On New Years Eve in 1983 Rick Allen was in a near fatil car wreck when he rolled a Corvette & the seatbelt severed his left arm , doctors performed a 4 hour surgery to reattach his arm . But he got gangrene & the doctors had to remove his arm for good & 6 weeks later Rick Allen was back in the studio recording their Hysteria album . This is why I say Def Leppard is the greatest band ever because of the character they showed when Rick Allen lost his arm . They could've done what most bands would've done & replaced him but they made him say he couldn't do it anymore & after 3 years giving him time to relearn how to play the drums again they released their 4th album Hysteria . You need to check out Def Leppard's songs Pour Some Sugar On Me , Hysteria , Animal , Love Bits , Woman , Rocket & their was one other one from this album & all 7 were #1 hits. But I can't remember the song .
That's the late, great Steve "Steamin" Clark in the red scarf. He was one of the original guitarists but sadly passed away in 1991. He was amazing and wrote the music and for many of their best known songs, such as that opening guitar riff in Photograph. Def Leppard is still together and putting out new music. Diamond Star Halos just came out last month and they're touring stadiums this summer with Motley Crue. There's lots of videos on TH-cam of these recent shows and proof they're still an amazing live band.
Yup. Rick Allen, the drummer, lost his arm when he was 21 in a horrific car accident. He almost lost them both, really. He joined Def Leppard when he was 15. They DEFINITELY weren't gonna give up on their friend. They waited for him to heal and re-teach himself how to play. He has a special kit that has foot pedals that can emulate what his left arm could do. He still suffers from PTSD from the accident to this day and says drumming and painting is therapeutic healing for him. He's opened charities for wounded veterans and people who have had amputations.
Glad you enjoyed the song! The drummer, Rick Allen, lost his arm in a car wreck in 1984. The band always supported him and waited till he made a full recovery (which is why there’s a 4 year gap between the ‘Pyromania’ and ‘Hysteria’ albums). The guitarist with the red scarf is Steve Clark. Sadly, he passed away in 1991. The other guitarist is Phil Collen; Steve & Phil swap between playing rhythm and lead guitar. Phil actually joined the band in 1982 after replacing former guitarist Pete Willis. The lead vocalist is Joe Elliot and the bassist is Rick Savage.
Steve Clark is the guitarist in the red scarf. He was an original member of the band. He sadly passed away on Jan 8, 1991...the day my son was born. I heard about his death while in the hospital. He was an incredible talent and gone too soon!
The gentleman in the red the blonde-haired guitarist is Steven Clark, R.I.P He was 30 years old. The postmortem revealed that the cause of death was respiratory failure caused by a lethal mixture of alcohol and prescription drugs. You can still see Def Leppard live today they tour and are still active despite losing Steve, side note here his replacement Vivian Campbell was the main guitarist in Thin Lizzie, then in Dio writing all the music, and then before joining Def Leppard was in Whitesnake. Vivian is a great guitarist, and to this day cannot play the intro to God's of War which was written by Steve Clark he said it is way too difficult.
Great reaction, sir..... glad you're liking them.... if you notice, the stage is in the center of the arena..... that way they could give audiences 4 front rows and they could move all around. .... groundbreaking and about only artists to perform this way. The lead guitarist in this video is Steve Clark, Sadly he passed away in 1991. The drummer, Rick Allen, joined the band when he was 15, and lost his left arm in an auto accident new year's eve 1984, when he was 21. He figured out he could play everything he use to with his left arm with his left foot, with a drum kit with extra foot pedals..... still with them to this day. Awesome that you're just scratching the surface of one of the greatest rock bands and one that set the blueprint for 80s rock TWICE, with albums Pyromania(1983) and Hysteria(1987). First heard them when I was 13 in 1981 and been hooked ever since. Keep up the great work, really enjoying your channel.
