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1. Black Rose: A Rock Legend Comes from 'PORTUGAL' vinyl LP
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THIN LIZZY Black Rose: A Rock Legend (Scarce 1979 Portuguese 'spaceship' Vertigo label 9-track vinyl LP, including the singles Waiting For An Alibi, Do Anything You Want To and Sarah, laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve has a little shelfwear to the edges while the vinyl has minimal sign of play) more...
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2. Chinatown - 1st - VG Comes from 'UNITED KINGDOM' vinyl LP
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THIN LIZZY Chinatown (Original 1980 UK orange label 9-track LP featuring guitarist Snowy White [who replaced Gary Moore between 1980 & 1982], including Killer On The Loose, Didn't I & the superb title track [with backing vocals from Midge Ure]. Comes housed in the first edition glossy & embossed picture sleeve with lyric inner. The sleeve shows scuffing to edges and a small split to the top. Whilst the vinyl shows only the lightest signs of play) more...
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3. Chinatown - 1st - EX Comes from 'UNITED KINGDOM' vinyl LP
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THIN LIZZY Chinatown (Original 1980 UK orange label 9-track LP featuring guitarist Snowy White [who replaced Gary Moore between 1980 & 1982], including Killer On The Loose, Didn't I and the superb title track [with backing vocals from Midge Ure]. Housed in a glossy & embossed picture sleeve with illustrated lyric inner. The sleeve has some edge scuffing, but is otherwise in excellent condition, whilst the vinyl appears barely played) more...
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4. Live And Dangerous - 180gm Blue Vinyl - EX Comes from 'UNITED KINGDOM' 2-LP vinyl set
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THIN LIZZY Live And Dangerous (2011 UK limited edition issue of their 1978 17-track double LP released as part of Back On Black's 'Rock Classic' series pressed on 180geam Blue Pure Vinyl, featuring a collection of live tracks recorded in London in 1976 and Philadelphia & Toronto in 1977. The gatefold picture sleeve shows a little storage discolouration but comes with the individual picture inners and the two discs show only light signs of play R more...
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 $82.55
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