Nazareth was that gritty, killer rock band I remember from the 70s-80s pool halls, biker bars & skating rinks. They got radio airplay somehow regardless of the lyrics. Just good time rock n roll right there.
♥ *Yes...this is from 1975 (I was 13 yrs), and I wore this album out. The 'SOUND' when performed live is a bagpipe played into a Talk-Box. This one and "Love Hurts" were their two most radio played songs...but; Miss Misery__Beggars Day__Please Don't Judas Me__Whiskey Drinkin' Woman...are all really good songs as well.* ♥
When you talk about the diversity of 70s music you are 100% right. Listening to a little AM radio to a pop station was an adventure growing up. One station could have Motown, rock, bubblegum pop, country, and novelty songs within one hour.
I worked at a little AM station in the mid-70's. We operated daytime only, and our format depended on the day of the week and time of day. Weekdays was country/gospel followed by MOR, more country, top 40, and end the day with easy listening. Saturday mornings were similar country/gospel and MOR segments, the afternoon all top 40. Sundays were church broadcasts, some mellow top 40, and an afternoon of easy listening. My friends and I worked the top 40 shifts, only we sorta converted it to progressive rock, though that included anything from Led Zeppelin to Marshall Tucker to Hawkwind. Most fun job I ever had. Small station, no program manager or anything. We ran our own shows, with the occasional visits from the manager to berate us about playing that "acid rock". We got away with a lot there. We also became the most popular radio in the area for just about anyone under 30. Even got my first copy of Humble Pie's "Smokin'" from a listener that dropped by to have me play it on the air, then turned and said to just keep it, since he was usually listening to me anyway.
You guys hit on more of my favourites than any other reactors. Always cheer me up :) Guns 'n' Roses did a half decent cover of this, but this original is a real classic.
Nazareth is a Scottish band and “Hair of the Dog” was released in the mid 70’s. The song is about a woman who uses men then leaves them being warned that the guy she’s trying to get with is wise to her game. He’s telling her that she’ll be the one played if she tries her games with him. The best song on the album is Please Don’t Judas Me.
I have seen Nazareth live, and they used a bagpipe for that "talk box" solo. I'm not sure what they use in the studio, but I have seen it done with bagpipes!
That wasn't a real bag pipe it was used to hide the talk box. I thought the same thing until I saw a live video of them and you can clearly see the talk box tube.
@@XA351GT I don't know. I was not sitting in a crowd. The stage was a riser about a foot tall, and he was less than 3 feet from me. I even got to speak with him after the show and mentioned it because I am Scottish. I think Alex Williams is correct, possibly a talk box thru the pipes. If you are interested it was Nazareth opening for Uriah Heep at the Ohio Center, in Columbus, in 1993 or 1994.
@@retiredfirelt586 Went to very few concerts until 1977. Nothing ever came here until then. Saw Nazareth in Texas 76 So it was easy to remember concerts before that
You nailed it on the 80's vs 70's sound with the synthesizer comment. Digital instruments and effects got good enough in the 80's that you could use them for music and not sound cheesy. But it also meant that the overall sound styles converged to whatever was being manufactured by companies in digital effects, especially since these sounds could be saved as computer data and shared. In contrast, the 70's was the golden age of analog sound effects and mechanical tricks, especially in the studios. That variety in 70's analog provided the tools for more diverse sounds.
