Yes mate, for sure, and the 80's in my country, Spain, as always everything arrived 10 years after, when the murderous dictador died, big boom of music here then
I've seen a lot of bands. Slade were my first, the loudest and the best! 4th April 1974 Blackburn King George's Hall. I was 13. Still got the ticket :)
I saw Slade in 1974. Amazing show. But before you get too filled with joy at '70s music, remember that this was the same decade that gave us Three Dog Night's "Joy To The World".
@@andreasboose5611 I have not forgotten about that, but 1980 (Reading) onwards Slade had a great period. Played on several festivals. Slade On stage 1982. hoiw about the atmosphere in the audience?
I think Slade are one of the most underrated bands produced by Britain sand I believe it’s because they are seen as Glam Rock. Sure they were around at the time and the biggest thing in Britain but play one of their albums these guys were true rockers
@@sladeippie5841 Dunno so much about that T.rex inducted this year and rightly so Roxy Music inducted David Bowie as well so Slade are a possibility Dont know the ins and outs of it though
@@kevinlyons1788 Yes they were, but who remembers them, speak of that era and you hear people talking about T rex, Sweet, Mud, even bloody showadwady , but considering their sales figures slade are very rarely mentioned, criminal
@@godders7594 and apart from December where merry Christmas everyone is played to death they get very little radio play throughout the rest of the year, I can barely remember the last time I heard another slade tune played on the radio
@@philmuggeson1849 how does it feel gets played regularly on radio2, Slade also feature on Sounds of the 70s show, listen to Almeria radio online every Monday at 8pm UK time Tim Daines Slade Show is fantastic
I had no idea Noddy could play guitar solo's like he does here. I always thought Dave Hill was the lead guitarist and Noddy was the rhythm player. Great stuff guys.
My first wife looked and sounded like Noddy. Same hair and face shape, without the big sideburns. Haven't seen her since 2006. She's in prison for attempted murder now.
Australia got hold of older brother albums at 10 in house like the red cover called Slade alive cranked volume stamp your feet blew my mind well alright...... every body this brought it all back 45 years later thanks.
@@user-xb7be1we8u Помню сырую погоду в Ленинграде ,я и друг тусуемся у Гостиного двора на Невском.Вдруг подходят поляки,озираясь по сторонам(боялись ментов,это же 100% фарцовка и статья) и предлагают пластинку Слэйд "Slade" где они вытягивают руки и на них написано название группы.Просили за польский диск 50 рублей(когда обычные пластинки стоили 2.15).Но откуда у бедного студента такие деньги!?но я тогда ещё недоумевал:почему поляки,чехи,румыны,болгары могут выпускать такие диски,а Мелодия только Кабзона.
I've seen a lot of bands. Slade were my first, the loudest and the best! 4th April 1974 Blackburn King George's Hall. I was 13. Still got the ticket :)
Slade were really good live, in the early eighties. Saw them live several times including Donington, we’ll bring the house down!!! And they certainly did!!👍🎸🤠🤓
Sigue rockeando sonó bastante en los tonos aquí en Lima. Me parece que Brian Johnson tiene un timbre de voz parecido, Grandes los 70s y el Slade en vivo con BTO, Derp Purple, Afrika 70, Rare Earth, los Stones con Satisfaccion eran infaltables wow ,🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
Thanks so much for posting this video. I'll watch it again and again. In August 1975, I saw Slade in New York and they were the loudest and most fun rock band ever. Never forget that night.
Noddy had the voice that John Lennon would have loved to have. My band Hosanna opened for them in 1970 at the Temple in London, a truly great band that knew how to rock out !!
@Brain Drain My claim to fame is when they played Torquay in the mid seventies the hotel they were due to stay in cancelled the booking last minute as they were afraid the fans my swamp it. Our neighbours brother was the road manager so Jim Lee and Dave Hill stayed at our house that night. I was 14 and not really that bothered at the time but they were truly nice guys and absolutely charmed my mother. Theirs is the only autograph I've ever got. The next night I was invited to the show in Plymouth and went back to the hotel with them after the show. Phil Liinnot was also there as Thin Lizzy opened for them. I'm more impressed now at 61 than I was then
@Brain Drain Thanks. I was fairly indifferent at the time although I obviously had a great time but the arrogance of youth. But looking back i realise how lucky I was. And as I said they were all genuinely nice blokes. But it was a new experience for me as a small town boy,being in a posh Plymouth hotel room with all these famous guys,they called a taxi and gave him a wad of cash to go and buy Chinese food,I'd never even eaten Chinese before. It's making me smile remembering it.
fuck i was 11 when i heard this, and i loved it. today i know so many bands followed the style from slade. i go so far to say without slade no ac/dc would exist
great rocking band had ozzy osbourne in 1980 not pulled out of reading rock and the promoters picked slade to play it resurrected there failing carreer.and later they played donnigton classic slade
Noddy said that the audience went "Merry Christmas!" and that song wasn't on the set list but they played it because the audience wanted them to play it and when they did all the metal heads sang along and tore the roof off.
