Snaz

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It's Snaz
Live album by Nazareth
Released	1981
Recorded	May 1981
Genre	Hard Rock
Length	73:55
Label	A&M
Producer	John Punter
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Nazareth chronology
The Fool Circle (1981) It's Snaz (1981) 2XS (1982)

Snaz is the name of a double live album by Scottish hard rock band Nazareth, released in late 1981.

The full album title is "It's Naz" but the artwork spread the title fully over the outside of the gatefold-sleeve: when not opened out only 'S NAZ is visible on the front. That no space was left between the 'S' and 'NAZ' seems deliberate. The band's official website gives the title as "It's Naz".

The album was recorded at the Pacific Coliseum in Vancouver, Canada in May of 1981 during the band's 1981 North American tour. The band recorded several of the dates on the tour but felt this one show was fine in its entirety.

The original, single CD release dropped six tracks from the original vinyl, due to time-constraints. The original remaster, on the Essential label, did not improve on this as the label did not consider a 2CD set to be financially-viable. However, when Eagle reissued the Nazareth back catalogue "Snaz" was finally transferred in its entirety, including the two studio-tracks that finished S4 of the original vinyl. This was a departure for the label, which hitherto had reissued the earlier remasters 'as was', including the booklets.

[edit] Track listing

-Disc One-

1. Telegram: On Your Way/So You Want To Be A Rock 'N Roll Star/Sound Check
2. Razamanaz
3. I Want To Do Everything For You
4. This Flight Tonight
5. Beggars's Day
6. Every Young Man's Dream
7. Heart's Grown Cold
8. Java Blues
9. Cocaine
10. Big Boy

-Disc Two-

1. Holiday
2. Dressed To Kill
3. Hair Of The Dog
4. Expect No Mercy
5. Shapes of Things
6. Let Me Be Your Leader
7. Love Hurts
8. Tush (Billy Gibbons/Frank Beard/Dusty Hill)
9. Juicy Lucy (Studio Track)
10. Morning Dew (1981 Studio Version)

v • d • e Nazareth Dan McCafferty • Jimmy Murrison • Pete Agnew • Lee Agnew Manny Charlton • Darrel Sweet • Zal Cleminson • Billy Rankin • John Locke • Ronnie Leahy Studio albums Nazareth • Exercises • Razamanaz • Loud 'n' Proud • Rampant • Hair of the Dog • Close Enough for Rock 'n' Roll • Play 'n' the Game • Expect No Mercy • No Mean City • Malice in Wonderland • The Fool Circle • 2XS • Sound Elixir • The Catch • Cinema • Snakes 'n' Ladders • No Jive • Move Me • Boogaloo • The Newz • Live albums BBC Radio 1 Live in Concert • Snaz • Live at the Beeb • Homecoming • Alive and Kicking • Live in Brazil Compilations Greatest Hits • Hot Tracks • From the Vaults • Greatest Hits Volume II • Maximum XS Songs "My White Bicycle" • "Morning Dew" • "Hair of the Dog" • "Love Hurts"