Yes how many other bands would let the drummer continue on after losing a leg , Give them the chance and time and support to play again totally genuine
Joe Elliot drinking coffee out of a Def Leppard cup. That’s when you know you made it. I can’t believe these guys never crossed paths. Big fan of both of them and their bands. Awesome!
Love these guys. Joe Elliott is so humble and such a decent guy. I really admire the way the band stood by their drummer when he lost his arm in that awful accident; they waited for him to come back and encouraged him to do so when the doctors thought it was a pipe dream. They also stood behind Steve through his substance abuse. Great guys.
I used to be in radio biz. Met all the 80s bands backstage. Joe Elliott/Def Lep were highly memorable as the nicest/best backstage experience. The band had dinner for the guests -- and Joe was literally running around like a waiter. It was Hysteria tour and they were biggest band at the time. I dropped my fork so Joe jumped up and got me new one. Lol.
@SEZWAH why do some people (such as yourself) feel the need to force their own opinion on others? If that's your taste in music fine, but don't try to pass it as being generally valid cause it's not. It's only what your little mind can come up with and nothing else. (I say "little mind" not as an insult but in comparison with the vast collective one of the tens of millions of people who are still buying and loving the music of bands that you dismissed above)
I love seeing rock stars geek out over each other. Joe is a bonafide legend! He and his band wrote some of the best albums in rock history...and here he is interviewing another legend...whose band(s) have also written some of the best songs in rock history. I could listen to these two chat all day long.
Joe and Def Leopard are legends. People don't understand how big they are. They are bigger than Nirvana or the foos will ever be and that isn't a disrespect to those bands it's just how big they were
Yes! No disrespect to the bands that Def Leppard are touring with. I know it's a time thing. But, Def Leppard would be better experienced with The Foo Fighters, musically. I would actually drive 3 hours + for that! And pay out the ass.
This is one of the BEST interviews I seen! Two Humble men who know what they have and how fragile life and fame is! I can relate to all that - Enjoy it while it is there - it can all go away! Enjoy life like no tomorrow! Love these two! I would love to hear the stories these guys can tell!
@@thatmechanicguy1993 That is a great album. I cut my teeth on those songs. Before Phil there was Pete. It was definitely not as well produced as Hi and Dri but it was raw. I became an instant fan.
I love Leppard, Planet Rock and especially Joe. His show on Planet Rock 6pm Saturday nights is now the highlight of my weekend. Great to hear the mutual respect the chaps have.
This is totally epic. Joe is a walking encyclopedia of music. He’s a legend,he lived in England during one of England’s best decade for music the 70s…Sweet,Mott the Hoople to name a few Bless them
I saw, when I was in 8th grade, Queen opening for Mott the Hoople, 1974 or 75, at the St. Bernard Civic Auditorium in Louisiana. I remember it like it was yesterday.
How frigging awesome is this, 2 of my favorites meeting for the first time (unfortunately virtually), and on my 50th Birthday no less!! Love how Dave said he was having a super hero moment when they first started talking!!!
I can remember the summer of 1983 and walking with my friends to some random boys house and he wanted to show us/play for us, his new album he'd just bought. It was the first day I heard of Def Leppard, and the album was Pyromania. I'm 51 and remember that moment so vividly. 😊
Love and miss the 80's i was in my prime 20's for that era what a great buffet explosion of different music came out of that era! So cool to see these two guys talk together! Joe led the way with his band in the beginning of that time and Dave came to be at the end of it...great times!!!
Joe is the man......really enjoy how he interviews folks....he asks the right questions and knows how to guide it....add that to one of the best front men of all time. Dave is just awesome and these 2 would love to have them on for an hour......
I remember around Slang when Joe Elliot was saying Nirvana was the death of arena rock/ 80's rock.... But, this is soooo cool! Dave fangirling over Joe was soooooo freaking amazing.
Joe is still rocking at 62 years young! To think my first beer was in high school sitting in my friend's basement, playing cards, drinking Michelob, and listening to Def Leppard. That is about 39 years ago. Holy crap!!!
Yes that's a fact! Amazing how some people aren't aware of how big they were. Their album sales were ridiculous! Still IN MY OPINION the best band ever!!!!
Good old English and American banter ...our hearts still entwined in rock n roll ..We took the Blues from them ....then it came back to them ...through 70s ....we just love rock n roll ...its in our soul....it never dies...good stuff.
agree...Joe's songs were so big when I was a kid...one of those bands that were always on the radio or on at school dances or parties etc etc...then college was Dave's music
I unironically loved both Def Leppard and Nirvana in the early 1990s. That was a time when these two bands were supposed to be on opposite sides of the alleged war between "commercial" and "authentic" rock music. Never thought I'd live to see such public respect shown between members of the two camps. It's really great.
I've thought for a long time that music is almost like time travel. I hear certain songs and boom - I'm almost physically back in time. Those of us who grew up with this music were gifted with unforgettable, phenomenal life soundtracks 🎸
That is exactly how I remember things. When I hear a song I remember what I was doing the first time I heard it 😊. I remember hearing Hysteria the first time and where I was and what I was thinking!
