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Not sure what to make of this at all. What were Slade doing in East Germany in 1977, if indeed they were there? I always had the impression that it was a very socially conservative, rather repressed society, a bit like North Korea maybe, despite its left-wing political status: not the sort of place that would welcome a 'degenerate' Western cultural phenomenon like Slade in other words.
But perhaps I've misread the whole thing and it's all exactly as it seems - I love those very brief glimpses of the audience by the way. I wonder what they made of Dave Hill?

Here's another of Slade's slower tempo numbers from the mid-1970s. The presenter, in case you were wondering, is Kenny Everett, whom many people seemed to find hilarious, but I obviously just don't 'get' him. Not sure that he's even 'so bad that he's good' quite honestly, lol.

I was a bit puzzled by the absence from this performance of Jimmy Lea, the band's bass player and probably its most interesting member (despite all the publicity lead singer Noddy Holder got), but you can just get a glimpse of him in the background at around the 1:49 mark and at 2:11 from a different angle, apparently playing keyboards, something I'd never seen before.

冷たい太陽
新しい色に変えて

The cold sun is becoming a new colour.

Possibly the first album I ever bought (with pocket-money).

Really love Bob Seger's songs and love the quality on this vinyl recording. Happy New Year!

The vinyl recording sounds incredible.

cute

I have posted it before but I love this song