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đź“° Slade Alive Album Of The Year - Advert : Jan. 1973

  • Writer: Slade
    Slade
  • Jan 1, 1973
  • 2 min read

A full-page Polydor Records advertisement celebrating Slade’s *Slade Alive!* being named Album of the Year.


“This is definitely the album of the year” — Lillian Roxon, N.Y. Sunday News.


Circus Magazine

Date: January 1, 1973

Length: 3 min read


đź“° Key Highlights

• *Slade Alive!* declared Album of the Year by Lillian Roxon

• Strong US praise for the live album and the band’s roaring tour

• Bold quotes highlighting the album’s energy, clapping, stomping and audience connection

• Large, dynamic image of the *Slade Alive!* album cover

• Polydor branding with availability on records, cassettes and 8-track cartridges


đź“° Overview

Published on January 1, 1973, this advert in Circus Magazine used American critical acclaim to position *Slade Alive!* as the standout rock album of 1972, reinforcing Slade’s growing international reputation.


đź“° Source Details

Publication / Venue: Circus Magazine

Date: January 1, 1973

Format: Full-page album advertisement

Provenance Notes: Original 1973 Circus Magazine advert from Polydor.


đź“° The Story

The advert quotes New York critic Lillian Roxon calling *Slade Alive!* the album of the year, emphasising the band’s raw energy, live power and connection with audiences during their US tour.


đź“° Visual Archive

Large, angled image of the *Slade Alive!* album cover showing the band in full performance, paired with bold headline text and review quotes.


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đź“° Closing Notes

This January 1973 Circus Magazine advert captures Slade at their unstoppable peak — *Slade Alive!* hailed as the album of the year as the band’s raw glam energy conquered both sides of the Atlantic.



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