Def Leppard was my first rock concert 1983 Pyromania... and the Foo's without question my favorite rock band over the last 20 years. So yea I like this.
45 yrs into trying to figure out how to make the dream happen, I truly enjoyed that interview. I was 17 in Houston just started my drumming career a cpl yrs earlier and I went to see Def Leppard on their first tour through the US. I remember feeling fairly jealous cause I was watching a 16 yr old drummer. The first drummer at any concert that was younger than me at the time lol. I still intend to cover a few songs off that first album and I've worked a fair amount on Foo fighters songs as well. What a fun video! Very cool! TY guys. I love ya. You'll both always be part of my drumming career as band influences. Long life to you both. I am the one they call....El Pablo :-)
Just two regular guy music fans. I love to see the good guys land on top and be able to continue doing what they love. We are better for it. Mad props to you two.
I've literally never heard Joe Elliot speak and I literally can't explain how impressed I am. Def Leppard was never my fave but I did see them in concert once (2005?) and can say they put on one helluva show.
@@FX-ep2ue That's like saying Beyonce has more stage presence than Aretha Franklin. David Crosby is the only musician that does not respect Eddie Van Halen and what he offered to the world of music.
@@DonByronDukeoftheArctic that's like saying nothing. My point is Nick's solos are more known to the average person than EVH. Just accept the reality of it. EVH will always be exceptional to any debate on style. But popularity by average radio listeners is with NG.
My only complaint is it was not long enough. Wish it was an hour long. Nice to see/hear two rock legends discuss their careers, songs, other rock bands, etc.
This is the rock n roll equivalent of, "this one time at band camp..." 21 minutes and not one question asked. Love that Joe's first album was Every Picture Tells a Story. Micky Waller's drumming on that album is legendary.
"..I need evidence!" 😂❤ THAT...THIS was EVERYTHING!!! BEST down-to-earth REAL clips I've ever seen! The mutual love & respect they have for each other ❤ & I soooo wanna be at the "Foo" concert Joe attends ❤🎶 Much love
@ghost mall Motley Crue look particularly silly, because they were supposed to be done 5-6 years ago. Vince Neil is in terrible shape and cannot sing live. The band can still play, but if you're going command that kind of money, you'd better be top notch. Genesis tickets to their Birmingham reunion show averaged $900 and Phil Collins is a shadow of his former self. It was really sad.
That would be sick, I thought that concert they did with taylor swift was really good & the addition of her vocals really made the songs. Just imagine the foos & leppard combining they're power on their songs 😯
Two amazing performers,and I've seen them with their bands multiple times."Never disappointed".I'll never forget when Def Leppard came back after Rick got injured Rick blew us away,that show was with Tesla.Also got to see the first time Foo Fighters toured in Boston,and have seen them 4 times since.Also covered both of these bands over the years☆☆☆
Joe is the man. They absolutely were in the NWOBHM movement with Saxon, Maiden,Those first three albums of Def Leppard are amazing. Doesn’t surprise me that Dave is a fan. love the Foo’s too & the respect he & they have for they’re hero’s great stuff, & its Brian Johnson birthday today Happy Birthday Brian
I helped a friend move from NY to Cleveland back in 1980 or 81. I think 80. The first night there we got something to eat and went to a huge club called the Agora Ballroom. I remember like it was yesterday.... A guy grabs a mic and says ... You ready to rock ? ..making their debut in the U.S....Def Leppard.... And I've been a huge fan ever since.
High n Dry, Pyromania, Hysteria..... man what a trilogy. Personally, thats also the order for me for my tastes, but its very, very rare for a band to followup a monster hit album, with a SUPERMASSIVE MONSTER album, that still holds some records (Hysteria).
I was 13 in 1983. My friends sister when to see DL play when they were in town and she got us Pyromania shirts. I had the black one and my buddy go the sleeveless British flag shirt and the shorts! I used to borrow them and I felt like a damn rock star! LOL
I was 13 at that time as well. You can't forget wearing a British flag bandanna around your neck and parachute/zipper pants to school. Oh yeah with the untied hi-top tennis shoes. What a great time to grow up!
Great conversation, Def Leppard used to practice in an industrial unit owned by my first employer when I was 17, I could hear them playing, I’m 57 now, love em, Richard ‘Rick’ Allen was in my English class at school 😀
How about Joe knowing and listening to Foo Fighters to the extent he listened to their new album noting the song "Waiting for War" is an all-time top 100 song to him?? Given for Joe's longevity in the industry, ridiculous range of influences..... from Bowie, Slade, Queen, Mott the Hopple, Rod Stewart, Black Sabbath, Zeppelin, T-Rex, Sweet, and all the bands he grew up lisetning to, playing with/alongside over 40+ years, etc. that is incredible compliment to the Dave and the Foo Fighters. That wasn't gratuitous pandering to Grohl in any way....truly genuine if you know Joe Elliott. It also says a ton about Joe as he continues to stay current, not just stay in his respective music "lane", and appreciate great music regardless from who/where it comes. Dave is crazy ass talented and Joe sincerely acknowledges it. Joe and Dave....a couple of the real giants in the industry - people and talent wise.
