I love the beginning of this masterpiece, it sounds like beautiful Japanese music!! 🎶🎶🎶🎶 AMAZING, INCREDIBLE, MASTERFUL!!! Their absolutely best song ever, my all-time favorite bands of the 70's!!!💓💓💓
Again Thanks for listening to my suggestion Daniel. I hope it will get you to listen to the rest of the Album, as you read in the reaction, this Album has got to be in the top 10 Rock Albums of all time. I hope you liked it and will give the rest of the songs on this Album a listen. On with the Journey !!
I'm so glad I dicovered this today. Nazareth's original guitar player Manny Charlton passed away a few days ago. Nazareth were my first idols. I really love your journey, man.
A good selection. Dan McCafferty was one of the best hard rock live singers. He is still alive but his voice is broken by an illness. He's no longer in the band. Other interesting songs from Nazareth are "Morning Dew", "Shapes of things" and "Telegrams". Hits were" Love hurts", "this flight to night" and "dream on".
My absolute favorite of all Nazerth songs!!! Your the only one that I've seen so far thats reacted to this unbelievable & amazing song!!!! Bravo...🎶🎶🎶🎶😎😎😎😎😎🌎🌎🌎🌎
I was in a record store in Kansas last year and the owner was playing this album. I had the 8 track as a kid. I forgot how good it was. I bought it, along with Motley Crue, Shout At The Devil and Dokken, Breaking The Chains
Excellent song. I'm told my dad tested the sound system at the church before my parents' wedding with the 8-track of this song. I imagine he felt "Hair Of The Dog" would have been a touch too far.
Excellent reaction, awesome song! I saw Nazareth in '79 in New Orleans with Sammy Hagar, Boston, Van Halen, Heart and Blue Oyster Cult. It was an all afternoon, all evening concert and my 1st concert ever @ 15 yrs old!
Hair of the Dog, Miss Misery and Changing Times are awesome tracks on this album. On the Heavy Metal Soundtrack they have a underrated song called Crazy ( A Suitable Case for Treatment) that is also great.
As a former drinking man "hair of the dog" is a phrase used when someone has a bad hangover. As in:" what you need is a bit of the hair of the dog that bit you " my advice for a young man is never find yourself in that kind of position ✌️♥️
Saw these guys in 1980, Evansville, IN, with Blackfoot as the opener..kick ass concert. We wore this out in high school...'77 to '81. This whole album is great start to finish...Whiskey Drinking Woman...blues perfection!
Daniel Thanks for this, great reaction! I grew up in the countryside: image a 13-year-old sneaking into his older brother's pick up truck to listen to this song on cassette tape. This would have been about 1977, though I think the album was released a couple years earlier.. Yeah it's awesome, still love it. I think your reaction to the lyrics is spot on. I always thought he was misunderstood and mistreated in the past and he hated it. He doesn't want to go through it again, so he issues his plea. btw, glad you liked the guitar solo in the second half of the song. He simultaneously played through a Flanger foot pedal/effect AND an analog tape Delay/Echo foot pedal/effect. Still sounds really cool. (This was before digital guitar effects came out in the '80s - the analog version used an actual tape to quickly record and repeat the selected sound). (Digital sounds a little colder by comparison - that's why the analog sounds warmer).
7:26 on the clock and to the end the chorus sounds like a beautiful orchestra. The mix is exceptional with the instruments and the voices matching perfectly. I am 63 this year and I literally wore out this LP as kid a couple different times Love it !!
Head shrink is another way of saying psychoanalyze. The song is amazing, always thought it shared a sort of darker vibe and meaning with the Logical Song by Supertramp.
I've always really liked Nazareth. For me, the song "Razamanaz" is a guaranteed blast of energy. As stated below, the entire 'Hair Of The Dog' album is excellent, and their follow-up, 'Close Enough For Rock 'N' Roll' is nearly as good. That album's opener, "Telegram", is a realistic look at the day-to-day life of a touring musician. It's about the twenty-three and a half hours of the day when they're NOT onstage; boring, frustrating, exhausting, and far from glamourous. Regarding "headshrinking": a lot of people resist psychoanalysis because of the perception that the analyst's methodology is to pop the patient into a broad category, and treat the diagnosis rather than the patient. There was also a stereotype in the 50's and 60's that maintained that only crazy people would go to a psychiatrist, and that the only person crazier than a psychiatric patient was the psychiatrist himself. Most people prefer to think of themselves as something more than the sum of their diagnoses, as does the singer in this song. It corresponds with the pleas not to judge, not to categorize, not to label, not to limit.
