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Snaz

Snaz Tracks
1. Telegram/On Your Way/So You Want to Be a Rock & Roll Star/Sound Check
2. Razamanaz
3. I Want to (Do Everything for You)
4. This Flight Tonight
5. Beggar's Day
6. Heart's Grown Cold
7. Java Blues
8. Cocaine
9. Holiday
10. Dressed to Kill
11. Hair of the Dog
12. Expect No Mercy
13. Shapes of Things
14. Let Me Be Your Leader
15. Love Hurts
16. Tush
Nazareth - Snaz
Snaz Review
Digitally remastered reissue of their 1981 live album withall of the 'missing' live tracks left off of previousissues, plus the two studio tracks originally included. 16tracks total. 'Snaz' was recorded in Vancouver with Spiritkeyboardist John Locke guest
Snaz Review
Digitally Remastered with Bonus Tracks


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Captures the band in time, allows us to visit as we please !
4
Having had the opportunity to check out this remarkable band during several stages of it's unending metamorphosis, I am well aware of what a Nazareth show sounds like. I am equally aware of what a Nazareth show feels like. This outstanding collection has somehow managed to capture both ! The sound quality is in a word ... impeccable ! The interaction between band and crowd is as it should be. The reason for my rating being four stars out of five is.. This live disc is so utterly fantastic, that it should have been a double or triple disc release. I've left one star open for "Snaz 2".
Posted by Anonymous, on 1999-01-06
Possibly the greatest hard rock live album ever
5
I had this album on cassette several years ago, it was stolen with many others. It is the one I missed the most. I spent many years trying to find it again. My prayers have been answered. If you think Cheap Trick at Budokan was the ultimate live album of the 80's, your sadly mistaken.
Posted by Anonymous, on 1999-03-05
Snaz
4
Nazareth's albums all had a "lighter" tone to them that always bothered me, so that is why this CD is so great. It captures them in their live concert fury, with loud guitars and lots of noise. Some of the songs are throwaways, but for the most part, this is what Nazareth should have sounded like in the studio. If you are an old fan-pick this up. It will give you a completely different look into this band and how they could really ROCK.
Posted by Anonymous, on 2001-07-14