You know what mate? How great would it be to see these two on the same stage doing a cover of Sweets "action" or Bowies "suffragette city"? Actually how about both!
Amazing to think that these two had never met before this moment. We on the outside get this feeling that every rock star knows every other rock star, hang out for drinks together. Both two of the nicest people in the industry. Dave's generosity towards others in particular is legendary.
I saw Def Leppard in the round at the Omni in Atlanta (a LONG time ago) and FF in '19 in the old Braves stadium in Atlanta. Hands down the best two shows I've ever seen live. Legendary.
@ghost mall just because I don’t like one guy doesn’t make me bitter lol 😂 😂😂 I listened to Nirvana and FF when they were new and he never mentioned liking Def Leppard, Rush, disco music, etc
@@dan2007kohn considering Cobain liked Aerosmith and Kiss, it wouldn’t surprise me if he liked Def Leppard. To paraphrase Joe, “we didn’t mind the grunge movement. They weren’t out to end us but all the other bands that were copying us.”
I am 55, from Washington State, I remember my High School years, at 15 in Chehalis and Centralia Washington, Yard Bird's Store where Kurdt used to hang too...I have been around a long time, Def Leppard was my High School Experience! Every party, every kegger, every get together... was so very cool to see Nirvana's Drummer and Def Leppard Lead come together 40 years later.
Thanks Joe and Dave to share your conversation. I've been a fan of both for many years... Obviously a big fan of you both. Keep moving forward. Stay healthy and safe.
This is a great interview. Def Leopards' first 3 albums were superb, with my personal favorite track being the 79 EP version of "Getcha Rocks Off". And Dave Grohl? He was Nirvanas drummer, and good mates with the late, great Lemmy. That's cool as F in my book.
2 musical geniuses nerding out over their love for music.❤ Doesn’t get any better. I love them both and their incredible contributions. Long live Def Leppard, Foo Fighters and rock and roll🎸🎤🎶❤🤘🤘
Now's a good time for me to once again declare that "Hysteria" is the "OK Computer" of 80's rock. I'm not sure it gets the credit it deserves, even with it's massive popularity, for how incredibly creative it was.
I feel fortunate to watch two of my favorite rock stars having a conversation of their experiences. Pyromania and In Utero are two of my favorite albums.
One of the most underrated Albums from Def Leppard is On Through The Night , and when ever I played it while I was bartending People were always asking who is this? This Rocks!
GREAT interview with two of my favorite boys from two my all time favorite bands! Excited to hear the new Foo Album AND, I'm not a reader, but I'm eyeing that book!!
I bought Def Leppard 'On Through the Night' on cassette when I was a chap. I still love the drum solo followed by that cool guitar solo on Answer to the Master. Rick Allen was such a good drummer before he lost his arm. It took some balls to do what he did and stay playing. Fair play to him and the band.
Wow, how unexpected a pairing but this just proves how much of a class act Dave Grohl is with everyone! Always love hearing about Pat Smear being a big Lep fan too haha!
@Life Is Peachy - I haven't had the pleasure of meeting the guy, but a couple of friends of mine have, and both of them said that he is in fact absolutely for real and genuine in his enthusiasm for meeting people - and people who love music in particular. You've got to remember that he was only 25 when Kurt died and it's clear that it shook him to the core. Everything he's said and done since indicates that - for all his undoubted talent - he considers himself incredibly lucky to not only have come out the other side of it, but also to eventually achieve success in his own right. He's neither seeking attention nor "sucking up" - by all accounts he really does his best to be that positive and enthusiastic with everyone he meets, because he considers himself blessed to be in the position he's in (and he truly is a sucker for any music that rocks).
His book is OUTSTANDING and funny, when he flew out from Australia to go to her daddy daughter dance, you dads with daughters you can guess what happened, great book,
Remember going to a def Leppard concert. 1992. In East coast of Australia. Worth every cent. Wonderful concert. Love hopefully attent more in the future.
Never stopped kicking ass. Other bands in the 80s are in clubs now. These guys haven’t lost it. Which is amazing considering they used to drink like the guys in Motörhead.
Strange how at the time it was ‘grunge killed hair metal’, or ‘punk killed prog’, or ‘metal killed flower power’, but as the years go by you realise it was all just music and they all came from the same place, they just needed to find that space where their music was unique.
Joe Elliott is one of the most genuine dudes in rock music. No airs or graces. Legend.
Yes how many other bands would let the drummer continue on after losing a leg , Give them the chance and time and support to play again totally genuine
@@squamishfish
Even more impressive, lose an arm and keep going.
