SUPER COOL!| FIRST TIME HEARING Slade - Run Runaway REACTION

[@jonathanmaybury5698]

Noddy Holder of Slade was given six months to live having been diagnosed with oesophageal cancer in 2018 was given new chemotherapy treatment and now remains clear from cancer.

[@colrhodes377]

Life is good ❤

[@stephenhowell5611]

Good for Noddy, my brummie uncle not so lucky.

[@TooSkinnyKenny]

is that why he left the band?

[@colrhodes377]

@TooSkinnyKenny No, Noddy left in the 80s because he was sick of being on the treadmill and the arguments over money. Only Dave Hill is left now because he sacked his long-term friend and bandmate Dave Powell so that he could keep more money for himself.

[@bishlap]

Noddy was a roadie for Zeppelin.

[@Buddha-of8fk]

It's impossible not to smile listening to this song. Jam on young friends.

[@turbo33914]

"My Oh My" is another great Slade song!!!!

[@davidhuggan6315]

Yes, closely related to Sailing by Rod Stewart. I also like Slade's 1991 song "Universe"

[@Louisvillebilly]

YES ! Banger !!!

[@allengator1914]

@@Louisvillebilly Ballads CAN'T be bangers!

[@lokolad3541]

Definitely - My favourite Slade Song👍

[@johnsexton2200]

Next song needs to be their great underrated ballad. My Oh My!

[@theodoreritola7641]

CUM FEEL THE NOIZE The origials by 70s S;ADE NOT Quite Riots cover, ITS THE Bomb Slade 70s Style🔥

[@BClarke]

Yeah, “My Oh My” was going to be my suggestion too!

[@vintwin69]

That's what I just posted too

[@stephenlord7316]

From the same album!

[@grantschubach5163]

Yes cool song indeed

[@garybarnes9405]

Noddy Holder...one of THE best voices in Rock n Roll ever..

[@lauras3612]

100% agree!

[@j0hnf_uk]

Slade were famous for their, 'wall of sound', that basically surrounded you with music. Always a, 'happy/having fun', band who never took themselves seriously. Run Runaway was one of the songs from their revival period in the 80's. Their original, bigger era was in the early to mid 70's. Classics, such as:- Skweeze Me Pleeze Me Take Me Bak 'Ome Look Wot You Dun Cum On Feel The Noize My Friend Stan Coz I Luv You Mama Weer All Crazee Now Everyday Far, Far Away

[@Shellgrit]

You need to hear "Cum on feel the noize" from Slade. You've heard the Quiet Riot version now hear the original. Also "Mama weer all Crazee now". Again, covered by Quiet Riot but originally Slade ❤

[@seanharrigan6365]

QR would never have gotten off the ground without having covered Slade.

[@KenyWilliamson]

I remember the first time I saw Slade perform on Midnight Special they rocked so hard but dressed so crazily, one dressed like a butterfly one like a leprechaun and one in red satin. I've never forgotten that and have been a big fan ever since

[@williamyates694]

If you pick up their greatest hits you'll be surprised how much stuff you know by them! So influential to so many!!! 🍻👏🤟

[@pc6709]

Mama’s Boys also did a cover of Mama Weer all Crazee Now, which is superior to QR’s, but that’s just my opinion.

[@williamyates694]

@@pc6709 I actually know that one! Good rare reference! Ppl should look that one up!

[@brucer2152]

Slade were huge. They were a hard rockin' band.

[@vladd6787]

It is said they invented heavy metal.

[@garethjamesdavies6850]

They were a fun Glam Rock band- they didn't take themselves too seriously! They were just FUN 😅

[@zaphodbeeblebrox3986]

One of the happiest songs ever recorded.

[@kadiummusic]

Slade makes you SMILE! 'Gudbuy To Jane' is another great record by them! 😎

[@warpig4942]

Slade has 21 top 20 songs in the UK including 6 that hit #1 Slade has 1 top 20 song in the USA and this is it, it made #20.

[@susieq9801]

USA not so bright. Missed out on a lot of good music by a lot of great, fun groups.

[@magneto7930]

We waited almost a whole decade to get Slade here in the US. Their albums barely even made the charts until the 80s. Thank God for youtube!

[@susieq9801]

@@magneto7930 - I first heard them in the UK when on vacation. Brought back several LP's. So much fun. Loved their ballads too!