I believe I have 23 Nazareth records now, counting Greatest Hits and Live albums etc. It's been a life long journey tracking them down, especially since I only ordered one from online.
Hi. Yuy have a phantastic bog i guess. I´m 57 y o and grow up in the 70 - ties in nothern Europe. I was a teenager back then. Nazareth, Sweet, Deep Purple and Black Sabbath were up and coming in those years. Nazareth were one of those bands we were listeng to while smoking pot in those days. I guess your blog is fantastic and as a kid of our parental generation you are awsome. You don´t have to understand anything of our wierd generations musical preferences but i guess it´s great that you have found it. Keep it up. Great work!
Just yesterday I discovered your channel and immediately heard myself through your reactions. Most of the time, the same songs are suggested and selected from the Nazareth repertoire. You found this exception and I enjoyed every second. If I may suggest something, it's Morning Dew and The Ballad of Hollis Brown. Both are covers, but Nazareth made them their own. Greetings from an old German hard rocker.
Rebecca Rockchik I was listening to Head East, the flat as a pancake album. Another Midwest band from that period. Go check that album out if you like and I’ll check out hair of the dog tomorrow. Thanks.
Rebecca Rockchik I had hair of the Dog cranked up here. Everyone loved it. Cowbell Rock !!! I’ve heard the first track and the love song before but those other tracks are smokin too.
Awesome choice daniel..had to be your dads suggestion.dad has great taste..manny charleton very underrated guitarist.dan mcafferty sounds like an early version of brian johnson..plz play more in the future..anything will do.thanks.
Try listening to a song called Holiday by them. It was released later in their career in the early 80’s cool song. Keep it up Daniel. Waiting for Cygnus X-1 the black hole from Rush. You will enjoy that.
Oh one I had forgotten.oh that was good.Just enjoy journey . Do not blame me. You understand the construction of music and you play do you ever put your words to music.
Nazareth was from Nazareth, PA, about 90 minutes north of Philly, home to auto racing legend Mario Andretti. Friend of mine is also from there. Grew up with the Andretti boys.
Firebird, they are Scots. I dont k ow where you are getting the Nazerth, PA story from but it is completely wrong, incorrect and otherwise untrue. Google is your friend...use it.
They derived their band name after hearing the song, "The Weight" by The Band, when Levon Helm sings " I pulled into Nazareth, was feeling 'bout half past dead".. The lyrics were indeed referring to Nazareth, PA..
The way I've always read this song is that this song is from a person that has already been greatly wronged by someone close to them, and this song is a broken defiance against that. It's very mournful to me in the beginning. The atmospheres in this song and the marching drum snares are so cool. And this song builds and swells as his words bring him up. The instruments and other vocals come and join... this is a defiant song at the end.
I belive the lyrics is about hypocrisy,and the way some people misuse religion as a ruling technique. Thanks for posting this. My dad gave me this album when I was 10 y.o. A timeless masterpiece without a weak moment.
Oo! Cool. You found Nazareth. As long as you're here, you might try Hair of the Dog and/or Whiskey Drinkin' Woman. Not high art or poetry in music, but fun hard rock that influenced a lot of the 80s Hair/Metal bands.
I like how you breakdown and analyze the song. My interpretation of this piece back then suggested betrayal and being accepted. It's cool to see your generation enjoy the music we did back then.
I haven't heard this song since I was a teen. This was one of my favorite albums at the time. I like the song Whiskey drinking woman from this album best myself.
