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Rock · 1975 · 10 tracks

Fighting

Thin Lizzy

The definitive birth of the twin-guitar attack. A gritty, soulful collection of street-level stories delivered with a romantic Irish heart and analog warmth.

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The moment Thin Lizzy finally figured out they were the coolest band on the planet.

A soulful blend of tough-guy street swagger and vulnerable, late-night romanticism.

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Tracklist · 10 Tracks
01
Rosalie
3:15
02
For Those Who Love to Live
3:08
03
Suicide
5:16
04
Wild One
4:22
05
Fighting My Way Back
3:16
06
King’s Vengeance
4:09
07
Spirit Slips Away
4:43
08
Silver Dollar
3:31
09
Freedom Song
3:32
10
Ballad of a Hard Man
3:56
Moments Worth Waiting For
The interlocking guitar harmonies on 'Wild One' that mimic a weeping violin section.
Phil Lynott's rhythmic, almost spoken-word delivery during the tense verses of 'Suicide'.
The sudden transition from the acoustic-led 'Spirit Slips Away' into the gritty riff of 'Silver Dollar'.
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