[@magneto7930]

@@susieq9801 I think their Christmas song wound up on a compilation CD that I bought decades ago. It's actually one of my favorite songs.

[@johnglue1744]

@@susieq9801 Luckily my older brother had all their albums back in the day from his army travels.

[@AncientBriton1948]

They do play the pipes in Ireland but that was a Scottish theme. Really glad you've discovered Slade don't forget their biggest ever hit Merry Xmas Everybody 🇬🇧

[@davidhuggan6315]

Gotta do this at Christmas

[@AncientBriton1948]

@@davidhuggan6315 I posted that on their last Slade review, just a reminder 🇬🇧

[@jeffreyrichard2575]

Scots Irish and Welsh are all Celts

[@AncientBriton1948]

@@jeffreyrichard2575 don't forget the Cornish 🇬🇧

[@alanstrom2221]

@@AncientBriton1948 I do like a Cornish Pastry. Yum.

[@brandonio_granger]

It's definitely a Scottish vibe going on with this track.

[@davidhuggan6315]

Yep but all Wolverhampton, England 😊

[@BuddyBoy68]

​@@davidhuggan6315except for those Scottish pipers... 🤔

[@ClaireTee123]

@@BuddyBoy68 and the castle in Herefordshire

[@stevetreloar3129]

Cum Feel The Noise! A Slade classic!!! Noddy is so cool he got elected mayor..true story!

[@mattpotter8725]

I think you noize!!! Cum on get it right!!! 🤣

[@btgiv6009]

Meh. It sounds very Mickey Mouse Club next to Quiet Riot's superior cover of it.

[@chrisa2310]

Quiet Riot owes their fame to Slade. There only 2 hits are "Come on Feel the Noiz" and "Momma We're All Crazy Now," both Slade originals.

[@alwynemcintyre2184]

​@@btgiv6009clueless seppo

[@saintlyknight3186]

​@btgiv6009 wtf Quiet Riot are so far below Slade that they don't even appear on the same list. Their covers are nowhere near the originals. They would have been nobodys without the Slade covers.

[@gennyreese420]

I totally forgot all about this song, so excited for it, thanks to whoever recommended it!😊

[@annmariemills1554]

I was going to say the same😂😂Love this song, and I haven't heard it in such a long time❤❤

[@mkmstillstackin]

My sentiments exactly! Haven't heard in forever! Such an excellent tune.

[@thorfinsky1427]

You're welcome. 😉

[@dustinjones8887]

YES!! Thank you for reacting to this. This song was actually released in 1984. I was introduced to them at 12 years old when this came out. It got LOTS of MTV and radio play and we all loved it. Even my Mom, who was mainly a country fan commented how catchy this song was. Edit.....LOVED how Rob Squad is swaying and smiling the whole song!! Never seen Amber with a bigger smile. :)

[@KC-ns9do]

Many don't know Slade did Cum On Feel The Noize and Quiet Riot did the remake!

[@dustinjones8887]

@@KC-ns9do - Yeah, I knew that at the time, but it was before the net, so it took a while before I heard 70's Slade. I think I saw a clip of Slade the next year when Quiet Riot covered Mama We're All Crazy Now, and MTV showed a short clip of Slade when they were talking about Quiet Riot.

[@KC-ns9do]

@dustinjones8887 yep MTV played the Quiet Riot version so that's the only version I knew for years until the net came along.

[@quincee3376]

Very true. ​@@KC-ns9do

[@MRM-Red]

Yes I remember watching this video at my cousins in summer of 84 I believe, and My Oh My. Still 2 favorites of mine❤

[@timbrown4576]

The tune is lifted from an old Scottish hymn called "There is a happy land, far far away"....have a listen, its on youtube

[@kelqueen9998]

That was an interesting listen, thanks!

[@andrewcoffield5835]

Never knew that , good comment!

[@alpine_newt]

So they changed it to Run Run Away because they already had a song called Far Far Away? Which is also great.

[@richstrobel]

I didn't know that either. Thanks.

[@Niceman65706]

Did some research and the hymn is from 1838 and has been used in several things. I first noticed it watching the 1947 movie "Arsenic and Old Lace" where it was used in the end credits.

[@edwardcook2973]

Lock Up Your Daughters is such a banger by Slade that you have to listen to.

