Not even close. "Old New Borrowed And Blue" is the absolute About Hammer, who along with the short time before published single "Merry Xmas Everybody" (with which it finished brought the feat for years at Christmas to keep coming back in the charts), the crowning of creation represented by Slade.
One might have to bring out almost every single time the songs as he would for sure become a hit. Whether this is the full board was like "We're Really Gonna Raise The Roof" or "Do not Blame Me" (which, after all, emerged as a B-side, and in which I had the feeling that Noddy Holder kaputtsingt micro) or quieter things like "How Can It Be" or the known Mitgrölsongs as "Do We Still Do It", each song had at least Top 10 format. The decoupled singles "My Friend Stan" and the surprisingly quiet "Everyday" were even muttering number one.
A piece is however different and might be only because of the popularity of Slade came to a top position in the charts: "Just A Little Bit" is a very intense piece and it was brave of Slade to bring this song as an opener, as well as one with "When The Lights Are Out" the single song was followed, the Jim Lea sang (In this context, one can perhaps mention, as once handled the mention of sex in order to keep the text as possible free of it. Jim sings at a location:. "Let Me Feel Your Breath On My Neck Warm, It Makes Me Go Sky High" Because "Breath" but like "Breast (s)" sounds, are Jim's intentions clear).
With all the noise, the Slade produced mostly, they had never lost one of his eyes: melody. There is not a single failure on the disk accordingly loud my Anspieltipps: All!
