Thin Lizzy (55th Anniversary)

Celebrating its 55th anniversary, Irish rock band Thin Lizzy released their debut studio album on April 30, 1971. The album was followed by the New Day EP, produced and recorded by Nick Tauber at Decca Studios and released in August of that year. It was the band’s first album with the original lineup of Phil Lynott (bass, vocals), Eric Bell (guitar) and Brian Downey (drums). This album was Thin Lizzy putting all they had into the music and taking risks. It’s passionate, high-energy and distinctive. 3CD/Bluray – The original album plus 15 unreleased tracks including the previously unreleased studio track, ‘Beggar’s Song’. The tracklist also includes the rare New Day EP alongside other rarities and BBC sessions. The 3CD format also contains a brand-new stereo mix from Richard Whittaker and comes with a Blu-Ray with a first ever Dolby Atmos Mix. The deluxe set is housed in a rigid 10×10 box and includes a 40-page hardcover book with extensive liner notes by Mojo’s Mark Blake and memorabilia. 2LP – Includes the original album alongside a brand-new stereo mix. 4LP – The 4LP deluxe set the original album plus 15 unreleased tracks including the previously unreleased studio track, ‘Beggar’s Song’. The tracklist also includes the rare New Day EP alongside other rarities and BBC sessions, with LP2, 3 and 4 all appearing on vinyl for the first time