Hey man..if anyone out there in the youtube world would react to this it would be you. PLEASE TRY " ULI JON ROTH " or (early) SCORPIONS. To start off I'd say "drifting sun" "Inheritance" or "fly to the rainbow" by THE SCORPIONS. or..... "burning wheels turning" "still so many lives away" or "hiroshima" by ELECTRIC SUN (Uli Jon Roth)
When he was saying don't head shrink me he was actually talking about what do they call a psychiatrist a head shrinker that's what he's talking about don't try to analyze me head shrink
@@DiconDissectionalReactions oh, wow. That is interesting. I thought you were like 25 y/o. LOL. You are very well spoken and knowledgeable for a 16 y/o. Good luck with your channel man.
Try This Flight Tonight. It is an amazing cover of a Joni Mitchell song. Listen to both. They are so different. BTW, probably every Canadian of a certain age will know This Flight Tonight.
Head shrink me does NOT refer to headhunters. "Shrink" is an un-complimentary nickname for psychiatrists. It means don't analyze me or try to figure out what's wrong with me and don't try to fix me or change me. Don't Judas me means don't do to me what Judas did. Don't betray me.
Judas Iscariot betrayed Christ, the ultimate betrayal unto death. Shortly there after Judas hung himself for his betrayal. This song symbolizes that moment in time, one is the betrayer to this end he was born. The other is being betrayed unto death. I believe this song takes you on a haunting journey into how they felt in this time of historical betrayal.
@@thammar1990 please don't Judas me, how many people do you know named Judas? Judas is from the bible. All songs never mean the same thing to the same people. Just the way it is, but it's got something to do with. What do you think the song is about?
Do Hair of the Dog off the same album. It's a harder song. Love Hurts probably their signature song. Enjoy your reactions. I like that you hit some tunes that other reactors don't.
Hair of the Dog is an awesome album....not a bad song on it....You might consider this album for one of your complete album reviews...take care & stay safe.
The speaker will never believe you when you tell him that he can trust you. He is damaged, and without therapy, he will never have a successful romantic relationship. That’s how my first marriage ended. He didn’t think I cheated on him, but he believed that my attempts to get him the help he needed constituted betrayal. The marriage ended, and several months later, he took.his own life, which was the ultimate betrayal of himself. I will always love him, though.
Daniel .. The repeating chorus at the end sounds like a naitive indian death wish in an ongoing death chant that never ends. What do you think ? Great reaction ... as always. 7 years Lukas Graham ? One day ??
That's tough-- starting him on Nazareth with "Please Don't Judas Me"... People usually start with "Love Hurts," or at least "Hair of the Dog." It's like starting someone on Blue Oyster Cult with "Veterans of the Psychic Wars."
To call it sci fi is leaning a bit hard on cliche. Everybody then was/were playing around with synthesizers. Judas=betray 🎯💯 Headshrink = psychoanalyze He is rejecting those who would judge from a position of false superiority. Especially one who insinuates themselves into a position of closeness or familiarity. Remember - Judas not only betrayed - he did so with a kiss. Tori Amos = mind blowing songwriting and piano virtuosity. You should give her a listen. I wouldn't lie to you.
Nazareth is what happens when Scotland makes a rock & roll band.....Pure magic. 👍🙂
Manny Charlton was FANTASTIC and one of the many underrated guitar players not only in his playing but also writing.
All 4 were fanfucintastic!
RIP Manny Charlton.
@@dirtyburd71 LEGENDARY
I love the beginning of this masterpiece, it sounds like beautiful Japanese music!! 🎶🎶🎶🎶 AMAZING, INCREDIBLE, MASTERFUL!!! Their absolutely best song ever, my all-time favorite bands of the 70's!!!💓💓💓
No bad songs on "Hair of the Dog".
Agree!
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Agree completely! Brings back fond memories of cruising, partaking, etc.. back in high school! Great times!
This whole album is great. Seen them in 78
Again Thanks for listening to my suggestion Daniel. I hope it will get you to listen to the rest of the Album, as you read in the reaction, this Album has got to be in the top 10 Rock Albums of all time. I hope you liked it and will give the rest of the songs on this Album a listen. On with the Journey !!
This album was huge in high school. I wore the grooves off the record.
Fantastic song. One of my favorites. I'm 57 and I been listening to this for 43 years. Dan the man.
