Slade - Born To Be Wild (Slade Alive!) [Official Audio]

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Formed in Wolverhampton in 1966, Slade's chart career spanned 3 decades. Slade were unstoppable throughout the seventies becoming one of Europe's biggest bands, releasing 6 smash hit albums, including three No-1’s, and their hit singles are synonymous with the era. The sensational songwriting partnership of Noddy Holder and Jim Lea provided a soundtrack to the Glam Generation and with a run of 17 consecutive Top 20 singles between 1971 and 1976, no other act of the period experienced such success.

In the eighties Slade enjoyed a renaissance, buoyed by a spectacular appearance at the Reading Festival in 1980, their hits included “My oh My”, which reached number 2 in 1983 and a year later with “Run Runaway”, cementing their legacy as one of the UK’s greatest bands.

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[pedromuniz]

English rock band formed in Wolverhampton in 1966.
This is the best album I ever heard

[TJake-gsjt]

This is the first 'Born to be wild' I listened as a kid and thought this was Slade's original but still love it since it brought back memories of my childhood days

[paulgoddard]

SLADE..best rocking band ever..
best live band to walk on stage & Noddy the best front man there is.. Slade you were Born to Entertain SLADE.. I simply
luv ya 👍

[hf]

Slade Alive was the background to what (very) little home work I did in the early seventies. Loved it then, love it now… and still have the album, although no way of playing it, these days.

[waynesearle]

The only band that could guarantee to get all the males on to the dance floor.

[guyosborn]

When I was at university Slade played twice. I was into prog rock BUT.... they absolutely delivered the goods and were fabulous

[LuisRomero-uqzw]

Slade rock n' Roll 2024 keep Rocking Always

[robharding]

Man, I know every word every sound, every murmer of this classic Slade album, 🥵

[jayroland]

This wonderful version must have the longest ever outro of any song ever. I bought Slade Alive on vinyl when I was about 14, I'm now 60 and still have it and play it.

[andydomanski]

Although I've listened to this 100's of times over the years, I had never really appreciated how immense Don's drumming is on this track. Utterly brilliant! 👍

[cosmicerror]

live footage for this string shredding would be bombastic!

[nowthennowthen-ysck]

When Jimmy hits that bass note on 6.13...Woah.

[spmoran]

This is very clear and it is very loud. I like loud.

[keltyk]

Haha I was 10 when I got into this album. It was the start of a musical journey. Soon it was Hawkwind then Man, Amon Duul2, Can, Arthur Brown, Zappa and Faust. What a journey.

[jeanfrancoisgadouin]

Le meilleur de Slade alive. Génial. J'adore. 🎸🎸🎻🎻🎶🙏😜

[beatlesandrollingstonesguitarc]

Born to be wild! Keep on Rocking!⚡🎸⚡🎸🙌👏

[yahya-ys]

Listen All you Teenagers who listen to crap These days, which is Taylor, GAGA and that stupid stuff that comes out today, listen to the good stuff. This group Slade and song is a good example.

[FunkleAce]

La meilleure version de tous les temps!!!

[Neil-Aspinall]

To this day the ending of this song has left me confused as to what Rock music could be? I was 13 at the original time and thought, is this what you have to do live???

[Terence-ek]

the song was recorded live april 69, on inbeeteewns lp.they added it to slade live in 72.