That voice! Him and Bon Scott. Makes me smile every time.
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ....
Who's with me ....
Noddy, Dave, Jim and Don should have been inducted long ago, many lesser talents have been.
Kevin Larkin Deffo brother.... !!!! 💎 💖💕
Nope, the HOF Is a joke.
Yes mate, for sure, and the 80's in my country, Spain, as always everything arrived 10 years after, when the murderous dictador died, big boom of music here then
Count me in
I wish I could build a time machine go back to the 70's for the music alone... and not return.
Best decade of music by a mile 🙂
Двумя руками «за»!!!😊
Yeah, everythings toilet now 😑
Best and strongest voice in Rock and Roll. You can’t fake that passion
This was the best time in the 70s
We need bands like this again
You can't beat the 70s like we had
Except this was 1981....:)
One of the greatest voices in rock and roll!
you'll get no arguments from me!
Noddy holder had such a powerful voice
It sends shivers down my spine
Fantastic band
Highly underrated!
A brilliant British rock band!!
Slade was a very very great band, unforgetable!! Slade Alive from 1972 is the best alive album ever. Incredible atmosphere!!!
Got the LP....!! ;-)
The first LP I bought when I was teenager!
The best, the loudest, the heaviest rock of all time and its not even close.
ТАЩУСЬ ОТ ЭТОЙ КОМПОЗИЦИИ КРУТО , SLADE НАВСЕГДА ! МНЕ 60 НО ДО СИХ ПОР СЛУШАЮ . РОССИЯ СЕВЕРНЫЙ УРАЛ ПРИВЕТ!
А мне 70! 😀 и я тоже с SLADE!!!
The best voice in rock and roll bar none.
You're right there
Slade навсегда!!! У них в каждом альбоме,даже в неудачном, пара боевиков было!! С семидесятых годов слушаю их с удовольствием!!
I've seen a lot of bands. Slade were my first, the loudest and the best! 4th April 1974 Blackburn King George's Hall. I was 13. Still got the ticket :)
I saw that tour too. I was 12 coventry theatre. Price.....£1.50 my first gig ever, still prob the best live band I ever saw.
@@kevinshort3483 Nice. I've got to dig out my ticket and check the price but pretty sure it was £1.40 :) Maybe it was cheaper up north ;)
70,s the best era of music
I saw Slade in 1974. Amazing show. But before you get too filled with joy at '70s music, remember that this was the same decade that gave us Three Dog Night's "Joy To The World".
stimmt
AWESOME band.... I saw them at the Starwood in Hollywood.... RIGHT at the edge of the stage. They REALLY got the audience going!
No doubt!!!
Helll yeah the 70s the best music.
Macht Laune. Slade sind einfach nur geil. Gehört einfach dazu. Danke für das Video.
The best Singer in Rock, and what a great great band!!! they’ve got soul!
Slade, 1980-1982, really great! A real upswing of their career, a really great band!
Don't forget the famous 70's
@@andreasboose5611 I have not forgotten about that, but 1980 (Reading) onwards Slade had a great period. Played on several festivals. Slade On stage 1982. hoiw about the atmosphere in the audience?
I am from El Salvador 🇸🇻 Central América and i love this band! Metal hugs from the tropic!!!
SLAYED!! 🤩
You gotta love Dave Hill. He is just irrepressable.Crazy bastard.
Slade at their very best !!.
Fantastic, why they're not Rock n Roll hall of fame already is bewildering
Ian grocock sheffield
Coz it's an American thing
I think Slade are one of the most underrated bands produced by Britain sand I believe it’s because they are seen as Glam Rock. Sure they were around at the time and the biggest thing in Britain but play one of their albums these guys were true rockers
@@sladeippie5841 Dunno so much about that T.rex inducted this year and rightly so Roxy Music inducted David Bowie as well so Slade are a possibility Dont know the ins and outs of it though
One of the most underrated bands ever, marvelous stuff
They weren't underrated...they were massive!
