Nazz Nazz
by Nazz
Released: April 07, 1969
Blues rock, pop, soul
Why This Album Matters
This album matters because its strongest editorial story is: Experimental Album.
The Album
"Nazz Nazz" is the second studio album by American rock band Nazz released in 1969. "Nazz Nazz" is considered more expansive and experimental than their self-titled debut album, "Nazz." Originally intended as a double album, plans changed due to disagreements within the band. Nazz, which was led by Todd Rundgren, was known for their blend of psychedelic and garage rock, and this album reflects those musical influences.
Inside the Recording
Although Nazz had a short run, it played an important role in shaping Todd Rundgren's musical journey, who went on to gain much success as a solo artist and record producer.
Interesting Facts
The band members during this album were Todd…
The band members during this album were Todd Rundgren, Carson Van Osten, Thom Mooney, and Robert "Stewkey" Antoni.
Essential Tracks
Forget All About It
The second half of the intended double album was released later as "Nazz III." Some of the most popular tracks off "Nazz Nazz" include "Forget All About It," "Under the Ice", and "Not Wrong Long.” The album had been critically recognized for its range of styles, from being bluesy to hard rock, to the psychedelic themed.
Not Wrong Long
The second half of the intended double album was released later as "Nazz III." Some of the most popular tracks off "Nazz Nazz" include "Forget All About It," "Under the Ice", and "Not Wrong Long.” The album had been critically recognized for its range of styles, from being bluesy to hard rock, to the psychedelic themed.
Under the Ice
The second half of the intended double album was released later as "Nazz III." Some of the most popular tracks off "Nazz Nazz" include "Forget All About It," "Under the Ice", and "Not Wrong Long.” The album had been critically recognized for its range of styles, from being bluesy to hard rock, to the psychedelic themed.
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Reception
The second half of the intended double album was released later as "Nazz III." Some of the most popular tracks off "Nazz Nazz" include "Forget All About It," "Under the Ice", and "Not Wrong Long.” The album had been critically recognized for its range of styles, from being bluesy to hard rock, to the psychedelic themed.
The Complete Album Story
"Nazz Nazz" is the second studio album by American rock band Nazz released in 1969. Nazz, which was led by Todd Rundgren, was known for their blend of psychedelic and garage rock, and this album reflects those musical influences.
"Nazz Nazz" is considered more expansive and experimental than their self-titled debut album, "Nazz." Originally intended as a double album, plans changed due to disagreements within the band. The second half of the intended double album was released later as "Nazz III."
Some of the most popular tracks off "Nazz Nazz" include "Forget All About It," "Under the Ice", and "Not Wrong Long.” The album had been critically recognized for its range of styles, from being bluesy to hard rock, to the psychedelic themed.
The band members during this album were Todd Rundgren, Carson Van Osten, Thom Mooney, and Robert "Stewkey" Antoni. Although Nazz had a short run, it played an important role in shaping Todd Rundgren's musical journey, who went on to gain much success as a solo artist and record producer.
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