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CD Greatest Hits
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
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Every song on the album can be listened to over and over again. I usually skip from one track to another after about a minute of listening or sometimes as soon as I have heard the first chorus. NOT SO with this album. A real delight from a class act. Noddy Holders' voice has never been replicated by anyone and is never likely to be either. This is the best value CD I have ever purchased.
20 of 22 people found the following review helpful
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Slade are one of the most critically under rated rock bands of all time. Six No.1's, three of which entered straight at No.1. They were the first band to do this since the Beatles. Every song on this CD is a classic. A CD which will have everybody screaming along with Noddy on a "crazee" ride down memory lane. They were the original Oasis. The lyrics may have been mispelt and inane (Skweeze me,Pleeze me ?) but boy how we loved them....It's as if they've never been away....
18 of 20 people found the following review helpful
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This CD shows us where Glam Rock came from.Not Glam, but Glam Rock.
Marc Bolan started the glam look when he put glitter stars under his eyes on Top Of The Pops in 1971 and the glam look just snowballed from there with the likes of Slade. Sweet and Gary Glitter. T.Rex and Sweets early hits were great pop tunes with the likes of Metal Guru and Blockbuster. But it was after Slades early hits that Bolan and Chinn/Chapman (The guys who wrote the hits for Sweet) turned up the volume listen to 20th Century Boy and The Ballroom Blitz. Even Bowie and Elton got in on the act, from Space Oddity to The Jean Genie. (Bowie) and Your Song to Saturday Nights All Right For Fighting. (Elton) All these guys were I believe Inspired by the success of Slades early run of hits.
So what about this CD?
21 Brilliant songs my only complaint is the omission of Thanks For The Memory. No7 in 1975. But which song do we take off to fit it in?
Maybe All Join Hands?
I cannot talk about all the songs, as I do not have enough room so I will just mention my favourite songs.
Coz I Luv You. Their Frist of six Number ones just a great song.
Take Me Bak Ome. Mamma Weer All Crazee Now. Gudbuy T' Jane. Cum On Feel The Noize and Skweeze Me, Pleeze Me. Glam Rock at it's best.
After these songs Slade changed direction but the songs were still great.
Everyday. A great ballad. Far Far Away, from the film Flame. Maybe just maybe my favourite Slade song. In For A Penny. Their last great 70's single.
So on to the 80's. We'll Bring The House Down. Their great comeback single and first top ten hit for six years. My Oh My. With it's simple but great melody to their last hit Radio Wall Of Sound.
This is truly a great CD and a must for anyone who liked the music of that time.
Marc Bolan started the glam look when he put glitter stars under his eyes on Top Of The Pops in 1971 and the glam look just snowballed from there with the likes of Slade. Sweet and Gary Glitter. T.Rex and Sweets early hits were great pop tunes with the likes of Metal Guru and Blockbuster. But it was after Slades early hits that Bolan and Chinn/Chapman (The guys who wrote the hits for Sweet) turned up the volume listen to 20th Century Boy and The Ballroom Blitz. Even Bowie and Elton got in on the act, from Space Oddity to The Jean Genie. (Bowie) and Your Song to Saturday Nights All Right For Fighting. (Elton) All these guys were I believe Inspired by the success of Slades early run of hits.
So what about this CD?
21 Brilliant songs my only complaint is the omission of Thanks For The Memory. No7 in 1975. But which song do we take off to fit it in?
Maybe All Join Hands?
I cannot talk about all the songs, as I do not have enough room so I will just mention my favourite songs.
Coz I Luv You. Their Frist of six Number ones just a great song.
Take Me Bak Ome. Mamma Weer All Crazee Now. Gudbuy T' Jane. Cum On Feel The Noize and Skweeze Me, Pleeze Me. Glam Rock at it's best.
After these songs Slade changed direction but the songs were still great.
Everyday. A great ballad. Far Far Away, from the film Flame. Maybe just maybe my favourite Slade song. In For A Penny. Their last great 70's single.
So on to the 80's. We'll Bring The House Down. Their great comeback single and first top ten hit for six years. My Oh My. With it's simple but great melody to their last hit Radio Wall Of Sound.
This is truly a great CD and a must for anyone who liked the music of that time.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Fantastic!
Slade, together with TRex were the 'Glam Rock' groups of the early 70's.
If your a fan of Slade this is a must buy album!
If your a fan of Slade this is a must buy album!
Published 8 days ago by M. Jones
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best hits from SLADE
I really knew only few of the songs from this CD, however now I like almost all of them! What a great band! Read more
Published 9 days ago by R. Fuksis
1.0 out of 5 stars
Never receved
I would love to tell you how good this is but it never came! I forgot about it & now it's too late to complain!
Published 9 days ago by H
5.0 out of 5 stars
happy happy
Bought this following a mention on a BBC historical pop/rock prog probably on BBC4. And what a happy rocker I am after playing it almost to destruction. Read more
Published 13 days ago by Grey haired rocker
5.0 out of 5 stars
Wooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
Who does not like Slade. Takes me back to the good old 70's. Again had this before and lost it when converting to CD.
Published 23 days ago by glanammanbear
5.0 out of 5 stars
play it loud.
brilliant slade at their very best. i love this cd. the louder the better. it takes me back to a great time in real music.
Published 25 days ago by Peter Turner
5.0 out of 5 stars
Slade
After watching a tv documentary the other night on this group I felt the need to hear Noddy and the boys again, my old record player has packed in so I can't play my old vinyl's, I... Read more
Published 29 days ago by Dave
5.0 out of 5 stars
brilliant
A great CD full of all the old hits,highly recommended.Pity Noddy doesn't make a come back on his own with guitar.
Published 1 month ago by merlin
5.0 out of 5 stars
CUM ON BOYZ
a good collection of the lads songs,giving great memories of my mis-spent youth.great songs brought back to life,it is time less
Published 1 month ago by martin rollings
5.0 out of 5 stars
new album
a great album these were the songs i was listening when i was a teenager, takes me back to my young days great.
Published 1 month ago by william macdonald
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