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This landmark Nazareth album shows the tougher side of these Scottish hard rockers. When released in 1974, Loud N Proud turned heads of rock fans worldwide. Their preceding album Razamanaz already launched Nazareth into the hard rock stratosphere over night. Therefore, expectations for a successor were high. After recording eight songs with producer Roger Glover, the band decided to christen the album the way it sounds: this record is loud and the band is friggin proud of it! Heavy on drums and distorted guitars, the band pushes its way through the 48 minutes like a steam train running wild, with the exception of a breezy excursion like Child In The Sun and a doomy but incredibly intense version of Bob Dylans The Ballad Of Hollis Brown. Listen to the opening track Go Down Fighting, and you know what to expect.
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