Polydor 2335 216
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SLADE - Alive! Double LP (1972, West-Germany)
Slade's "Alive!" is a remarkable 1972 double LP album that showcases the raw energy and electrifying performances of the British pub-rock band. Released in West Germany, this album captures Slade at the height of their musical prowess, delivering a collection of songs that would solidify their place in rock history. Produced by the renowned Chas Chandler, known for his work with the Alan Price Band and The Animals, "Alive!" is a testament to Slade's ability to captivate audiences with their infectious sound and charismatic stage presence.
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Polydor 2383 107
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SLADE
- Coz I Love You
SLADE's "Coz I Love You" 12" Vinyl LP Album is an absolute treasure. Noddy Holder's powerful vocals and the band's infectious energy make this album a nostalgic and soul-stirring delight. A true gem for any music enthusiast."Coz I Luv You" was released in 1972 and is a compilation album by the British Glam Rock band "SLADE". It was produced by Chas Chandler.
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SLADE
- In Flame
Slade's "In Flame" 12" Vinyl LP Album, released in 1974, is a rock masterpiece. It serves as the soundtrack to the film of the same name, and the songs perfectly capture the film's narrative. From the powerful opener "How Does It Feel" to the catchy "Far Far Away," the album showcases Slade's ability to blend hard-hitting rock anthems with heartfelt ballads.
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Polydor 2383 261
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SLADE
- Old New Borrowed and Blue (1974, Germany)
"Slade Old New Borrowed and Blue" is a gatefold 12" vinyl LP album by the band Slade. Released in 1974, it features a collection of energetic rock songs, including hits like "My Friend Stan" and "Everyday." The gatefold design provides an expanded visual experience with additional artwork and liner notes.
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SLADE
- Rogues Gallery
"Slade - Rogues Gallery" is a 12" vinyl LP album showcasing the band's pub/glam rock style. Released in 1985, it features a collection of dynamic tracks, including "Hey Ho Wish You Well" and "Leave Them Girls Alone." With its energetic and catchy tunes, this album embodies Slade's enduring sound.
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Polydor 2442 119
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SLADE - Sladest Booklet Gatefold (1973, England)
"Sladest" is a compilation album by the British glam/hard rock group Slade. It was released on September 28, 1973, and went straight to No. 1 on the charts.
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Reprise MS 2173
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SLADE - Sladest USA (1973, USA)
This is the USA release of "Sladest" is a compilation album by the British glam/hard rock group Slade. It was released on 28 September 1973, and went straight to No. 1 on the charts.
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Polydor 2383 163
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SLADE
- Slayed? (1972)
"Slade - Slayed?" is a 12" vinyl LP album that epitomizes the pub/glam rock genre. Originally released in 1972, it features an electrifying collection of songs, including the chart-topping hits "Mama Weer All Crazee Now" and "Gudbuy T'Jane." This album solidified Slade's reputation as a powerhouse in rock music. With its infectious energy and anthemic choruses, "Slayed?" captures the essence of the era.
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Cheapskate Records Limited ZL 25353
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SLADE
- We'll Bring the House Down (1981)
"Slade - We'll Bring the House Down" is a 12" LP vinyl album that showcases the band's high-energy rock sound. Released in 1981, it features the iconic title track, along with crowd-pleasing anthems like "Lock Up Your Daughters" and "Wheels Ain't Coming Down." This album captures Slade's ability to create infectious hooks and sing-along choruses that ignite audiences.
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SLADE
- You Boyz Make Big Noize
"Slade - You Boyz Make Big Noize" is a 12" vinyl LP that showcases the band's energetic and bold rock sound. Released in 1987, it features a collection of powerful tracks, including the title track and "Love Is Like a Rock." With its infectious melodies and anthemic hooks, this album demonstrates Slade's ability to deliver big, arena-ready rock.
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