[@GeraldH-ln4dv]

Noddy Holder has that very distinctive West Midlands accent and sometimes you can hear in the songs. And that voice is a classic.

[@colrhodes377]

One of Britain's greatest ever bands.

[@theodoreritola7641]

And The Sweet Another 70s Glamour Rock band They where COOLER than the state of ALASKA

[@PedroConejo1939]

Sniffed at by snobs, but they could absolutely pay the toll on the rock highway.

[@justsomeguy6133]

Definitely. And to me the most British band there ever was.

[@thekingcobra63]

The mighty Slade kicks butt! So many amazing songs, please continue down this rabbit hole.

[@simoncutts8570]

Far Far Away and In For a penny are personal favourites. Even their ballards were really LOUD!

[@magneto7930]

My Oh My by Slade, that's the one you need to hear next!

[@bobbyj5375]

Another great song by Slade " My oh My"

[@ronknox3376]

This song is what was known as an "anthem song" back in the day. I love these guys!

[@eddie11214]

Get Down and Get With It will get you both out of you seats dancing. You’ll love it! It should be played at every wedding and party. And My Oh My is one of the most beautiful and meaningful ballads/anthems.

[@roncarnes5724]

Thanks for reacting to this song! I LOVED this song when I was a kid. I don't think I've seen anyone else react to Slade either

[@levvellene570]

Hah! Take that, Rob, it's an electric fiddle! 😜

[@sambirch6784]

My favourite Slade song titles are Cum On Feel The Noize, Mama Weer All Crazee Now, Cuz I Love You, and Skweeze Me, Pleeze Me. Slade were the scourge of English teachers all over the UK.

[@kellybrentmoody9744]

"Cum On Feel The Noize" was Quiet Riot

[@theodoreritola7641]

The 80s loved to Cover The 70s Glamour🤩 Rock bands Slade and The Sweet 🎸 I wonder why SMILES

[@ziweiyuan]

Well said, sir. I cannot add to that. Jay and Amber have done Cum on Feel the Noize, although I don't think they knew it was a cover of a Slade song at the time.

[@kellybrentmoody9744]

@@theodoreritola7641 I didn’t know that! Learn something new every day! Now I gotta go find the original!!!

[@dennisshaper4744]

Cum on Feel the noize...

[@SurvivorBri]

This is the watered down version but still fun. Their best song is "My, Oh My." Noddy's vocals are insane.

[@raymondohlsen5054]

Slade were so goofy, it's easy to forget that they were also awesome! Love your reaction.

[@davidhuggan6315]

Great point. Good music but also having fun and not taking themselves seriously. A typical English trait

[@davidchosewood647]

Loved Noddy's top hat with the mirrors, high water pants, argyle socks and platform shoes. One of my favorite bands in highschool.

[@neilt8863]

This song is from 1984 video filmed at Eastnor Castle Herefordshire. In 1983 Scottish band Big Country pioneered the sound of guitars sounding like bagpipes ( check songs In A Big Country, Fields of Fire, Chance) so Slade were inspired to have a go themselves. Another great Slade song from this period is My Oh My.

[@shawntyrrell5473]

LOVED YOUR REACTION... I agree, once the song starts, you have fun. Love you guys.

[@bobciampaglia9432]

Ambers reaction to this whole thing is wonderful. She was all in. 😄😄😄😄

[@paulsandford9955]

A must to listen to by Slade is Bangin Man. Shows Noddy’s voice off to its best

[@davitofarito]

"If you've got a crush, don't beat about the bush". Such good advice. How many people lost out by thinking "they would never be interested in me"...but would have had a life partner if they had only asked.

[@wolfhugo1]

Brilliant ! One of Slade's best - thanks for a great reaction.

[@Robert-wn2cw]

Not sure if it's one of their best!

[@Michael-yd6wd]

The pentatonic scale and the 6/8 breakdown definitely provides a Celtic feel for the song

[@thekingcobra63]

"Still the Same" "My Oh My" and " Come on Feel the Noise," or about 1000 other songs of theirs are all worth listening to.

[@vladd6787]

That would be noize.

[@baejiaoflying9434]

I remember seeing this on TV when it originally came out, along with a bunch of other videos. Many American videos of the time were so serious, and then this came on and put a huge smile on my face. Awesome. I saw Noddy Holder perform live at a music festival back in 1988. That amazing voice of his was as good live as you'd expect.

