boombox-generation
I always forget how big an influence Slade were on Oasis. I really enjoyed the glam drums of 'Good Times' but the rest mostly made me think of Christmasses past.
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I always forget how big an influence Slade were on Oasis. I really enjoyed the glam drums of 'Good Times' but the rest mostly made me think of Christmasses past.
There's more to Slade than the singles suggest. Much of this album is good old boogie bar room riffs, with an English sense of humour. It's bloody great fun. But it's not all one great big knees up. There's a darkness to Slade, something that is rarely explored outside of the mainstream narrative. The guitars get a little too heavy for my liking in areas. It almost strays deep into Led Zep territory. But what do you expect? It's Slade, innit.