Slade My Oh My Reaction

[@thekingcobra63]

That voice, nobody could sing like Noddy Holder!

[@DanInBranson]

Slade is one of the most underrated bands ever. Noddy Holder is an incredible singer. There isn't a band from the mid 70's through the 90's that doesn't site Slade as one of their inspirations. So many of their songs have been covered by other bands .

[@karlsmith2570]

KC Chiefs Fan they most certainly are underrated, they're very popular in England, but they couldn't even get arrested in the US, so very few people in the US were even aware of this band and a of those people who have heard songs like "Cum on feel the noize" & "Mama weer all crazee now" aren't even aware that those songs were originally recorded by Slade

[@DanInBranson]

@@karlsmith2570 They what?

[@WesW3187]

But Kiss copied them (Kiss said) and made millions. Slade were just that little bit early. They came in when the Americans were asleep listening to the West Coast, Hippie stuff.

[@shspurs1342]

Slade actually started out in the 1960’s.

[@kiwihib]

@@karlsmith2570They were also big here in New Zealand.

[@zex7689]

What a GREAT song. Wonderful melody with a nice message.

[@thekingcobra63]

Yes, the mighty SLADE! Absolutely awesome!

[@shirleyporter9025]

Slade are part of the Brit DNA and held with affectionate nostalgia.........Merry Xmas Everybody is played every Christmas at every party, everywhere. This is one of their more romantic songs...they were a fairly playful, first wave glamrock band. Noddy Holder the lead singer was put on the queens birthday honours list and copped himself an MBE for services to music. He and his guitarist were prolific songwriters.

[@brianj9262]

Always played on dr who.

[@shawnlowery6246]

Oh man, I forgot about how much I loved this song when I was a kid.

[@65Bardy]

One of the best Slade songs, taken from their very best album. Love it.

[@georgeknox1822]

Adore this song. Slade , one of the great legends .. love them ❤️

[@MRM-Red]

I listen to this song almost daily. Been a favorite of mine since it was released in 1984 ❤. It reminds me of my cousin Michael that just passed away in July 2024. We ( us cousins) were sitting at my uncles house watching this on MTV in Summer of 1984.

[@michelleann414]

Blast from the past.... I was in High School when this song was released in 1985.😊

[@markstevenson7577]

Xmas no 2 in the UK 1983

[@michelleann414]

Mark Stevenson oh I saw 1985 on Google and now I also see 1983 for the release date. Two different dates but I think yours is more accurate.😊

[@davidhutchinson5233]

I graduated HS in 1985.....but I remember Slade just being a year or two ahead of that year....but release dates vary by region. It was the 80s, no the 2010s. lol. Great times.

[@dp67dl93]

This was the song along with Run Runaway that finally got Slade airplay in America. They were huge in England from about 1971-75 but couldnt hardly get any airplay in the 70's in the States. Quiet Riot had big hits with two of there songs. Cum On Feel The Noise and Mama Were All Crazy Now. Just thought I would give you a little background for you.

[@missjoshemmett]

Well, my dear, this is later Slade. Back around 1970, Rod Stewart (for whom I was working) said, "I know a band you would like, Slade." I don't know if he was having me on or not, but I saw them in concert and went crazy over them. They were so loud, the people in the front moved back, we didn't! Saw them many times and partied with them once via invitation from the lead singer, Noddy. Now, you need to go back and see the REAL Slade and see the spellings they used for their titles. By the way, many people thought Quiet Riot wrote Mama Weer All Crazee Now and Cum On Feel the Noize, but they were original Slade recordings (written by them) that were hits in England but not in the USA. Also, Slade's Merry Christmas Everybody is a hit every year in England. Noddy said it was the easiest song he ever wrote because he just thought about his childhood during the 50's. (His gran really did complain about the new rock and roll but got up and danced anyway.) He is so enthusiastic that you just feel you should be celebrating this holiday! However, during their comeback in the 80s with this song and Run Runway. with MTV videos. made them a hit band in the States for the first time. Plus, their New Year's Eve song, All Join Hands, is a tradition. By the way, in England at Midnight, they cross their arms and all hold hands and sing Auld Lang Syne...then they cheer and kiss. I think this is a better way to bring in the new year...with a sign of peace and togetherness. Sadly, they all ended up hating each other and will not even talk to each other or have anything to do with each other. Plus, they all wrote their own autobios! P.S. Slade songs were always, as you say, repetitive and fairly simple and that is what people liked about them at the time.

