In North America, it wasn't until Quiet Riot covered a pair of Slade tracks (Cum On Feel The Noize being the big one obviously), that Slade themselves were able to crack the pop charts. Even when the band tried to write an album to cater to then-contemporary trends (1976's 'Nobody's Fools' - which sounded a heck of a lot like the Eagles) Slade was never able to get an album in heavy rotation. Come 1984, after the Cum On Feel The Noize cover, Slade hits the top 40 twice with Run Runaway and My Oh My off 'The Amazing Kamakaze Syndrome' (in Europe - in NA the album was released as Keep Your Hands Off My Power Supply).