@@TheAngryPacifist05 And some pretty great tracks that ended up on Adrenalize that were not picked for Hysteria... Mutt definitely had them on a creative roll...
That was a great concert I was there when they filmed it it's in Denver Colorado. And for the record I love how far you guys have come . I have followed you the last year and I'm so proud of you
@@jp3813I remember a lot of male fans saying they “sold out” back in the day because this album sounded more like electric pop than Pyromania. IMHO they don’t understand the sound had to change to more of synth vibe to keep Rick Allen in the band after he lost his arm and had to go to electronic drums. Of course the sound is going to change, but I always loved it.
I agree Nancy - They do get a lot of flack and some hate them for their style. But I think they are phenomenal! Stylistically- musically! They are AMAZING !
Only album I have ever felt was pretty much hit songs all through the album from first to last . Usually you get maybe 1 or 2 hits , then a bunch of filler on an album .
Back then I was too busy drinking and partying to really appreciate their truly great voices, harmonies and artistry. I also love the way they all seem to actually like each other :-)
I had tried for months to get tickets to Def Leppard in Dallas from this tour. They were on stage the night I turned 17. Night of the show my mom handed me 2 floor seat tickets in an envelope and said Happy Birthday son , just come home tonight before 3am.
100% Gods of War! Also my favourite band and favourite song.. I wrote pretty much the exact same comment as you then saw your comment so I deleted mine 😂
@@luketraill2127 Yes!! I love this song! This song is too often overlooked. Oh man, you should have kept it. It's more support for this fantastic song by this awesome band!
One of the reasons I really love Def Leppard is that they're a true 'band'. It's not all about Joe. Pretty much every member of the band is considered a focal point, they all get their stage presence out there, and they all are the show...not any one person. It's something I've always strived for in bands, and had only once or twice out of many, many tries. :-)
Def leppard and AC/ DC are my favorite bands of the 80s. There was so much great music, but those two bands I just played the whole thing without skipping over any songs!
Those were the two bands that got me into hard rock in 1983, AC/DC Back In Black and Def Leppard Foolin, those two songs changed everything about music to me.
Just saw them in concert yesterday! Along with Motley Crue/Poison/Joan Jett. It was rockin 🤘🎸 I also recommend Rocket by Def Leppard. Great song and a great vibe!
I have so many memories associated with Def Leppard, especially this song. Me and my family would listen to this song on car trips and such. They have such a unique sound. It’s too bad these guys are so underrated…😭😭 Great reaction video👍
@@rarelycares8416 I said “are” not “were.” I do agree that they were huge back then. Now I don’t really hear about them a lot…I don’t know maybe I’m wrong about them being underrated now? I just don’t hear too much about them today.
Love this!! Hysteria is about as close to perfect as an album can be. Steve Clark was one of the best and most underrated guitar players. Thanks for this!!! ❤️
This song came out when I was in high school and my wrestling squad would always come out and work out before a meet to this song. We had it synchronized so that we were doing our running, pushups, stretches, and other exercises in full view of the other team while this song blared on the speakers. Many times they stood and stared at us so long it interrupted their warm-up and it quite frankly scared the hell out of them. I think this song probably got us 12-18 points in every meet that season. A bunch of us got tickets to see them when they came to town. They are amazing in concert! Thanks Def Leppard!! Great Reaction guys!
I saw Def Leppard on their Hysteria tour. The stage was round and in the center of the arena. Rick Allen was on a platform on the top so I got a great view. Amazing to see him drum 🥁 in person!
I got to see these guys in San Antonio TX at a rock fest concert. I had to go just to see Rick Allen on the drums. I was right there and it felt like I was playing. Awesome to see Rick play with one arm
This is is Steve Clark at his best with this guitar solo. Every time I hear the solo I think of him and how his loss affected music. He was gone too soon. He was one of the greats...RIP Steve Clarrk! Btw I attended the Behind the Stadium Tour to see some of my all time fave bands. It was amazing!
This follow up to Pyromania was long waited for by all the fans. It was a different style, and that’s what made the songs so unique. I’m pretty sure at one point they had multiple songs from this album topping the charts.