[@timneale5657]

Hadn't heard this song since I was in the Corps back in early 80's. Loved this song then and loved being reintroduced to it with y'all

[@robertblair5058]

Y'all just reacted to Slade's Run Run Away and I just gotta tell you that this is one of my all time favorite go-to songs for high energy, feel good bangers. Amber was saying that she wants to hear more from Slade and if you guys like this song, then you will absolutely love My Oh My. It's a little bit more of a reserved song than Run Run Away, but it has a great message on love and romance for women.... not to mention a killer drum segue on a level with In The Air Tonight or Jack and Diane. Also, a go-to fave for just holding a lighter, not a phone, up in the air and swayin' to the power of this phenomenal band! Love you guys! Keep on being who you are and never change who you are! You're the best!

[@karlsmith2570]

Hey Jay and Amber, Slade was the original artist who played the songs "Cum On Feel The Noize" and "Mama Weer All Crazee Now" that Quiet Riot had later covered

[@alanluckystripesb3706]

I've never heard of Quiet Riot.

[@karlsmith2570]

@@alanluckystripesb3706 you're kidding, right??

[@bobsteele9581]

Brilliant!. Please do their comeback single from 1981 next. "We'll Bring the House Down". Nothing Irish about this song btw, 100% Scottish. Filmed in Scotland and featuring a Scottish Pipe Band.

[@stephenhetejr.1596]

Great song. It’s just a feel good song. Some early 80’s classics

[@brianstites3761]

I love this song. I remember being a teenager in the 80s and hearing it on the radio and seeing the video on MTV.

[@theodoreritola7641]

NO you got them mixed up with Quit Riotthey coverd Slade These ARE the Originals Slade from the 70s

[@seanswinton6242]

​@theodoreritola7641 Yes, Quiet Riot did cover those 2 songs. This song by Slade is from their album "Keep Your Hands Off My Power Supply" as it was titled here in the U.S. They also had a ballad called "My Oh My," from this release. I saw them on this tour. That doesn't make the comment above wrong.

[@zs675]

This song brought them back to relevancy in the early 80s. Amazing song!

[@hornorsilk2901]

Slade deserves a lot of reactions. So many great songs. Some surprising gems.

[@liz6965]

Great fun song and that guitar!!! 😍🎸Next, back to Sweet with Fox on the run, Blockbuster, Teenage rampage!! ❤

[@Shellgrit]

@liz6965 They've done Fox on the Run. It was taken down and then reuploaded again but it's gone off the channel again

[@liz6965]

@@Shellgritahhhh that’s why I couldn’t find it 😩

[@theodoreritola7641]

YES please Amber you will Love Fox oN Run it was SUPER big in the 70s

[@TheCornishCockney]

Slade were absolutely MASSIVE in the UK for about four years from about ‘72. My own favourite,along with this belter has always been Coz I Luv You,great beat and very energetic.

[@lookinforthe70s]

I loved this song from the first time I heard it. I still love it, decades later.

[@grindhouseglitch]

So glad I was a kid during this time period - this was music for rocking out to at the video game arcade.

[@marksmall6145]

Cum on feel the Noize, and Merry Xmas Everybody (save that one until December). It came out over 50 years ago but still gets played in the UK every year. They say its Noddy's pension song!😂

[@craigbirch3546]

Noddy lived on Beechdale in Walsall, West Midlands in his younger days. He lived near The Three Men and a Boat pub. The landlord was Bill Bonham, John Bonham’s uncle. It’s where John received the offer to play for Led Zeppelin. It was famous pub back in the day bands like Led Zeppelin, Slade, Judas Priest, members of Cream used go for drink. Rob Holford lead singer is also lived in beechdale the same time has Noddy.

[@spankie7728]

i freaking LOVE this song ... so Simple and just fun and spanking ... this song ... allways Give a SMILE to me face !!! :D Rock it my Scottish friends .... ROCK IT!!!

[@Ted-FitzGerald]

You can't go wrong with Slade, Noddy Holder is an icon and such a unique sound!

[@alastairmcintyre4752]

First saw Slade live in July of 1971 ! 😱 ( and again in September of that year ) in a small hall in Whiting Bay on the Isle of Arran in Scotland when they were just transitioning from their skinhead beginnings before they " blew up " in the UK - think it cost about the equivalent of 50 cents 🤣

[@19HuskyWolf70]

I discovered Slade and this song back in the early 80's, been a fan ever since, very underrated.