[@WesW3187]

JOSH EMMETT Nicely written. I think they’re getting on together now, when they meet.

[@GrilloTheFlightless]

I’m a little confused as to why this wouldn’t be ‘real’ Slade just because it’s later Slade. It’s the same line-up, and a brilliant song.

[@gosccc]

You need to hear all their songs. They were awesome. The biggest band in the UK in the seventies, their songs still sound good today.

[@Julian-to7ro]

What a great band. They always had the amazing voice and instruments. Such a special sound. Love that they exist 😊 And this song here is so catchy and with nice and true lyrics 😊

[@francineanthonsen2125]

I turned my niece on to Slade in the late 70's. Years later she named her youngest son Slade. I always thought that was so awesome.

[@seanharrigan6365]

I love Slade, great catalog of music. Could anyone imagine them on tour with the Kinks? That would have been the best concert ever.

[@philiphughes7481]

The kings of British glam rock! Slade fan forever!

[@alangreenley3257]

number 2 in the uk charts, 1983, best live band of the 70,s early 80,s without doubt,

[@OnlyGoodMusic_]

First half of the 70s yes, second half they did nothing

[@petersutton2182]

One of the greatest British glam rock bands ever, I suggest to you all you listen to more of their hits.

[@paulwilson2651]

Glam? Their original audiences were Skins and Rockers.

[@petersutton2182]

@@paulwilson2651 Absolutely they were a Glam rock band! I don't deny they began as Skins and Rockers, but if you are suggesting that's what they are known/famous as your greatly mistaken.

[@paulwilson2651]

@@petersutton2182 Well since I lived through that era born 1960 I was there as they say the Glam band were T Rex and Slade were the rockers.

[@karlsmith2570]

Hey ty, can you please do a reaction to another Slade song titled "Run, run away"

[@masyelraf]

Awesome song.

[@kickahaw]

yes !

[@karolyn8644]

Something like "We will all be together bye and bye" comes to mind when I hear this. I was a fan of Slade back in the day, much to the amazement & amusement of my teenage daughter.

[@spudbyrne9497]

Slade are fantastic and Noddy holder has the best rock voice ever

[@MRM-Red]

Absolutely LOVE LOVE this song..was thinking to ask you to react...thank you who requested..i was only 10 i think..saw it on Mtv at my cousins house..lol..but their song RUN RUN AWAY, was my top fav.

[@brendapaddlety2413]

I was 24 when this song came out 😁 wonderful memories...

[@moneytrain731]

This song is so perfect I think the bands best work. Everyone's contribution is perfect. Noddys voice is the key

[@moneytrain731]

Perfect voice Absolutely 💯

[@mphillips351]

This is a slow song to "RUN RUNAWAY" a fast upbeat song earlier in 1983 Catchy receptive and good workout music and dance

[@lovemyrainydays]

Holy-snapping-duckspit YES!!! I love SLADE. They were really pretty huge here in Oz, and I remember them from when I was really little. Please, please do more, especially the earlier 70s stuff (and Run Runaway) - the real "belter"songs where Noddy properly lets loose that great voice!

[@fromthemindofg7962]

The world needs this song right now

[@neild3074]

Without question the greatest rock n roll voice of all time. Come feel the noise

[@estoy1001]

Slade never really made it here in the states, but a lot of American musicians were exposed to them and kind of brought them over (Quiet Riot & The Runaways being among the most notable).

[@punkpopnotdead]

and kiss openly say they were big fans

[@porkypile]

Funny how Dave Hill's jacket is top modern today. Tiny, huge legend!

[@jamespasifull3424]

You wanna hear Noddy Holder roar, on the old Little Richard track 'Get down and get with it'!! He blows the roof off!! 😲

[@gosccc]

Slade are wonderful. They go back to the late sixties. Try Come on Feel the Noise.

[@StormyPeak]

This song came out a year after I graduated high school, I loved it, and Slade had been around since the early 1970s, but at that point, it had been a long times since I had heard anything by them...even thought the group was disbanded. So it was nice to see them get this minor hit. They also did a remix of one of their old 1970's songs,...Cum On Feel The Noise and I think it made it up the charts quite nicely the 2nd time around too. Another song I like that they did was Run Runaway. And, yes, My Oh My, is repetitive, but sometimes songs like that just work...almost puts a person into a 'zone' and in this case, at least for me, a relaxed one.

