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Beginnings

Slade · 1969

34 min · 12 tracks · glam rock

A raw and energetic blend of rock, blues, and early glam influences that foreshadows Slade's future anthemic style.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • short bursts of energetic fun
  • playful anthems for sing-alongs
  • steady progression with peaks
  • afternoon road trip vibes

Maybe skip if you want

  • seeking long, immersive listens
  • prefer slow, reflective moments

Where this album fits

Career context
Released in January 1969, 'Beginnings' is Slade's debut album, introducing their distinct sound during a formative period. The band was still establishing its identity and would soon evolve into one of the UK's leading glam rock acts, paving the way for future hits with this foundational record.
Stylistic neighbors
T. Rex· David Bowie· Alice Cooper

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Genesis 3:16
  • 2 Everybody’s Next One 2:48
  • 3 Knocking Nails Into My House 2:28
  • 4 Roach Daddy 2:40
  • 5 Ain’t Got No Heart 2:41
  • 6 Pity the Mother 2:45
  • 7 Mad Dog Cole 2:46
  • 8 Fly Me High 3:01
  • 9 If This World Were Mine 3:21
  • 10 Martha My Dear 2:23
  • 11 Born to Be Wild 3:27
  • 12 Journey to the Centre of Your Mind 2:46

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