Slade/RI, USA 1975

From the US tour during the release of “SLADE IN FLAME” in 1975, the Providence performance on October 28th is completely recorded with ultra-high quality audience recording for about 50 minutes. This is from the much-talked-about Dan Lampinski’s treasured recording take, and is a super vintage sound source that has never been released before. The sound quality is at the highest level, and is of the highest grade among the surprisingly high quality Lampinski recording takes. Unusually for this era, all musical sounds, including vocals, are surprisingly recorded on, and there is no clutter in the overall sound. The drums are also captured with unusual clarity, and the sense of separation is excellent. This is a masterpiece recording that realistically conveys the rough groove feeling of Slade at his peak, at a level where you can hear every note of the bass. Noddy Holder’s overwhelming singing performance with his outstanding vocal presence is so amazing that it is no exaggeration to say that it is a must-hear for all British fans.You can enjoy a powerful performance. The show itself was short because it was an undercard performance, but it effectively featured representative songs evenly selected from the 4th album “SLAYED?”, the following “SLADEST”, “OLD NEW BORROWED AND BLUE”, and the new work “SLADE IN FLAME”. We will show off the best glam rock live performance. The dynamic clavi played by Jim in Thanks For The Memory is also a fun place to listen to. Dave Hill’s 5-minute guitar solo, which seems to have had a considerable visual impact, and Jim’s unexpectedly technical bass solo featuring William Tell’s overture in Let The Good Times Roll are also worth listening to. . The last song, My Baby Left Me, was a wonderful performance that excited the audience. This is the best piece that lets you experience the joy of rock’n’roll in real life. This is the definitive edition where you can experience Slade’s best rock’n’roll show with realistic sound during this period, which was full of overwhelming charm that made everyone who saw it become a big fan. Introducing the strongest piece that all British rock fans must listen to! ! ! Live at Civic Center, Providence, RI. USA 28th October 1975 TRULY PERFECT SOUND 1. Them Kinda Monkeys Can’t Swing 2. Take Me Back ‘ome 3. Gudbuy T’Jane 4. Thanks For The Memory 5. How Does It Feel 6. Just A Little Bit 7. Guitar Solo 8. Let The Good Times Roll/Feel So Fine 9. My Baby Left Me Noddy Holder – Vocal & Guitars Dave Hill – Guitars & Vocals Jim Lea – Bass, Keyboard & Vocals Don Powell – Drums