[@alangreenley3257]

best live group of the 70,s by a mile, nod the god,

[@AuntieCreed]

This is a great song and I'd never heard it before! Thanks for this one, God bless Ty! :)

[@pennymcneela7095]

This song would be appropriate in society today..

[@barberasredhair9720]

Wow, the Stig's changed!

[@zekem3460]

I remember wen it came out, different video on MTV though, i think they were on a train. I still think u should chk out please dont judas me by nazareth

[@petersutton2182]

Listen to more Slade, you'll fall in love with them!

[@pjmoseley243]

America totally missed out on SLADE and the other British glam rock bands of the 1970s. They were just great fun to listen too and to look at. Try Roy Wood and his band "WIZARD" Angel fingers and see my baby jive. but pic the right videos.

[@ozrae71]

Brilliant band another one of their great songs is Mama we are all crazy now

[@stevecampbell9670]

Honestly this is the first time that I've ever heard someone other than me play one of their songs. They weren't very big over here in Canada. I love 'em though.

[@jamespasifull]

You really should listen to them perform 'Get down & get with it'! Your ears will thank you so much!! 😂

[@knutsencecilie]

I agree! That one is awesome🙌

[@TheCornishCockney]

One of the best live bands i ever saw and i was in the music biz for about 30years from 1971 and seen many thousands of gigs and Slade were always a much better band live than recorded.

[@sandyhogue7626]

Oh, man, to experience Slade at their finest, you need to check out "Mama, Weer All Crazee Now" and "Cum On Feel The Noize," plus they did a cover of Janis Joplin's "Move Over" that's great.

[@vickystanley8853]

This would be nice to sing and sway to in a large group. The lyrics about everybody needing love and somebody to talk to is sure true .

[@sirslice]

Slade was a MASSIVE band in the UK (check out their original version of Cum on Feel the Noize). This song is from their later years.

[@LeeRalph100]

These guys were major Megastars in the UK. For a bit more of a rocker check out "Run Runaway"

[@edcastillo9342]

Great tune from Slade. They were the band that originally did two tunes that later made Quiet Riot famous when they redid them. Cum On Feel The Noize and Mama Weer All Crazy Now...

[@richardcase3786]

Slade's career got a reboot in this country in 83/84 thanks to Quiet Riot having a no.1 hit with their Come on feel the Noise in 83.

[@Leege13]

Listen to all the Slade you can motherfucking listen to. The Slade is the shit.

[@timlacreta8221]

Here are their hits: Slade (Run runaway, Come on feel the noise, Mama weer all crazee now)

[@robinlabouche2230]

Slade...were brilliant !!!!!

[@davidleland8729]

Never heard of them... But I like the song!

[@josephgilligan9698]

Christmas 1983. Great song.

[@anastas6179]

Glam rock royalty here. Quiet Riot owes their legacy to Slade; Cum On Feel the Noize and Mama Weer All Crazy Now were both original Slade songs.

[@RoverT65536]

Slade has a few anthems and rip roarers that can go on too long unless you are up on your chair, stamping your feet but also some fine songs with depth and unique presentation.

[@jimamos7984]

Hadn't heard this one in decades

[@exeter1985]

You should listen to Fox on the Run by Sweet.

[@Hi-kq1vi]

Really strange that they took off in the US in 1983/1984 with this one & Run Run Away when their huge UK success had been the first half of the 1970's.

[@brianj9262]

Loved slam the hammer down and in the dog house from keep your hands off my power supply. One of my fav albums. Sorry i made them popular, lol

[@barrya355]

thank you for my requset . much appreciated.

[@oneangel77x3]

I don't see any comments on Goodbye to Jane which was another great song of theirs. My husband introduced me to them when we were first married. He had their Sladest album which had a lot of their great tunes on it.

[@davidhutchinson5233]

It is an anthem. During the time, 1983, the US had Reagan and his insanity and the UK had Thatcher and her war against the middle class. There were a lot of people who were against the right at the time. I don't mean to wax political, however it is relevant here.

[@wesdog8975]

Slade - Run Run Away

[@ventues9751]

The melody is actually she'll be coming round the moutian when she comes

[@JamesBond-lq7bs]

Great band, they used the powerhouse ballads to bring the hits in which enabled them to take live Slade on the road which was heavier.