Perfect timing for another Def Leppard reaction. They were just in concert in K.C. last night! I have seen them several times now and they are so GOOD LIVE. Thanks for all you do with the reactions. You guys are my favorite to watch.
I saw them with my mom a month ago. It was amazing! This is her favorite song. She said she had a tear in her eye when he didn’t say Steve for the solo. Such a great band. Glad you two enjoy them. ❤️
Hey guys, , to me, Hysteria is far and away the biggest selling CD from Def Leppard!! There really aren't any "bad" songs on it!! Six top 20 hits including 4 top 10s(this song peaked at #3 on the Hot 100 in 1989)!! Truly a gem of a CD and this band showed the ultimate in camaraderie by waiting for Rick Allen to come back so that they could finish it as a group!!!!!
Even after the death of Steve Clark, who did the the solo here and are now even years later have been supported by another great guitarist Vivian Campbell (formerly with Dio and Whitesnake), Def Leppard returned in 2002 with I feel is one of their strongest albums: 'X' and this song opens it with a punch: the song 'NOW.' czcams.com/video/gfGW4JuwVHw/video.html
I was fortunate enough to see the Hysteria tour when it came to my city in the 80s. I can vouch that the concert was fantastic and pretty much looked/sounded just like this video. I agree with Jay that "Armageddon It" has a more "pop" sound than some of their out-and-out rockers, but it was still one of the best songs on this album. Not that there was a bad one on it. (The only one I am at all sick of 35 years later is "Pour Some Sugar On Me," simply because it was played nonstop on radio and in my opinion is the most formulaic song on Hysteria.) I recommend listening to the album in its entirety from start to finish, that's the best way to experience it. And that album really is an experience!
@@markyoung8163, it was Tesla, but oddly enough, I don't have much memory of that. I think my friends and I arrived too late to see them, or see much of them (we had to travel an hour to get to the arena). At the time I wasn't a huge Tesla fan and didn't really care, I was apparently only concerned about seeing Def Leppard. Later on I grew to really like Tesla, though, and now I very much regret not seeing them!
Agreed, the only song I don't like from this album anymore is Pour Some Sugar on Me. Every other song is still great to me. When I would start listening to this album it's difficult not to just listen to the whole thing. I love some of the unreleased singles like Love and Affection and Run Riot.
@@nancysmith8626 I loved Tesla and missed them twice back in the day. Man I was so annoyed😕When I saw Def Leppard in 89 Europe was their opener. It was such a great concert😎💞
I always loved it and clinch my fist with a YEAH! when he called out Steve for the solo. It's so sad he gone. 😔 RIP Steve Clark (1990) He was my favorite Leppard.
Def Leppard was initially driven by a great riff master guitarist and songwriter that sadly passed away after the album Hysteria. RIP STEVE CLARK!!! Like a great piece of jewelry, they lost a beautiful unique centerline, that you can replace, but it will never be the same...
Def Leppard is one of my most favorite rock bands. They have the best sound!! Some others to check out are "Rocket", "Gods of War", "Love and Affection", "Let it Go", "Women", "White Lightning", "Stand Up", "Promises"
I actually got backstage passes when they were doing their Euphoria tour. I got to meet every member of Def Leppard! They were so cool and nice. Great people! Got to meet my fav band!!!! It was a great moment!!!!!!!
I went to this concert it was “in the round”. The stage was in the center. I was front row it was my second all time favorite concert. Number 1 was Queensryche’s Operation Mindcrime/Empire tour. 🤘😁🤘🎸🎶
I saw them in Indy when they did this Hysteria tour....it was in the round and the best concert I have ever seen. And I've seen them 7 times and they never ever get old..!
The footage from the video is pretty historic... taken from the live concert video "In the round, in your face"... It captured Def Leppard at a peak during the 'Hysteria' tour between 1988 - '89, which was also the last tour featuring original guitarist Steve Clark - the band's rock star, who sadly died in 1991 after a long battle w/ alcohol and drug addiction. A lot of Def Leppard songs are prominent from the 80's, but their work in the 90's and beyond should also be check out... songs like 'Tonight'... 'Desert song'... 'Work it out'... 'Promises'... 'Heaven is' ... 'Slang'... 🤘🤘🔥🔥
Desert Song is amazing, mostly insturmental, but amazing nonetheless. I'd add 'All I want is everything' to the list as well, one of their best slow songs and should be much more well known.