I'm so glad I dicovered this today. Nazareth's original guitar player Manny Charlton passed away a few days ago. Nazareth were my first idols. I really love your journey, man.
A good selection. Dan McCafferty was one of the best hard rock live singers. He is still alive but his voice is broken by an illness. He's no longer in the band. Other interesting songs from Nazareth are "Morning Dew", "Shapes of things" and "Telegrams". Hits were" Love hurts", "this flight to night" and "dream on".
My absolute favorite of all Nazerth songs!!! Your the only one that I've seen so far thats reacted to this unbelievable & amazing song!!!! Bravo...🎶🎶🎶🎶😎😎😎😎😎🌎🌎🌎🌎
Hair of the dog, rampant, razamanaz, loud and proud. Play'n the game, no mean city. All great 70s albums
I was in a record store in Kansas last year and the owner was playing this album. I had the 8 track as a kid. I forgot how good it was. I bought it, along with Motley Crue, Shout At The Devil and Dokken, Breaking The Chains
i saw them perform this live ...epic!!
Excellent song. I'm told my dad tested the sound system at the church before my parents' wedding with the 8-track of this song. I imagine he felt "Hair Of The Dog" would have been a touch too far.
Heh-heh!
lol...yea, probably best
Miss Misery, I suppose the bride may have taken exception. Your father seems a wise man
One of the BIGGIES of the 70s! These guys blazed a trail many followed. Very nice!
Excellent reaction, awesome song! I saw Nazareth in '79 in New Orleans with Sammy Hagar, Boston, Van Halen, Heart and Blue Oyster Cult. It was an all afternoon, all evening concert and my 1st concert ever @ 15 yrs old!
Miss Misery 🤘🤘🤘
I always think of the movie “ Dead Man Walking” when I hear this song now.
After watching that movie trying to make me think of this song was written maybe from Charles Manson's point of view
Hair of the Dog, Miss Misery and Changing Times are awesome tracks on this album. On the Heavy Metal Soundtrack they have a underrated song called Crazy ( A Suitable Case for Treatment) that is also great.
As a former drinking man "hair of the dog" is a phrase used when someone has a bad hangover. As in:" what you need is a bit of the hair of the dog that bit you " my advice for a young man is never find yourself in that kind of position ✌️♥️
Saw these guys in 1980, Evansville, IN, with Blackfoot as the opener..kick ass concert. We wore this out in high school...'77 to '81. This whole album is great start to finish...Whiskey Drinking Woman...blues perfection!
Thank you very much Daniel
You are very welcome:)
Daniel
Thanks for this, great reaction!
I grew up in the countryside: image a 13-year-old sneaking into his older brother's pick up truck to listen to this song on cassette tape. This would have been about 1977, though I think the album was released a couple years earlier..
Yeah it's awesome, still love it.
I think your reaction to the lyrics is spot on. I always thought he was misunderstood and mistreated in the past and he hated it. He doesn't want to go through it again, so he issues his plea.
btw, glad you liked the guitar solo in the second half of the song. He simultaneously played through a Flanger foot pedal/effect AND an analog tape Delay/Echo foot pedal/effect. Still sounds really cool. (This was before digital guitar effects came out in the '80s - the analog version used an actual tape to quickly record and repeat the selected sound). (Digital sounds a little colder by comparison - that's why the analog sounds warmer).
7:26 on the clock and to the end the chorus sounds like a beautiful orchestra. The mix is exceptional with the instruments and the voices matching perfectly. I am 63 this year and I literally wore out this LP as kid a couple different times Love it !!
Great song but sadly forgotten by most people
Loved to hear the sound of thunder in the background & your comment about a storm rolling in. What a way to end this, Dethsrok9!!!
Headshrink me could also mean don't psychoanalyze me?
Yep, That's what it means.
Head-shrinker was Hollywood jargon for a psychiatrist in the 50's. So ya, don't psychoanalyze me.
Hey Fuzzie
Yes, headshrink is synonymous with psychoanalysis
Nazareth does an amazing version of Joni Mitchell's song "This flight tonight"!. I would love to see your reaction to that!
