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Cleminson, which produced a twin axe attack akin to Thin Lizzy and Judas Priest, screamed “metal”. While every song qualifies as a standout, it’s the closing title track, in its unsettling, ominous, streetwise glory that cracks this list.7. “Sold My Soul”The hardest part about compiling this list was not making it entirely Hair of the Dog or Razamanaz, my two favorite Nazareth albums. Coming off the latter is “Sold My Soul”. This track balance darkness and light, heaviness and softness with such subtlety and grace. The guitars alternate between pummeling riffage and delicate twin harmonies, while McCafferty cries the chorus with such desperation, we’d actually believe he “sold his soul to the devil”. The way that doomy lead riff carries its way through the outro while bassist Pete Agnew and drummer Darrell Sweet hold down the beat only intensifies this hellish affair.6. “The Ballad of Hollis Brown”Nazareth were no strangers to cover songs. Their take on The Everly Brothers’ “Love Hurts” scored them their biggest hit internationally, catapulting them to the Top 10 in the U.S. Meanwhile, their gallop laden spin on Joni Mitchell’s “This Flight Tonight” is credited as inspiring the riffing on Heart’s “Barracuda”. But it’s their nearly 10 minute, monolithic, proto-sludge interpretation of Bob Dylan’s “The Ballad of Hollis Brown” that takes the cake as the be all, end all Nazareth cover. Listen to that trudging tempo and downright demonic guitar tone. Mind you, this was released in 1973, nearly half a century ago. Played on the right stereo, I’m certain this song has the power to level entire cities.5. “Miss Misery”While not nearly “slit your wrist” friendly as “The Ballad of Hollis Brown”, the bluesy doom of “Miss Misery” is another excellent example of Nazareth slowing things down for maximum impact. As far as I’m concerned, this skull crusher goes toe to toe with anything Black Sabbath and Budgie had released up until that point. Yet despite its downer atmosphere, “Miss Misery” invites you to bust out your air guitar and scream along to its hooky chorus. Granted, I’m sure most who attempt to sing to this one sound less like McCafferty and more like a dying cat, but you gotta respect the effort!4. “Telegram”The mid 70s were a strange time for rock n’ roll. Sandwiched between the arena rock explosion of the early 70s and gaudy disco craze of the late 70s was Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody”: An over the top 6 minute artsy hard rock enigma that defied the laws of hitmaking and topped the charts globally. While Nazareth were no strangers to lengthy epics, I can’t help but think “Telegram”, the opening track to Close Enough for Rock ‘n’ Roll (1976) was their answer