Slade’s "Slade's New Single" , a one-page article in New Musical Express , February 10, 1973.

Slade’s "Love Me Or I'll Kick You" , a one-page article in Circus Magazine , January 1, 1973.Slade: Love Me Or I'll Kick You In The Head...

Slade’s "Ta Very Much Best Live Band" , a one-page advert in New Musical Express , January 27, 1973.

Slade’s "Number One British Group and Number One British Live Band" , a one-page advert in New Musical Express , January 27, 1973.

Slade's "Slayed" retains its number one place on the NME British albums chart as published in New Musical Express, January 27, 1973....

Slade’s "Match of the Day" , a one-page article, 1973. A POLICEMAN singing Mama, Weer All Crazee Now," and beating time on his helmet,...

Slade return from America – louder, dafter, and ready to reclaim the throne! Slade’s Slade Bak 'Ome , a three-page feature in Music Scene, January 1, 1973. More Slade homecoming chaos added weekly. The noise that greeted Slade when they walked on stage was comparable to that made by the Shed when Peter Osgood heads in yet another goal. It continuec throughout the concert, and by the time the kids had jumped to their feet and started giving a cross between the Black Power and

Slade crowned kings of 1972 – Circus declares Slayed? the ultimate glam smash! Slade’s Album Of The Year, a one-page advert in Circus Magazine, January 1, 1973. More Slade chart triumphs added weekl

Popswop Magazine, December 30, 1972.

Slade’s supersonic spaceman steals the spotlight – Dave Hill rules the cover! Popswop Magazine, December 30, 1972. More Slade cover conquests added weekly.

A Record Mirror Eurovision Tease Published in the UK on December 9, 1972, Record Mirror’s one-page news feature included “Slade to Play for Europe” revealed that Slade had been invited to represent Britain... Feature Overview Publication Details Magazine: Record Mirror (UK). Date: December 9, 1972. Format: One-page news feature. Key Text (from the original article) **SLADE TO PLAY FOR EUROPE** RECORD MIRROR, DECEMBER 9, 1972 Slade to play for Europe SLADE have been book

A Veronica Dave Hill Spotlight Published on December 9, 1972, Veronica Magazine’s cover and four-page feature “Slade In Conversation” spotlighted guitarist Dave Hill — the flamboyant “Silent Knight” of Slade. The article delved into Hill’s guitar wizardry, his stage persona, the band’s meteoric rise, and the craze for their glam-rock anthems. A deep dive into Slade at their 1972 peak. Feature Overview Publication Details Magazine: Veronica Magazine (UK). Date: December 9, 1

Slade’s Noddy Holder , a cover and one-page article in Popfoto Magazine , December 1, 1972.

All thumbs for the new single – it's a Slade of approval! one-page advert in Melody Maker, November 18, 1972.

Slade deliver another glam stomper – is this their biggest yet? Slade’s "Gudbuy T’Jane", review in Record Mirror, November 18, 1972.

Noddy turns Rainbow into a footy sing-along – pure Slade madness! Slade’s Slade and the Masses, a one-page concert review of their Rainbow Theatre gig in Record Mirror, November 18, 1972. AFTER seeing Tony Prince conduct three thousands screaming teenies in a rousing version of Too Young at the Osmands Rainbow concert last week, it was nice to join in with Slade and the massed voices of the London football supporters in You'll Never Walk Alone on Saturday night. Arch loon, sh

Slade smash the 'dumb rockers' myth wide open! Jim Lea – “Jointly responsible for the group's original material” – in Sounds, November 18, 1972.

Slade spark total teen hysteria – black marias needed for escape! cover insert in Record Mirror, November 18, 1972. AT THE Winter Gardens, Bournemouth last week Slade found themselves in the centre of fan mania. To escape after their perform-ance the group used a black maria as a decoy vehicle and travelled in a second black maria to get them to safety. As all of the concerts have been sell-outs, Slade decided to give more fans a chance of obtaining tickets for their Bristol

Slade turn the hall into a football terrace – total pandemonium! a Nod’s as good as a wink, concert review in Disc, November 18, 1972.

Slade’s "Traumatic America" , a one-page feature on Don Powell in New Musical Express , November 4, 1972