i didn't realize that cum on feel the noize from quiet riot was a cover. on the other hand, the stage moves in this video make me cringe with embarrassment...
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cum on feel the noize by... slade?
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Ahh, Slade. A bunch of lads that surely didn't take themselves too seriously.
The Runaways also did a Slade cover.
Did you know Ballroom Blitz by Krokus was a Sweet cover?
How about 5-man Electric Band, writers & performers of Signs:
A lot of folks I know used to think Tesla wrote it.
I love Rock & Roll wasn't written by Joan Jett, & nor Crimson & Clover.
Higher Ground - Stevie Wonder
Even Tainted Love, by Soft Cell, is a cover.
Did you know Ballroom Blitz by Krokus was a Sweet cover?
How about 5-man Electric Band, writers & performers of Signs:
A lot of folks I know used to think Tesla wrote it.
I love Rock & Roll wasn't written by Joan Jett, & nor Crimson & Clover.
Higher Ground - Stevie Wonder
Even Tainted Love, by Soft Cell, is a cover.
Someone on TV in the 80s in the UK once quipped that it should be pronounced "Slar-day" - a nod to the popularity at the time of model-turned-singer Sade.
Now I can't not say it. It makes me giggle a bit.
Loved Slade. They were a hoot. They could rock.
Now I can't not say it. It makes me giggle a bit.
Loved Slade. They were a hoot. They could rock.
1-I knew it was a Slade cover
2-Don't think I'll look to Slade to work on my stage presence
2-Don't think I'll look to Slade to work on my stage presence
Check out this thread for lots of original and cover versions of songs.
Obscure original versions which were as good if not better than hit cover versions
Obscure original versions which were as good if not better than hit cover versions
We were big Slade fans back in the 70's. If you really want to see some "stage performance" watch their movie Slade in Flame.
They sure had a good time on stage and their bassist, Jim Lea wrote most of their music with Noddy Holder the singer writing the lyrics. Jim not only played the bass but also the piano and violin!
Here's one of my favorite early Slade songs:
For the Slade in Flame movie they wrote all new songs that were a little more pop to match the band in the movie. Here's one of my favorites from that album:
This is another good song performed in a clip from the movie:
They sure had a good time on stage and their bassist, Jim Lea wrote most of their music with Noddy Holder the singer writing the lyrics. Jim not only played the bass but also the piano and violin!
Here's one of my favorite early Slade songs:
For the Slade in Flame movie they wrote all new songs that were a little more pop to match the band in the movie. Here's one of my favorites from that album:
This is another good song performed in a clip from the movie:
yeah...Quiet Riot was basically a Slade cover band
Ahh, Slade. A bunch of lads that surely didn't take themselves too seriously.
At least they stopped being skinheads.
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Slade Alive is still one of my favourite albums .
Those Slade mutton Chop sideburns were so big in 72....remember my brother had them, he was 4 yrs older than me, luckily, by the time I got to facial hair age, they were out of style, but we had platform shoes. How my ankles survived, I just don't know.
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Yeah, and here I am explaining, to one punk venue at a time, that there was this guy by the name of Eddy Cochran, yeah he kinda wrote Somethin' Else, not Sid Vicious...
Yep i gave Quiet Riot a chance after hearing their cover of Cum on Feel The Noise, but they didn't really rock that hard so i stuck with Slade.
I can't recall if that was around the same time i was trying on Starz or not but they didn't last long either. It was a time of big hair and attitude and i was looking for go to hell and amplitude.
I can't recall if that was around the same time i was trying on Starz or not but they didn't last long either. It was a time of big hair and attitude and i was looking for go to hell and amplitude.
Ah! Slade! Underneath all the era dated juvenile screwing around lurked one kickass rock band 
