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The remarkable story of Slade, as told by Noddy, Jim, Dave and Don
For a time in 1970s Slade were the most popular band in Britain. But then a car crash put the brakes on, America didn’t ‘get’ them, and as glam-rock faded so too did the band’s fortunes
Slade didn’t want anyone to hear Merry Xmas Everybody
Exclusive Slade argued against their Christmas 1973 number one single Merry Xmas Everybody ever being released
The 20 best rock albums of 1972
In 1972 prog rock starts to take hold, but not before Bowie produces possibly his most iconic recording and the Stones regress into murky, blues-infested waters. These are the year's best albums
The spectacular story of Slade: glamour, tragedy and beyond
Noddy Holder looks back at Slade's noizy, hit-infested career, from bovver braces to mirror hats
Slade dummer Don Powell departs Dave Hill's Slade, starts Don Powell's Slade
Slade's longtime drummer Don Powell has left the band and will now perform with a new version of the band
Slade: Dave Hill's track-by-track guide to Feel The Noize - The Singlez Box
Slade's limited-edition singles box set Feel The Noize – The Singlez Box is out now. Let Dave Hill be your guide
Slade: Slade Alive! - Album Of The Week Club Review
Slade may not have been cool, but they were a better live act than most, and Alive! captures the band at their fiery best
