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Crackers (The Christmas Party Album)
Rock · 1985

Crackers (The Christmas Party Album)

November 18, 1985 · BMG (2)

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Imagine the ultimate Christmas party, but instead of carols, it's fueled by the raw, unadulterated energy of 70s glam rock.

'Crackers' is Slade's festive gift, a compilation that takes their signature anthemic sound, Noddy Holder's iconic roar, and a healthy dose of holiday spirit, then wraps it all up in a package designed for maximum singalong enjoyment.

From the undisputed holiday classic 'Merry Xmas Everybody' to other high-octane hits, this album is pure, unpretentious fun. It's the sound of glitter, stomping boots, and collective joy, making it an essential spin for anyone wanting to inject some genuine rock and roll swagger into their holiday season.

Moments Worth Listening For
The explosive, instantly recognizable chorus of 'Merry Xmas Everybody', a communal shout-along moment.
The driving, unpretentious guitar riffs and powerful drumming on tracks like 'Cum On Feel the Noize' (or similar hits) that inject raw glam energy into the festive mix.
The unexpected, slightly more polished 80s synth touches on some of the newer or re-recorded tracks, adding a distinct layer to Slade's classic sound.
The sheer, unadulterated joy in Noddy Holder's vocal delivery across the entire album, particularly on the more celebratory numbers.
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