Name: Bad Reputation [Remaster]
Brand: Universal International
SKU: 862791
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Bad Reputation [Remaster]

Rating

Album: Bad Reputation [Remaster]
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Soldier Of Fortune	More Info...	5:20
2)	Bad Reputation	More Info...	3:10
3)	Opium Trail	More Info...	4:01
4)	Southbound Album Version	More Info...	4:33
5)	Dancing In The Moonlight (It's Caught Me In It's Spotlight) Album Version	More Info...	3:32
6)	Killer Without A Cause	More Info...	3:37
7)	Downtown Sundown	More Info...	4:14
8)	That Woman's Gonna Break Your Heart	More Info...	3:31
9)	Dear Lord	More Info...	4:30

Album: Bad Reputation [Remaster]
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Soldier Of Fortune	More Info...	5:20
2)	Bad Reputation	More Info...	3:10
3)	Opium Trail	More Info...	4:01
4)	Southbound Album Version	More Info...	4:33
5)	Dancing In The Moonlight (It's Caught Me In It's Spotlight) Album Version	More Info...	3:32
6)	Killer Without A Cause	More Info...	3:37
7)	Downtown Sundown	More Info...	4:14
8)	That Woman's Gonna Break Your Heart	More Info...	3:31
9)	Dear Lord	More Info...	4:30

Tracks

1. Soldier Of Fortune

2. Bad Reputation

3. Opium Trail

4. Southbound

5. Dancing In The Moonlight

6. Killer Without A Cause

7. Downtown Sundown

8. That Womans Gonna Break Your Heart

9. Dear Lord

Performer Notes

Thin Lizzy: Phil Lynott (vocals, bass); Brian Robertson, Scott Gorham (guitar); Brian Downey (drums).
Personnel: Phil Lynott (vocals, harp, bass guitar); Tony Visconti (recorder); John Helliwell (clarinet, saxophone); Brian Downey (drums, percussion).
Additional personnel: Jon Bojic, John Slattery, Ken Morris .
Liner Note Author: Stuart Bailie.
Irish rock outfit Thin Lizzy gained worldwide status with its summer anthem, "The Boys Are Back in Town," a Springsteen pastiche of summer nights, male bonding, and the occasional fist fight or two. Although the band never released another single that equaled its impact, Thin Lizzy was enjoying both a commercial as well as creative peak during the mid- to late '70s. BAD REPUTATION is arguably the band's last "great" album. The radio-ready single, "Dancing in the Moonlight" is nearly as winning as the aforementioned "Boys" and the pumping title track is a classic Thin Lizzy mixture of twin guitars, bravado, and a dash of menace. Although singer Phil Lynott had a habit of crossing over into overblown machismo, more often than not the soulful tear in his voice along with the band's signature twin melodic guitar lines elevated the material beyond mere lunkhead chest pounding.