this line-up.The duelling guitars of Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson were never better,and the live dates provided much of the material for Live And Dangerous.Check out Downtown Sundown and That Woman's Gonna Break Your Heart for examples of lesser known tracks ,and Southbound ranks as one of their all-time classics.Their material was never again so consistently strong.Buy it!