Slade - Run Runaway (RESTORED VIDEO)
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After searching in vain and not finding any versions of this that weren't chopped up, very poor quality, uploaded in the wrong aspect ratio or had gaudy overlays, I give you this restored version of the hit single from their hit 1984 album "Keep Your Hands Off My Power Supply"
Reformatted to correct aspect ratio and restored the video quality. - Krátké a kreslené filmy
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Who’s here in 2024????
Me and my neighbors
Me
Here here❤
There’s only 4 of us here. This song is pretty obscure and wasn’t played much when it came out but it’s catchy tune sticks with ya
Me and my neighbors lol
2023, and this song still pumps the adrenaline. Haven't heard this in 36 years.
Its been a very long time but still rocks
BEST!
TX.
I watch them on TV. 1972!
Really?!! I thought I had it turned up enough!! My bad I'll turn it to 11... many others only go to 10 but I have an 11.
1984-2024 40 year old song that rocks just as hard today!
Without Slade, no Quiet Riot. Literally.
Slade is far better than the cover band.
I always found it interesting Quiet Riot has the success Slade deserved. Slade was so much better.
How is that I don't know the story behind no Slade no Quiet Riot
@@martybgoodmartybgood9809 Slade, which is considerably more awesome, wrote Quiet Riot's cover of Come on feel the noise. I believe Mama we're all crazee now.
Kevin Dubrow, (Fun fact, his brother is the doctor on Botched) I believe was a photographer when he saw them.
@@DarkMessiah499 thanks I had no idea
Saw them live in 1974. I was 17. Front row center…. Tossed my baseball cap up on the stage, Jim Lea (bassist) caught and wore it for several songs. He then tossed it perfectly back to me. I was and still am such a fan. That was special and now at 66 I would give anything if I could just find that hat… Thank You Jimmy Lea.
What a great story! 😃
Your memories are more important. To hear about their incredible live shows by someone who was there. This chic from USA is jealous as hell. Thanks for sharing your story!
That's awesome. 😁
Shame what happened to them.
What a thrill that must've been!! Lovely memory 💖
This song makes me stupid happy.
Not sure what it is but yah. Love this when I'm feeling low
Meeee2
me too
When I listen to Slade, so do my neighbors!😎
yup!!!
😁😁👍
I would really, really love to be your neighbor!
Damn right
So your neighbors gpnna listen to slade today . It's St. PATRICK'S DAY
This played this morning in the Lowe's while I shopped for a new trash can. I bopped up and down the aisles pushing the wheeled trash can. It was awesome.
This got played over the PA before the show started the last time I caught the Dropkick Murphys. Nice!
This is The Way
Lowe's has the best in-store music of the DIY stores for some reason.
The 80's just wouldn't have been the 80's without this video...
Iwakuni Japan, 74. There was a bar that had a bunch of t.v.s. Like a sports bar but they played rock videos. Buddy was a fan and had them playing Slade. Never heard them before
They always look like they’re having a goddamn blast!
Stumbled on this after not hearing it for decades. What an upbeat and cheery song! Hard to stay melancholy listening to this.
We need more rock songs like this. Most of what we have now is whiny garbage.
Makes me smile every time I hear it!
How, as still plays on radio etc
I just did the same thing. 😅
@@mikekaraoke I literally haven't listened to the radio in over a decade.
Easily one of the most underrated bands in history- all across the board.
They were hyooge in UK
Favourite band of all times!😊
That band is so rated all over the world, deservedly so. 50 million records worldwide. Wow
They made Mama Were all crazy now and C'om feel the noice before this.
@@Ventilator-4K-Channel Fave band ever, know those tunes very well! Thanks for the thoughts!
Who says bagpipes and violins don't rock needs to be schooled :)
or gardening hats 😅
have you ever heard wolfstone from scotland? check out the song erin or cleveland park
AC/DC It's a long way to the top
This was one of the first opening videos to MTV upon it's creation in the early 80s. I remember it well because my father hated me glued to MTV when it was free in the beginning on public TV in Danville IL. He said it would rot my brain. He passed that year and he was right and wrong about MTV. It became commercialized, less videos of artists and more about money. It did however drive my ambition, song writing and music. Slade Will always be my inspiration
My Dad said the same thing to me in Freeport, Illinois.