He’s my favorite singer. He’s amazing id did to meet him
@@wasntme9578 Lose an arm AND another band member and keep going.
Yep, a real blue collar guy with a real work ethic. That's hard to find these days.
I think Joe Elliot is such a proper gentleman, he is always so respectful to whoever is around him. Dave is one cool dude, what can you say?
Joe and Def Leppard still get it done live. Saw them in 2019, Albany NY. They basically rocked our faces off as if it was 1988. Awesome.
Joe sounds AMAZING.
Saw them un 88 in Rochester. Tesla opened. Great show
@@johndrews206 I have no doubt. It’s awesome you saw them with Steve Clark!
🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
@@ryanfulldark2775Yes! We will never forget Steve Clark! I was fortunate enough to see him play, too.
Joe Elliot drinking coffee out of a Def Leppard cup. That’s when you know you made it. I can’t believe these guys never crossed paths. Big fan of both of them and their bands. Awesome!
Love these guys. Joe Elliott is so humble and such a decent guy. I really admire the way the band stood by their drummer when he lost his arm in that awful accident; they waited for him to come back and encouraged him to do so when the doctors thought it was a pipe dream. They also stood behind Steve through his substance abuse. Great guys.
I used to be in radio biz. Met all the 80s bands backstage. Joe Elliott/Def Lep were highly memorable as the nicest/best backstage experience. The band had dinner for the guests -- and Joe was literally running around like a waiter. It was Hysteria tour and they were biggest band at the time. I dropped my fork so Joe jumped up and got me new one. Lol.
@Life Is Peachy Coke had nothing to do with it. I guess you wanna demean their good nature.
@@ZumaDogg Chill bro he's just sayin
@@jdeez69 I am chill. You chill. My comment remains. Don't be liddle Ms Comment butter inner. Be quiet.
I don’t think u seen every hair glam metal band I doubt that
Or not any candian bands
2 guys that live the life most of us as kids fantasized about and both still down to earth. Very cool.
These two are literally my favorite two people in music. HUGE Def Leppard fan, and HUGE Foo Fighters fan. Both of these guys are class acts.
Me too, & not surprising they like each other.
@SEZWAH huh??
@SEZWAH Ummmm.....clearly just blew up your credibility chump. Move on.
@SEZWAH Take your meds and go sit down
@SEZWAH why do some people (such as yourself) feel the need to force their own opinion on others? If that's your taste in music fine, but don't try to pass it as being generally valid cause it's not. It's only what your little mind can come up with and nothing else. (I say "little mind" not as an insult but in comparison with the vast collective one of the tens of millions of people who are still buying and loving the music of bands that you dismissed above)
I love how DG is not above nerding out over his heroes. You can see the “unbelieve-ability” in his face when Joe holds up his book.
He didn't know Joe Elliot was interviewing him about his new book for Planet Rock? Well that was lucky he was in then.
I love how authentic they both are.
I love seeing rock stars geek out over each other. Joe is a bonafide legend! He and his band wrote some of the best albums in rock history...and here he is interviewing another legend...whose band(s) have also written some of the best songs in rock history.
I could listen to these two chat all day long.
@SEZWAH and what is wrong with being a geek?
Joe and Def Leopard are legends. People don't understand how big they are. They are bigger than Nirvana or the foos will ever be and that isn't a disrespect to those bands it's just how big they were
Definitely needs to be a concert with both these bands together. Do it!
Yes!
Joe and Phil will be at the next Taylor Hawkins tribute in LA. I think September 23rd. So we might see these two on stage together.
Yes! No disrespect to the bands that Def Leppard are touring with. I know it's a time thing.
But, Def Leppard would be better experienced with The Foo Fighters, musically. I would actually drive 3 hours + for that! And pay out the ass.
I’d love that! I’ve seen both bands live,but together would be something I’d like to witness.
Dream come true!!🌈🦄
This is one of the BEST interviews I seen! Two Humble men who know what they have and how fragile life and fame is! I can relate to all that - Enjoy it while it is there - it can all go away! Enjoy life like no tomorrow! Love these two! I would love to hear the stories these guys can tell!
Dude. This just made me so goddamn happy -- seeing the two of them sincerely vibing and gushing -- I don't know what to do with myself.
Def Leppard was my very first concert (Hysteria Tour) and I've loved Foo Fighters since day one when they first began. Love both these guys! ❤
early Def Leppard is amazing...High And Dry, Pyromania, Hysteria...just fantastic records.
On through the night is the one that the thrash bands point to.
The first three and after that I'm done
on through the night and high and dry are amazing.
@@thatmechanicguy1993
That is a great album. I cut my teeth on those songs. Before Phil there was Pete. It was definitely not as well produced as Hi and Dri but it was raw. I became an instant fan.
Love Bites has one of the top 5 rock riffs of all time. ill die on that hill! lol
I love Leppard, Planet Rock and especially Joe. His show on Planet Rock 6pm Saturday nights is now the highlight of my weekend. Great to hear the mutual respect the chaps have.