I was at the concert in Atlanta where they shot the extra footage for this video. It was a school night and my friend’s aunt drove us 5 hours to get to the show. The concert was fire and we were so excited about the video footage, though we were so far back in the nosebleeds we would never get on camera. 😂
Hysteria will forever be my favorite album. The production is beyond stellar. Mutt Lange and Hysteria are the entire reason I'm at college for music production
I remember winning a contest to see them and meet them, I didn't hear that I won on the radio so my mom calls me to tell me I get to see "Def Zeppelin" 😂😂😂And then proceeded to tell me ..you know the guy that shreds his pants😂😂😂I never laughed so hard in my life. They were awesome by the way😎💞
Def Leopard is in a class of their own. Worked for them and other Arena Rock bands in the late 80s and early 90s They made time for their fans and the people working for them. I remember I was talking to my wife on a pay phone back stage before a show one time and the band walked up to me asking who I was talking to. Told them it was my wife. Joe Elliott grabbed the phone and just had a casual 5 minute phone conversation with her.
I LOVE watching your reactions. You two have such great chemistry together. Your smiles and how you groove to the beat of the music you listen to is obviously genuine.
The Def Leppard Hysteria "In the Round" tour was an incredible show. Putting the stage in the center of the arena is a huge challenge logistically, but provides fans such a great, unique concert experience.
Next up ...... 'Die Heart The Hunter, Bringing On The Heartache (live in Denver), Too Late (live in Denver), Stage Flight!!' Also this stage was round!! Every seat was a great seat!!! I saw them for this concert in Houston, Tx!! Best concert ever!!
Hysteria was pure fire. It was amazing when it came out, all over the radio. What a time to have been alive. I'm always grateful to have lived through the '80s
I've been to two or three dozen concerts in the 80's from all of the popular hair bands and this was by far the most entertaining of them all. I'll never forget this concert. The four-sided stage was so unique. So much fun.
I saw this tour with Tesla opening up, and this was the first time anybody put the stage in the center of the arena instead of at the end. Neither band was prepared for how much more space they had to cover. You got to watch their doc. Great show...miss those days!
Part of my 'Best' of Def Leppard CD, and I never pass this one when listening, while may pass on one or two others. Love It... the Chorus Does SOAR! :)
What's up!! I saw Def Leppard back in 2017 at a Rock Fest. Let me tell you, for their ages, these men could still put on a show. They even did a few numbers to let us know they were actually singing. I'm sure they didn't sing the whole way because they also did a little performance (not as energetic as the 80's) but let me tell y'all, it was bomb. These guys are like "You could lip sync all the way and I wouldn't care" kind of good. It was nice and they did have that presence.
This video comes from their world tour during which they used the "in the round" like a Shakespeare play; something no other band had ever done before. They said it was an interesting but exhausting experience. So they wouldn't ever do it again. They had realized that at any given moment they would have their backs to some part of their audience. So they had to always be on the move to give everybody their money's worth by getting to see them, which, after all, was why they bought their tickets.
One of my favorites from Def Leppard. If you noticed a couple of their videos they look the same same concert that they matched up with studio recording for a great MTV video videos and if I do remember you can't really tell but the stage was revolving that's why each one was in a different corner of the stage cuz it rotated and the crowd got to see everybody. And again I might be late with this info but at least the video was today LOL. I was introduced to Def Leppard walking back from school and saw cassette tape in the gutter of the street. I picked it up and it was Def leppard's first high and dry. Been complete fan ever since. When my one and only nephew was of age it was Hysteria I introduced him to as he started playing the guitar he's been a rock and roll buff ever since composes his own music on his guitar got his own CZcams . He hasn't done much late since his dad my brother passed away 3 years ago. Rest in peace Nick. Good for Amber to catch the double meaning of the word, are you getting it? Well Armageddon it. Blessed be and rock on
This tour was fantastic. They had a tall square stage set up right in the middle of arenas so the guys hit all four sides entertaining the crowds just like Amber was talking about. The stage was tall enough they could take breaks in a room underneath and the legend is that they had girls waiting for them under there. Fantastic tour!!