[@andrewweston4599]

Thank you guys. At last! - Keep digging into Slade - they were truly awesome and always entertaining.

[@petoasaurus]

Thanks for this one. Slade was huge in Europe but relatively unknown in America until this song came out in heavy rotation on MTV. For real rockers, check out "Mama we're all crazee now" and "Cum on feel the noise". And don't miss their biggest USA hit, "My oh my".

[@m.vondrake5534]

SLADE wasn't huge in the U.S. but they inspired TONS of band through the 70's and 80's

[@joshtiscareno1312]

Glad to see this song getting some love. It's one of the best songs of the 80s, but it's been largely forgotten for some reason.

[@edaycock9405]

Ah man. Cannot believe it’s been 40 years. 1984 forever.

[@kenmack2956]

Holy cow! I never thought you’d get to this one. So awesome!

[@danielwriston1848]

Being an old rock & Roll guy i had totally forgotten about this one from the 80's .. thanks for reacting it brings back the memory of loving it in times past for me 😃

[@timpafundi6321]

Noddy Holder is THE MAN!!!! You should do their song “Mama We’re All Crazy Now”

[@gunnelalmge7543]

This tune came out in 1983, I was eleven. Loved, loved, loved this song ever since. If you want a sligtliy different Slade you should listen to My Oh My from the same album.

[@brianezell5790]

Love this song!!!

[@JoanieBC]

This is one of my favorite songs ever! Slade was always fun.

[@hetrodoxlysonov-wh9oo]

Scotland's in the UK it is our culture.

[@vampfashions]

I prefer to think UK decided to cluster around Scotland for warmth and protection... So, it's all Scot culture.

[@hetrodoxlysonov-wh9oo]

@@vampfashions I assume you're not from the UK.

[@vampfashions]

@@hetrodoxlysonov-wh9oo Well, 2 born Scot grandfathers, but also proudly western Canadian.

[@hetrodoxlysonov-wh9oo]

@@vampfashions I thought so.

[@tomthomas2646]

WOW. NEVER Thought I would see you 2 reacting to this... JUST A BIG THANK YOU...AND. I WON'T tell you about this song being played over and over again. At the Big KEG PARTIES Down at the Creek. Or The Hole. Or the SWIM ROPE. As we would call this Gathering place... PARTIES. SLADE. RUNAWAY... I WON'T SAY A THING .......... 🌊

[@BensSoZen]

A violin is propped under the chin, a fiddle is put in the crook of the arm

[@MrRyguy2112]

Oh the nostalgia! This song is what ear worms are made of! Once you hear it, it sticks in your memory. Takes me back.👍

[@timcook6566]

This song and My Sharona by The Knack were the ultimate roller skating rink jams back when I was in junior high

[@JeffreyStraka]

Watching Amber "dancing" in her chair with that huge smile on her face reminded me of how I felt (and probably acted) when this song first came out back in '84. Thanks for bringing back those feelings of hearing it for the first time again! Btw, the entire "Keep Your Hands Off My Power Supply" album is really good from start to finish and I highly recommend giving it a listen if you get a chance!

[@stevelambert6404]

Slade didn't get the love they deserved in the U.S.

[@TheMadeofhonor]

They got it from me, love this band so much.

[@niallmcentee9400]

Slade hit the big time when their festive song Merry Christmas Everybody hit number one at Christmas 1973

[@Dakotaman2003]

I was introduced to Slade thru MTV! Love their video My Oh My!

[@kurtwatts4176]

High energy...true 80's

[@theodoreritola7641]

KURT Slade was huge be4 the 80s where in diapers lol This song was huge in the mid 70s

[@theodoreritola7641]

lol False 80s sorry

[@theodoreritola7641]

This song is from the 80s I stand corrected Sonds alot like alot of their 70s

[@theodoreritola7641]

I was rong .

[@theodoreritola7641]

I was rong.

[@jackieburchell2187]

What a band SLADE, come Christmas you must play there well I would say one of if not there biggest hit Merry Christmas Everybody.😊❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@timroush3179]

Two Slade song in a month!! Love this song. Thanks for getting back so quickly. Looking forward to even more like My oh My, Cum on feel the Noize, or Mama weer all crazee now. And even if you don’t react to it, give a listen to Run Run Away extended version with the great drum intro

[@royholley8325]

This song is actually from the early 80’s off there album “don’t step on my power supply’ a good album I still have mine on vinyl almost worn out

[@kenmack2956]

They need to react to Ready to Explode!

