Seen them in 76 or 77 with Kansas...

It is the best decade and I’m from the 90’s. I wish I had been born in the 70’s because the music was the best and then they didn’t have the equipment they do now. They actually had to have talent in the 70’s. The people even seemed to be happier then.

To me the 90s was the best to me, then again it was when I grew up. I love a lot of 70s music though.

Don’t get me wrong the 90s was alright but the 70s beat the 90s in music. Also the 70s wasn’t as chaotic. I mean school shootings began in the 90s and that says a lot about how messed up the kids were.

@@jessicachilders7287 I agree. I am from Arkansas and remember quit well the Jonesboro middle school shooting in '98 then Columbine in '99. I still think the 90's and early 2000's produced some good music definitely better than the shit that is coming out now days. My mom and dad grew up in the 60's and 70's and loved it too. They talk about how much better it was then. I think we all reminisce about the times we had when we were younger.

@@bigcountry816 I definitely reminisce about the 90s myself. My teen years were definitely some interesting years. I think music took on a lot of changes in the 90s some for the good and some not. But the reason I like the 70s so much is because they really had to be talented they didn’t have the electronics that they do now to make them sound good. Not just the singers but the musicians also had to be talented. If you go to a concert now pay attention that they never sound the same as the studio versions. Music in the 90s was by all means better than today. Every decade it seems music gets worse. I’m very open to all genres and music period but it’s very rare to find stuff I like today.

Technically it's an Everly Brothers song, but these guys do it well.

Maybe not my favourite Nazareth song but definitely my favourite version of love hurts

@@billchaney8791 Nazareth does it better

@@thammar1990 for sure

I always wondered why the Everlys' version left me a bit cold. I must've heard this as a little girl...

A S.O.A.B. 🤩

👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

The whole album is good

Love how you put things he smells something that's not right.Its Love.

Hell Yeah

Everly brothers wrote it, Roy Orbison & tons of others did their take on it, even Cher but none as well as Nazareth's.

More like the best heartbreak from a love affair songs ever lol.

Good music has no expiration date! 😊

1965 for me... I've had a radio in my head since as far bk as I can remember. I remember watching the Monkees and listening to the radio at the same time. I'm glad I grew up when I did 70s 80s and 90s. The best in music.

Same. Born in 67’ the privileged age of so many genres!!

September 66 for me and I love these old sons too.

Try some Hair of the Dog by Nazareth....classic....off the album

A slight variation of Muphry's Law… (It's NAZ_A_RETH ;-))

@ Is "Muphry" deliberate? I suspect you might have meant something else ;-)

I read they took it from Nazareth Pennsylvania after perfoming there.

Naza reth rhymes with Beth

Yea! Omg! Wow you just triggered a memory for me back in 1979! Just by your comment. Wow! Peace Love, hope you are doing well!

I hear that loud and clear. It was around long enough (still is) to play when I lost my wife, my next great girl, the one after that, the woman after her, etc......Love hurts...I know...

He probably wasn't laughing

Awhhhhhh!

Bill Wampler Lol, funny. But not! 👩‍🦰👍💕

That’s sad. At least he had an outlet.

the 'ballad of Hollis Brown' was haunting...

Most music in rock doesn't have an obvious first progression

1st "Great" power ballad? That honor would absolutely go to Harry Nilsson's 1971 version of Badfinger's "Without You".

INCORRECT! That would be Badfinger!

@@stepinfetchit9394 Who are you talking to?

This is a great song and Nazareth has a couple of good tunes but I wouldn't say Scotland has a rich history of providing the rest of the world with great music.

He makes it cry and sing from the depth of the soul.

Manny charlton.

Outstanding vocals.

@@znk0r EPIC vocals.

Now that you pointed out the M. Dolenz thing, you are right. I see it too. Love the Monkees.

I always thought Willem Dafoe

He DOES!

Uhm, no: Mike Clink produced Appetite... [Manny Charlton DID record a few demo tracks w/ G 'n' R (circa ?? '85, I think?...( ...but those went unknown and unheard until someone put together that, massive, Appetite... box-set, last year! (2018)] ...but at least you know who Manny Charlton IS, so ...I'm not gonna fault you for that! 😜😋 👍

@@SonicProfessor_a.k.a._T._Andra as a great band once said...Close enough for rock-n-roll

@@burnjburn 😂😂😁👍 o.k., yeah... 😛

Sorry but you are wrong Manny Charlton didn't produce Appetite for Destruction Mike Clink who had worked with Triumph produced Appetite for Destruction. Robert John Lange was originally supposed to produce it but when he exceeded the budget Guns n Roses went with Mike.

Dan McCafferty singer of Nazareth, on this tune had a voice like velvet sandpaper. Peel the paint off the walls on the heavy stuff. Give a listen to "This Flight Tonight" and "Miss Misery".

Ah, yes. Jesus of Nazareeth. 😂

@@davidmmuench😂

👍🏾

But Roy Orbidon’s version in 1961 was better, but Nazareth’s was by far the best, released in 1974

I also liked Gary Morris's version.

Emmylou Harris and Graham Parsons do the best version.

Pride of Dunfermline

Beggars Day and Please don't Judas me are my favorite from them

Changing times or Whiskey drinking woman

@@davidm9612 please don't Judas me I one of the best songs ever

Star off of No Mean City.

...and Sold My Soul?

For sure

Oh yeah. Miss Misery got me evicted once. I love the Hair of the Dog album

@@tyronesharp401 Yes,That was a great album I always played that alot in my high School day's

Pure genius

Oh yea, this flight tonight for sure....Joni basically told them its y'alls now....

Thanks🙏🏾

Don't hear any reactions to pilot of the air waves, a one hit wonder from 1979 Charlie Dore, she's a girl not a guy named Charlie, thanks

Dunfermline! I lived up top Garvock

glad someone said it lol

Holiday

The actual name of that song is "RAZAMANAZ". Look it up, it's not hard to find.

Thanks🙏🏾

You can't go wrong on that whole album!

Badfinger! Man there is a movie that needs to be made! That story is timeless!

Excellent song! 👍🏼

Come on ye pars!

Rowena Nunn I'm so glad to see a woman comment here. The song isn't one sided, it's for those who have known real love, but were unable to sustain the height of it. Even after trying again, learn and try again, ...............

Oh yea

@@wildbillfirehands I comment on here all of the time...

That's a good observation, I was thinking of where this song ranks in my all time favorite rock love songs and I still have to put Fleetwood mac Silver Springs and Led Zeppelin Thank you and even Scorpions Still Loving you ahead of it, but not because is inferior is just different this is easily the best love song of all time but not the most romantic is more like the best song of all time for those that get their heart broken by an ex girlfriend or boyfriend I experience the pain and I'm pretty sure I'm not alone, is like stupid love, you love someone that doesn't love you back very similar to when a man loves a woman, that is straight out stupid love.

Clavicle Notch give him a little slack. He can’t pronounce the name correctly. We all have our flaws. You’re flaw is that you don’t spell correctly. Its spelled “aren’t”

Eh it was close enough

😂😂😂

Yes, one of my favs

Love that it got a spotlight in Guardians of the Galaxy

I was just going to suggest this one! My all time favorite song ever! I hope he will!