The kid jumping off his chair at 9:08 wearing a Broncos hat and holding a poster? That's me! I was 17 then and 52 now. Feels like yesterday. Fun fact: Def Leppard played "Sugar" twice that night at McNichols Arena in Denver because they were trying to get as much footage as possible for the music video. When Joe Elliott introduced the song the second time, he said, "Just go crazy again as if you're hearing it for the first time."
It took me a few tries, but I think I got it. I was looking for a rectangular poster, then figured it's a rolled up poster. That's awesome. I would have loved to have been there. Cherished memories forever. Lucky bastard.
Def Leppard is one of my favorites. Not only is their music great, but the fact that the rest of the band stood by their friend while he recovered from the trauma of losing an arm and nearly his life. They also encouraged and supported his efforts to relearn to drum missing an arm. Lots of bands out there that would have dropped him and gone on with a new member.
This is still, in my opinion, the most perfectly produced album ever recorded. Even if the songs aren't entirely your cup of tea, the production is a work of art in and of itself! Turn the lights of, put the headphones on. Sit back and feel the production.
The fact that they're still putting on killer shows 35 years after this video came out shows just how talented they are as musicians and as entertainers.
@@cmc5394oparva Annoyingly that is one of the things people critique them for. I've read reviews saying "a 2 hour show that sounds just like the albums" like its a bad thing to not have to mix stuff a million times to make albums sound great. Leppard sound fantastic live even after all this time and all the health issues the bad has had.
As has already been said, the brilliant Steve Clark on lead guitar, main songwriter and soul of this band. Way underrated but never forgotten by so many and always loved. Miss you Steve 💔
"Do you ever feel sad when it's ended?" Yes - for both the song, and for that time in my life. Thank you for your reaction to bring back a little bit of both!
The last time I seen them was 2008 I believe. They had no opening band just them and they played nonstop from 7:30 to 11:30 and played every song they ever recorded. The BEST concert I have seen to this day! Absolutely electrifying! Will always be a fan! ❤
Saw the last Saturday for the first time ever live, and absolutely loved the show the energy they still bring to the stage after all those years. Phenomenal band.
This tour was my first concert ever, in 1987. Tesla opened for them (another band with an extremely unique vocalist in Jeff Keith). And while they don't sound exactly the same now, and have dropped down a key on a lot of songs they perform live, believe me when I tell you this is EXACTLY how they sounded on tour in 1987. The vocal harmonies are always exquisite on their studio recordings but they are equally exceptional live. You can watch this entire concert video for yourself.
Saw them about a decade ago and it was such an amazing concert, they really sound on stage exactly like on the recordings. Fantastic group, amazing performance and the energy was over the top. Love these guys.
I had the privilege of seeing them twice Once in Duluth MN and once in Toronto ON both times they killed it! I used to listen to the pyromania LP every morning before school. I have that album memorized.
One of the truly great bands of all time..the fact they are still together into their (for the most part) 60's is incredible! And still making great music too..their latest album, Diamond Star Halos is really excellent. They cuuld have retired long ago and been fine but are still together for the true craft of their music. An excellent group of guys too.. I'm so glad you are into this! Keep the flame alive!
I am shocked it took you this long to react to anything from Def Leppard lol! One of the Greatest bands and live shows hands down. I've seen them live now 4 times and they never disappoint!
There you are. Great to see you as always. That voice... I am smiling again. Hehehe... Love this song. Being a drummer it was very important for me at the time this song came out to make sure I had this song down to perfection. There were many teeth gritting hours making sure everything was perfect. I think my roommates hated me by the time I was done. Lol
Fan fact . Rick Allen the drummer of Def Leppard lost his arm due to a accident. The drums were made specially for him in order to play with one hand . The band never ditched him for losing his hand .
Hearing an absolute ANTHEM like this just makes me remember what music can really achieve. Like a lot of times I’ll almost have to convince myself that a song is good, then I hear something like and I’m just in awe.
First time poster, but a long time lurker. Def Leppard were the first band I ever listened to. Started me on the path of being a musician many moons ago. The whole “Hysteria” album is incredible. Despite me listening to much much heavier music, that album is still my yardstick. Very happy to have watched this RVA 😊
This album was a long time in the making. First album since the drummer's car accident and they brought in Robert "Mutt" Lange to produce and he really pushed these guys towards perfection. There was a lot of stories about how tough he was on them.