I've never commented on y'alls videos but I love how Brad is inscrutable and forthcoming and Lex is transparent and honest. You both seem so sincere and I mean this as a compliment. Keep discovering & discussing music 🎶
We are possibly the maist rockin toon on the planet. Iain Anderson of Jethro Tull, Naz, The Skids, The Rezillos and my heroes my idols and my friends the magnificent Big Country. MON THE TOON 🖤🤍❤
Another stone cold classic from the genre "Dunfermline Rock!" Dunfermline is my home town and Naz were good mates with my Mum and Dad. They even used to turn up at the local pub my Mum worked in completely unannounced and set up their whole stage rig and play! They were soooo loud once, they broke half the glass behind the bar with the first note 😆 Oh, and Girls Aloud fans, yes this is where they nicked that bit from. Please continue your journey thru my wee town's incredible rock history by checking out The Skids, Into The Valley then my own personal heroes, idols and friends the magnificent BIG COUNTRY try Fields of Fire first. So glad you liked this guys aw the best fae Bonnie Scotland 😃❤🏴😃❤🏴❤😃
RIP Dan McCafferty (lead singer) and Manny Charlton (lead guitarist) who both passed away recently (Dan in November and Manny in July). Nazareth formed in 1968 and have been performing and recording since then. Dan's singing was inspired by primarily Little Richard. He went on to create his own screaming, raspy sound that inspired numerous 70s and 80s bands, including giants like AC/DC and Guns N Roses. Listen to Dan shred on uptempo rockers like This Flight Tonight, Bad Bad Boy, Telegram, and don't miss the timeless rock ballads Dream On and Love Hurts. Long live Rock N Roll!!!!
Nazareth is in my top 5 favorite bands. I have all of their stuff. I have had lunch with the guitar player a few times. All their 70s albums are great from Razamanaz on.
That’s funny you say that, I remember when AC/DC Back in Black first came out my friend hadn’t heard it yet and he asked me who the new singer sounded like and I told him Dan McCafferey.
My dad had an impressive collection of 70's rock on lp. I listened to them on headphones while he was at work. He caught me singing the sunofabitch part very loudly. One of the very few times he let me swear. Oh, I was about 7 or 8 at the time in the early 80's. I think I wore out his AC/DC records.
You nailed it girl! Everything came from the blues as far as a rock and everything became after that, blues and jazz put it all together you got rock ‘n’ roll and everything that came after that till the year 2000. I don’t know where the music after 2000 came from I believe it was….
Listen, if Lex doesn't do movies, comedy or something in front of a camera or radio, that will be a missed opportunity for us. She is hilarious, charming and refreshing to listen to. Don't let go of this gem Brad, she is one of a kind.
Your reactions are genuine and most entertaining thing to watch anywhere. May I suggest a reaction to Argent’s “Hold Your Head Up”. And how about some holiday music like Emerson Lake & Palmer’s “Father Christmas” IMO one of the most talented trios in rock history.
Yes it's a talkbox. My friends and I wore this cassette tape out playing this album. Especially this song.Lol. But the whole album is good old, hard rock. Glad to see you enjoying it. I personally love Whiskey drinking Woman. It's a mellower tune, but fun too. Think you guys will like it. Peace!
Being able to yell out loud SOB in singalong was such a thrills back then with this song !! ... With Hair of the dog surely allowing us here to repeat it so many times ! What a satisfaction and pleasure it was. Oh my ! Cannot forget it. Now imagine what it was during there live performances... Telling you, we were literately lifting concert halls roof with our chorus of the main lines of that song. Making us here, at least for the time of a song, all very badass... 🤘 🎸 🔥 🦚
Saw Nazareth open for Quiet Riot in London Ontario Canada @ the London Gradens early 80s my first concert.Nazareth blew the doors off the place. Still one of the best concerts I have been to 40 yrs later.
Brad: Who was messin' with him? I'll just say a female who is a player/user, but he's telling her she's messing with the son of one, so he knows her kind well.
This song was sooooo popular when I was growing up. 8th grade forward this was one of the top rock songs to part to. Thanks for another great video Brad and Lex.
Saw this band in Dallas at the Civic Center right after "Hair of the Dog"'s release. What blew my mind was the opening act for these one shot wonders was Thin Lizzy. I thought the billing should have been reversed for sure.
Love this song!! Nazareth was my first concert!! I saw them with my brother at Norfolk Scope back in 1978, and it was awesome. They opened with this tune. I was just 13!!
About 20 years ago, I was listening to this song on the radio and I changed to the other rock station, and the Guns and Roses cover was playing at exactly the same time. I could switch it back and forth and they lined up perfectly. It was a trip.
