"...this is pure visceral rock & roll, the hardest and heaviest that Thin Lizzy ever made, living up to the promise of the title track. And, as always, a lot of this has to do with Phil Lynott's writing, which is in top form whether he's romanticizing "Soldiers of Fortune" or heading down the "Opium Trail." It adds up to an album that rivals Jailbreak as their best studio album." Details Artist: Thin Lizzy Country: Ireland Genre: Rock Year: 1977 Label: Mercury Records Format: CD More info: External Track listing Soldier of Fortune Bad Reputation Opium Trail Southbound Dancing in the Moonlight Killer Without a Cause Downtown Sundown That Woman's Gonna Break Your Heart Dear Lord Review ...this is pure visceral rock & roll, the hardest and heaviest that Thin Lizzy ever made, living up to the promise of the title track. And, as always, a lot of this has to do with Phil Lynott's writing, which is in top form whether he's romanticizing "Soldiers of Fortune" or heading down the "Opium Trail." It adds up to an album that rivals Jailbreak as their best studio album. - All Music 5/5