Their Masterpiece album "Love Hurts" "Whiskey Drinkin' Woman" also "Morning Dew"(German release 45rpm "Morgentau" in German)
Head shrink is another way of saying psychoanalyze. The song is amazing, always thought it shared a sort of darker vibe and meaning with the Logical Song by Supertramp.
This is such an atmospheric song. I cant help but love it. Thank you for sharing. May i suggest Rasamanaz by these guys. Its a mind blower!!...lol
I love this. Great song, great band.
Try the song Hair of the Dog, and This Flight Tonight. They have a bunch of beauties
Guitar player was from Spain and is now 80 years old!
Nazareth is what happens when you let the Scottish have a Rock Band.
Pure Magic.
I've always really liked Nazareth. For me, the song "Razamanaz" is a guaranteed blast of energy. As stated below, the entire 'Hair Of The Dog' album is excellent, and their follow-up, 'Close Enough For Rock 'N' Roll' is nearly as good. That album's opener, "Telegram", is a realistic look at the day-to-day life of a touring musician. It's about the twenty-three and a half hours of the day when they're NOT onstage; boring, frustrating, exhausting, and far from glamourous.
Regarding "headshrinking": a lot of people resist psychoanalysis because of the perception that the analyst's methodology is to pop the patient into a broad category, and treat the diagnosis rather than the patient. There was also a stereotype in the 50's and 60's that maintained that only crazy people would go to a psychiatrist, and that the only person crazier than a psychiatric patient was the psychiatrist himself. Most people prefer to think of themselves as something more than the sum of their diagnoses, as does the singer in this song. It corresponds with the pleas not to judge, not to categorize, not to label, not to limit.
I believe I have 23 Nazareth records now, counting Greatest Hits and Live albums etc. It's been a life long journey tracking them down, especially since I only ordered one from online.
Hi. Yuy have a phantastic bog i guess. I´m 57 y o and grow up in the 70 - ties in nothern Europe. I was a teenager back then. Nazareth, Sweet, Deep Purple and Black Sabbath were up and coming in those years. Nazareth were one of those bands we were listeng to while smoking pot in those days. I guess your blog is fantastic and as a kid of our parental generation you are awsome. You don´t have to understand anything of our wierd generations musical preferences but i guess it´s great that you have found it. Keep it up. Great work!
Just yesterday I discovered your channel and immediately heard myself through your reactions. Most of the time, the same songs are suggested and selected from the Nazareth repertoire. You found this exception and I enjoyed every second. If I may suggest something, it's Morning Dew and The Ballad of Hollis Brown. Both are covers, but Nazareth made them their own. Greetings from an old German hard rocker.
Wow now some Nazareth 😎👍🏻 most excellent
Nazareth Hair Of The Dog is a master piece in my eyes...and of course ears. Whiskey Drinking Woman is my favorite on that album.
This song brought me here Dan McCaffery one of the greatest front me ever
I play an unplugged version of this song on the guitar.
New song for me. I liked it. Nazareth had some hard rocking tunes. Thanks for the reaction
The whole album is pretty good. ✌
Rebecca Rockchik I was listening to Head East, the flat as a pancake album. Another Midwest band from that period. Go check that album out if you like and I’ll check out hair of the dog tomorrow. Thanks.
@@Hartlor_Tayley I will thanks!
Rebecca Rockchik I had hair of the Dog cranked up here. Everyone loved it. Cowbell Rock !!! I’ve heard the first track and the love song before but those other tracks are smokin too.
@@Hartlor_Tayley glad you liked it. I've heard of Head East...Never Been any Reason🎶🎶
A very underrated and somewhat forgotten band.... thanks for the reaction!
Awesome choice daniel..had to be your dads suggestion.dad has great taste..manny charleton very underrated guitarist.dan mcafferty sounds like an early version of brian johnson..plz play more in the future..anything will do.thanks.
In this case, it was a patron, not my dad:) (Although my dad does indeed have good taste)
And yes, this song was awesome.
