Slide It In [25th Anniversary Deluxe Edition] [Bonus Tracks] [CD/DVD]

Disc 1
1	Gambler U.S. Remix 3:57
2	Slide It In U.S. Remix 3:19
3	Slow & Easy U.S. Remix 6:00
4	Love Ain't No Stranger U.S. Remix 4:14
5	Give Me More Time U.S. Remix 3:42
6	Standing in the Shadow U.S. Remix 3:38
7	Hungry for Love U.S. Remix 3:29
8	All or Nothing U.S. Remix 3:40
9	Spit It Out U.S. Remix 4:28
10	Guilty of Love U.S. Remix 3:24
11	Need Your Love So Bad 45 B-Side 3:16
12	Gambler Bonus Track / UK Mix 3:50
13	Slide It In Bonus Track / UK Mix 3:17
14	Standing in the Shadow Bonus Track / UK Mix 3:29
15	Give Me More Time Bonus Track / UK Mix 3:39
16	Slow & Easy Bonus Track / UK Mix 6:02
17	Spit It Out Bonus Track / UK Mix 4:10
18	All or Nothing Bonus Track / UK Mix 3:31
19	Guilty of Love Bonus Track / UK Mix 3:18
20	Love Ain't No Stranger (Starkers in Tokyo) Bonus Track 3:16
Disc 2
1	Guilty of Love DVD
2	Slow & Easy DVD
3	Love Ain't No Stranger DVD
4	Guilty of Love Donington 1983 / DVD
5	Love Ain't No Stranger (Starkers in Tokyo) DVD
6	Give Me More Time Top of the Pops January 19, 1984 / DVD
7	Love Ain't No Stranger Live... in the Still of the Night / DVD

All Music Guide

Following up the splendid Saints & Sinners album was no easy task, but 1984's Slide It In turned out to be an even greater triumph for David Coverdale's Whitesnake. From the boisterous machismo of "Spit It Out" and "All or Nothing" to the resigned despair of "Gambler" and "Standing in the Shadow," and the embarrassingly silly title track, everything seems to click. For hit singles, look no further than the twin guitar attack of "Guilty of Love" and the sheer poetry and emotion of "Love Ain't No Stranger," one of the decade's greatest power ballads, bar none. Not to be outdone, "Slow an' Easy" is a masterpiece of sexual tension and the kind of power-blues which no one does as well as Whitesnake. On a quirky historical note, Coverdale fired most of the band soon after the album's release, replacing them with younger, prettier faces with which to better conquer America. For that purpose, Geffen Records even released a re-recorded version of Slide It In with flashy soloing from new guitarist John Sykes, sparking an ongoing debate as to which version is better. [The 25th Anniversary Edition of Slide It In is a deluxe, two-disc (CD/DVD) package. In addition to an edition of the album completely remixed for a U.S audience (the sound is terrific and is tighter than the slicker Brit mix). the CD contains a whopping ten bonus cuts. They include "Need Your Love So Bad," the B-side of "Give Me More Time," and U.K. mixes of all but two of the original album tracks; only "Hungry for Love" is left off. Also "Love Ain't No Stranger," is taken from the live, 1998 Starkers in Tokyo album. The DVD contains promo videos for "Guilty of Love," "Slow & Easy," and "Love Ain't No Stranger," as well as performances from Castle Donington in 1983, a television appearance of "Give Me More Time," from Top of the Pops in 1984, and other sundry concert videos. The set is packaged in a deluxe slipcase with a 24-page booklet featuring rare photos, album outtake shots, lyrics, and an interview with Whitesnake frontman and founder David Coverdale.] ~ Eduardo Rivadavia & Thom Jurek, All Music Guide