Nololob
Long Live Wock 'n' Woll
Brand-new track from the bad, bad Naz boys - God of the Mountain. 
Nazareth (Official Thread)
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Nololob
Long Live Wock 'n' Woll
Just finished watching Totally British: 70s Rock on BBC4 and was thrilled to see a rare Nazareth footage doing a song off Rampant, Silver Dollar Forger, as well as Pete Agnew with Rickenbacker bass. 
Sadly there's only a short video of it, but still...
On another note - already bought tickets to see them live in London on the 22nd. BRING IT ON!
Sadly there's only a short video of it, but still...
On another note - already bought tickets to see them live in London on the 22nd. BRING IT ON!
Sox
Avoiding The Swan Song
^^^ I caught some of that last night Nolo there was some great footage on it.
Nololob
Long Live Wock 'n' Woll
Indeed, was glad to see Babe Ruth doing Black Dog as well as Stone The Crows, never heard this band before and quite liked them.
Sox
Avoiding The Swan Song
^^^ I enjoyed watching Family as well Nolo, kind of wish I'd caught it from the start.
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I'm a bad bad boy, an' I'm gonna steal your love
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Amazing band...just incredible!
Squidbilly
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Great tune NololobBrand-new track from the bad, bad Naz boys - God of the Mountain.
I havent been through this whole thread yet,Made it to pg 4 so far,Seen Magic played Holiday(one of my favorites)Thank you
Hair of the dog I grew up with&never get tired of it
Nazereth-Changin Times
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Nazareth Deny Retirement Rumors
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At 45 years and counting — and a fair bit of the original lineup still intact — Nazareth is one of the longest-tenured rock bands currently working. And despite rumors to the contrary, they don’t seem to have any plans to hang it up anytime soon.
Bassist and founding member Pete Agnew took to the group’s website in order to refute recent reports that Nazareth’s upcoming appearance at the Swedish Helgeafestivalen Kristianstad Festival in August would be their final show. Not one to mince words, Agnew dismissed the rumors by saying, “This is, of course, a load of rubbish and I don’t know where these clowns get their stories from.”
Not that Agnew was necessarily surprised to learn of the band’s supposed retirement. “It won’t be the first time that promoters used these tactics to improve ticket sales and it won’t be the last,” he explained. “I see on Facebook that some of you believed this and now the rumors start to fly, which only harms the band. As I’ve said before, if any big decision concerning the band is being made it will be announced by us.”
As if to demonstrate Nazareth’s continued commitment to rock, Agnew shared the news that the guys are currently in the studio assembling a new album, where they’ll lay down tracks through the end of the month — then head back out on the road for a two-month tour of the U.S. and Canada. The new LP, which will be the band’s 23rd studio set, follows 2011′s ‘Big Dogz,’ a Top 30 hit on the Russian charts.
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At 45 years and counting — and a fair bit of the original lineup still intact — Nazareth is one of the longest-tenured rock bands currently working. And despite rumors to the contrary, they don’t seem to have any plans to hang it up anytime soon.
Bassist and founding member Pete Agnew took to the group’s website in order to refute recent reports that Nazareth’s upcoming appearance at the Swedish Helgeafestivalen Kristianstad Festival in August would be their final show. Not one to mince words, Agnew dismissed the rumors by saying, “This is, of course, a load of rubbish and I don’t know where these clowns get their stories from.”
Not that Agnew was necessarily surprised to learn of the band’s supposed retirement. “It won’t be the first time that promoters used these tactics to improve ticket sales and it won’t be the last,” he explained. “I see on Facebook that some of you believed this and now the rumors start to fly, which only harms the band. As I’ve said before, if any big decision concerning the band is being made it will be announced by us.”
As if to demonstrate Nazareth’s continued commitment to rock, Agnew shared the news that the guys are currently in the studio assembling a new album, where they’ll lay down tracks through the end of the month — then head back out on the road for a two-month tour of the U.S. and Canada. The new LP, which will be the band’s 23rd studio set, follows 2011′s ‘Big Dogz,’ a Top 30 hit on the Russian charts.
Haven't listened to Nazareth for ages, should dig out Hair of the Dog one of these days or even their greatest hits compilation album. Never a massive fan of theirs' but have always respected them.
I agree with Agnew about promoters using that dodge to increase ticket sales, old veteran bands like this will tell us themselves when they are hanging it up. I've never had as much respect for The Who since they played that shell game with their fans, 2 or 3 times at least.
I agree with Agnew about promoters using that dodge to increase ticket sales, old veteran bands like this will tell us themselves when they are hanging it up. I've never had as much respect for The Who since they played that shell game with their fans, 2 or 3 times at least.