Joe is an old soul. Solid, straight shooter and always has been wise beyond his years. A leader as well.
Both of them are so real. It's amazing how honest they both are
This is totally epic. Joe is a walking encyclopedia of music. He’s a legend,he lived in England during one of England’s best decade for music the 70s…Sweet,Mott the Hoople to name a few
Bless them
Joe loves Mott the Hoople. I’m pretty sure that’s his all-time favorite band.
I saw, when I was in 8th grade, Queen opening for Mott the Hoople, 1974 or 75, at the St. Bernard Civic Auditorium in Louisiana. I remember it like it was yesterday.
Some people hate on Dave & FF so badly, but he's seriously one of the most genuine people in music
Jealous little incels.
and very talented
How frigging awesome is this, 2 of my favorites meeting for the first time (unfortunately virtually), and on my 50th Birthday no less!! Love how Dave said he was having a super hero moment when they first started talking!!!
“ You Got Me Runnin “ is one of my all-time favorite songs of all time.
Love it!
I can remember the summer of 1983 and walking with my friends to some random boys house and he wanted to show us/play for us, his new album he'd just bought. It was the first day I heard of Def Leppard, and the album was Pyromania. I'm 51 and remember that moment so vividly. 😊
Love and miss the 80's i was in my prime 20's for that era what a great buffet explosion of different music came out of that era! So cool to see these two guys talk together! Joe led the way with his band in the beginning of that time and Dave came to be at the end of it...great times!!!
Same here, graduated high school
in 83 and loved Hagar, Van Halen,
Ozzy, ACDC, Judas Preist and
Ted Nugent!!!!
@@conrailfan6277 '81 for me so you know the playlist...
@@shoelessjoe1905 Yes, the best time
to grow up, 70s and 80s!!! The best
music and the best Hot Rods!!!!
I love how Dave is a fan of everyone. He literally is the real deal, fame does not break him.
Kurt, Krist, and Dave all grew up with bands like Lep. Later, it wasn't "cool" to admit it, but they did. They were a big deal in the 80s.
@@colico14 they still
are in most circles
He's so excited by every little thing & he appreciates every single person, except WB Poor Excuse For A CHURCH!
Would have been nice to see him keep the integrity Nirvana had as he continued in music.....
@SEZWAH Def Leppard is not hair metal. They are hard rock.
Two great musicians enjoying a honest conversation on line. I admire these two musicians.
Joe is the man......really enjoy how he interviews folks....he asks the right questions and knows how to guide it....add that to one of the best front men of all time. Dave is just awesome and these 2 would love to have them on for an hour......
Def Leppard held their first ever gig in the dining room of my old school Westfield Comprehensive, Sheffield the year after I left !
I remember around Slang when Joe Elliot was saying Nirvana was the death of arena rock/ 80's rock....
But, this is soooo cool! Dave fangirling over Joe was soooooo freaking amazing.
I love how much Dave respects and loves rock heroes!
It’s so comforting to read through a comment section with as many music nerds as me
Joe is still rocking at 62 years young! To think my first beer was in high school sitting in my friend's basement, playing cards, drinking Michelob, and listening to Def Leppard. That is about 39 years ago. Holy crap!!!
62!!!!!! It’s crazy how time has flown by
I don’t want it to ever end either. Thanks for making such amazing music both Def Leopard and Foo Fighters.
There was NO band bigger than Def in the early to mid 80s! This includes Van Halen, Bon Jovi, Motley...ANYONE. Def ruled the radio and MTV.
In your opinion
Yes that's a fact! Amazing how some people aren't aware of how big they were. Their album sales were ridiculous! Still IN MY OPINION the best band ever!!!!
@@leighannedearingsilva6112
Except for Journey. And I'm sure there are others. I just can't recall them right now They were good.
They were actually bigger in the middle to late 80's when pour some sugar on me was still being played 24/7 on MTV
@@fuzznutz7182 Not opinion.. Def Leppard was the biggest band for radio play and MTV and concert and album sales. Its just a fact!
Good old English and American banter ...our hearts still entwined in rock n roll ..We took the Blues from them ....then it came back to them ...through 70s ....we just love rock n roll ...its in our soul....it never dies...good stuff.
Joe is such a good dude. It's insane to think of all the amazing songs he has brought us over the years. Same with Dave too.
agree...Joe's songs were so big when I was a kid...one of those bands that were always on the radio or on at school dances or parties etc etc...then college was Dave's music
You obviously don’t know him too well. Lol used to get drunk and beat the shit out of his gfs. Lol great guy.!!!!!
@@dusdincobain1191 that wasn’t Joe that you’re thinking of.
@@quidinqui33 uh yes it was. Lol look it up
@@dusdincobain1191 no it wasn't.
I unironically loved both Def Leppard and Nirvana in the early 1990s. That was a time when these two bands were supposed to be on opposite sides of the alleged war between "commercial" and "authentic" rock music. Never thought I'd live to see such public respect shown between members of the two camps. It's really great.
