I'm 62 now and there are Two singers who have such distinct voices one male and one female who I have never heard any one else sound like them. The male is Noddy Holder and the female Karen Carpenter. I feel so lucky to have lived at the time those two were around!
Noddy an absolute legend. I saw them at Hammersmith Odeon back in the 70's. Couldn't hear properly for three days. Remember, it's not Christmas till Noddy says so...
Oh my Dog, so good to see 'How Does It Feel?' being appreciated. 'Wot You Dun', is even more emotionally charged - Noddy at his grittiest & best, but all the guys are brilliant!
Slade were huge everywhere but the U S .Their loss First band i got into in the early seventies ,Saw them at the Reading festival in England in 1980 .They were the best band of the entire weekend !
Well how about that 23 years ago I took my daughter who was aged two to dudley zoo and castle. I carried her to the top of the castle to enjoy the view and noddy holder was at the top being interviewed for TV or radio..in two days time I am taking her daughter who is now two years old to the very same place...I wonder...lol. thanks for telling people about slade. I have seen each member our and about in my home town of Wolverhampton at different times. They always raise a smile
Heartwarming to see someone not only reacting, but also mouthing the words :) To me this is Slade's Stairway to Heaven, their Bohemian Rhapsody, if that makes sense :)
I bought the album back in the day and I bought the remastered DVD of the film which came with a CD of the album too a couple of years back. Flame is a really gritty look at the underbelly of the music industry and is a bloody great film.
Wow! You just listed all my favourite bands from my youth, and Slade were my #1. I saw them live 3 times, really exciting gigs. I even had my own platform boots! (cringe!)
Wow, an American who appreciates Slade.! Aren't your countrymen missing something? This song is as good as any of the other popular contemporaries. Kiss, for one, aren't worthy to sit in their shadow
This is a clip of a shortened version cut down to three minutes for a TV program which has been edited to the full nearly six minute release they were massive everywhere but the US. Slade dominated the UK Australian and European charts until 1975, then had somewhat of a renaissance in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Quiet Roit covered Cum feel the Noize and Mama We're all crazy now which led them to release their later hits. Have a look at earlier film clips for the platformed glam craziness.
It's not Christmas until Noddy says so!
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I'm 62 now and there are Two singers who have such distinct voices one male and one female who I have never heard any one else sound like them. The male is Noddy Holder and the female Karen Carpenter. I feel so lucky to have lived at the time those two were around!
Paul Wilson, like you I'm also 62 and I reckon you hit the nail on the head. Two very unique voices whom I think are totally underrated
Beautiful song.
I remember when the movie came out.
There was about 12 people at a midweek midday session.
The movie was awesome and so underrated.
Todd, SLADE was the most popular Glam band of 70s. The song you played tells us how great they were.
Hi John ... Agreed, the "In Flame" album is excellent. Rock on ...
@@drivingwithtodd1781 i have noticed you have done few Slade songs, Keep on posting them. cheers
Finally, I find someone who has decided to react to Slade and one of my favourite songs.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Great song and great album!
Finally 👍👍👍
Noddy an absolute legend. I saw them at Hammersmith Odeon back in the 70's. Couldn't hear properly for three days. Remember, it's not Christmas till Noddy says so...
Still in my Top 3 bands of all time for the past 40 years. Sad that I never got to see them live in concert.
Oh my Dog, so good to see 'How Does It Feel?' being appreciated. 'Wot You Dun', is even more emotionally charged - Noddy at his grittiest & best, but all the guys are brilliant!
A great song
Slade were huge everywhere but the U S .Their loss First band i got into in the early seventies ,Saw them at the Reading festival in England in 1980 .They were the best band of the entire weekend !
Well how about that 23 years ago I took my daughter who was aged two to dudley zoo and castle. I carried her to the top of the castle to enjoy the view and noddy holder was at the top being interviewed for TV or radio..in two days time I am taking her daughter who is now two years old to the very same place...I wonder...lol. thanks for telling people about slade. I have seen each member our and about in my home town of Wolverhampton at different times. They always raise a smile
Radio2 presenter Ken Bruce said if they only did one song then this would be it…perfection and Noel Gallagher said it was a masterpiece
Hi John ... I agree. This is the one Slade song that I always go back to. The vocals are simply incredible! Rock on ... 😎🎸✌
SLADE from Wolverhampton, England... the Greatest Rock Band ever !
slade the best live group of the 70,s early 80,s by a mile, never to be repeated
Amen
Heartwarming to see someone not only reacting, but also mouthing the words :) To me this is Slade's Stairway to Heaven, their Bohemian Rhapsody, if that makes sense :)
Hi Michael ... I makes perfrect sense. When I bought "In Flame" and this was the first track, it knocked my right over. What a great song! Enjoh ...
Wonderful Slade. :-)
check out thanks for the memories by slade
I bought the album back in the day and I bought the remastered DVD of the film which came with a CD of the album too a couple of years back. Flame is a really gritty look at the underbelly of the music industry and is a bloody great film.
Wow! You just listed all my favourite bands from my youth, and Slade were my #1. I saw them live 3 times, really exciting gigs. I even had my own platform boots! (cringe!)
Do you have a picture of them boots? How excellent!
I miss the record stores,we could browse for a long time till we saw the records we wanted. I miss all the Interaction from shops.
Wow, an American who appreciates Slade.! Aren't your countrymen missing something? This song is as good as any of the other popular contemporaries. Kiss, for one, aren't worthy to sit in their shadow
I love your reaction. 💕💕💕💕👏👏👏👏
This is a clip of a shortened version cut down to three minutes for a TV program which has been edited to the full nearly six minute release they were massive everywhere but the US. Slade dominated the UK Australian and European charts until 1975, then had somewhat of a renaissance in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Quiet Roit covered Cum feel the Noize and Mama We're all crazy now which led them to release their later hits. Have a look at earlier film clips for the platformed glam craziness.
The Flame film was set in the late 60's, the album was written to reflect that
Я люблю SLADE!
Noel Gallagher of Oasis called this his favourite Slade song.
Jim Lea wrote the music when he was 14 or 15, kept it until it was suitable and with excellent lyrics by Noddy
"In Flame" is such a great album. Thank you for your comment. 😎✌
You should watch the film Slade in Flame their one and only movie in 1974...Watch and enjoy...
Это не песня, это выстрел в вечность.
It's funny listening to this again after so many years. It feels like a mixture of Supertramp and Oasis.
No surprise ; It's Noel Gallaghers favourite Slade song !!
Don’t ever compare oasis to slade. Oasis aren’t even in their league
Never seen this video before but it’s well out of sync…as Ozzy Osbourne said, Noddy Holder has the best voice in rock
Remember Slade were a skinhead band before going glam.
Ambrose Slade
The skinhead look was a management gimmick, & the guys in the band hated it!
They grew their hair out asap & went back to being hairy rockers! 😃
Before that they were hippies and covered soul music in a rock style