@@kevinlyons1788 Yes they were, but who remembers them, speak of that era and you hear people talking about T rex, Sweet, Mud, even bloody showadwady , but considering their sales figures slade are very rarely mentioned, criminal
@@godders7594 and apart from December where merry Christmas everyone is played to death they get very little radio play throughout the rest of the year, I can barely remember the last time I heard another slade tune played on the radio
@@philmuggeson1849 how does it feel gets played regularly on radio2, Slade also feature on Sounds of the 70s show, listen to Almeria radio online every Monday at 8pm UK time Tim Daines Slade Show is fantastic
@@alanwhitney3263 😂OK
' Slade in England ' I was really hoping it was Reading, i was there it was a fantastic gig
ANTOLÓGICO!!!
Regards from Brazil! 🇧🇷
What a frigging voice. Best in rock. In world
I had no idea Noddy could play guitar solo's like he does here. I always thought Dave Hill was the lead guitarist and Noddy was the rhythm player. Great stuff guys.
They took turns
Slade at Reading and Donington I was there there they tore both places apart best ever
Great English band produced great music what more can one want love it
My first wife looked and sounded like Noddy. Same hair and face shape, without the big sideburns. Haven't seen her since 2006. She's in prison for attempted murder now.
Brilliant, best post of the year.
By far!🤣😂
Come on man you cant leave us hanging like that.. Tell us more...
🤣🤣🤣🤣👋
Got pictures??
Slade knew how to entertain the audience.
the best live band there'll ever be..
Noddy. Dave. Jim. & Don..The Greatest.. Mighty SLADE...
Слушаю уже свыше сорока пяти лет. И не надоедает.
👍
Как может надоесть собственная молодость?!
J'adore ❤ !
Always a great live band
Brilliant - Great to see Jim and Dave embracing the Punky spirit of the time.
Punk didn't really catch off in the Netherlands, new wave did however, as well as heavy metal.
This is why Slade were such a great band.
Just bloody awesome👊👊👊👊
Noddy Is The One And Only Rock'n'Roll Preacher ❤
ВОТ это -÷ЗАВОДИЛÓ!!! ХОЛДЕР, как и ВСЕГДА - НЕПОВТОРИМ и НЕОБЫЧЕН! ПРОСТО СУПЕР!!!😂😁😀😄
Lordy lordy lordy....whole lotta f33ling cumin on lou baby
Wot nie ruskij kowchoz sowchoz eta GREAT BRITAIN siestronka USA.Pozdrawlaju was toeariszcze z USA.
What a rock n' roll unit they were. Outstanding!
Shivers down my spine.
Wow!! Wish I were there!!
Australia got hold of older brother albums at 10 in house like the red cover called Slade alive cranked volume stamp your feet blew my mind well alright...... every body this brought it all back 45 years later thanks.
The legend's slade.
Sensational Slade
Очень любил "Слэйл",много дисков в 70-е было у меня.
I love this song and the 70er years
Мой Любимый Неповторимый СЛЕЙД с НоддиХолдером 😨👍ВО!!!
Всегда любил, классная группа, 120 рублей отдавал в 70 х за пласт.
@@user-xb7be1we8u Помню сырую погоду в Ленинграде ,я и друг тусуемся у Гостиного двора на Невском.Вдруг подходят поляки,озираясь по сторонам(боялись ментов,это же 100% фарцовка и статья) и предлагают пластинку Слэйд "Slade" где они вытягивают руки и на них написано название группы.Просили за польский диск 50 рублей(когда обычные пластинки стоили 2.15).Но откуда у бедного студента такие деньги!?но я тогда ещё недоумевал:почему поляки,чехи,румыны,болгары могут выпускать такие диски,а Мелодия только Кабзона.
Это было в 1973 году.
А где Сузи Квадро?
Yes Yes Yes ! ! !
Probably the best live band ever....
2nd loudest band I've seen, only Ted nugent was louder.
Definitely
Dave...
They did not go down well in America, in fact Slade were pelted off stage with fireworks from the audience!
Redblade I haven’t heard that one.
I've seen a lot of bands. Slade were my first, the loudest and the best! 4th April 1974 Blackburn King George's Hall. I was 13. Still got the ticket :)
First gig l ever went to Slade at belview Manchester, loved them ever since. Watching this made me smile and shed a tear or two
74 or 75 ? Went to both gigs
@@alanwhitney3263 l've got to the age where l am not sure think it was 75
@@andrewparry2128 74 was the Crazee Nite tour, 75 they were playing tracks from Flame before they headed off to America for 2 years.
Noddy knows how to talk to everyone in the crowd! And sure he knows how to sing to everybody! I like Slade!
Slade were really good live, in the early eighties. Saw them live several times including Donington, we’ll bring the house down!!! And they certainly did!!👍🎸🤠🤓
Нодди Холдер звезда в советской тусовке тогда и сейчас в 2023 году ,супер,огонь,вандефул,бэст
SLade live the only way to see them great group seen in 70$ St Louis MO
Classic live Slade
Fookin' hell, look at Jimmy at the end! Damn these guys knew how to rock! Major props to Don!