I've thought for a long time that music is almost like time travel. I hear certain songs and boom - I'm almost physically back in time. Those of us who grew up with this music were gifted with unforgettable, phenomenal life soundtracks 🎸
One of the best interviews! My favorite lead singer Joe Elliott interviewing Dave Grohl is like 20 years in the making!
omg this interview was too short. what an absolute delight this was.
That is exactly how I remember things. When I hear a song I remember what I was doing the first time I heard it 😊. I remember hearing Hysteria the first time and where I was and what I was thinking!
High and Dry .....killer album......love Dave too
Massive Def Leppard fan here, loved Joe and Dave's interaction!
I’ve been to 18 Def Leppard shows. Not one has disappointed.
Def Leppard was my first rock concert 1983 Pyromania... and the Foo's without question my favorite rock band over the last 20 years. So yea I like this.
I saw that tour. Last minute decision, only seats available were behind the stage.....for $10!
These 2 guys have brought so much joy and happiness to my world over so many decades.
I love these two ! They both have grown up in their own ways this interview was amazing !
45 yrs into trying to figure out how to make the dream happen, I truly enjoyed that interview. I was 17 in Houston just started my drumming career a cpl yrs earlier and I went to see Def Leppard on their first tour through the US. I remember feeling fairly jealous cause I was watching a 16 yr old drummer. The first drummer at any concert that was younger than me at the time lol. I still intend to cover a few songs off that first album and I've worked a fair amount on Foo fighters songs as well. What a fun video! Very cool! TY guys. I love ya. You'll both always be part of my drumming career as band influences. Long life to you both. I am the one they call....El Pablo :-)
Just two regular guy music fans. I love to see the good guys land on top and be able to continue doing what they love. We are better for it. Mad props to you two.
Joe Elliott talking about Pete Townshend is my youth coming full circle. Brilliant interview.
I've literally never heard Joe Elliot speak and I literally can't explain how impressed I am. Def Leppard was never my fave but I did see them in concert once (2005?) and can say they put on one helluva show.
ONE song John Hamler - Hysteria th-cam.com/video/jaiaaar88EM/w-d-xo.html
More solos on radio than Van Halen....just sayin'
@@FX-ep2ue That's like saying Beyonce has more stage presence than Aretha Franklin.
David Crosby is the only musician that does not respect Eddie Van Halen and what he offered to the world of music.
@@DonByronDukeoftheArctic that's like saying nothing. My point is Nick's solos are more known to the average person than EVH. Just accept the reality of it. EVH will always be exceptional to any debate on style. But popularity by average radio listeners is with NG.
@@FX-ep2ue Ahaha. OK. Music man. EVH will be remembered LONG after this "Nick," you speak of, dissolves into the shadows of the past.
The two very nicest and coolest guys in the music business.
My only complaint is it was not long enough. Wish it was an hour long. Nice to see/hear two rock legends discuss their careers, songs, other rock bands, etc.
This is the rock n roll equivalent of, "this one time at band camp..." 21 minutes and not one question asked. Love that Joe's first album was Every Picture Tells a Story. Micky Waller's drumming on that album is legendary.
Kenny Jones ... "I'm Losing You". Uncredited.
Hahaha!!! Totally
"..I need evidence!" 😂❤ THAT...THIS was EVERYTHING!!! BEST down-to-earth REAL clips I've ever seen! The mutual love & respect they have for each other ❤ & I soooo wanna be at the "Foo" concert Joe attends ❤🎶 Much love
It was a great talk between them two. I think it would be great to see a Def Leppard and Foo Fighters tour.
@ghost mall Motley Crue look particularly silly, because they were supposed to be done 5-6 years ago. Vince Neil is in terrible shape and cannot sing live. The band can still play, but if you're going command that kind of money, you'd better be top notch. Genesis tickets to their Birmingham reunion show averaged $900 and Phil Collins is a shadow of his former self. It was really sad.
That would be sick, I thought that concert they did with taylor swift was really good & the addition of her vocals really made the songs. Just imagine the foos & leppard combining they're power on their songs 😯
Yeah much better than Crue . And Poison just sucked ass in the 80s and are even worse now 🙃
@ghost mallSorry man I was just sayin that Brett Michael's wears a wig
@ghost mall indeed
I LOVE Def Leppard! I LOVE Foo Fighters! This interview did not disappoint! Joe is a great interviewer!
It’s surprising to most that queen and Def Leppard where major influences of Thrash. It’s not surprising that Dave is geeking out.
