Slade- Slayed?-LP

Slade’s third album, Slayed?, captures the band at a peak of raw energy and songwriting flair, mixing raucous rockers with surprisingly deft covers like "Move Over," originally by Janis Joplin. Produced by Chas Chandler, whose résumé includes The Animals and Jimi Hendrix, the album balances gritty riffs on tracks like "Mama Weer All Crazee Now" with catchy hooks in "Gudbuy T' Jane." The Japanese import pressing from 1973 delivers the full original tracklist, preserving the album’s distinctive blend of hard rock and glam attitude that helped define Slade’s sound. This 1973 Japanese pressing offers a chance to hear Slayed? in a format appreciated by vinyl enthusiasts who enjoy international editions. The record itself is in VG++ condition, meaning the vinyl is glossy and very clean, with only minor light scuffs or faint lines that won’t distract from play. While Slade might have sung about being “crazee,” this copy keeps it neatly together, making it a solid choice for collectors who want a reliable pressing without surprises.

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