My daughter, back about 15 years ago saw these guys along with Foreigner and Cheap Trick. During the show I get a text from her "Dude, the drummer only has one arm. I want to have one arm", teenagers. 😂
Best period of music and concerts ever! I'm glad I was able to live through this era and see my hero's live! Never again will there ever be a period so fun powerful and exciting. So sad
My God thank you for this. my above all favorite band. this version of the band was unmatched. Harmonized vocals co opting with harmonized guitars is their sound. especially the ballads. Man its so damn good. please react to more of them!
I've quite often watched this concert video after video, and every time I marvel at the 'choreography' of the performance in the round. Nearly every second there are two performers on each side, and one each will cross over at about the same time. In addition to what looked to be an amazing concert, it looks like it was also an amazing 'show.'
The first time I saw Def Leppard was back when I was way back in high school. It was such a fun, energetic concert to go to. The laser light show they put on looks great in person, especially during the guitar solo of Pour Some Sugar On Me. Oh nostaglia!
She's back with some hair metal/rock! Great to see you again! This was a great song from a great comeback album, memorable for so many reasons. The simple drums and percussive guitar parts, provocative lyrics, and sing-along chorus just make it so simply wonderful. Great to see live as well, but just a kick-booty album, perfect for its time, and sounds great still today.
So rumor has it that when they recorded vocals for this album, each band memeber used an ADAT, 8 track digital recorder from the 80s and 90s, and recorded each vocal track 8 times. Mutt Lange, the profucer, used this technique to come up with the HUGE vocal sounds.
ROCK ON!!! DEF LEPPARD!! I was well a bit younger when this song came out and it was everywhere! If memory serves they filmed this in Denver Colorado. KEEP EM COMING REEBBECCAA!!! :)
10:55 As far as the stage set-up, they'd used, this was the set-up that Def Leppard used throughout the whole Hysteria tour, they'd referred to this set-up as "Playing In The Round" because the stage was set-up to where there was essentially 4 front rows of seating for the fans, and Rick Allen's drum kit was set-up in the center of the stage and was rotating on a turntable
Def Leppard’s backing vocals have always been one of my favorite things about them. The guitarists and bassist do them. They can all sing well. Love or hate Def Leppard they’re still hugely successful and headline their own tours each year. They carry many big names from their era on their tours. Hysteria is such an incredible album. Love that we’re starting to see backing vocals increasingly used in metalcore bands live performances (Beartooth comes to mind). Also look up The Ghost Inside’s drummer Andrew Tkaczyk. He lost his leg above the knee in a tour bus accident the band was in when it collided head on with an 18 wheeler. Their story is incredible and after 3 1/2 years of recovery he and the band returned.
As I recollect, a lot of the inflection in vocals was directed by Mutt. That, and he also provided some of the higher backing vocals on the album (as he did on Bryan Adams and Shania Twain records he produced). Read somewhere, that until a certain Irishman (Vivian Campbell) joined the band, they were missing a bit of that high pitch backing vocal live. 🤔
This is the 1st song they recorded after the drummer lost an arm, plus the funny thing is they consider themselves pop music not rock/metal. As always much love and respect Rebecca. You're awesome 🌹
Hearing them in concert in '88 and then again in 2011, the lead singer was able to sing out side his range all those years and still keep his voice somehow
I'm gonna comment again Instead of editing previous comment lol, but thank you so much for making my day with this!! It's awesome seeing you discover the sound that made me love them. but the entire band is capable of switching roles in the band and still sound that good. Also the concert footage in the video is from the hysteria in the round tour. In the round means 4 front rows, rotating stage, drums in the middle. So all of the audience got front row at some point during the show. love them. That sound is distinctive to them.
Beyond the musical aspect of this band, what does is say about a band who stuck with their drummer who lost an entire arm ?! That’s beyond love and friendship.
Kids today doing their reactions, it's fun to watch. It was more fun being there. Here's a little history, they wanted to sing to the audience in 360 degrees, which is why the drum set is rotating, they were one of the first bands to do this, which of course would allow for more people to attend.
Cool. About time someone reviewed/reacted to a good, classic rock band. Many of my favorite "reactors" have chosen non-fun music lately. Gotta love the Def!
When everyone tried lumping Def Leppard into the whole hairdand category, Joe Elliott always had the best response. We are a band and yes, we have hair. I been a fan since the On Thru the night album and never once considered them hair metal. R.I.P STEVE CLARK!!!!