All your reactions are great 👌
My neighbors always liked this album. At least I guess they did !
lol, it didn't matter if they like it or not. lol
Rattle those windows
I hadn't heard this track before, so kudos for playing it. Your reactions to music are very genuine, by the way. I appreciate that.
Try listening to a song called Holiday by them. It was released later in their career in the early 80’s cool song. Keep it up Daniel. Waiting for Cygnus X-1 the black hole from Rush. You will enjoy that.
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As long as he does Book I before Book II : )
very very good ..lp..................................................................................
Oh one I had forgotten.oh that was good.Just enjoy journey . Do not blame me. You understand the construction of music and you play do you ever put your words to music.
Young and intelligent what a refreshing change. Thank You.
Gotta listen to the whole album. Amazing.
Head-shrink = psychoanalyze
Great song from a great album.
When society judges us without knowing us, it's a betrayal to who we are. Don't Judas Me
Nazareth was from Nazareth, PA, about 90 minutes north of Philly, home to auto racing legend Mario Andretti. Friend of mine is also from there. Grew up with the Andretti boys.
thought they were Scottish
They are named after Nazareth, PA. but are from Scotland, not the US.
Firebird, they are Scots. I dont k ow where you are getting the Nazerth, PA story from but it is completely wrong, incorrect and otherwise untrue.
Google is your friend...use it.
@@waynestumbo2408 they are indeed Scots.
They derived their band name after hearing the song, "The Weight" by The Band, when Levon Helm sings " I pulled into Nazareth, was feeling 'bout half past dead".. The lyrics were indeed referring to Nazareth, PA..
I always loved "TELEGRAM" By Nazareth.
Check it out 🤟
They are actually Scottish lads.
Try Telegram off of their Close Enough For Rock And Roll album. Very interesting take on touring as a band!
The way I've always read this song is that this song is from a person that has already been greatly wronged by someone close to them, and this song is a broken defiance against that. It's very mournful to me in the beginning. The atmospheres in this song and the marching drum snares are so cool. And this song builds and swells as his words bring him up. The instruments and other vocals come and join... this is a defiant song at the end.
This should be blared from the rooftops in 2022...
My daily dose of "really good bands I've heard of but should know more about".
Ain't that the truth !
@@theblackcat5416 Your comments and replies are always so friendly ☺
My favorite Nazareth song. 🔥
Nazareth, PA is home to CF Martin Guitar Co. Est. 1833! Good chance the acoustic you hear in this song is a Martin.
This is a great song ! My take: love people for who they are !
✌❤🌻😷🎶
This whole album rocks!
I belive the lyrics is about hypocrisy,and the way some people misuse religion as a ruling technique. Thanks for posting this. My dad gave me this album when I was 10 y.o. A timeless masterpiece without a weak moment.
Oo! Cool. You found Nazareth. As long as you're here, you might try Hair of the Dog and/or Whiskey Drinkin' Woman. Not high art or poetry in music, but fun hard rock that influenced a lot of the 80s Hair/Metal bands.
It's oh so simple,
'Dont Judge Me'
I like how you breakdown and analyze the song. My interpretation of this piece back then suggested betrayal and being accepted. It's cool to see your generation enjoy the music we did back then.
I haven't heard this song since I was a teen. This was one of my favorite albums at the time. I like the song Whiskey drinking woman from this album best myself.
Daniel we need Black Sabbath may I suggest War Pigs live in Paris 1970 🔥🔥🔥
Miss Misery is a prime example of how heavy these guys could get! ROCK ON!!!!!!!
Actually daniel, off the loud n proud album..the song " teenage nervous breakdown". You will love analyzing that one.
Hey man..if anyone out there in the youtube world would react to this it would be you.
PLEASE TRY " ULI JON ROTH " or (early) SCORPIONS.
To start off I'd say "drifting sun" "Inheritance" or "fly to the rainbow" by THE SCORPIONS.
or.....
"burning wheels turning" "still so many lives away" or "hiroshima" by
ELECTRIC SUN (Uli Jon Roth)
You sir have great taste in music
It's big social commentary also. Headshrink is psychiatry.
Actually very Christian.
