Slade – Look at Last Nite
Oldies Songs A Gritty and Profound Monologue on Regret, a Painful Reckoning with the Aftermath of a Wild, Unforgettable Night. In 1972, the musical world was a glitter-drenched playground, and at its…
Slade – We’ll Bring the House Down
A Thunderous Anthem of Defiance, a Roaring Declaration of an Unstoppable Musical Comeback. By the late 1970s, the glittering empire of glam rock had all but faded. For Slade, the…
Slade – In for a Penny
A Desperate and Theatrical Gamble on Fate, a High-Stakes Anthem for a Band at a Critical Crossroads. By 1975, the unstoppable glitter bomb that was Slade was starting to lose…
Slade – Radio Wall of Sound
Slade on Top of the Pops 1991: “Radio Wall of Sound” and the Last Roar of a British Rock Institution On 17 October 1991, Slade returned to the BBC’s Top…
Slade – Skweeze Me Pleeze Me
A Riotous Celebration of Live Rock and Roll, a Glorious Testament to the Unbridled Frenzy of the Glam Era. In 1973, as the world was still reverberating from the seismic…
Slade – My friend Stan
A Theatrical, Hilarious Chronicle of a Man’s Quest for Quiet, a Glorious Escape from the Noise of the World. By 1973, Slade had cemented their status as kings of the…
Slade – Let’s Call It Quits
A Furious and Prophetic Farewell, a Melancholic Anthem That Unknowingly Marked the End of a Golden Era. By 1976, the reign of Slade as the undisputed kings of British glam…
Slade – Run Runaway
A wild rush of defiance wrapped in Celtic fire and electric stadium glory When Slade released “Run Runaway” in 1984, the track exploded as one of the band’s most triumphant…