Si ya lo había dicho Elliot en una ocasión,que no se consideraba una banda de glam,ni de air metal ,mucho menos heavy ....solo tocan rock and rollo ,....sonido Leppard👌🏼
They were certainly at their peak at this time in the late 80's with the late, great Steve Clark (long blonde hair) on co-lead guitar. Would you ever fancy doing an analysis on another song from this 'In The Round' concert? Bringin' on the Heartbreak. It's got something of everything. The song is broken into 3 stages and builds from an acoustic intro into a huge ending.. That, 'Stagefright' and 'Die Hard the Hunter' are knockout on this gig. 'Pour Some Sugar on Me' is very poppy...
I was fortunate enough to see them on their first American tour; they opened for Blackfoot at Memorial Hall in Kansas City -way WAY back. You could tell they were going to become a force to be reckoned with in the Rock world of the future...some of the greatest tunes of the last half-century!
Love this band it was the first band I saw live and also noice to see people still reacting to them even today. Good job, O also I think if you haven't already reacted to an amaranthe song called amaranthine
Hi Rebecca! I've been following you for a little while and want to thank you for listening/reacting/analyzing this... Def Leppard has been my absolutely favorite since I first heard Hysteria (junior high school for me) and I would really love to hear your reaction/analysis of Love Bites. Fan from Texas.
One of the ultimate 80's arena rock songs out there. These kinds of shows and this music has long left the gene pool of today's computer assisted crap that's put out today. I was born in the sixties and music like this was what I grew up with. Lots more great music from this group out there Rebecca like Rock of Ages and Photograph. 🤘🎸🔈
We still had Steven Clarke at this time . This was filmed in Denver Colorado . I didn’t make it damn.. it was live in the round . The stage was in the middle of the venue and rotated so everyone was in the front row . This was ia revolutionary idea . Love your channel!!
80s was the best time for energy music . Remember Mutt Lange produced this masterpiece. I'M 53 NOW IN 1987 I was 17 best time of my life and still jam to this.
Hello there Queen of song & musical disection! I've missed you! Def Leppard is, arguably, one of the first Rock & Roll/Metal bands I ever heard ("Rock of Ages" from Pyromania). The band had set the bar HIGH with that release and then proceeded to double those sales (~24,000,000). It always gives me a thrill when you really get your musical soul into a tune...it's such fun to watch you! You should anylize more songs of a heavier nature (because you always seem to get such a kick from them!) And next time you feel a sadness when the song ends, just press REPLAY! cause I don't want you to be sad. love ya lots
SAw them live when I was a Freshman in highschool Fall of 1986. SAw AC DC the next year, then David Lee Roth the following, Bad Company, whitesnake, poison, Damn Yankees, PRince, Three doors down, The Eagles, Elton John Billy Joel TWICE, Tracey Chapman, Dave Mathews Band, and too many I have forgotten...
The concert that this video was shot at is on TH-cam fully. I highly recommend watching it if you enjoyed this, they are just incredible live. And as a Vocal Teacher person you’d love it
Steve Clark, not Vivian Campbell, was still alive when this song was written. it still shocks me that so many info sites leave him out of it entirely. He was in this video, not Vivian :)
saw def lep my junior year in 1979, the roadies were cruising the crowd looking for girls to go backstage "to meet the band" i asked one if there were any roadie jobs available, he asked how old i was i said 17 he said you'd be better off finishing high school and work or go to JC school, that roadies are all hooked on alcohol, drugs and tobacco, and eat terrible , he asked if my girlfriend wanted to meet the band i said not a chance she only blows me, they are rowdy and loud in concert great show
The kid jumping off his chair at 9:08 wearing a Broncos hat and holding a poster? That's me! I was 17 then and 52 now. Feels like yesterday. Fun fact: Def Leppard played "Sugar" twice that night at McNichols Arena in Denver because they were trying to get as much footage as possible for the music video. When Joe Elliott introduced the song the second time, he said, "Just go crazy again as if you're hearing it for the first time."
Kenny, you legend!
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Great story! Thanks for sharing
Dude thats awesome. I couldn't imagine being part of such an iconic video.
It took me a few tries, but I think I got it. I was looking for a rectangular poster, then figured it's a rolled up poster. That's awesome. I would have loved to have been there. Cherished memories forever. Lucky bastard.