I never truly appreciated this music in the 80s as much as I do now. It was a staple of Much Music in Canada and I saw this video a lot back then but truly listen now! Just saw them at Rogers Centre in Toronto last Friday. They're still awesome
The whole “Hysteria” album was years ahead of its time and will forever be one of the best rock albums.
I heard someone say once that Hysteria was an Original Greatest Hits album. :) They had a LOT of monster hits on that album.
@@TheAngryPacifist05 And some pretty great tracks that ended up on Adrenalize that were not picked for Hysteria... Mutt definitely had them on a creative roll...
Love this album. My favorite
Best album ever full stop all the tracks awesome my daughter was born in 88 this her fav album admit it was played in the car so much
I would have to agree Derek. B I have the Hysteria album
Always loved the chorus of this song. Def Leppard is such a recognizable band. One of my favorite bands of all times.
That was a great concert I was there when they filmed it it's in Denver Colorado. And for the record I love how far you guys have come . I have followed you the last year and I'm so proud of you
Yep, same here! I've been waiting for this one!
If you want a great chorus..."WOMEN" is a great song. I've been waiting for that one.
”Have You Ever Needed Someone So Bad” is a lovely song by Def Leppard.
Yes!best song on that album....
Absolutely!!!!
Yesssss
Have You Ever Needed Someone So Bad…you’re welcome:)
Def Leppard seems to be one of those bands that guys and girls both really loved back in the 80s
There were always naysayers. Somehow, if a band is popular w/ girls, many guys back then dismissed it as a chick band. Especially purist metalheads.
Yep, and hardcore British rockers pretend not to like them, but would catch them tapping their feet if a Def Leppard song was played.
@@jp3813I remember a lot of male fans saying they “sold out” back in the day because this album sounded more like electric pop than Pyromania. IMHO they don’t understand the sound had to change to more of synth vibe to keep Rick Allen in the band after he lost his arm and had to go to electronic drums. Of course the sound is going to change, but I always loved it.
@@chandlerwhite8302 Same thing happened among Metallica fans w/ the more radio-friendly Black Album.
I don't think I'd ever consider Def Leppard as an underrated band. They have a huge following all over the world.
Probably not, but they do get a lot of flack from "serious" metalheads who think they sold out and became too commercial over the years.
I agree Nancy - They do get a lot of flack and some hate them for their style. But I think they are phenomenal! Stylistically- musically! They are AMAZING !
@@charissakington606 I agree with all of that! They are one of my all-time favorite bands.
Sold over 100 million records
"LET'S GET ROCKED" and "TOO LATE FOR LOVE" are two more of their great songs.
@The Stormblooper the latter then
This whole album is fire
Straight fire. Makes me miss the good ol' days :)
THAT IT IS!!!!!
First album I ever bought...I was maybe 11. A masterpiece
Actually, it’s fire in the hot garbage sense.
Only album I have ever felt was pretty much hit songs all through the album from first to last . Usually you get maybe 1 or 2 hits , then a bunch of filler on an album .
Back then I was too busy drinking and partying to really appreciate their truly great voices, harmonies and artistry. I also love the way they all seem to actually like each other :-)
.....Ditto.
This
Yes
I had tried for months to get tickets to Def Leppard in Dallas from this tour. They were on stage the night I turned 17. Night of the show my mom handed me 2 floor seat tickets in an envelope and said Happy Birthday son , just come home tonight before 3am.
so frigging cool man! glad you got to go! I bet there were lots of pretty gals that night!
That's a great memory! I'm the same age as you then. Miss this era!! Saw them last week. They were so good!
Great mom you have
Def Leppard is hands down one of my favorite bands. "Gods of War" is another great tune of theirs you should check out.
100% Gods of War!
Also my favourite band and favourite song..
I wrote pretty much the exact same comment as you then saw your comment so I deleted mine 😂
God's of war is a must!!
@@sarablack2547 Absolutely!
@@luketraill2127 Yes!! I love this song! This song is too often overlooked. Oh man, you should have kept it. It's more support for this fantastic song by this awesome band!
Every song on that album was a winner!
This song has incredible energy. Favorite band of the 80's.