I'M so old I remember when this came out!
Your not that old cause of I remember it too
I was almost done with university and watched this on MTV ...
Same. But I'm young enough that this was the first I had ever heard of them.
Me too
@@deplorablepatriot8605 remember when MTVactuslly played videos wit VJs
Was lucky enough to see Slade in 1981 @ Donnington while stationed in England. Loved the whole bloody rainy day.
This should be the theme song for....well...everything really.....Still makes me smile....
13 years old, this song fresh on the radio, big smiles & good times. 50 now, and still smiling too!
@@lr6884 Good Music=Good Times!!!!
As it should be!
Theme song for smiling 🖤, well, wait, most of Slade's tunes do that 🖤
You got that right, buddy! Man this brings back memories of days gone by 🙂
2022 and I’m still rocking this song. Music today just doesn’t have this feeling to make you move.
This group brings back memories have there albums also, your right about Music today I'm a Metal Head, However I never ever liked Rap but this guy Tom Macdonald has the best meaning lyrics in today's World..Here's a sample you should check out his playlist...
czcams.com/video/OshNahVo9-c/video.html Stay Safe
#1: Everything's money, has been for a long time. Writing, painting, poetry doesn't have the payoff music has. Nor the mass appeal. Banksy (who I actually like) is art now. An anonymous vandal.
38 and I fuxkin love Slade 💯✨
@@paulwilliam7231 I'll turn 50 in less than 2 months. LOVE me some Slade!!!
Still listening in October 2022. 😎
Nobody is mentioning the bagpipes! This band did so many things off the beaten path, and did it great! The cultural references, the backgrounds. Not only fun to listen to this, but fun to watch. Great job.
I'm grateful for this song. It only took them a decade to finally be heard in the US, then you rewind and find out that they were a damn good band that we missed out on. Thank God for internet and CZcams!
They covered so many Quiet Riot songs though.
@@AttilaGenghisHuyter Quiet Riot covered their songs. Come On Feel the Noise and Mama Weer All Crazee Now are both Slade originals.
@@magneto7930 Sarcasm...
@@AttilaGenghisHuyter ok gotcha.
This is actually a horrible song and I'm a huge Slade fan.
This song still rules even in 2021!!
And in 2022 sure!
It ruled back in the 40's when it was music for the movie "Arsenic and Old Lace" with Carey Grant. Check it out.
@@danielsalvo8556 *checks calendar*...Yep, it still does.
And 2022
still rules in 2022... 🙂...SLADE!!!!
This is one of those songs that says, wake up young Americans, and start writing real songs
When a song has lived rent free in your head for a thousand years and you have no idea how it moved in
Arguably the most under rated band of all time
Agreed! The same goes for The Kinks
@@yang-it-yin7002 Kinks are far and beyond better known than Slade, which is very sad... Not that The Kinks aren't an awesome band too! Just saying...
@@yang-it-yin7002 Slade outsold every band in the whole decade of the'70s. Not the stones or the Beatles. SLADE!
Slade? I have to say this is the only Slade I know.
SLADE was the kind of band that wasn`t able to release a complete classic album. They sold lots of singles and radio stations loved playing them through two decades (70-80s). But SLADE often had long periods surfing on one hit single and when the time came to make another one, they often failed doing so.
SLADE also didn`t have the sex appeal many other bands had. They were the underdogs, much like Cheap Trick was. It didn`t do them any favors when the shallow 80s came along with looks being more important than ever. SLADE became the symbol of the glammy, goofy 70s when rock was about having fun. It became the godfather of punk and glam metal, but wasn`t able to survive the early 90s. Glam Rock actually had a comeback in the late 90s with a psychedelic twist, but it faded away before the millennium and has never really come back from it.
This is why I loved the 80's so much they just did whatever they wanted in music and movies and it made stuff memorable...
70s.
1984.
This song, one of the reasons the 80’s music was so great, such varieties of music to listen to!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ what a joyful song!
70s
@@stewarthemphill5677 1984
Quiet Riot did a couple of covers of some 1970s Slade songs in the 80s.
