About this album
Where they were
By the time 'Move Me' was released in 1994, Nazareth was navigating a changing musical landscape after their peak in the '70s and '80s. This album arrived as their follow-up to 'No Jive' (1991), marking a continued effort to adapt their sound while maintaining their hard rock roots. The band was striving for relevance amidst a grunge-dominated era.
Why it matters
While 'Move Me' didn't achieve significant commercial success, it showcased Nazareth's resilience and ability to produce engaging rock music during a challenging time. The album features tracks like 'Love Hurts,' which had previously defined their career, underscoring their ongoing influence on the hard rock genre despite shifting trends.
Essential tracks
- "Love Hurts" — This classic power ballad is a testament to Nazareth's ability to blend emotional depth with rock sensibility, showcasing Dan McCafferty's iconic vocals.
- "Demon Alcohol" — 'Demon Alcohol' reflects the band's sharp lyrical commentary and captivating melodies, making it a standout track that underscores their thematic range.
- "Can't Shake Those Shakes" — With its infectious energy and catchy chorus, this track exemplifies the band's knack for creating memorable rock anthems that resonate with listeners.
- "Steamroller" — 'Steamroller' serves as a powerful reminder of the band's hard rock roots, combining heavy instrumentals with compelling storytelling.
Release Date
January 1, 1994
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
Tracklist
- 1 Let Me Be Your Dog 4:37
- 2 Can’t Shake Those Shakes 3:22
- 3 Crack Me Up 3:42
- 4 Move Me 3:45
- 5 Steamroller 4:28
- 6 Stand by Your Beds 4:13
- 7 Rip It Up 3:34
- 8 Demon Alcohol 2:58
- 9 You Had It Comin’ 5:00
- 10 Bring It On Home to Mama 4:00
- 11 Burning Down 4:45
- 12 Love Hurts 4:06
- 13 Razamanaz 4:34
- 14 My White Bicycle 2:56
- 15 This Flight Tonight 4:03