🐶 The Dog Hair Product Review

One of the greatest rock albums of all time: you already know if you love it, so I'll comment on the imported Let Them Eat vinyl. It's a beautiful tap, so audiophile it's almost passive-aggressive! Each CD in the two album set is heavy, flat, clean and sounds great. With only TWO songs on each side, you'll be visiting your turntable frequently to flip through your records. The songs for each LP are only listed on the B-side label, so you'll need to be careful to play the album in the order it's

"Hair of the Dog" by Nazareth is a really good buy. I remember these songs from a young age - brutal and melodic, sharp and subtle at the same time. That's a Hollywood record. The release is as close to vinyl as possible in terms of sound, there are no junk bonus tracks, everything is the same as it used to be. A true all-time hard rock classic, just listen to "Miss Misery", "Hair of the Dog", "Beggars Day", "Love Hurts", "Please Don't Judas Me" . Tracks from the Album Thanks to the fast…

Not much to say here. If you've never rocked out in Nazareth, you're missing out on a HUGE piece of rock history. To this day, you might see something from that album in a movie, commercial, or whatever. I'm always looking for cool stuff to add to my library so I can plug it into my headphones and go deaf. I can't remember all the great bands I listened to in the epic 70's, 80's and 90's. So when someone reaches out and takes me out of the past like this amazing album, I really shine! I'm like,

I'd like to know how old some of my fellow reviewers are. I was a teenager in the mid 70's so I lived it! Nazareth's "Hair of the Dog" made such a strong impression that this album was a must-have in our 8-track players and at our parties, along with albums from hard rock staples like Aerosmith and Led Zeppelin. So who calls "Love Hurts" a "power ballad"? It never occurred to me to put a label on this song. I prefer not to tag, thanks. Plain and simple, this is a great song. However, the…

Scottish band Nazareth released their most popular album Hair Of The Dog in 1975, for me it's probably their third best album after Malice In Wonderland (1980) and (1977) Ausser ohne grace. " Nazareth 1975 consisted of vocals Dan McCafferty 10-14-46, bass Pete Agnew, guitar Manny Charlton 7-25-41 and the late Darrell Sweet (drums 5-16-47), who died 30-40-99. Manny Charlton produced replacing Roger Glover of Deep Purple who produced the previous 3 albums, this will be Manny's masterpiece "Hair…

Finding the right version of this album is not an easy task. On the one hand, it is most common; Chances are, if you're in a music store (at least one that still exists!) and they have a Nazareth section, you'll at least find a copy of it and a greatest hits compilation. But this band has re-released their entire catalog on at least two different labels, each with different bonus releases. Needless to say, I had to buy it three times (!) to finally get the version with all the songs I wanted…