Slade – One Way Hotel
Oldies Songs A Haunting and Somber Tale of Emotional Imprisonment, a Raw Glimpse into the Sadness Behind the Glamour. In the early 1970s, before their name became synonymous with glitter-drenched anthems and…
Slade – Thanks For The Memories
A Roaring, Resilient Goodbye Kiss from the Glam Rock Gods The mid-1970s was a fascinating, often turbulent time for rock and roll. The initial explosion of glam rock, with its…
Slade – The Whole World’s Goin’ Crazee
A raucous anthem of societal disillusionment, mirroring the chaotic spirit of the early 70s. There are certain songs that, even decades later, manage to capture the precise frenetic energy and…
Slade – So Far So Good
A melancholic reflection on life’s journey and fleeting moments. There are songs that simply exist, and then there are songs that linger. They seep into the quiet corners of your…
Slade – How D’You Ride
A Raw Introspection: The Road-Weary Soul of Slade’s “How D’You Ride” (1972) A stark, almost confessional ballad that strips away the glam-rock veneer to reveal the raw, introspective soul of…
Slade – Born to Be Wild
A Roaring Glam-Rock Reimagining of Untamed Rebellion “Born to Be Wild,” as unleashed by Slade, transforms a hard-rock anthem of counterculture into a stomping, glam-rock declaration of unbridled energy and…
Slade – I Won’t Let It ‘Appen Agen
A Defiant Stand Against Fate’s Grind: Slade’s “I Won’t Let It ‘Appen Agen” In the gritty summer of 1972, Slade, Wolverhampton’s stomping glam-rock titans, unleashed “I Won’t Let It ‘Appen…
Slade – Know Who You Are
A Rebel’s Quest for Identity: Slade’s “Know Who You Are” In the restless autumn of 1970, Slade, the Wolverhampton warriors of rock, unleashed “Know Who You Are”, a single that…
Slade – Move Over
A Raw and Defiant Anthem of a Woman’s Power, a Gritty Tribute to a Fallen Rock and Roll Soul. In the chaotic, glitter-strewn world of early 1970s Britain, a band…
Slade – All Join Hands
A Defiant Anthem of Unity and Resilience, a Celebratory Call to Arms from a Band That Refused to Die. By the mid-1980s, Slade was a band that had already lived…