Also in the 70’s. Fantastic song
Another gread Song from Slade, im still missing the 70 tes, oh man we hat so much Fun and the best Time of of my live. I will never vorgot. We where so jung and hat no Problem after the Work.
I love this band! Saw them in Chicago, 1975. I was 17. So hard to believe it was so long ago. Fantastic show. I love this band!
Wish I had seen them in '75. But then, I was 8.
However, I saw Jim Croce when I was 6. If you find the bootleg for @ Harper College, you can hear Jim acknowledge my presence while he was singing the ballad of kerrimur.
He spots me and tells my mother he is editing the song on the fly because it's about an orgy. My own brush with fame. Yay, me!
Still listening in 2023! Fabulous band!
Last night's Top Of The Pops on BBC4 from 1984 brought me here, Absolutely loved this tune growing up. Oh the days of Tiswas, Swap Shop & Superstore on Saturday mornings. Great Times.
Same here,heard it for the first time last night,I was too young in 84 to remember this but I am here now and I love this song.
Heres to simpler times! Cheers.
@@timyardley7042 Great comment man, enjoy 🍻
It's criminal that they aren't as appreciated as they should be. Yes, I'm talking to you Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. They have been eligible since 1991.
This song makes me feel like I'm flying. I get chills.
defiitely a feel good happy song.
Such a great fun band. I'm obsessed with Noddy's voice, it's simply one of the best hardrock voices ever. Their 80s stuff was superb and should've been bigger.
This should be 5 million views..every kid needs to hear this
It's difficult NOT to enjoy Slade,for one reason,or,another....never any big messages....not trying to change the world,with their music. Just loud,rambunctious,noisy fun than never hurt anybody.
I've never been to the UK, but this song makes me want to lift a pint or several at a pub in the Midlands.
Cheers 🍻!! Great song after all these years!
I’m heading to Scotland 🏴 once Covid is in our past. I’ll have a wee dram on your behalf.
I had a pint at a pub in North Wales. Close enuff. :)
all of a sudden i wanna go to the uk ....this is brit rock no doubt
I love the fact this song can always pull me out of a funk. It's just...happy.
ah the druids can do that .
"See chameleon lying there in the sun - Run Run Away" Classic Slade!
❤ Everyone is dancing and jumping about, it's the 80s ❤
Every once in a while I think about this song. Essential 80s MTV party music for sure! 🎉🎸 🎤🎶
Am I the only one who loves Slade music from the 80's rather than the 70's?
I think it's been literally decades since I have heard this song! Made me smile!
2022 and this song still kicks ass
かっこええ‼️今日も元気にさせてくれてありがとう❤
My next door neighbour's brother was Rab Wilson. He was Slade's roadie. In 1972 he gave me a signed copy of Slade Alive. Still have that album to this day.
It’s criminal that these guys weren’t superstars in the u.s. I have been buying their back catalogue for the last 5 years and bought power supply when it came out. Noddy is the man!
I played this for my cousin, his dad was against all rock music and was not allowed to listen. After that, he became obsessed with good music. We were 10-12 years old at the time.
The lyrics make no sense at all but for this song, they work perfectly. The energy or whatever of this song is incredible.
it's not about lyrics making sense as much as finding words and phrases that fit the melody, which is why bands whose lyrics do make sense deserve so much more credit than they get
I used to think this was a deep song about duplicitous people but I think it's a song about a lizard on a rock
Slade's tribute to the Scots!
For some reason every so often this song will just randomly pop into my head. Just a fun, upbeat song!
I remember i found this song a few years ago when i was going through my dad's old vinyl collection. The album cover art was so cool, I immediately popped it onto the turntable and my 16 year old mind was blown away. Great tune, underappreciated band
Good for you...Rock On young man!!!!
Your dad must have been so cool !!
The Amazing Kamikaze Syndrome. Got the vinyl album.
"Keep Your Hands Off My Power Supply" was the first cassette I ever bought.
--- my sister got it for me but it was my first cassette that I owned, too ! --- 28FEB21
I'm 61. I remember when this came out. However, it's just today when it popped into my head that the tune is from the sea shanty, "Heave Away, Haul Away."
