Cinema is a solid effort. To some extent it marks a return to form for the band as it contains a number of straight-ahead rockers with a few slower numbers mixed in for good measure. The production on the remastered version is very good, although the two extra tracks are disappointing in that they are very similar to the main versions already included on the CD. Highlights include the raucous "Salty Salty" and haunting "A Veteran's Song".

About as bad as the first two Nazareth albums, the band has come full circle. The writing is awful. The one star come from the fact that the band is very capable of playing well, but the material is just not up to snuff!

At this point I thought the band was finished but when Manny left and Billy Rankin returned the band was revitalized! (No offence to Manny as his riffs made the band the best rockers in the mid 70's!)

With Billy on board the band created the excellent "No Jive" and "Move Me" CD's. Save your dollars for these much better efforts that are as good as the band's 1970's heydays!!

Hi everyone After some lean years in the 80's this album just blew me away,this is exactly why I fell in love with their music in the 70's with any kinda of promotion this album could have been huge here in the states. not one bad track on the platter. I have naz's complete collection and this is a must have.