Def Leppard is just a great band all around. They are great guys and put on a hell of a concert and they don't have a bad song.
One of the reasons I really love Def Leppard is that they're a true 'band'. It's not all about Joe.
Pretty much every member of the band is considered a focal point, they all get their stage presence out there, and they all are the show...not any one person. It's something I've always strived for in bands, and had only once or twice out of many, many tries. :-)
Good observation!
Yes
RIP Steve Clark! So was probably the last of his many great solos.
Guys, the drummer has one arm. Look closely. Amazing!!!
Def leppard and AC/ DC are my favorite bands of the 80s. There was so much great music, but those two bands I just played the whole thing without skipping over any songs!
Those were the two bands that got me into hard rock in 1983, AC/DC Back In Black and Def Leppard Foolin, those two songs changed everything about music to me.
I agree 100%!
@@bobdillashaw4360 oh yea, mine was back in black and rock of ages! 🔥🔥🔥
Just saw them in concert yesterday! Along with Motley Crue/Poison/Joan Jett. It was rockin 🤘🎸
I also recommend Rocket by Def Leppard. Great song and a great vibe!
I have so many memories associated with Def Leppard, especially this song. Me and my family would listen to this song on car trips and such. They have such a unique sound. It’s too bad these guys are so underrated…😭😭
Great reaction video👍
In what world were they underrated...they were huge.
@@rarelycares8416 I said “are” not “were.” I do agree that they were huge back then. Now I don’t really hear about them a lot…I don’t know maybe I’m wrong about them being underrated now? I just don’t hear too much about them today.
@@ryansammler9104 to be fair, how often do you hear of 80's bands these days?
This is a great song to listen to on a road trip with the music turned up loud
@@icezebra Not a lot…and it sucks. They’re still doing concerts and stuff…
Love this!! Hysteria is about as close to perfect as an album can be. Steve Clark was one of the best and most underrated guitar players. Thanks for this!!! ❤️
And a fine little guitar solo by the great Steve Clark! I wish he was still with us, as do many others
Def Leppards always ben a great band. R.I.P. Steve Clark.
This song came out when I was in high school and my wrestling squad would always come out and work out before a meet to this song. We had it synchronized so that we were doing our running, pushups, stretches, and other exercises in full view of the other team while this song blared on the speakers. Many times they stood and stared at us so long it interrupted their warm-up and it quite frankly scared the hell out of them. I think this song probably got us 12-18 points in every meet that season. A bunch of us got tickets to see them when they came to town. They are amazing in concert! Thanks Def Leppard!!
Great Reaction guys!
I'm 63 and we took our 21yr.old son to the stadium tour in Clevland last week. He loved it as much as we did.
Steve Clark’s featured guitar solo…. Golden! RIP Steve!
I saw Def Leppard on their Hysteria tour. The stage was round and in the center of the arena. Rick Allen was on a platform on the top so I got a great view. Amazing to see him drum 🥁 in person!
In the round! Think it was 87 or 88 when I saw them in the round.
The vocals/harmonies on this song make it.
Steve Clark is why i picked up a guitar in 1984. R.I.P Steve Clark
That bridge into the chorus hook is masterful.
I got to see these guys in San Antonio TX at a rock fest concert. I had to go just to see Rick Allen on the drums. I was right there and it felt like I was playing. Awesome to see Rick play with one arm
This is is Steve Clark at his best with this guitar solo. Every time I hear the solo I think of him and how his loss affected music. He was gone too soon. He was one of the greats...RIP Steve Clarrk! Btw I attended the Behind the Stadium Tour to see some of my all time fave bands. It was amazing!
I feel like "Armageddon It" was Rick Savage's turn to shine. Every part of this song oozes the groove created by his bass. Solid!
This follow up to Pyromania was long waited for by all the fans. It was a different style, and that’s what made the songs so unique. I’m pretty sure at one point they had multiple songs from this album topping the charts.
This album released so much as hit singles, there was something on the radio at all times for almost 2 years.
Perfect timing for another Def Leppard reaction. They were just in concert in K.C. last night! I have seen them several times now and they are so GOOD LIVE. Thanks for all you do with the reactions. You guys are my favorite to watch.
Steve Clark was pure genius on that guitar. Gone too soon. Sleep in eternal peace Steve.
