“The Boys Are Back in Town” – This song is widely regarded as Thin Lizzy’s most iconic track. It was released in 1976 on their album “Jailbreak” and became an anthem for reunion and camaraderie.

“Whiskey in the Jar” – A rock rendition of a traditional Irish folk song, Thin Lizzy’s version became a hit in the early 1970s, showcasing their ability to blend traditional influences with hard rock.

“Jailbreak” – The title track from the band’s 1976 album, “Jailbreak” showcases Thin Lizzy’s hard-rocking sound and storytelling lyrical style.

“Dancing in the Moonlight (It’s Caught Me in Its Spotlight)” – With its catchy saxophone riff and Phil Lynott’s charismatic vocals, this song from the 1977 album “Bad Reputation” displays the band’s softer, groove-oriented side.

“Waiting for an Alibi” – Featuring dual lead guitars and a dynamic melody, this song from 1979’s “Black Rose: A Rock Legend” highlights Thin Lizzy’s musical complexity.

“Don’t Believe a Word” – A hard-hitting track from their 1976 album “Johnny the Fox,” it’s known for its sharp guitar riffs and philosophical lyrics.

“Emerald” – Closing out the “Jailbreak” album with a bang, “Emerald” showcases the band’s dual guitar harmonies and Lynott’s vivid lyrics inspired by Irish folklore.

“Cowboy Song” – This track is a fan favorite that paints a vivid picture of the American West through Lynott’s storytelling prowess, backed by powerful guitar lines.

“The Rocker” – With its gritty sound and relentless energy, “The Rocker” epitomizes Thin Lizzy’s earlier hard-edged rock style and appeared on their 1973 album “Vagabonds of the Western World.”

“Still in Love with You” – Often hailed as one of Thin Lizzy’s finest ballads, this emotionally charged song from the 1974 album “Nightlife” features soulful lyrics matched with bluesy, melodic guitars.