That’s how we got Brexit, too…
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I misread the title.
WOW! Sade and I share the same birthday.
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And Trump.
Well, it’s easy to say that now. 
ETA: I knew there’d be a vaguely apposite title somewhere.
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I don’t think I’ve heard any Quiet Riot, but Slade would be a hard act to cover well - pretty basic music, but where else do you find that much energy and playfulness?
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They get a little airplay on US “Classic Rock” stations. Or at least one song does
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This came out when I was 13. Instantly brings me back to the early adolescent anxiety feels.
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Me too.
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Now I am getting flashbacks to the underappreciated short lived batshit crazy series Crime Story
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Sure, i’m not much of a fan but a little bit of slade is alright. I particularly like…
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FWIW: Randy Rhoads left them (before they got famous) to join Ozzy Osbourne’s band. Rudi Sarzo left them (after they’d been famous) to join Whitesnake (among others) IIRC.
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Caber swinger, if you please.
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#SheriffJWPepper
This is a great song by a great band who rarely made filler. And they are criminally underrated, at least in the US. They should be required listening daily on every platform and station. And I will fight any motherfucker TO THE DEATH who has an erroneous view on these facts.
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The A-bomb test was a nice touch.
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It was one of those “We are getting cancelled, lets go out in style” things.
Then followed up by a surprise second season the writers didn’t expect.
Sledge Hammer! did the exact same thing about one month later. Including the atomic explosion.
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Well, if he says so. I never noticed the vocal style varying from their “serious” song “Metal Health (Bang Your Head)”.
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Rudi Sarzo played with Ozzy too.
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Well, she’s Far, Far Away, now. 
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