Each and every member of that band is a driven, focused artist, and they put their all into not only their songs, but their shows as well.
I saw them with my mom a month ago. It was amazing! This is her favorite song. She said she had a tear in her eye when he didn’t say Steve for the solo. Such a great band. Glad you two enjoy them. ❤️
Come on, Steve...get it!! RIP Steve Clark
The drumming is amazing, especially when you realize he's doing it with 1 arm. 😲
Hey guys, , to me, Hysteria is far and away the biggest selling CD from Def Leppard!! There really aren't any "bad" songs on it!! Six top 20 hits including 4 top 10s(this song peaked at #3 on the Hot 100 in 1989)!! Truly a gem of a CD and this band showed the ultimate in camaraderie by waiting for Rick Allen to come back so that they could finish it as a group!!!!!
R.I.P. Steve. Hysteria was an instant greatest hits album. Armageddon It is just one of many.
This is my JAM!! Everytime I hear it on the radio, I wonder if you've heard it before...love that you finally have!
The amazing thing about Def Leppard... they was and are cheering each other on.. because they are in it together and still are :)
Def Leppard was a top 5 bands in the mid-late 80s and early 90s. This song is one of their best.
Even after the death of Steve Clark, who did the the solo here and are now even years later have been supported by another great guitarist Vivian Campbell (formerly with Dio and Whitesnake), Def Leppard returned in 2002 with I feel is one of their strongest albums: 'X' and this song opens it with a punch: the song 'NOW.' czcams.com/video/gfGW4JuwVHw/video.html
I seen Def leopard and Tesla in 87 in NC Hysteria tour ,it was the best ever!
you saw them in 1987!?? damn! you got to see steve!
My favorite song Armageddon it from my favorite band.👍👍
They are my favorite rock n roll group! Hands down! I’m 67 yrs old
I was fortunate enough to see the Hysteria tour when it came to my city in the 80s. I can vouch that the concert was fantastic and pretty much looked/sounded just like this video.
I agree with Jay that "Armageddon It" has a more "pop" sound than some of their out-and-out rockers, but it was still one of the best songs on this album. Not that there was a bad one on it. (The only one I am at all sick of 35 years later is "Pour Some Sugar On Me," simply because it was played nonstop on radio and in my opinion is the most formulaic song on Hysteria.)
I recommend listening to the album in its entirety from start to finish, that's the best way to experience it. And that album really is an experience!
Nancy do you remember who opened for them on the Hysteria tour?
@@markyoung8163, it was Tesla, but oddly enough, I don't have much memory of that. I think my friends and I arrived too late to see them, or see much of them (we had to travel an hour to get to the arena).
At the time I wasn't a huge Tesla fan and didn't really care, I was apparently only concerned about seeing Def Leppard. Later on I grew to really like Tesla, though, and now I very much regret not seeing them!
Agreed, the only song I don't like from this album anymore is Pour Some Sugar on Me. Every other song is still great to me. When I would start listening to this album it's difficult not to just listen to the whole thing. I love some of the unreleased singles like Love and Affection and Run Riot.
@@nancysmith8626 I loved Tesla and missed them twice back in the day. Man I was so annoyed😕When I saw Def Leppard in 89 Europe was their opener. It was such a great concert😎💞
@@spectreharlequin , YES! Love and Affection is my secret fave from Hysteria. And I love Run Riot, and Gods of War.
I always loved it and clinch my fist with a YEAH! when he called out Steve for the solo. It's so sad he gone. 😔 RIP Steve Clark (1990) He was my favorite Leppard.
I saw them in 1982 when I was 16. I've seen them several times since and still putting on a great show.
Def Leppard was initially driven by a great riff master guitarist and songwriter that sadly passed away after the album Hysteria. RIP STEVE CLARK!!! Like a great piece of jewelry, they lost a beautiful unique centerline, that you can replace, but it will never be the same...
Def Leppard is one of my most favorite rock bands. They have the best sound!! Some others to check out are "Rocket", "Gods of War", "Love and Affection", "Let it Go", "Women", "White Lightning", "Stand Up", "Promises"
So stoked!!!! Gonna see them tomorrow night in Denver. Along with Motley Crue, Joan Jett & Poison. They will rock the house!!!!!
