Disco de Nazareth: “Move Me [2003 Bonus Tracks]”

Why this wasn't released in the U.S. is beyond me. The unplugged version of This Flight Tonight and the orchestra version of Love Hurts alone are worth the price of the CD. After listening to this CD and No Jive, it makes me wish that Billy Rankin was still with the band. He penned most of the songs of these two albums and it definatly shows an improvment over anything Nazareth has released in the past ten years.

Again a snarlin'heavy hard rock disc from these old road dogs. These guys wont die. Again with Billy Rankin they produced a real gem in the classic tradition of their sound.Big funky rhythms and chuggin loud guitars and the same simple tales of the road life. No heavy lyrics to analize just feel good rock by a veteran band thats been with us since 1970 and still have the swagger of a young upstart pub band. The modern Nazz era is just as good as always, McCafferty's sand paper voice Agnew's busy bass lines and this is a good Darrel Sweet performance and he is solid as ever. With a huge production this is a great album.Check out "Boogaloo" also for another guitar and drum bombast. Germany has been good to these old Scotts..

Hard to find but worth the effort! Every time you here the name Nazareth, most people automatically think of "Hair of the Dog" but the fact of the matter is that there are many other great Nazareth albums, this being one of them. When I heard it for the first time, I couldn't stop listening to it for weeks! If you're a Nazareth fan, you have to own this. The music is fresh and a bit harder than earlier releases. It's worth every penney!

Great album, you really can't go wrong with Nazareth! I wouldn't hesitate to buy this album! Nazareth rocks, great band!