Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Rogues Gallery is the eleventh studio album by the British rock group Slade. It was released on 29 March 1985 and reached number 60 in the UK charts. The band tried hard to make this album contain radio-friendly hit singles and quality material, but because the album was released more than a year after their two Top 10 singles had been riding high, many critics claimed[citation needed] the momentum and public interest in Slade were waning. In fact, this album contained more singles than any of their others, including their Seventies efforts.The album was released in the US on the CBS label, with a re-worked version of "Lock Up Your Daughters" (the original of which had appeared on the Till Deaf Do Us Part album four years earlier) replacing "All Join Hands." The tracks also had a slightly different sequence.Noddy Holder explained in a New Zealand television interview at the time of release that the band had set out to write an album where every track could be a single. The band believed they achieved this and Holder stated the band hoped to release all tracks as singles somewhere in the world.. }
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- Rogues_Gallery_(album) abstract "Rogues Gallery is the eleventh studio album by the British rock group Slade. It was released on 29 March 1985 and reached number 60 in the UK charts. The band tried hard to make this album contain radio-friendly hit singles and quality material, but because the album was released more than a year after their two Top 10 singles had been riding high, many critics claimed[citation needed] the momentum and public interest in Slade were waning. In fact, this album contained more singles than any of their others, including their Seventies efforts.The album was released in the US on the CBS label, with a re-worked version of "Lock Up Your Daughters" (the original of which had appeared on the Till Deaf Do Us Part album four years earlier) replacing "All Join Hands." The tracks also had a slightly different sequence.Noddy Holder explained in a New Zealand television interview at the time of release that the band had set out to write an album where every track could be a single. The band believed they achieved this and Holder stated the band hoped to release all tracks as singles somewhere in the world.".