Two amazing performers,and I've seen them with their bands multiple times."Never disappointed".I'll never forget when Def Leppard came back after Rick got injured Rick blew us away,that show was with Tesla.Also got to see the first time Foo Fighters toured in Boston,and have seen them 4 times since.Also covered both of these bands over the years☆☆☆
Joe is the man. They absolutely were in the NWOBHM movement with Saxon, Maiden,Those first three albums of Def Leppard are amazing. Doesn’t surprise me that Dave is a fan. love the Foo’s too & the respect he & they have for they’re hero’s great stuff, & its Brian Johnson birthday today Happy Birthday Brian
I helped a friend move from NY to Cleveland back in 1980 or 81. I think 80. The first night there we got something to eat and went to a huge club called the Agora Ballroom.
I remember like it was yesterday....
A guy grabs a mic and says ...
You ready to rock ? ..making their debut in the U.S....Def Leppard....
And I've been a huge fan ever since.
LOL ya okay buddy....
High n Dry, Pyromania, Hysteria..... man what a trilogy. Personally, thats also the order for me for my tastes, but its very, very rare for a band to followup a monster hit album, with a SUPERMASSIVE MONSTER album, that still holds some records (Hysteria).
I was 12 in 1983. All I ever wanted were the Def Leppard British flag shorts
I was 15 in 1983, and I had the hat. I was so excited to buy that thing!
I was 12 in 1983.. got Pyromania on cassette. birthday present from my grandma. I had the Brit flag tank top . wore it with such pride..
Lol I had the sleeveless t-shirt version. Wore that sucker out.
I was 13 in 1983. My friends sister when to see DL play when they were in town and she got us Pyromania shirts. I had the black one and my buddy go the sleeveless British flag shirt and the shorts! I used to borrow them and I felt like a damn rock star! LOL
I was 13 at that time as well. You can't forget wearing a British flag bandanna around your neck and parachute/zipper pants to school. Oh yeah with the untied hi-top tennis shoes. What a great time to grow up!
This was very cool to watch and to see these two together chatting away. I love the fact Joe hasn't lost his Sheffield accent 😍
You can't take that accent away.... it sounds brilliant.
I do the same thing, remembering times by the music. The music "cements" the imagery of the event in my mind. Totally get it.
2 honest people interviewing each other. Not common nowadays.
Joe knows his stuff!!! good to see him in a Clash shirt too, looking great mate!
I was a huge Def Leppard fan when i was 12. As much as a 12 year old can be. They were huge back in the day.
Great conversation, Def Leppard used to practice in an industrial unit owned by my first employer when I was 17, I could hear them playing, I’m 57 now, love em, Richard ‘Rick’ Allen was in my English class at school 😀
How about Joe knowing and listening to Foo Fighters to the extent he listened to their new album noting the song "Waiting for War" is an all-time top 100 song to him?? Given for Joe's longevity in the industry, ridiculous range of influences..... from Bowie, Slade, Queen, Mott the Hopple, Rod Stewart, Black Sabbath, Zeppelin, T-Rex, Sweet, and all the bands he grew up lisetning to, playing with/alongside over 40+ years, etc. that is incredible compliment to the Dave and the Foo Fighters. That wasn't gratuitous pandering to Grohl in any way....truly genuine if you know Joe Elliott. It also says a ton about Joe as he continues to stay current, not just stay in his respective music "lane", and appreciate great music regardless from who/where it comes. Dave is crazy ass talented and Joe sincerely acknowledges it. Joe and Dave....a couple of the real giants in the industry - people and talent wise.
You know what mate? How great would it be to see these two on the same stage doing a cover of Sweets "action" or Bowies "suffragette city"? Actually how about both!
@@sambrooks7862 brilliant...that would be a unique and amazing experience for sure!
Amazing to think that these two had never met before this moment. We on the outside get this feeling that every rock star knows every other rock star, hang out for drinks together. Both two of the nicest people in the industry. Dave's generosity towards others in particular is legendary.
This has to be the most heartwarming thing I’ve seen in a long time! Love them both so much 💜
I saw Def Leppard in the round at the Omni in Atlanta (a LONG time ago) and FF in '19 in the old Braves stadium in Atlanta. Hands down the best two shows I've ever seen live. Legendary.
Dave has his mind blown everytime he ''meets'' anybody who was ever in a band, cause every band literally changed his life.
They changed our lives too.
@Life Is Peachy Kurt probably would have hit him with his guitar if he said he liked Def Leppard back then 😂
@ghost mall just because I don’t like one guy doesn’t make me bitter lol 😂 😂😂
I listened to Nirvana and FF when they were new and he never mentioned liking Def Leppard, Rush, disco music, etc
Dave probably wasn’t a Def Leppard fan, but that’s okay. In the end, we all end up on the same scrap heap.
@@dan2007kohn considering Cobain liked Aerosmith and Kiss, it wouldn’t surprise me if he liked Def Leppard. To paraphrase Joe, “we didn’t mind the grunge movement. They weren’t out to end us but all the other bands that were copying us.”
I am 55, from Washington State, I remember my High School years, at 15 in Chehalis and Centralia Washington, Yard Bird's Store where Kurdt used to hang too...I have been around a long time, Def Leppard was my High School Experience! Every party, every kegger, every get together... was so very cool to see Nirvana's Drummer and Def Leppard Lead come together 40 years later.
