Released in 1984 as the lead single from Slade's album Keep Your Hands Off My Power Supply (titled The Amazing Kamikaze ...

They're chiefly known for a handful of hit singles, including the perennial holiday favorite "Merry Xmas Everybody," but Slade actually racked up bunches of U.K. hits during their commercial peak — ...

Chandler also suggested that they adopt the look of the U.K. subculture of skinheads, which at the time was simply a street-tough look that served as a reaction against hippies, without the ...