[@alanpeterson4939]

Slade has some great songs.

[@steveyoung2317]

Great Anthem!

[@clemdane]

Love Slade!

[@putinthegreatone1055]

This is just as relevant now as it did when they first wrote it/performed

[@brianj9262]

They were touring in 2018. Sounded great even without noddy

[@CesarBugarin]

REACTS TO "KEEP ON ROCKING" THIS SONG HAS NO VIDEO, BUT IT WAS LIVE, THE ALBUM WAS LIVE IT IS CALLED "SLADE ALIVE!" GREETINGS FROM LIMA, PERU

[@moneytrain731]

My favorite balade of all time

[@djpaul146]

Awesome more slade reviews

[@andrewdale9093]

As a complete change can I suggest " I Believe" by the Bachelors ,very different from Slade!

[@shspurs1342]

This is what glam is disposed to sound like. Not the poses who were mostly from the 80’s. Who think they were/are Metal.

[@sladecrazyfan]

My oh My was magical I saw these live and it was mad,songs like mamma were all crazy now but you dont sound impressed, listen to the album whatever happened to slade.

[@cspringer333]

I've watched your Joe Cocker Little Help From My Friends video and noticed your reaction to seeing Leon Russell. The guitar player with the tall hat. He is one of the biggest musicians ever. He's played with many great bands and many have recorded his songs. He wrote and performed A Song For You (recorded by more than 200 artists). Here is my favorite version of just him at the piano. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWjHqGWoaZqLsMk Here is a little history on him en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leon_Russell

[@STB_666]

How did I miss this react? ❤

[@tiaelina1090]

Yes was in high school when this came out, the lead singer has a great voice. Yes it was a little repetitive but ok.

[@gosccc]

This was their attempt to 'break the American market, it didn't work and they broke up as Noddy (the lead vocalist) thought what was the point.

[@Rockaria23]

Does everybody remember waving your Slade scarves? Love the 80s.

[@paulqueripel3493]

I'm British, so the scarves would have been early '70s 🙂

[@Rockaria23]

@@paulqueripel3493 I remember in the 70s it was the scarf wavers for Bay City Rollers. But early 80s when Slade had a big comeback, the scarves were everywhere. Just like the Frankie Says T-Shirts. It was all good fun at the time. I miss it lol

[@paulqueripel3493]

@@Rockaria23 I hope he reacts to kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6bCoK2gdtqSrK8 , it's got Dave Hill in the metal nun outfit. He may fall off his chair.

[@0utcastAussie]

Should be the Anthem of 2020

[@galenstone9097]

Slade was the blueprint. Everyone copied them and Sweet.

[@jeffreygilbert8437]

Never heard this song before. Wish you would do a live video by Fleetwood Mac called "Silver Springs" PLEASE and thank you so much.

[@anastas6179]

Definitely! The live version is great. Stevie's emotion is much more powerful during live performances. My favorite FM song.

[@jeffreygilbert8437]

@@anastas6179 I totally agree with you. The live version of Landslide is so much better. Especially when Stevie Nicks looks at Lindsey Buckingham like she could kill him during the live version.LOL

[@lauracosby7382]

Haven't heard this in awhile....

[@ceerus422]

I want Dave Hills jacket

[@danielharper1542]

Run run away

[@ronaldhorn8745]

Alice Cooper: No More Mr. Nice Guy.

[@oaksho]

oh my god its noddy older the man him self I was about 23 when this was released Thank you for posting this It was 1983 and I was much older than I think

[@carmenmcalistet5452]

Ty please check out a song called Loving You by Minnie Riperton. The lady had an amazing vocal range Thanks.

[@terryshakespeare3243]

You must listen to Slade skweeze me please me brilliant

[@petersutton2182]

Modern Renaissance Man Please Please Please don't dismiss Slade on this song (as good as I personally believe it is). Believe me they did some awesome stuff!!!

[@lindanadeau1884]

Ty please review Bertie Higgins Key Largo. Thanks!

[@patrickroche4035]

ozzy said noddy has the best rock n roll voice.

[@Caoiltom]

You should react to Jeff Buckley’s Grace. Amazing song and vocals. Timeless song that’s 25 years old. The guy died way to young

[@00-37]

Слейд это круто!

[@cbilky2914]

This song was huge in Germany around the mid 80s time.I was not much of a fan