Conference napalm::heavy_metal

    
    
    
    I like that song too, but once I bought a different album of theirs
    and it was *awful* like the worst thing in the world.. kind of like
    country music..
    
    I'm at a total ? with this band..
    
    F.

    
        The only one I have is "Snaz"(?) - the live album.
    
        It has:
    
        Love Hurts
        Tush
    
        and others ... which I conveniently forget all the time.  I'll
        hafta listen to it again.
    
                                                       GTI
    

    The song mentioned as "...son of a b*tch" is actually called "Hair
    of the Dog".  It's the title track of that album.  That one was
    IMO their best album.  "Love Hurts" was also on there.
      
    I have one called "Malice in Wonderland" which is rather odd.  Like
    Francine said parts of it sound almost like country music.  On that
    one, it's one side that I didn't like, the other side was rock.
    I think there was at least one song on there that got some airplay,
    but don't remember which one right off hand.
    
    gh

    I believe Nazereth has a tune on the Heavy_Metal soundtract.
    
    the name is "Crazy( a suitable case for treatment)"
    
    The Rebel
    

    A few years back I bought "2XS" for a dollar out of the cut-out
    bins. It came out in '82, but I don't think it sold very well. I
    bought it on a hunch because I liked the song "Love leads to Madness."
    It's a great song, but unfortunately it's the only song worth listening
    to on the whole album!                  
    
    Hair of the Dog is still their best.
    						-robertT

    
    
    I agree too, Hair of the dog is a great tune,,,Also "Please dont
    Judas Me!" is Good,
    
    
    
    Tama

    Yes, RAZAMANAZ was real good stuff, but to me the best tracks were:
    
    			Night Woman
    
    			Razamanaz
    
    And from the EXPECT NO MERCY - All The King's Horses.
    Not hard, but really good music.
    
    							Jan

    `Expect No Mercy' also had another good tune - `Kentucky Fried Blues'
    Good band, IMHO, but they did seem to mellow after `Hair of the Dog'.
    
    METALord"

    
            I am a loss as to the title but a possiblity 'this flight
    tonite'......was a good tune...I listened to Nazareth when I was in 
    England during 72-75 time frame....."Hair of the dog" was the last good
    album they pressed!!
    
    
                                                 R.B.
    

    
      You are correct on "This Flight Tonight" it is a cover by Joni
    Mitchell. I think it is on "Loud and Proud". That one and HOTD
    are my personal favorites. Expect No Mercy and No Mean City had
    a few good cuts but not quite as rockin as the early stuff.
    
                                                              mike
    

    
    *****MY FAVORITE BAND ****
    
    Naz had over twenty albums, including a solo from Dan McCafferty.
     I think the best one was 'No mean city', some of the others are,
    
    well, strange to say the least.  But glad to see that someone still
    knows who they are!  Did anyone catch the concert at the Paradise,
    in 87'?- Real good show-small house + loud music +Naz = Excellent!
    
    			Greg
    

    GOOD BAND!
    
    I too have enjoyed the good tunes from this band!
    
    I had an old girlfriend who played one tune over-n-over, it had
    a phrase like "Do you feel alright? ...".   Michelle loved that
    song, but can't remember the name of it.
    
    tonester w/a sigh...
    

>    < Note 524.13 by ELMAGO::AWILLETO "Beat those heathen drums..." >
>                      -< Now you're messin' with ASOAB! >-

>        a phrase like "Do you feel alright? ...".   Michelle loved that
 
    That's the beginning to "Love Leads to Madness" that I think I
    referenced earlier in this topic. I play it a lot too, but again,
    it's the only song on the album worth playing IMO. So sad...
    
    -robert

    I saw this band 2 weeks ago in a free concert given by Radio Forth in
    a place in Edinburgh.....they were really good even though they only
    did a short set the rest of the line up was ok too but nothing 
    outstanding.....
    
    
    
    
    
                                            IAN
    
    

    After the dissapointment of the Uriah Heep sound/set (see UH note), I
    felt  quite indifferent waiting for my fellow countrymen to take the
    stage.
    
    Jeezus...was I in for a major surprise!! These guys blew me away!!
    
    Who IS the guitar player ??!! He was the "younger" element in the band
    and his tone and "feel" were incredible. He alternated between a black 
    Gibson Standard and what looked like a slightly scaled down version of
    a Gibson Firebird. 
    
    Dan "The Man" McCafferty was in great form. His "patter" in-between the
    songs wiz pure magic..."Prost (throws back a schnapps)..blaw yir f%%kin'
    heed aff..!!" as he staggers backwards with a snigger. I was pi$$in'
    myself laughin' for ages at a lot of his antics.
    
    In stark contrast to UH, Nazareth HAD a sound, and the choice of songs
    were excellent (see previous notes in this topic for examples..)
    
    Best IMO were SOAB, Rasamanaz, TFT, and of course LH.
    
    ...almost brought this expat Scot to tears....if you can, try and check
    these guys out...they were brilliant!
    
    Tom  
    
    Oh, yes, quick question to "Naz" fans , which album of theirs rocks the 
    most ??

    
    
    Tom, my all time favorite album from Nazareth is "Loud and Proud".
    There are others I like alot too, but this one is my favorite.
    
                                                             mike
    

     
         Has to be Razamanaz for me ,I saw these guys three times
         during the seventies at the apollo in Glasgow "remember it"
         and I thought they were ace.
    
                                 the ageing rocker!

    PLEASE DONT JUDAS ME is one of my favorites this song is really
    different and the effects they used were great.Also does anyone know
    what inspired this song?And what kind of effects are these guys using?
    
                                                   Jeff

    I only recently got into them and have since bought most of their
    albums. Fave's gotta be Snaz and Loud & Proud. This Flight Tonight is
    my fave song. I bought the last album I have seen of theirs called No
    Jive, came out in early nineties (90 or 91). What I was wondering is,
    are they still going? I'd love to see these guys live. I didn't get a
    chance when they were in their peak as I was too young and had never
    heard of them.
    
    	Rich

    I think they're doing a double headlining tour with Uriah Heep but I
    can't remember any dates off hand!
    
    
    						ian