My memory of this song. I was at the rink skating. The rink was split in two, one half adults and one half 7 and under. This starts to play over the speakers and my eyes lit up!. Picture a bunch of six year olds with metal walkers, skating. And in the back ground " now you're messing with a sonabitch". 🤣🤣🤣
I've been a subscriber for about 9 months now and as an old hippie who has thoroughly enjoyed watching y'all enjoy the music that I grew up on I have to say y'all would have been great hippies
Awesome song. Lex is getting down. I'm not sure if you have reacted to it yet, but I would love your reaction to Deep Purples Child in Time from their 1970 album In Rock. This song is a masterpiece.
Wow, haven't thought of that perfect piece of art in years. Now I'm looking through everything I own to find/listen to the song from the band that never takes a back seat to anybody Deep Purple.
You finally got to this! Yay!! I’ve suggested in many of your streams because it was my favorite song when I was a senior in high school. I think I liked it because it had a curse in it….I hadn’t done much cursing to that point in my life, but singing along made me feel like a rebel. Of course,then I joined the Air Force and became quite proficient at cursing. But that’s a story for another time! 😋
What I loved about this channel right from the start is Lex, she just gets it and has fun. Brad was a different story, too uptight and way too serious. However, he does seem to go with the flow now and that's good.
i saw Nazareth live in the 70s, ( i came of age in the 70s. best music of my life. ) the singer had fallen off of a stage some days earlier. so his feet had broken arches. he brought out 2 stools. one to sit on and one to hold his whiskey and smokes. he did the whole show while sitting on that stool.
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The whole Hair of the Dog Album is incredible. Whiskey Drinkin Woman, Please Don't Judas Me, Miss Misery 🎶 and more 🎶. Holiday.
My favorite is ••••••PLEASE DON'T JUDAS' ME!!!••••••BEST SONG THEY HAVE, BOTTOM LINE....... 🔥🔥🔥
beggar's day.
@@alanh7247: Right on Alan...If this is Heaven then I'm in Hell...
Right on Richard...
Gotta go with Whiskey Drinking Woman, and Miss Misery
Love Lex. She is so real, fun and genuine.
Love me some Sexy Lexi. Greatest chair dancer EVER!
Yes Brad, 70's music was very diverse. Many unique artist and band's.
And drug's
Every genre has drugs. Teenagers and drugs ❤ "
Every generation has got it's own disease."
and actual talent
The 70's was very diverse. Southern Rock, Rock, Folk, Motown, Disco. A little bit of everything for everyone
Listen to Razamanaz,Alkatraz
Nazareth was that gritty, killer rock band I remember from the 70s-80s pool halls, biker bars & skating rinks. They got radio airplay somehow regardless of the lyrics. Just good time rock n roll right there.
The lead singer, Dan McCafferty was a huge influence on Axel Rose. This Flight Tonight and May The Sunshine also worth a listen.
This Flight Tonight is my absolute favorite Nazareth song.
now you say it, oh hell yes
GNR even made a cover of this on The Spaghetti Incident-album
I love Guns N' Roses cover of this song
holiday is a killer track
Nobody picks better classic rock songs to react to on TH-cam better than these two.
You said it best! 🙋♂️🕊
@@jorgevillarreal1158 just found em...I luv Lex :)
Try Whiskey drinking Woman
♥ *Yes...this is from 1975 (I was 13 yrs), and I wore this album out. The 'SOUND' when performed live is a bagpipe played into a Talk-Box. This one and "Love Hurts" were their two most radio played songs...but; Miss Misery__Beggars Day__Please Don't Judas Me__Whiskey Drinkin' Woman...are all really good songs as well.* ♥
Pleas don't Judas me!!!!
Miss Misery was always my favorite
@@kerrykeeler1490 treat me as you like to bee treated.
That album is so good, not a bad song.
Hellz Yeah!! I was 11 🤪 and loved it! 😁🎸
Still on my playlist after all theses years!
Yep... it was a "talk box". It was all the rage in 1975 and 1976, then faded away quickly, until Bon Jovi resurrected it.
New it as a Wawa tube
One of the all-time great guitar hooks.
Now you're messing with a...Day Tripper!
@@mattjsherman Yes, they are quite similar.
R.I.P Lead Singer Dan McCafferty Nazareth
Love this song:) I think the singer is letting the woman who breaks everyone's heart know that he is not the one.
As in, she's met her match.
exactly
That's exactly what this song is about. Some player Finding the 'wrong one'..