Thanks Joe and Dave to share your conversation. I've been a fan of both for many years... Obviously a big fan of you both. Keep moving forward. Stay healthy and safe.
Two absolute heroes, I was at the Sheffield show that Joe mentioned and it was amazing
two legends just being brilliant human beings. Makes me just want to hang out with both those guys and just enjoy the good vibes.
The best book of 2021. Cried, laughed, and cried again in a binge read of pure joy. Oh, and bought the Audible release…amazing!
Foo Fighter are amazing live. One of the best concerts I've ever seen.
Foos live is the very Best,in my opinion. I’m 67 now. I have no idea how many concerts I’ve seen throughout my life. Foos are the best!
both humble gents.
thanks for the memories!
here’s too future escapades
for both bands🤘🏻✌🏻🇦🇺
This is a great interview. Def Leopards' first 3 albums were superb, with my personal favorite track being the 79 EP version of "Getcha Rocks Off". And Dave Grohl? He was Nirvanas drummer, and good mates with the late, great Lemmy. That's cool as F in my book.
2 musical geniuses nerding out over their love for music.❤
Doesn’t get any better. I love them both and their incredible contributions.
Long live Def Leppard, Foo Fighters and rock and roll🎸🎤🎶❤🤘🤘
I'm retired now and listen to Def Leppard every day. Foo Fighters good also.
These two guys are from two of the best live bands on the planet I can vouch for that havnig seen them both multiple times.
Now's a good time for me to once again declare that "Hysteria" is the "OK Computer" of 80's rock. I'm not sure it gets the credit it deserves, even with it's massive popularity, for how incredibly creative it was.
You are correct
@@cubpernicus I wonder if anyone has told the Def Lep guys anything along these lines? :)
That’s a comparison I never expected but you’re totally right
I feel fortunate to watch two of my favorite rock stars having a conversation of their experiences. Pyromania and In Utero are two of my favorite albums.
One of the most underrated Albums from Def Leppard is On Through The Night , and when ever I played it while I was bartending People were always asking who is this? This Rocks!
GREAT interview with two of my favorite boys from two my all time favorite bands! Excited to hear the new Foo Album AND, I'm not a reader, but I'm eyeing that book!!
I bought Def Leppard 'On Through the Night' on cassette when I was a chap.
I still love the drum solo followed by that cool guitar solo on Answer to the Master.
Rick Allen was such a good drummer before he lost his arm.
It took some balls to do what he did and stay playing. Fair play to him and the band.
Love that song. Never saw or heard anyone else mention it before! Awesome
One of the best interviews, 2 of my favorite musicians. Just awesome
Two of the most humble Kats in the biz.
You guys have been a band for 26 years… we’ve been a band for 42 ….
Let that sink in😮❤🤘
I can't decide which of those statistics makes me feel older.
Wow, how unexpected a pairing but this just proves how much of a class act Dave Grohl is with everyone! Always love hearing about Pat Smear being a big Lep fan too haha!
@Life Is Peachy is there anyone he won’t suck up to?? 🙄
@six pence Took them where?
took them out? Def Leppard is still filling up stadiums and they continued to record and tour, grunge or not
@Life Is Peachy - I haven't had the pleasure of meeting the guy, but a couple of friends of mine have, and both of them said that he is in fact absolutely for real and genuine in his enthusiasm for meeting people - and people who love music in particular. You've got to remember that he was only 25 when Kurt died and it's clear that it shook him to the core. Everything he's said and done since indicates that - for all his undoubted talent - he considers himself incredibly lucky to not only have come out the other side of it, but also to eventually achieve success in his own right.
He's neither seeking attention nor "sucking up" - by all accounts he really does his best to be that positive and enthusiastic with everyone he meets, because he considers himself blessed to be in the position he's in (and he truly is a sucker for any music that rocks).
What's up bwm5150? Love your videos dude!
His book is OUTSTANDING and funny, when he flew out from Australia to go to her daddy daughter dance, you dads with daughters you can guess what happened, great book,
Remember going to a def Leppard concert. 1992. In East coast of Australia. Worth every cent. Wonderful concert. Love hopefully attent more in the future.
Never stopped kicking ass. Other bands in the 80s are in clubs now. These guys haven’t lost it. Which is amazing considering they used to drink like the guys in Motörhead.
This is the best rock and roll interview camaraderie of ever f****** seen and I cried a couple times this kind of s*** gives me hope
Strange how at the time it was ‘grunge killed hair metal’, or ‘punk killed prog’, or ‘metal killed flower power’, but as the years go by you realise it was all just music and they all came from the same place, they just needed to find that space where their music was unique.
2 of my heroes just having a chat - how cool is that?!?
Glad to hear Joe is a fan of Slade..Noddy Holder was the man back in the early 70’s… “ Babbi Babbi Babbi! “ lol
I loved Dave’s book. He narrates it perfectly as well