As a teen i had this song on a compilation album (tape) warped the tape so bad because i played this song over and over. Now it's 11/4/23 I still play this song over and over and do not care who complains about the best song from slade ever.
The energy level in this song is nuts.
These guys would be good today.
Slade belongs in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame just for Dave Hills hats alone!! Seriously, the guy is a fashion ICON!
Will forever love Wolverhampton for this!
Slade has had influenced so many other artists. Group has a place in the history of rock music as one of the best rock bands ever. I was 9 years old and learning to play the violin, not really liking it much. It was my parents' idea. Then I saw Slade, Run Runaway on tv and suddenly I had hope and purpose in my life. There was a violinist in a rock band! And what a great tune! Since then I told myself if I ever make it as a violinist I want to play violin in a rock band. Almost 30 years later and working 15 years in symphony orchestras, I made my dream come true. After quitting classical music, I got an opportunity to play rock violin as a member of the rock country bands and solo rock violinist. From now on it never felt like work anymore, even though it is my full-time job now. Slade will always be my No.1 band and I'll always remember how much its music and this song had changed my life. And I listen to Slade on full in my car!!!
I think I understand you well. Me - twenty years working as a classical symphony orchestral conductor... And hating it....such hard & stressful work. Now in a studio as songwriter/producer....it's not work for me, but pure joy. Glad I found the courage to make the change of my life. And I can still listen to classical, when I feel like it. (That's not too often, tho....)
Let's keep rocking! 😊
Mindless lyrics but STILL YOU HAVE A SMILE & FEEL GOOD!!!!!
Forwarded this song to my teenager with one word attached..."BANGER"
My son loves it. He already acknowledges the fact that we had real music, real songs, real musicians, unlike the garbage today.
What did your kid think of it?
@@DominiqueGarofalo Loved it, but she is admittedly a huge eighties fan. She usually listens to New Order, Erasure, INXS, Boingo and Depeche Mode.
@@erich2186 Oh that's so cool she liked it! She sounds like she has good taste. That was a good deal of the music I was listening to IN the '80s.
One of the ultimate feel good songs of all time.
Still luv this song, as a kid I learned to not just dance to this song but I'm probably the only mixed race person who can play the spoons to this song and enjoy each minute of it something my neighbors don't know for but I make them hear this song cause it's one hella feel good song that should be played more than once. When I dance to this song I put my own twist to it that one of my kids keep telling me I should definitely upload it here on youtube I'm thinking about it as I mix two stepping, celtic and scottish with a bit of hip hop and jazz to it but I guess that's what some of us dancers do. Anyways everyone reading this hope this song makes u smile and makes u feel good inside for a pick me up inside from the day. Stay safe and blessed.
Please post your dance....I would love to see that!!!!!!
Anytime I see a CZcams comment exceed three sentences I really start to wonder if narcotics are playing a role here. Really dude
What an awesome comment, I think it'd be really cool if you were to upload that :)
God bless ya, fren
I would love to see you dance to this happy wonderful song! If you do please post a link here. Thanks!
doesnt matter your race...music is music,,but this is fun stuff.. just having fun.. not degrading anyone ,just having fun
Slade at their best, continuously reinventing themselves are real stonker!
Great Big Sea had an awesome version of this song!
If one does not feel rapturous joy after playing this song......PLAY IT AGAIN!!!!!😉
I first heard this when I was a High School 80's creature, and I will never tire of it. Long live Noddy Holder!
If you play this song on giant speakers blasting at 80dbs, you'll be eating haggis and wearing a kilt in no time. That's power, son.
Big smile on my face now, the 80's was the best with good and happy music😊 love this great song🎸👍
Once you hear this one, it sticks. In your head for life buddy. Good thing for me that I love this song!
I hadn't heard this song since I was a little kid and then someone reminded me of it and I looked it up. Now I want to hear it all the time! It makes me happy 😊
Definitely a happy brings a smile to your face song!.
My "Go To" for an instant shot of power supply when I'm lagging or just feel like rocking! These guys brought it!
most joyous music ever....just named our new kitten NODDY !
I am having the most beautiful nostalgic moment of my life. NO LIE! JIVING
One of the greatest songs of all time. It never got nearly the recognition or appreciation that it deserved.
