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Fair use rationale for Image:Snaz.jpg

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Album title

This information on this page is more opinion than fact. True, when the album gatefold is fully open, the title appears as "IT'SNAZ"; but everything else is false, although the liner notes in the 2011 release does state: "Whether you call Nazareth's first live album It's Naz or Snaz (sometimes 'Snaz, thanks to the somewhat ambiguous sleeve art), there's no denying its presence.". Nazareth's website does not list it as "IT'S NAZ". The spine of the 2011 Union Square/Salvo release reads: 'SNAZ. Page 30 inside of "the Naz Box" states: "The band's first live album, the excellent 'Snaz". Aside from the aforementioned ambiguity of the album title, the liner notes of 'SNAZ continue to refer to the album as "Snaz". E.g. " The excitement of the crowd is palpable on Snaz." "However, Tush isn't the end of this beefed-up version of Snaz." "As live albums go, Snaz is up there with the very best". 156.57.111.89 (talk) 21:06, 6 November 2022 (UTC)[reply]