Slade Alive: Set of Six

About This Movie

So, Slade Alive: Set of Six is this raw gem from '72, capturing the band just as they were hitting their stride. The energy is palpable, with Noddy Holder's charisma lighting up the screen, backed by the rest of the band who exude that unmistakable charm of the era. You're treated to a collection of tracks that blend rock and glam with a distinctively British flair. The pacing moves quickly, keeping you engaged as they bring their latest album to life. There’s a certain authenticity in how they perform, making it feel like you’re right there in the studio with them, experiencing that moment in time. A real slice of music history, it feels both nostalgic and fresh.

This title, while not widely distributed, holds a certain charm for collectors, especially those with an interest in 70s British rock. The scarcity of original tapes and limited broadcast makes it a fascinating find. Fans of Slade and the glam rock genre will appreciate its raw, unfiltered presentation. Look out for various formats as some are rarer than others, but they all capture that vibrant atmosphere of the performance.