So cool! I wanted to take my kids but just couldn't afford the tickets. Have a great time!!
I actually got backstage passes when they were doing their Euphoria tour. I got to meet every member of Def Leppard! They were so cool and nice. Great people! Got to meet my fav band!!!! It was a great moment!!!!!!!
50 years of Def Leppard always sounds great!✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I went to this concert it was “in the round”. The stage was in the center. I was front row it was my second all time favorite concert. Number 1 was Queensryche’s Operation Mindcrime/Empire tour. 🤘😁🤘🎸🎶
When I saw this tour Queensryche opened for them.
@@charleyanne oh wow! Nice. Tesla opened for ours.
I'm thinking 🤔🤔🤔. Yep I'm jealous lol
I went to that same Queensryche show when they came through Dallas as a teenage dumbass in High School. Fond memories
I love Def Leppard has been my favorite band since I was a teenager . Thanks for this one and the reaction.
The Hysteria tour with Tesla opening was an amazing concert.
My first concert Was in jr high and still remember the whole thing
One of my favourite Def Leppard songs.
"Have You Ever Needed Someone So Bad", and "Tonight" should be reacted to by Def Leppard
Seen Them In Concert Twice. Such A Treat Each Time!
J, there's another Def Leppard pop rock you need.. the awesome and flamboyant, wild blonde haired guitar player! RIP ❤️🎼🎸✌️
One of my favourite Def Leppard songs…it always makes me want to dance. . 😋
My favorite band since I was 11 years old, now I'm 50 and I'm still a fan!
Even tho I was more into New Wave on the 80s, Def Leppard was always my favorite Rock band!
I saw them in Indy when they did this Hysteria tour....it was in the round and the best concert I have ever seen. And I've seen them 7 times and they never ever get old..!
I'm so happy that I got to see Def Leppard twice during the Hysteria tour, I loved the in the round stage. Still one of my favorite bands.
The footage from the video is pretty historic... taken from the live concert video "In the round, in your face"... It captured Def Leppard at a peak during the 'Hysteria' tour between 1988 - '89, which was also the last tour featuring original guitarist Steve Clark - the band's rock star, who sadly died in 1991 after a long battle w/ alcohol and drug addiction.
A lot of Def Leppard songs are prominent from the 80's, but their work in the 90's and beyond should also be check out... songs like 'Tonight'... 'Desert song'... 'Work it out'... 'Promises'... 'Heaven is' ... 'Slang'... 🤘🤘🔥🔥
Desert Song is amazing, mostly insturmental, but amazing nonetheless. I'd add 'All I want is everything' to the list as well, one of their best slow songs and should be much more well known.
Was just at their concert and OMG they still sound the same. And they rocked it all night long.
I was at the concert in Atlanta where they shot the extra footage for this video. It was a school night and my friend’s aunt drove us 5 hours to get to the show. The concert was fire and we were so excited about the video footage, though we were so far back in the nosebleeds we would never get on camera. 😂
Hysteria will forever be my favorite album. The production is beyond stellar. Mutt Lange and Hysteria are the entire reason I'm at college for music production
I remember winning a contest to see them and meet them, I didn't hear that I won on the radio so my mom calls me to tell me I get to see "Def Zeppelin" 😂😂😂And then proceeded to tell me ..you know the guy that shreds his pants😂😂😂I never laughed so hard in my life. They were awesome by the way😎💞
OMG thanks for sharing this story, too funny!!
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Hilarious!
Def Zeppelin! I love it!
@@Goobie77 my mom was one of the funniest people I knew😂😂😂I never let her live that one down either😉
I really think this band is up there with one of the best bands ever journey.. Its like every song is so good!
Love and affection , Gods of war , Mirror Mirror , You got me runnin’ , Coming under fire , Fractured love . All great songs
Def Leopard is in a class of their own. Worked for them and other Arena Rock bands in the late 80s and early 90s They made time for their fans and the people working for them. I remember I was talking to my wife on a pay phone back stage before a show one time and the band walked up to me asking who I was talking to. Told them it was my wife. Joe Elliott grabbed the phone and just had a casual 5 minute phone conversation with her.