Saw them in Atlanta at the Omni in 87. I wasn't near as close to the stage as you were. lol
RIP Steve Clark (1960-1991) a great guitar player. Thank you Rebecca reacting to one my favourit rock group.❤😻❤ Lots of love and lots of hugs
Def Leppard is one of my favorites. Not only is their music great, but the fact that the rest of the band stood by their friend while he recovered from the trauma of losing an arm and nearly his life. They also encouraged and supported his efforts to relearn to drum missing an arm. Lots of bands out there that would have dropped him and gone on with a new member.
What's as amazing as Rick Allen's dedication to learning to play the drums all over again was his loyal bandmates sticking with him.
Any band who can get multiple generations rocking out to their music, is a band who have 'it' 😂 Def Leopard are one of them 👌
Def Leppard and Zeppelin are the only two rock bands to have back to back diamond albums (10 million albums sold). They were doing something right.
Or they had the right connections. lol
This is still, in my opinion, the most perfectly produced album ever recorded. Even if the songs aren't entirely your cup of tea, the production is a work of art in and of itself!
Turn the lights of, put the headphones on.
Sit back and feel the production.
People critique these guys very unfairly. Like them or not, any band who can get that many people dancing HAS to be respected.
The fact that they're still putting on killer shows 35 years after this video came out shows just how talented they are as musicians and as entertainers.
@@cmc5394oparva Absolutely.
𝑫𝒆𝒇 𝑳𝒆𝒑𝒑𝒂𝒓𝒅 𝒂𝒓𝒆 𝒍𝒆𝒈𝒆𝒏𝒅 𝒊𝒄𝒐𝒏𝒔 ❤
They were certainly great at the lane on Monday along with Motley crue
@@cmc5394oparva Annoyingly that is one of the things people critique them for. I've read reviews saying "a 2 hour show that sounds just like the albums" like its a bad thing to not have to mix stuff a million times to make albums sound great. Leppard sound fantastic live even after all this time and all the health issues the bad has had.
As has already been said, the brilliant Steve Clark on lead guitar, main songwriter and soul of this band. Way underrated but never forgotten by so many and always loved. Miss you Steve 💔
"Do you ever feel sad when it's ended?"
Yes - for both the song, and for that time in my life.
Thank you for your reaction to bring back a little bit of both!
The last time I seen them was 2008 I believe. They had no opening band just them and they played nonstop from 7:30 to 11:30 and played every song they ever recorded. The BEST concert I have seen to this day! Absolutely electrifying! Will always be a fan! ❤
Saw the last Saturday for the first time ever live, and absolutely loved the show the energy they still bring to the stage after all those years. Phenomenal band.
This tour was my first concert ever, in 1987. Tesla opened for them (another band with an extremely unique vocalist in Jeff Keith). And while they don't sound exactly the same now, and have dropped down a key on a lot of songs they perform live, believe me when I tell you this is EXACTLY how they sounded on tour in 1987. The vocal harmonies are always exquisite on their studio recordings but they are equally exceptional live. You can watch this entire concert video for yourself.
This tour was indeed my first ever gig waaay back in 88 and yes that light show was absolutely top notch.
Saw them about a decade ago and it was such an amazing concert, they really sound on stage exactly like on the recordings. Fantastic group, amazing performance and the energy was over the top. Love these guys.
I had the privilege of seeing them twice
Once in Duluth MN and once in Toronto ON both times they killed it!
I used to listen to the pyromania LP every morning before school. I have that album memorized.
@@poopsebeb I discovered them first in -87 with the Hysteria album, have loved them ever since.
One of the truly great bands of all time..the fact they are still together into their (for the most part) 60's is incredible! And still making great music too..their latest album, Diamond Star Halos is really excellent. They cuuld have retired long ago and been fine but are still together for the true craft of their music. An excellent group of guys too.. I'm so glad you are into this! Keep the flame alive!
I am shocked it took you this long to react to anything from Def Leppard lol! One of the Greatest bands and live shows hands down. I've seen them live now 4 times and they never disappoint!
There you are. Great to see you as always. That voice... I am smiling again. Hehehe... Love this song. Being a drummer it was very important for me at the time this song came out to make sure I had this song down to perfection. There were many teeth gritting hours making sure everything was perfect. I think my roommates hated me by the time I was done. Lol
Fan fact . Rick Allen the drummer of Def Leppard lost his arm due to a accident. The drums were made specially for him in order to play with one hand . The band never ditched him for losing his hand .
