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Amazing Kamikaze Syndrome by Slade (CD, 2007)

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I have a bunch of other SLADE - Salvo Label [Remastered] [Reissues] available. If you want those, you need to ask for it.

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Product Identifiers

ProducerJim Lea^John Punter

Record LabelSlvo, Salvo

UPC0698458810922

eBay Product ID (ePID)23046069680

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2007

GenreRock

ArtistSlade

Release TitleAmazing Kamikaze Syndrome

Dimensions

Item Height0.47 in

Item Weight0.23 lb

Item Length5.58 in

Item Width5.07 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

Number of Tracks16

Tracks1. Slam the Hammer Down, 2. in the Dog House, 3. Run Runaway, 4. High and Dry, 5. My Oh My, 6. Cocky Rock Boys, 7. Ready to Explode, 8. C'est la Vie, 9. Cheap N Nasty Luv, 10. Razzle Dazzle Man, 11. Keep Your Hands Off My Power Supply - (Bonus Track), 12. My Oh My (12" Version) - (Bonus Track), 13. Don't Tame a Hurricane - (Bonus Track), 14. Run Runaway (12" Version) - (Bonus Track), 15. Two Track Stereo One Track Mind - (Bonus Track), 16. Slam the Hammer Down (Hotter Mix) - (Bonus Track)

NotesDigitally remastered and expanded edition of Slade's 1983 album featuring six bonus tracks including remixes and non-album B-sides. Following Slade's legendary performance at the 1980 Reading Festival, the group's career was back on solid ground in terms of media interest, sold-out shows and a major label deal with RCA. All they needed now was a smash hit single and Noddy Holder and Jim Lea duly provided a pair; the huge ballad 'My Oh My' and the Celtic-flavored rock jig, 'Run Runaway'. Between the two singles, in December 1983, the album the Amazing Kamikaze Syndrome appeared. It was an impressive display of pumped-up, hi-tech Rock-Pop and was a huge success across Europe, especially Scandinavia. When repackaged and renamed Keep Your Hands Off My Power Supply, the album also made the Top 40 in the USA, setting Slade up for a fresh assault on the American market. Salvo. 2007.