Yes, DEF LEPPARD FOREVER
I LOVE watching your reactions. You two have such great chemistry together. Your smiles and how you groove to the beat of the music you listen to is obviously genuine.
I love Def Leppard so much. This has always been one of my favorites of theirs.
The Def Leppard Hysteria "In the Round" tour was an incredible show. Putting the stage in the center of the arena is a huge challenge logistically, but provides fans such a great, unique concert experience.
Real Def Leppard is their first three albums but mainly their first high and dry
As so many have stated Def is a fire-cracker on stage. Many good suggestions. Do'em all.Thanks for this smile.
Oh how I loved their live concerts, we always went home happy ❤️❤️👍👍👍👍🤘💋
Best one armed drummer ever.
Next up ...... 'Die Heart The Hunter, Bringing On The Heartache (live in Denver), Too Late (live in Denver), Stage Flight!!'
Also this stage was round!! Every seat was a great seat!!! I saw them for this concert in Houston, Tx!! Best concert ever!!
Saw them twice in concert and OMG!!! We danced through the whole thing!
LOVE, LOVE, LOVVVE Def Leppard!!!
Hysteria was pure fire. It was amazing when it came out, all over the radio. What a time to have been alive. I'm always grateful to have lived through the '80s
I've been to two or three dozen concerts in the 80's from all of the popular hair bands and this was by far the most entertaining of them all. I'll never forget this concert. The four-sided stage was so unique. So much fun.
I saw this tour with Tesla opening up, and this was the first time anybody put the stage in the center of the arena instead of at the end. Neither band was prepared for how much more space they had to cover. You got to watch their doc. Great show...miss those days!
Saw them live twice, this song always pops the crowd. Hysteria and Adrenalize tours.
Part of my 'Best' of Def Leppard CD, and I never pass this one when listening, while may pass on one or two others. Love It... the Chorus Does SOAR! :)
What's up!! I saw Def Leppard back in 2017 at a Rock Fest. Let me tell you, for their ages, these men could still put on a show. They even did a few numbers to let us know they were actually singing. I'm sure they didn't sing the whole way because they also did a little performance (not as energetic as the 80's) but let me tell y'all, it was bomb. These guys are like "You could lip sync all the way and I wouldn't care" kind of good. It was nice and they did have that presence.
This video comes from their world tour during which they used the "in the round" like a Shakespeare play; something no other band had ever done before. They said it was an interesting but exhausting experience. So they wouldn't ever do it again. They had realized that at any given moment they would have their backs to some part of their audience. So they had to always be on the move to give everybody their money's worth by getting to see them, which, after all, was why they bought their tickets.
Just saw them in concert with Joan Jett, Poison and Motley Crue. Waited 2 years for the concert but was well worth it. They still rock!!!
This is the most def Leppard song ever.
One of my favorites from Def Leppard. If you noticed a couple of their videos they look the same same concert that they matched up with studio recording for a great MTV video videos and if I do remember you can't really tell but the stage was revolving that's why each one was in a different corner of the stage cuz it rotated and the crowd got to see everybody. And again I might be late with this info but at least the video was today LOL. I was introduced to Def Leppard walking back from school and saw cassette tape in the gutter of the street. I picked it up and it was Def leppard's first high and dry. Been complete fan ever since. When my one and only nephew was of age it was Hysteria I introduced him to as he started playing the guitar he's been a rock and roll buff ever since composes his own music on his guitar got his own CZcams . He hasn't done much late since his dad my brother passed away 3 years ago. Rest in peace Nick. Good for Amber to catch the double meaning of the word, are you getting it? Well Armageddon it. Blessed be and rock on
another classic great song love this song your going love it. by one my favorite bands def leppard this song fn rocks
This tour was fantastic. They had a tall square stage set up right in the middle of arenas so the guys hit all four sides entertaining the crowds just like Amber was talking about. The stage was tall enough they could take breaks in a room underneath and the legend is that they had girls waiting for them under there. Fantastic tour!!
I never truly appreciated this music in the 80s as much as I do now. It was a staple of Much Music in Canada and I saw this video a lot back then but truly listen now! Just saw them at Rogers Centre in Toronto last Friday. They're still awesome