Saw them live last year. They still sound amazing.
That’s their incredible ‘gang vocal’ in the chorus - love it!! 🫶🤟
Hearing an absolute ANTHEM like this just makes me remember what music can really achieve. Like a lot of times I’ll almost have to convince myself that a song is good, then I hear something like and I’m just in awe.
First time poster, but a long time lurker. Def Leppard were the first band I ever listened to. Started me on the path of being a musician many moons ago. The whole “Hysteria” album is incredible. Despite me listening to much much heavier music, that album is still my yardstick. Very happy to have watched this RVA 😊
Saw these guys live in Brisbane over 10 years ago and were still awesome live! Classic 80's rock!
One of my favorite groups. Great to see you again Rebecca. Gorgeous as always.
This album was a long time in the making. First album since the drummer's car accident and they brought in Robert "Mutt" Lange to produce and he really pushed these guys towards perfection. There was a lot of stories about how tough he was on them.
My daughter, back about 15 years ago saw these guys along with Foreigner and Cheap Trick.
During the show I get a text from her "Dude, the drummer only has one arm. I want to have one arm", teenagers. 😂
I love their music and most of the guys in my HS did. Great song thank you for reacting to this song and group.
Best period of music and concerts ever! I'm glad I was able to live through this era and see my hero's live! Never again will there ever be a period so fun powerful and exciting. So sad
My God thank you for this. my above all favorite band. this version of the band was unmatched. Harmonized vocals co opting with harmonized guitars is their sound. especially the ballads. Man its so damn good. please react to more of them!
Saw these guys live 10 times great vocals great guitars drums exceptional group from Sheffield England !
I've quite often watched this concert video after video, and every time I marvel at the 'choreography' of the performance in the round. Nearly every second there are two performers on each side, and one each will cross over at about the same time. In addition to what looked to be an amazing concert, it looks like it was also an amazing 'show.'
I love the word you say... Iconic drumming. Yeaahhhh. Def Leppard is an Iconic Band
The first time I saw Def Leppard was back when I was way back in high school. It was such a fun, energetic concert to go to. The laser light show they put on looks great in person, especially during the guitar solo of Pour Some Sugar On Me. Oh nostaglia!
She's back with some hair metal/rock! Great to see you again!
This was a great song from a great comeback album, memorable for so many reasons.
The simple drums and percussive guitar parts, provocative lyrics, and sing-along chorus just make it so simply wonderful.
Great to see live as well, but just a kick-booty album, perfect for its time, and sounds great still today.
So rumor has it that when they recorded vocals for this album, each band memeber used an ADAT, 8 track digital recorder from the 80s and 90s, and recorded each vocal track 8 times. Mutt Lange, the profucer, used this technique to come up with the HUGE vocal sounds.
Sang and played in the round, at a venue at 5280 ft above sea level. Such a talented band
ROCK ON!!! DEF LEPPARD!! I was well a bit younger when this song came out and it was everywhere! If memory serves they filmed this in Denver Colorado. KEEP EM COMING REEBBECCAA!!! :)
Definitely an iconic band & song 🤘Spanning generations & eras. Great stuff RVP.
Rrrrrrrrebecca! Stellar reaction to a classic song! 👍
10:55
As far as the stage set-up, they'd used, this was the set-up that Def Leppard used throughout the whole Hysteria tour, they'd referred to this set-up as "Playing In The Round" because the stage was set-up to where there was essentially 4 front rows of seating for the fans, and Rick Allen's drum kit was set-up in the center of the stage and was rotating on a turntable
Love Def Leppard. Solid straight ahead rock. No backing tracks, all real.
The fact that rick allen survived a car crash is testament to the bands determination to survive no matter what life threw at them....
Def leppard are one of the bwat rock groups ever and this album is one of the best of all time! This CD is wall to walll hits
My favorite band for over 30 years!!! Thanks for reacting to these guys. IMHO, Photograph is an even better song.
Def Leppard’s backing vocals have always been one of my favorite things about them. The guitarists and bassist do them. They can all sing well. Love or hate Def Leppard they’re still hugely successful and headline their own tours each year. They carry many big names from their era on their tours. Hysteria is such an incredible album.
