Slade live at Golders Green Hippodrome, London 1972. 

Underrated???? They were huge all over the world,except USA..

@davidglow3 underrated now just known for that bloody Christmas song.

@@royphillips7435 Every person? Speak for yourself!

@@davidglow3 Underrated by rock fans...

​@@davidglow3unfortunately the meat heads on RU-vid all think every artist they listen to was underrated .You won't find a single clip without someone saying the U word

That's 5000 times listening to the best live album ever made. I remember buying it in 1972 and I'm still listening to it. 🎸🎸🎤

En México se escuchaba tanto como dices , saludos !!

​@Laurence Levene, same for me!! Classic

And me, belch, oops pardon me.

I think it was the first record I ever bought

That would be Ambrose Slade then.

They were the best, a kid in Australia back then, we didn’t know what hit us in January 1973 when I saw them live, we loved you Slade then and now from down under. 🤗

thanks mate for the song and time list............... wonderful fun.

Thanks !

Isn't this the same list up at the top ?

​@@harvey1954 Yes, but this one is time stamped so you can easily select tracks.

GRACIAS

Me too, picked up the bass because of Jim… and McCartney. Saw Slade on Top of the Pops as an 8 year old and bowled over! Still love their music and still find it exciting.

Same here i was 15 saw them in 1974 in Melbourne Australia next day i went out and bought an Ibanez EB3 i had some good success in bands later

I was at MofR Donnington 1981. Funny I remember Slade blowing every one over in the afternoon but not AC DC at night. Or anyone else at all apart from Blue Oyster Cult who we all thought were rubbish. But then again we had been drinking all day! Happy Times back then.

@@tommaguzzi1723 Agree on BOC were very disappointing and their sound was crap. Slade blew people away I seem to remember them firing bog rolls into the crowd. Had seen AC/DC a few months before on the back in black tour they were better then in a small venue and v loud

Yes I was at that MOR. SLADE were absolutely amazing. Best band there for sure. Blue Oyster Cult were terrible. However I believe their drummer had just quit the band and one of the roadies was playing drums 😮

ŔEMEMBER !!!😍😍😍😍

Is saw Nazareth there in about 76 I think was t a bad venue

lol, habe sie auch 2 x erlebt, 73 und 77. unvergesslich!!!

I like SLADE...and try Dr Feelgood, they are not bad ;-)

For sure, seen the best on offer, but these guys are the masters.

Until Kraftwerk came along. 🎸

Without a shadow of a doubt !

Totally agree!

ABSOLUTTELY! 🙂

Seen some great live bands in the 70's / 80s, nothing comes close to these guys.

Er...... Deep Purple?

@@darylholmes1362 yes a great band

Lucky you, special birthday!

Тёзка - это просто наша юность, молодость, лучшие годы жизни !!! Удачи

Concordo plenamente com você.

Спортлагерь под Москвой,и из громкоговорителя Слейд)))))

Te felicito !!! Grandes bandas se escuchaban en ese tiempo !! Musica con garra y sustancia !!

Hello. Were those records easily available in the USSR in the 1970s? Just curious about that. Peace.

Slade sind für mich einer der besten Rockbands überhaupt!

Bought my first copy in 1972.

Да, Слэйд мы пацанами в начале 80-х обожали не меньше Битлз. Особенно концерт Слайед. Это просто шедевр!

Das ist fantastisch

Jealous! I didn’t see them at Reading but did see them 6 times from 1977.

It improved massively on the studio version. More like something from Killer by Alice Cooper. It had that playground sound about, and a lot more aggressive.

Gracias amigo Ruso !! desde ciudad de México te saludo !!

@@TheDantesqo Друг! Успехов в жизни!

Great venue great gig.. Think the one I was at was Oct 72

This isn’t Slade Alive!

@@davidmiles4693 ok. But I do have that record. I'm guna one day by another record player. Piss my kids off with their rap crap. Cheers

Which one? On Facebook?

@@davidmiles4693 hi David if you Google the Slade forum then follow the link mate KOR

@@paulgoverd6739 cheers

Why would Holder give up a band as good as Slade for them? Besides can you imagine AC/DC having to play "Merry Xmas Everybody"? They chose right with the guy from Geordie, who were a second rate Slade anyway!

@@LucyOLastic acdc are a much bigger and better band than slade

@@Hawkwind77 they might be bigger, but really, think about it. Noddy Holder who is the voice of Slade, a peculiar English group suddenly transposed to Australia and not part of that great hit songwriting team of Lea/Holder anymore? Slade are an institution! Maybe not as big as AC/DC, but they have many more memorable tunes! Songs that everybody knows! How many songs have AC/DC had number one hits with? None! They are an album band, which covers for that lack. there are great tunes like Highway to Hell and Whole Lotta Rosie and all, and they continue to sound like AC/DC....but I think they are a bit more meat and potatoes than Slade's Beatles stylings and arrangements. AC/DC always stayed exactly the same. And why change a winning formula? They needed someone who would be fine with that. Holder was just that bit more versatile. I'm sure if he was asked he would have been flattered. It's not really him though. I think Slade rocked much harder live. They had more to prove. They were not seen as "real rock and roll." The could however win their audience, as they did many times over, famously at Reading in 1980. The evidence is on this recording and on Slade Alive. They were on a par with Alice Cooper and Mott the Hoople.