[@saintlyknight3186]

@royholley8325. Are you from America as that is the name given there and in Canada. My copy, also on vinyl, and in the rest of the world the album is called the amazing kamikaze syndrome.

[@jeremycole3008]

Another banger you gotta listen loud so you can feel it too. Don't forget "My Oh My"

[@SgtRoxx72]

Hey Jay and Amber! I just stumbled onto your channel today and instantly fell in love with it. I'm 52 and really enjoy seeing a younger generation enjoy music from my childhood and teen years (70's and 80's). You two seem like you'd be a blast to hang out with. My wife and I enjoy sitting together and listening to 70's easy listening and 'yacht rock'. Not sure if anyone has recommended this song, but I think you'd both really like it. Hamilton, Joe Frank, & Reynolds - Fallin' In Love (1975). Love your channel!! Keep yacht rockin'!!

[@Robsan40]

I have recommended Hamilton, Joe Frank, & Reynolds "Don't Pull Your Love" many times, but "Falling In Love" is just as great.

[@SgtRoxx72]

@@Robsan40 they are definitely both great songs!

[@SirOreo62]

And that’s how exactly we all danced to it on the streets of my college ghetto on a Saturday night ❤

[@rwschumm]

Don't recall hearing this before, but It's Great! Great Choice, You Guys! :)

[@abbafan1972]

You have to listen to “my oh my” by Slade. Lyrics are beautiful, bring a tear to my eye and are still relevant today.

[@javieralonzo9583]

I FORGOT ALL ABOUT THIS SONG!!! This takes me back to the heyday of MTV. Back when they played videos...

[@anngcampbellbower4385]

Even the Canadian video show Smash Hits & MuchMusic did too.

[@chrisjohnson4165]

They captured the Big Country sound 10 years before Big Country!

[@lesscarmel5527]

I flipping love this song! Haven’t heard it in ages but it was one of my favorite songs back in the day!

[@schrader21]

"Cum on feel the Noise", Mama weer all crazee now". Minor hits for Slade in the 70's but big hits for Quiet Riot in the 80's. Fun party band.

[@niallstranix5412]

Major hits for Slade!

[@elizabethhancock8143]

They were both #1 on the UK Singles Charts. 1972 and 1973 .

[@schrader21]

I was talking about the popularity in the US.

[@kelvinboard5541]

I reached the good old age of 70 last may, so the 70's was my clubbing era, brilliant. When it's Christmas play their merry Christmas everyone, it's been released every Christmas since the 70's magic memories. Thank you.

[@mikeyfff]

Slade have it all, joyful hits like 'Cum on feel the noize' Merry Christmas, and Skweeze Me, Pleeze Me, to totally raucous numbers like 'lock up your daughters, and thanks for the memorys, to really moving slower ballads such as Far Far Away, & How Does it Feel

[@walking-man-uk]

How Does It Feel is one of my favourite songs of the 70s. Classic and so underrated.

[@gregcoles6555]

Ohh yeah, Jay and Amber...One other thing. "Merry Christmas Everybody" was recorded in a very hot New York City in AUGUST 1973 !

[@spudzilla66]

Ooh Slade were a hit machine ....Radio Wall of Sound , Cuz I Luv you , Far Far Away , and many others all worth listening to

[@paulcasey5486]

i love slade they made some great songs

[@mkmstillstackin]

Haven't heard this amazing classic in decades! Such an awesome tune. Thanks for the reaction, guys!

[@johnhammond3966]

Thanks for this reaction. I forgot how much I enjoyed Slade! Keep up the great work.

[@martinhill4001]

slade ( merry christmas everybody) with noddy screaming its christmassssssssssssss.

[@stevenhorn5106]

Ambrose Slade were one of the first skinhead bands, they then shortened their name to Slade became part of the glam rock era in the early seventies. Ive been a big fan from when i was 10 in the glam years, but i never got to see them live until the early 1980's. At the time they were one of the loudest bands in the world (official). Fun Rockers.

[@jamespasifull3424]

They weren't really a 'skinhead' band, that was a bs management experiment, which the guys in the band hated! They were pure rockers, always were, always will be!!