Love that we’re starting to see backing vocals increasingly used in metalcore bands live performances (Beartooth comes to mind). Also look up The Ghost Inside’s drummer Andrew Tkaczyk. He lost his leg above the knee in a tour bus accident the band was in when it collided head on with an 18 wheeler. Their story is incredible and after 3 1/2 years of recovery he and the band returned.
I was lucky enough to see them live in North Carolina back in the day. They are an awesome band, with some good jams.
As I recollect, a lot of the inflection in vocals was directed by Mutt. That, and he also provided some of the higher backing vocals on the album (as he did on Bryan Adams and Shania Twain records he produced). Read somewhere, that until a certain Irishman (Vivian Campbell) joined the band, they were missing a bit of that high pitch backing vocal live. 🤔
This is the 1st song they recorded after the drummer lost an arm, plus the funny thing is they consider themselves pop music not rock/metal. As always much love and respect Rebecca. You're awesome 🌹
Hearing them in concert in '88 and then again in 2011, the lead singer was able to sing out side his range all those years and still keep his voice somehow
I love your reaction to this. You noticed his mouth shape which I've noticed before and you felt sad when it ended. It's like you read my mind!😍
Check out Def Leppard when the played the halftime show at Wembley a few years ago....amazing performance
I'm gonna comment again Instead of editing previous comment lol, but thank you so much for making my day with this!! It's awesome seeing you discover the sound that made me love them. but the entire band is capable of switching roles in the band and still sound that good. Also the concert footage in the video is from the hysteria in the round tour. In the round means 4 front rows, rotating stage, drums in the middle. So all of the audience got front row at some point during the show. love them. That sound is distinctive to them.
Saw Leppard back when this album exploded....The best concert ever
first saw them at the Boat Club in Nottingham in 1978, seen them many times since - always great.
Even in 2023...Def Leppard is STILL the hardest working band on the planet. The nicest & down to earth guys you could meet.
Beyond the musical aspect of this band, what does is say about a band who stuck with their drummer who lost an entire arm ?! That’s beyond love and friendship.
Kids today doing their reactions, it's fun to watch. It was more fun being there. Here's a little history, they wanted to sing to the audience in 360 degrees, which is why the drum set is rotating, they were one of the first bands to do this, which of course would allow for more people to attend.
This band mastered the art of creating rock anthems where everyone wants to and does sing along. Nobody did it better.
Cool. About time someone reviewed/reacted to a good, classic rock band. Many of my favorite "reactors" have chosen non-fun music lately. Gotta love the Def!
They were so polished performing live!
When everyone tried lumping Def Leppard into the whole hairdand category, Joe Elliott always had the best response. We are a band and yes, we have hair. I been a fan since the On Thru the night album and never once considered them hair metal. R.I.P STEVE CLARK!!!!
Si ya lo había dicho Elliot en una ocasión,que no se consideraba una banda de glam,ni de air metal ,mucho menos heavy ....solo tocan rock and rollo ,....sonido Leppard👌🏼
They were certainly at their peak at this time in the late 80's with the late, great Steve Clark (long blonde hair) on co-lead guitar. Would you ever fancy doing an analysis on another song from this 'In The Round' concert? Bringin' on the Heartbreak. It's got something of everything. The song is broken into 3 stages and builds from an acoustic intro into a huge ending.. That, 'Stagefright' and 'Die Hard the Hunter' are knockout on this gig. 'Pour Some Sugar on Me' is very poppy...
Hear their FRACTURED LOVE
Or Desert Song
I love when you do the old rock bands They have great sound that gets the body moving even if it don'twant too lol. You do a great job Rebecca .
Back in the day we had “Bands”. Every musician on the stage was incredible and it wasn’t left to the vocalist to carry the song.
I was fortunate enough to see them on their first American tour; they opened for Blackfoot at Memorial Hall in Kansas City -way WAY back. You could tell they were going to become a force to be reckoned with in the Rock world of the future...some of the greatest tunes of the last half-century!
Always delighted to see you again Rebecca
Love this band it was the first band I saw live and also noice to see people still reacting to them even today. Good job, O also I think if you haven't already reacted to an amaranthe song called amaranthine
My FAVORITE band & first concert in 1993🥰🎶🎶
Thank you for this one! I have every album of them and I think they are underrated in Germany. Thank you !
