9 thoughts on “ Pouk Hill - Slade - Sladest (Vinyl, LP) ”

1. Slade’s debut album sells for over £ and is the latest in RC’s series of classic vinyl reissues (see offer, p29). DAVE HILL tells the story behind it. Interview by Ian Shirley On 4th April , Dave Hill celebrated his birthday in Moscow.

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2. Slade - Sladest Label: Polydor – Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Gatefold Country: Germany Released: Genre: Rock Style: Classic Rock, Glam Tracklist: A1 Cum On Feel The Noize A2 Look Wot You Dun A3 Gudbuy T’Jane A4 One Way Hotel A5 Skweeze Me, Pleeze Me A6 Pouk Hill A7 The Shape Of Things To Come B1 Take Me Bak ‘Ome B2 Coz I Luv You B3 Wild Winds Are Blowin’ B4 .

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3. Sladest (CD) Slade Slade Box-Anthology (CD) Slade Slade Alive! (CD) Slade [Peach Vinyl] (LP) Nazareth 'Snaz [Green & Orange Vinyl] (LP) Nazareth No Jive [Clear Vinyl] (LP) Pouk Hill. Slade 7. One Way Hotel. Slade 8. Get Down and Get with It. Slade.

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4. It is not bad at all. Quite impressive in fact. "Pouk Hill" is also from the same album and has a vague folky feel about it. It is very much late sixties/early seventies rock. Nothing glam about it whatsoever. Slade fans at the time, like myself, wanted to like this earlier material, indeed pretended we did, but couldn't really get into it/5(90).

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5. Slade Sladest - VG UK vinyl LP album (LP record) Tracklisting / Additional Info: Side A 1. Cum On Feel The Noize 2. Look Wot You Dun 3. Gudbuy T'Jane 4. One Way Hotel 5. Skweeze Me, Pleeze Me 6. Pouk Hill 7. The Shape Of Things To Come Side B 1. Take Me Back 'Ome 2. Coz I Luv You 3. Wild Winds Are Blowin' 4. Know Who You Are 5. Get Down And Get.

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6. slade - sladest - gatefold vinyl lp. vg - jacket has small tape + booket is in tact and attached. polydor - stereo. cum on feel the noize. look at last night. gudby t'jane. .

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7. Sladest, a Compilation of songs by Slade. Released 28 September on Polydor (catalog no. ; Vinyl 12"). Genres: Glam Rock. Featured peformers: Chas Chandler (producer), Bob Houston (sleeve notes), Gered Mankowitz (photography).

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8. It is not bad at all. Quite impressive in fact. "Pouk Hill" is also from the same album and has a vague folky feel about it. It is very much late sixties/early seventies rock. Nothing glam about it whatsoever. Slade fans at the time, like myself, wanted to like this earlier material, indeed pretended we did, but couldn't really get into it/5(92).

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9. Dec 11,  · 50+ videos Play all Mix - Slade - Sladest - Album Preview YouTube Slade - Full Concert - 08/04/75 - Winterland (OFFICIAL) - Duration: Slade on MV 1,, views.

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