Vertigo — 9102 008
The original 1976 UK Vertigo spaceship-label pressing is widely regarded on SHF as the definitive analog version with the best dynamics and tone.

Thin Lizzy recorded "Jailbreak" at the Record Plant in Los Angeles in 1976, with producer John Alcock who had previously worked with the band on "Fighting." The album was engineered by Garth Wrate and featured the band performing live in the studio with minimal overdubs, capturing their energetic sound during a period when they were gaining significant commercial momentum. The production emphasized the guitar interplay between Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson, with clear separation allowing both players' contributions to be distinctly heard. Released in March 1976, the album marked a turning point for the Irish rock band, achieving greater mainstream success and establishing their signature dual-guitar sound that would define their subsequent work.
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2 releases share this master.
Vertigo — 9102 008
The original 1976 UK Vertigo spaceship-label pressing is widely regarded on SHF as the definitive analog version with the best dynamics and tone.
Vertigo — ACBR 252
Mercury Records — SRM-1-1081
Vertigo — 28PD-546
Vinyl Me, Please. — VMP-E116
2 releases share this master.
Mercury Records — 5332052 · Universal — 5332052
UMC (Universal Music Catalogue) — 0060075332052
Mercury Records — 822 785-2
Vertigo — UICY-6399
Universal Music Group International — 00602508026317 · Vertigo — 0802631
Universal Music — 868139 · Vertigo — 868139
EMI — 0073145322942
Universal Music Group International — 0060075322255
Vertigo — 7138 075