Lo vi este año 18 de febrero ,fue magnífico ,la voz ,el sonido ,la calidad ,no paran ....def Leppard por siempre🤘🏼 amo la de " love bites"
I left this cassette in my Dad's truck in 1987. Next time I saw him, in 1990, he was still listening to it. He was in his 50s at the time. 😅
Hi Rebecca! I've been following you for a little while and want to thank you for listening/reacting/analyzing this... Def Leppard has been my absolutely favorite since I first heard Hysteria (junior high school for me) and I would really love to hear your reaction/analysis of Love Bites. Fan from Texas.
Incredible, Wonderful,Top!😍
What was that film I saw a while ago? Bank of Dave! A very British film. Def Leppard were in it and I think they performed this song. An 80s classic.
One of the ultimate 80's arena rock songs out there. These kinds of shows and this music has long left the gene pool of today's computer assisted crap that's put out today. I was born in the sixties and music like this was what I grew up with. Lots more great music from this group out there Rebecca like Rock of Ages and Photograph. 🤘🎸🔈
We still had Steven Clarke at this time . This was filmed in Denver Colorado . I didn’t make it damn.. it was live in the round . The stage was in the middle of the venue and rotated so everyone was in the front row . This was ia revolutionary idea . Love your channel!!
Rebecca, you should try and watch the programme about the making of Hysteria, the album, as it includes the harmonies, and they really are gifted
Best sounding German rock band of the 70s! Love me some Def Leppard.
Except they were formed in Sheffield, ENGLAND
80s was the best time for energy music . Remember Mutt Lange produced this masterpiece. I'M 53 NOW IN 1987 I was 17 best time of my life and still jam to this.
You finally did my Mecca of a song!!!!!!!! My fav group!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
She got SO TURNED ON!! by this song! Admit it it. Nothing wrong with that. I grew up with Def Leppard. Classic good rock!
Such an old video - and Def Lep are still massive in 2023!
Def Leppard did this video at McNichols arena in Denver 1988!
Ecstatic 💥 💫 explosion of Life .. i Loved your reaction 🌺 ☀
Hello there Queen of song & musical disection! I've missed you! Def Leppard is, arguably, one of the first Rock & Roll/Metal bands I ever heard ("Rock of Ages" from Pyromania). The band had set the bar HIGH with that release and then proceeded to double those sales (~24,000,000). It always gives me a thrill when you really get your musical soul into a tune...it's such fun to watch you! You should anylize more songs of a heavier nature (because you always seem to get such a kick from them!) And next time you feel a sadness when the song ends, just press REPLAY! cause I don't want you to be sad. love ya lots
Well. Instant follow. Love you loving some.DL. great to see :)
Love the Steve Clark doing Eddie Van Halen jump and Joe’s comic face of not impressed. 3:04 in
SAw them live when I was a Freshman in highschool Fall of 1986. SAw AC DC the next year, then David Lee Roth the following, Bad Company, whitesnake, poison, Damn Yankees, PRince, Three doors down, The Eagles, Elton John Billy Joel TWICE, Tracey Chapman, Dave Mathews Band, and too many I have forgotten...
Every cover band I was ever in played this song… to great effect
The concert that this video was shot at is on TH-cam fully. I highly recommend watching it if you enjoyed this, they are just incredible live. And as a Vocal Teacher person you’d love it
I was but a wee teen when this came out love em..I use to live tup north at time 😂
A Band that's had so much Tragedy for 12 bands. Yet they still kept on rocking! RIP Steve Clarke. If you like this one, try Animal. Amazing band.
"it's just sexy". Yes, yes it is! And the band sounds good too.😍
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Steve Clark, not Vivian Campbell, was still alive when this song was written. it still shocks me that so many info sites leave him out of it entirely. He was in this video, not Vivian :)
saw def lep my junior year in 1979, the roadies were cruising the crowd looking for girls to go backstage "to meet the band" i asked one if there were any roadie jobs available, he asked how old i was i said 17 he said you'd be better off finishing high school and work or go to JC school, that roadies are all hooked on alcohol, drugs and tobacco, and eat terrible , he asked if my girlfriend wanted to meet the band i said not a chance she only blows me, they are rowdy and loud in concert great show
GATED REVERB for the drums!
Just the absolute 80s signature with it!
Great reaction Rebecca!
Pour some sugar on me is one of the best songs from the 80s
My fave band of ALL time ❤🎉❤