Narrator: and then she broke his heart just like the rest of them.
True that!!
When you talk about the diversity of 70s music you are 100% right. Listening to a little AM radio to a pop station was an adventure growing up. One station could have Motown, rock, bubblegum pop, country, and novelty songs within one hour.
Absolutely.
I worked at a little AM station in the mid-70's. We operated daytime only, and our format depended on the day of the week and time of day. Weekdays was country/gospel followed by MOR, more country, top 40, and end the day with easy listening. Saturday mornings were similar country/gospel and MOR segments, the afternoon all top 40. Sundays were church broadcasts, some mellow top 40, and an afternoon of easy listening.
My friends and I worked the top 40 shifts, only we sorta converted it to progressive rock, though that included anything from Led Zeppelin to Marshall Tucker to Hawkwind. Most fun job I ever had. Small station, no program manager or anything. We ran our own shows, with the occasional visits from the manager to berate us about playing that "acid rock". We got away with a lot there. We also became the most popular radio in the area for just about anyone under 30. Even got my first copy of Humble Pie's "Smokin'" from a listener that dropped by to have me play it on the air, then turned and said to just keep it, since he was usually listening to me anyway.
The talk box in this song isn't hooked up to a guitar. Its hooked up to a set of bagpipes. Which is why it sounds a little different.
The drummer is playing the cowbell with a foot pedal in concert. Seen this band 3 times and they will blow your socks off!
One of the best Scottish bands ever.
Second only to the Alex Harvey Band.
Second to none.
@@williamwallace5857 I'd say Mark Knopfler is the #1, but he's too english hahaha
Pilot were a great band too.
@@paulwilson2651 Nah, too poppy for my liking.
You guys hit on more of my favourites than any other reactors. Always cheer me up :)
Guns 'n' Roses did a half decent cover of this, but this original is a real classic.
Got this album back in 1976. Great album.
This was a bad ass album in the 70's and it's still bad ass today. Timeless!
Exactly.
You bet your ASS ,,, Them 70s Kicked ass so hard
Hair of the dog is a perfect example of a desert island disk. 🦚
Nazareth is a Scottish band and “Hair of the Dog” was released in the mid 70’s. The song is about a woman who uses men then leaves them being warned that the guy she’s trying to get with is wise to her game. He’s telling her that she’ll be the one played if she tries her games with him.
The best song on the album is Please Don’t Judas Me.
"This Flight Tonight" was another great song by Nazareth.
Great Joni Mitchell cover. One of my all-time favorite cover songs.
This Flight Tonight was my favourite
And razamanazz
I'm so happy you're enlightening your presence this is just a classic ass song yeah you've already listened to it but yeah this is good s*** baby
I have seen Nazareth live, and they used a bagpipe for that "talk box" solo. I'm not sure what they use in the studio, but I have seen it done with bagpipes!
That wasn't a real bag pipe it was used to hide the talk box. I thought the same thing until I saw a live video of them and you can clearly see the talk box tube.
i think they put the bagpipes through the talkbox in the concert I saw in 76
@@XA351GT I don't know. I was not sitting in a crowd. The stage was a riser about a foot tall, and he was less than 3 feet from me. I even got to speak with him after the show and mentioned it because I am Scottish. I think Alex Williams is correct, possibly a talk box thru the pipes. If you are interested it was Nazareth opening for Uriah Heep at the Ohio Center, in Columbus, in 1993 or 1994.
@@creepyaxe Bro, how in the f do you remember a concert from '76 😉 I know I can't. LOL
@@retiredfirelt586 Went to very few concerts until 1977. Nothing ever came here until then. Saw Nazareth in Texas 76
So it was easy to remember concerts before that
You nailed it on the 80's vs 70's sound with the synthesizer comment. Digital instruments and effects got good enough in the 80's that you could use them for music and not sound cheesy. But it also meant that the overall sound styles converged to whatever was being manufactured by companies in digital effects, especially since these sounds could be saved as computer data and shared. In contrast, the 70's was the golden age of analog sound effects and mechanical tricks, especially in the studios. That variety in 70's analog provided the tools for more diverse sounds.
