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Thin Lizzy: Phil Lynott (vocals, bass); Scott Gorham, Brian Robertson (guitar); Brian Downey (drums). Thin Lizzy were not true heavy metal perpetrators; more accurately, out-&-out rockers with a feeling for pop. The late Phil Lynott has a growing core of younger fans, as word is passed down that even though he had his demons he was an outstanding performer. This is their best studio album & it contains two classics; " The Boys Are Back In Town" & the title track. Both spit & crackle, bass

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