Brilliant! They all had a ball and it was infectious. I love Slade!!!
I remember this song as a kid and I loved it ❤
If you feel down, listen to Slade...greatest band
If Doctor Who as portrayed by Tom Baker (the DEFINITE Doctor for us classic old farts) had a weird Timelord brother, it would be Noddy. :@)
Noddy for sure has those Four vibes. Because Kamelion was a character at the time, my young self always associated this song and Doctor Who!
@@procrastinet Yes! I like that a lot!😁
Spot on. This photo of myself I deemed my Time Lord shot. X-ray f/x is rad.
The idea that #4 could've had a family member who was even more eccentric and crazy?...Absolutely brilliant. If said person was Nod, that would have been the greatest casting decision in the history of television.
See the Dalek there, trying to ruin all our fun, push him down the stairs, then run run away!
This Big Country spoof still has its charm
Noddy and the boys were Rocking long before Big Country
The British have yet done it again, they have the Best music!
Noddy was actually considered to take over as frontman for AC/DC when Bon Scott died .... he would have been great!
Hell yeah
But for the fact Bon endorsed Brian Johnson before he died.
Certainly would have not disappointed👌 but still Stevie Wright fa me.. 🤘
After 35 years of touring and a failed marriage because of it, Noddy bowed out of Slade; that means that AC/DC would have been looking for a third front man. Things turned out well for all...
1984.Being a 13 year old boy,born and raised here in the US of A,I had never heard a Slade song in my life.I had recently checked out a book from the library about British rock bands.I'm sure the main reason I checked it out was the inclusion of Queen.A few pages were devoted to Slade.They certainly looked colorful,but I had never heard of them.
Less than 2 weeks after getting that book,one afternoon I turn on the radio to one of my favorite stations.The DJ introduces this very song and mentions that it's by Slade.
I was very surprised indeed.
I had this on VHS from when I was stationed in W Germany.
This video is the cure for depression
When you’ve got a crush . . . Run run away. Great life lesson.
This was pretty much the only Slade song that we ever heard in North America.
It got a lot of radio airplay in 1984. Good tune.
Noddy definitely had one of the best rock voices of all time. Slade rocked hard. But no one now really remembers them. They sort of get lost in the mix of all the other bands. Yet they were among the first "rock/metal" bands.
Played this in pep band while I was in high school.
2021 and still rocking this song as loud as I can!!!!
Doing the same in 2022!!! :-)
Holy crap, I haven't seen this since I was 12! Plenty fun!
High School, early 80s!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Was für ein Hammer!
For some reason youtube wanted me to see this. I was a Slade fan back in 1985. Thanks youtube for reminding me of football practice back in 1985. I had this cranked in my '55 Chevy when driving home from practice. Some memories, that's for sure!!!
That '55 is still around, but not mine anymore.
saw them at castle donnington '81. the crowd had been down right bored till then, slade came on and the place popped!
This is really a happy, happy, Band. Good for everybody
An absolute masterpiece.
Slade did so many good rock songs...this being one of many🎸🥁🎤🎼🎸
Were meant to be very good live, but never got to see them.
They were a sight to behold live believe me. Fantastic stage craft with very limited props in the day .
They made the most of the smoke and illusion and expert musicianship with noddy as the ringmaster at the helm they had the crowd in their palm of their hands in seconds… So tight and relentless onslaught of songs not they were magical together and well a massive wall of sound … Remarkable and I’ve seen loadsa top bands but Slade didn’t take themselves to seriously they just lifted everyone for a “night to Remember..” funny that’s another fab live song they did ! Keep in Rockin !!
I saw them in 73 in Seattle, they opened for Alice Cooper. It was the best concert I think I remember, 3 hits of mescaline helped.
My God what a cool show that must’ve been!
@@michaelweaver6098 it was definitely that.
Mescaline! Brilliant. Actually perfect for Slade. Joyful sound vibrations.
I can’t upvote this enough. Your rock sir.
That's awesome! I just wish more of us in the US knew who the hell Slade was back then.
i saw them 1974 they were great,
If you got a crush, dont be an octopus 🐙
Truer words have never been spoken