I've never commented on y'alls videos but I love how Brad is inscrutable and forthcoming and Lex is transparent and honest. You both seem so sincere and I mean this as a compliment. Keep discovering & discussing music 🎶
My music. Haven't heard this in a long time. Love my 70's
Had this as my ringtone for a few years, and no-one ever guessed what it was!
Lol! Me too!
This was one of my first ones. Then I had "Burn MutherFu****s" for a few years.
@@ubcphilco played that in my car on the way to fathers funeral.
My favourite song of theirs is This Flight Tonight
They have so many great tunes totally worth going down the Nazareth Rabat hole you definitely won't regret listening to more of the music
'Rabat' ???
Good call Brad talk box! This band was more of a 70’s band but there early 80’s stuff was great! Lex just makes me smile every time I watch her
"Is that a talk box?"
Yes, that is definitely a talk box 😂
Wore this album out when it came out. Great album one of my all time favorites. RIP Dan. The greatest rock vocalist of all time.
I saw Nazareth Sooo many times back in the day. Always delivered. Great band!
Nazareth are from my home town, Dunfermline, in Scotland. Our best export! 😉
We are possibly the maist rockin toon on the planet. Iain Anderson of Jethro Tull, Naz, The Skids, The Rezillos and my heroes my idols and my friends the magnificent Big Country. MON THE TOON 🖤🤍❤
@@paulsmith2516 Hey mate! The drummer from the Skids was my music teacher! You still in Dunfie?
Nazareth - This Flight Tonight!! My Favorite!
Saw these guys in their Heyday! In Germany, wow, what a band to see live!!! I may be old, but I got to see all the great bands!!! Rock ON!!!!
lex got an old soul when it comes to music.......love it :) you have greate reactions, keep it up.....from a music freak from Norway :)
My awesome Mom bought me Nazareth & Black Sabbath on 8 track for Christmas when I was 10 or 11 back in the 70s , and it was the Best Christmas ever!
Another stone cold classic from the genre "Dunfermline Rock!" Dunfermline is my home town and Naz were good mates with my Mum and Dad. They even used to turn up at the local pub my Mum worked in completely unannounced and set up their whole stage rig and play! They were soooo loud once, they broke half the glass behind the bar with the first note 😆 Oh, and Girls Aloud fans, yes this is where they nicked that bit from. Please continue your journey thru my wee town's incredible rock history by checking out The Skids, Into The Valley then my own personal heroes, idols and friends the magnificent BIG COUNTRY try Fields of Fire first. So glad you liked this guys aw the best fae Bonnie Scotland 😃❤🏴😃❤🏴❤😃
Hey paul, Manny is my grandad! Seeing stuff like this from all over the world kinda blows my mind a wee bit. Take care
@@jamiecharlton9844 oh my god your grandfather was such a badass! nazareth will live on forever. i have a signed album he signed!
A real upperdeck comment. Thanks for sharing. 🦚
Lucky you ! 🦚 @@jamiecharlton9844
RIP Dan McCafferty (lead singer) and Manny Charlton (lead guitarist) who both passed away recently (Dan in November and Manny in July). Nazareth formed in 1968 and have been performing and recording since then. Dan's singing was inspired by primarily Little Richard. He went on to create his own screaming, raspy sound that inspired numerous 70s and 80s bands, including giants like AC/DC and Guns N Roses. Listen to Dan shred on uptempo rockers like This Flight Tonight, Bad Bad Boy, Telegram, and don't miss the timeless rock ballads Dream On and Love Hurts. Long live Rock N Roll!!!!
Nazareth is in my top 5 favorite bands. I have all of their stuff. I have had lunch with the guitar player a few times. All their 70s albums are great from Razamanaz on.
Like Razamanaz a lot. That and Hair of the dog and Rampant would be my fave Nazareth albums.
Can't believe no one has mentioned Bad Bad Boy
@@lindalou6105 Truly is a lot of great songs on Razamanaz. Woke up this morning ! Another one of the many.
Loud and proud- Not faking it
Lucky you ! Jim or Manny ?
Lol..old school and many kegs of brew.
