Tom Dunne: More people should really come and feel the noise of Slade 

Slade were up there with any band of their era, and it's a shame how Noddy Holder and co fell from grace after a few bad decisions 
Tom Dunne: More people should really come and feel the noise of Slade 

Slade held incredible chart records, only being surpassed by The Beatles. 

“Whatever happened to Slade?” asked the graffiti on a wall in London in 1977. 

In a world then in thrall to punk rock, it was a good question. Only three years previously they’d been the biggest UK singles act of the ’70s. Only The Beatles had had a better run of chart success. Yes, indeed, what had happened to Slade?

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