Innuendo is subtlety in speech or writing
Scottish rockers
When he was saying don't head shrink me he was actually talking about what do they call a psychiatrist a head shrinker that's what he's talking about don't try to analyze me head shrink
Daniel.....are you in school or do you work? Is You Tube your fulltime job? just curious. Thx.
I am home schooled. And I also work.
RUclips is in no way my fulltime job, I'm only 16 y/o:)
@@DiconDissectionalReactions nice
@@DiconDissectionalReactions oh, wow. That is interesting. I thought you were like 25 y/o. LOL. You are very well spoken and knowledgeable for a 16 y/o. Good luck with your channel man.
@@ryanje8147 Thank you, I greatly appreciate your polite comments which you've been leaving around:)
(25... heheh, I'll take that as a compliment)
Haven't heard this one in a while. Check out the whole album. 👍
It's all about just people judging people he's not saying me as in himself he's saying me as in society society shouldn't judge society
Try This Flight Tonight. It is an amazing cover of a Joni Mitchell song. Listen to both. They are so different. BTW, probably every Canadian of a certain age will know This Flight Tonight.
Head shrink me does NOT refer to headhunters. "Shrink" is an un-complimentary nickname for psychiatrists. It means don't analyze me or try to figure out what's wrong with me and don't try to fix me or change me. Don't Judas me means don't do to me what Judas did. Don't betray me.
FIRST reaction Ive seen to this song. This song feels so ....Lonely somehow
Judas Iscariot betrayed Christ, the ultimate betrayal unto death. Shortly there after Judas hung himself for his betrayal. This song symbolizes that moment in time, one is the betrayer to this end he was born. The other is being betrayed unto death. I believe this song takes you on a haunting journey into how they felt in this time of historical betrayal.
This song has nothing to do with the bible
@@thammar1990 please don't Judas me, how many people do you know named Judas? Judas is from the bible. All songs never mean the same thing to the same people. Just the way it is, but it's got something to do with. What do you think the song is about?
Do Hair of the Dog off the same album. It's a harder song. Love Hurts probably their signature song. Enjoy your reactions. I like that you hit some tunes that other reactors don't.
Hair of the Dog is an awesome album....not a bad song on it....You might consider this album for one of your complete album reviews...take care & stay safe.
The speaker will never believe you when you tell him that he can trust you. He is damaged, and without therapy, he will never have a successful romantic relationship. That’s how my first marriage ended. He didn’t think I cheated on him, but he believed that my attempts to get him the help he needed constituted betrayal. The marriage ended, and several months later, he took.his own life, which was the ultimate betrayal of himself. I will always love him, though.
U gotta do razzamanaz,and woke up this morning, vigilante man,and Alcatraz
Daniel .. The repeating chorus at the end sounds like a naitive indian death wish in an ongoing death chant that never ends. What do you think ? Great reaction ... as always. 7 years Lukas Graham ? One day ??
Great tune dude.....
That's tough-- starting him on Nazareth with "Please Don't Judas Me"... People usually start with "Love Hurts," or at least "Hair of the Dog." It's like starting someone on Blue Oyster Cult with "Veterans of the Psychic Wars."
It was a really good song though:)
Stop suggesting Love Hurts, it's not even their original. For Nazareth Love songs, Moonlight Eyes, Heart's Grown Cold are top of the list.
To call it sci fi is leaning a bit hard on cliche. Everybody then was/were playing around with synthesizers.
Judas=betray 🎯💯
Headshrink = psychoanalyze
He is rejecting those who would judge from a position of false superiority. Especially one who insinuates themselves into a position of closeness or familiarity. Remember - Judas not only betrayed - he did so with a kiss.
Tori Amos = mind blowing songwriting and piano virtuosity. You should give her a listen. I wouldn't lie to you.
SO OKAY DANIEL, NAZARETH HAD 2 BIGGGG RADIO HITS: HAIR OF THE DOG AND THEIR LOVE ROCK BALLAD : LOVE HURTS :) HOPE THAT HELPS
Another words please don't JUDGE me. My theory
Innuendo is an Italian suppository.
It means JESUS TOO ME. WAKE UP ITS ABOUT JESUS