Check out Miss Misery and Changing Times from this album, both are awesome.🤘🏻🔥🎧
The cowbell adds to everything. Lovin me some cowbell.
The first time I heard this song I thought it was AC/DC because the lead singer sounds just like Brian Johnson.
That’s funny you say that, I remember when AC/DC Back in Black first came out my friend hadn’t heard it yet and he asked me who the new singer sounded like and I told him Dan McCafferey.
Dan was better than acdc singer plus he was Scottish like the young brothers
R.I.P. GUITARIST MANNY CHARLTON.........LONG LIVE NAZARETH..........ROCK ON!!!!
Saw them at Toronto Maple Leaf Gardens 5 times back in the day, they were great times and you could smoke inside 🙂
I’ve never been to a concert, indoor or outdoor, where people weren’t smoking
It`s from 1974. The srange vocal is a vocoder, singing thrugh a hose.
I've heard that they weren't allowed to call the album Son of a Bitch so they called it Hair (Heir) of the (Female) Dog.
I heard that from a Sirius/XM DJ, and was embarrassed that I hadn't figured that out on my own.
I always thought that from when it first came out but no one seemed to mention it. It makes perfect sense.
Hair of the dog hell yes!😋
Absolutely Love your Chemistry together. Glad I subscribed long ago. Great Reaction.
My dad had an impressive collection of 70's rock on lp. I listened to them on headphones while he was at work. He caught me singing the sunofabitch part very loudly. One of the very few times he let me swear. Oh, I was about 7 or 8 at the time in the early 80's. I think I wore out his AC/DC records.
A real upperdeck comment. My story is similar to your's !! 🦚
Yes, it's a talk-box, but being used with bagpipes!
You nailed it girl! Everything came from the blues as far as a rock and everything became after that, blues and jazz put it all together you got rock ‘n’ roll and everything that came after that till the year 2000. I don’t know where the music after 2000 came from I believe it was….
This was a favorite of many back in the 70s. Mixes well with an 8 track and a muscle car….
What you have missed is the Geico commercial with the gecko driving a little car blayed this song
"Love Hurts", "Whiskey Drinkin Woman", "Changing Times", & "Please Don't Judas Me" should be next on your list. This is 70s rock.
Listen, if Lex doesn't do movies, comedy or something in front of a camera or radio, that will be a missed opportunity for us. She is hilarious, charming and refreshing to listen to. Don't let go of this gem Brad, she is one of a kind.
some songs are TIMELESS .... but this one was officially 70s
1975 Baby I was there
Excellent song by an excellent band.
I dig that tune. Great vocals.
Yes it's a guitar talk box. Dimebag Darrell and Richy sambora used one in a few of their songs.
Your reactions are genuine and most entertaining thing to watch anywhere. May I suggest a reaction to Argent’s “Hold Your Head Up”. And how about some holiday music like Emerson Lake & Palmer’s “Father Christmas” IMO one of the most talented trios in rock history.
The Kinks Father Christmas too
The most criminally overlooked band ever. Absolute legends.
There be gold in them there hills 👌
Tons and tons of 70s Gold
Yes Lex, The Blues is the Roots of Rock n Roll as Hip Hop and Rap roots are from Rock n Roll. The Blues is where most all modern music came from!
Rap and Hip-Hop should be extinguished - not even music.
@@williamwallace5857 lol..many agree with that
They killed it in their live shows, great band
This is one of the first songs I learned to play on guitar. So it's special to me.
One of the best bands to come out of Scotland.
The cowbell is such an integral part of this song
Любимая группа! У нас в Волгограде много поклонников, этой великой группы.
Yes it's a talkbox. My friends and I wore this cassette tape out playing this album. Especially this song.Lol. But the whole album is good old, hard rock. Glad to see you enjoying it. I personally love Whiskey drinking Woman. It's a mellower tune, but fun too. Think you guys will like it. Peace!
Being able to yell out loud SOB in singalong was such a thrills back then with this song !! ... With Hair of the dog surely allowing us here to repeat it so many times ! What a satisfaction and pleasure it was. Oh my ! Cannot forget it. Now imagine what it was during there live performances... Telling you, we were literately lifting concert halls roof with our chorus of the main lines of that song. Making us here, at least for the time of a song, all very badass... 🤘 🎸 🔥 🦚
Great song! I also really like "Miss Misery" off this album.