Shy as he always was... :-)
Самый позитивный вокалист. Всегда улыбается. Браво.
Slade are the most underrated rock band ever and noddy holder has the best rock voice ever
Slade always!!!
Народные артисты СССР !
👍🔥👌
@@user-jg5yn7gu6s 😇
SLADE super band of rock and roll 🎸🎶
SLADE GRANDIOSAAA BANDA DEL ROCK DE TODOS LOS TIEMPOS!!!
Ellos y los de HOLOCAUSTO SOCIAL N MEXICO UFFFF UN EXORCISMO MUSICAL!!!!!
J'adore ce groupe
the REAL rock, honey!
Slade ruled!💯👍👍👍
Loudest Band in the world, great
Sorry Motorhead are
Fantastic!
SLADE!
Sigue rockeando sonó bastante en los tonos aquí en Lima. Me parece que Brian Johnson tiene un timbre de voz parecido, Grandes los 70s y el Slade en vivo con BTO, Derp Purple, Afrika 70, Rare Earth, los Stones con Satisfaccion eran infaltables wow ,🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
Sir Nodwood of Holder on vocals !
The year after the unbelievable show at Reading... No film, of one of all time greatest performances
Величайшая британская группа!!!💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️💪💪💪🙏🙏🙏
Thanks so much for posting this video. I'll watch it again and again. In August 1975, I saw Slade in New York and they were the loudest and most fun rock band ever. Never forget that night.
Absolutely awesome!!!!!!! :)
Moje lata tak to jest zOKk
Рокеры самые лучшие и честные музыканты не какой фанеры все делают в живую рок 🎸 навсегда здорово 👍
what a great band.
My first fave band and I still have my original scratched copy of Slade Alive from 72
What a show.
Высший класс!! Нодди бесподобен!
Niet ruskij kowchoz.Pozdrawlaju z USA
Clap your hands 😵
Noddy had the voice that John Lennon would have loved to have. My band Hosanna opened for them in 1970 at the Temple in London, a truly great band that knew how to rock out !!
@Brain Drain
My claim to fame is when they played Torquay in the mid seventies the hotel they were due to stay in cancelled the booking last minute as they were afraid the fans my swamp it. Our neighbours brother was the road manager so Jim Lee and Dave Hill stayed at our house that night. I was 14 and not really that bothered at the time but they were truly nice guys and absolutely charmed my mother. Theirs is the only autograph I've ever got. The next night I was invited to the show in Plymouth and went back to the hotel with them after the show. Phil Liinnot was also there as Thin Lizzy opened for them. I'm more impressed now at 61 than I was then
@Brain Drain
Thanks. I was fairly indifferent at the time although I obviously had a great time but the arrogance of youth. But looking back i realise how lucky I was. And as I said they were all genuinely nice blokes. But it was a new experience for me as a small town boy,being in a posh Plymouth hotel room with all these famous guys,they called a taxi and gave him a wad of cash to go and buy Chinese food,I'd never even eaten Chinese before. It's making me smile remembering it.
Oh behave.
fecken class,,,!
. They are great!!!!!
Sheffield City Hall, Summer 72....released gudby to Jane a week later. Supports were Thin Lizzy and Suzy Quatro. Great at 15 y.o.a.
Slade in England at Lochern Festival,Holland :)
fuck i was 11 when i heard this, and i loved it. today i know so many bands followed the style from slade. i go so far to say without slade no ac/dc would exist
Yes, I saw Slade with a band called Geordie as their support act. The singer was none other than a certain Brian Johnson.
Maravilhoso , aqui do Brasil. Cresci ouvindo Slade , o álbum vermelho.
wonderful SLADE
Fucking hell. They were proper.
Дон подарил мне барабанные палочки после концерта...
great rocking band had ozzy osbourne in 1980 not pulled out of reading rock and the promoters picked slade to play it resurrected there failing carreer.and later they played donnigton classic slade
Noddy said that the audience went "Merry Christmas!" and that song wasn't on the set list but they played it because the audience wanted them to play it and when they did all the metal heads sang along and tore the roof off.
он наш, и его никому не отдадим!!!!!
А-ха-ха! Супер!!!!
И шо он думает по этому по этому поводу? )))
Мы ВМЕСТЕ С ТОБОЮ !!!!!!!!!
Black Country legends. Good old days.
Cool Version ... Great
Hail from AustriA
Rock n roll at its best.
Gracias slade con tu música me isiste bailar en mi juventud.1978
Super