Watch a triumphant Thin Lizzy play four Chinatown cuts in this rare 1981 footage rescued from VHS

THIN LIZZY Johnny The Fox (1976 US 10-track vinyl LP, the seventh album and follow-up to the classic Jailbreak, including Don't Believe A Word, Massacre and Johnny The Fox Meets Jimmy The Weed. The picture sleeve was designed by the band's regular artist from the period Jim Fitzpatrick and has a deletion cut corner and also comes with the album credits inner. The sleeve has some minor wear and, aside from a few very light paper scuffs, the vinyl is in Excellent condition SRM-1-1119)

THIN LIZZY Jailbreak (1976 UK first issue 'spaceship' label 9-track vinyl LP with the 'Tich And Quackers' & 'Manchester United' matrix etchings, the sixth studio album from the Irish hard rockers', including the classic hits The Boys Are Back In Townand the title track. The die-cut internal pocket gatefold picture sleeve [illustrated by Jim Fitzpatrick] shows minimal edge / shelfwear especially to back cover, though the vinyl is in excellent condition with faint hairlines as the only signs of lightplay)

THIN LIZZY Jailbreak (1976 UK first issue 'spaceship' label 9-track vinyl LP with the 'Tich And Quackers' & 'Manchester United' matrix etchings, the sixth studio album from the Irish hard rockers', including the classic hits The Boys Are Back In Townand the title track. The die-cut internal pocket gatefold picture sleeve [illustrated by Jim Fitzpatrick] shows minimal edge / shelfwear especially to back cover, though the vinyl is in excellent condition with faint hairlines as the only signs of lightplay)

THIN LIZZY Shades Of A Blue Orphanage (1975 second issue of the 1972 UK 9-track vinyl LP on the petrol blue 'boxed' Decca label, with the album title named after the musicians' previous bands [Bell's Shades of Blue & Lynott & Downey's Orphanage], matt gatefold picture sleeve. The sleeve shows some noticable shelfwear with an indentation mark near the spine whilst the vinyl however displays minimal signs of play TXS108)

THIN LIZZY Bad Reputation (1977 UK 9-track vinyl LP, a brilliant album that demonstrates the excellent, and rather underrated, drumming of Brian Downey and some great songwriting including Opium Trail, Dancing In The Moonlight and arguably oneof the band's finest, the classic title track, picture sleeve with picture inner. The sleeve has some shelfwear to the edges, whilst the vinyl is Excellent with a few cosmetic surface scuffs or hairlines to show just light play...but who doesn'tspin this banger! - Overall Excellent copy of this highly recommended outing)