My very first rock concert was these guys back in ‘82 !!
Awesome song!!! You guys rock!!
Saw Nazareth open for Quiet Riot in London Ontario Canada @ the London Gradens early 80s my first concert.Nazareth blew the doors off the place. Still one of the best concerts I have been to 40 yrs later.
I always loved this song. The riff reminds me of “Day Tripper” by the Beatles.
can never go wrong with more cow bell
Brad: Who was messin' with him? I'll just say a female who is a player/user, but he's telling her she's messing with the son of one, so he knows her kind well.
This song was sooooo popular when I was growing up. 8th grade forward this was one of the top rock songs to part to. Thanks for another great video Brad and Lex.
Must absolutely check out Miss Misery and changing times from this same band and album.
Saw this band in Dallas at the Civic Center right after "Hair of the Dog"'s release. What blew my mind was the opening act for these one shot wonders was Thin Lizzy. I thought the billing should have been reversed for sure.
You could react to EVERY. SINGLE. SONG on this album!!! Every song is freakin incredible!
You certainly got that right ! 🦚
Love this song!! Nazareth was my first concert!! I saw them with my brother at Norfolk Scope back in 1978, and it was awesome. They opened with this tune. I was just 13!!
About 20 years ago, I was listening to this song on the radio and I changed to the other rock station, and the Guns and Roses cover was playing at exactly the same time. I could switch it back and forth and they lined up perfectly. It was a trip.
I had that happen once with Come Together by the Beatles and Aerosmith
synchronicity 🦚
Yeah this Is why I watch both of you ! Fun reactions !
"Love Hurts" i think, is their biggest hit!
Hair of the Dog is heard much more now, but I think Live Hurts was bigger back in the day, probably because of the lyrics in each song.
My memory of this song. I was at the rink skating. The rink was split in two, one half adults and one half 7 and under. This starts to play over the speakers and my eyes lit up!. Picture a bunch of six year olds with metal walkers, skating. And in the back ground " now you're messing with a sonabitch". 🤣🤣🤣
I love how the harmonies are on "A son of a bitch!" :-D
I've been a subscriber for about 9 months now and as an old hippie who has thoroughly enjoyed watching y'all enjoy the music that I grew up on I have to say y'all would have been great hippies
Awesome song. Lex is getting down. I'm not sure if you have reacted to it yet, but I would love your reaction to Deep Purples Child in Time from their 1970 album In Rock. This song is a masterpiece.
Wow, haven't thought of that perfect piece of art in years. Now I'm looking through everything I own to find/listen to the song from the band that never takes a back seat to anybody Deep Purple.
The 'Made In Japan' version is better.
I’ve requested this probably about twenty times already!! Just can’t get them to react to this classic and epic song especially the live version!!
Excellent song choice!! Love your reacting to this absolute classic! I 💜 Nazareth!
The object that was messed with was alcohol and its consequences, a hangover. The unusual sound you heard was probably a mouth harp.
It was Manny Charlton's talkbox.
Yet another great reaction ,luv you guys.
hard rocking scottish band ,,,,,, good bands broke out in the 70's with good tumes foghat a briish band
You walk in The first thing you hear at the house party; and things are gonna be off the hook.
Nazareth one of the best and most stolen sounds .
You finally got to this! Yay!! I’ve suggested in many of your streams because it was my favorite song when I was a senior in high school. I think I liked it because it had a curse in it….I hadn’t done much cursing to that point in my life, but singing along made me feel like a rebel. Of course,then I joined the Air Force and became quite proficient at cursing. But that’s a story for another time! 😋
What I loved about this channel right from the start is Lex, she just gets it and has fun. Brad was a different story, too uptight and way too serious. However, he does seem to go with the flow now and that's good.
i saw Nazareth live in the 70s, ( i came of age in the 70s. best music of my life. ) the singer had fallen off of a stage some days earlier. so his feet had broken arches. he brought out 2 stools. one to sit on and one to hold his whiskey and smokes. he did the whole show while sitting on that stool.