Rick allen lost his arm 1984 in a roll over accident driving slightly intoxicated in Scheffeild england. He was speeding in I believe it was a 1970- or 1964 corvette stingray with his left arm hanging out of his window. Guy in red is Steven Clarck he passed away due to alcohol and drug overdose. They are still around touring and creating new music. Bringing on the heartache, switch 625- play them both together as they bridge into one another. Also recommend Dokken, Lost behind the wall, Mr scary, and cry of the gypsy Last but definetly not least Ratt, Wanted man, What you give is what you get, LAY IT DOWN, and city to city
This was a theater in the round concert. They had a round stage that rotated that was on the bottom, of the arena. That way everyone had a great view of the show. It was very innovative. Wish they still used it! Was a HUGE production!
They have a new album called Kick. I seen them in July at Miller Park in Milwaukee WI. Man they sound the same. Steve Clark is in the red , he passed away in 1991 for alcoholism and prescription drugs. Steve was an amazing guitarist, They brought in Vivian for his replacement, he is a good replacement Joe Elliot and Pete Willis started the band together and Pete was drinking a lot and on stage and leaving the stage to drink. He was replaced by Phil Collen. The guitarist with the short blonde hair. This is the only member they replaced and it wasn’t an easy decision. You would love listening. To the entire Hysteria Album, it’s my favorite. 7 released singles from this album. Listen to Love Bites, it’s a ballad but Joe voice is incredible and the bass line is amazing (Rick Savage)
Rick Allen does really show the power of perseverance and support from your band mates. His journey back to the stage was amazing and Def Leppard is still killin' it live today!! I saw them this summer on the stadium tour and they rocked the house with 50,000 fans. Well worth the trip and the cost of tickets. I never saw them in 80's but they still can shake the foundation and get everyone on their feet for a rockin' good time.
@4:47 Thanks for your reaction. When you said "If we have bands like this now". I felt that. We do for sure! But shit isn't the same like it was in the 80s. Damn, is all I can say, I can't go back but I hope for a future for Rock and music in general. I appreciate you giving some flowers to Def Leppard.
Steven Clarke passed early in life due to the drinking / drug lifestyle. He didn’t fill his time off with sometihing positive . The drummer . Rick Allen list an arm and the band stuck by him . They invented a drum kit where he could use his his feet as well as his one arm . This took some time but they loved the man so much that they would t replace him . He was / is family . Loved your reaction to one of my favorite bands . This was live in the round where the band was on stage in the middle of the venue and the stage rotated in a circle . Pretty amazing concept
This is from "In The Round In Your Face". You can watch this entire concert. I highly recommend that you do. It was filmed over a two night sold out show at McNichols Arena in Denver. 18,000+ people each night. This is the Hysteria album tour. The version of Bringin On The Heartbreak from this concert is killer. The whole thing is killer. Just watch the concert.
@@thefamm They are my all time favorite band. I've seen them four times, but unfortunately, never in their prime like this concert. I saw them in '03, '14, '15, and '17. They are on tour right now. If they're playing close to you, you should check them out. Again, check out the video of this entire concert.
I saw this very same tour in 1988, Queensryche opened for them. It was the Hysteria tour In The Round. One of my favs right up there with the 1987 Girls, Girls, Girls tour, Motley Crue and Guns N Roses!!!
I was just watching you listen to some Def Leppard, one my favorite groups. You have to listen to my all time fav of theirs called Love Bites. So glad you really like this group, they are outstanding and they're still performing, recently did a stadium tour, and have a new album out. Really enjoyed watching you get into Def!!!
This is called Arena Rock. Can you guess why? Because bands like this filled Arena's. I graduated high school in 1982. This decade is where all my best memories are from.
Oh this is your generation through and through! Those are rare memories to have, I can only imagine the stories from that era with so many classic bands at their peak.
Def leppard is on tour right now. They've started in 1977 and are still together. Check out hysteria the live version. They have music that just came out.
These guys are my favorite band of all time. I’ve been to over 30 concerts and have seen them twice. They really are this good live. I’m so lucky to have grown up listening to them. They’re touring right now. I hope you get the chance to see them. Based on your reactions so far, it’ll change your life.
If we had bands like this today I’d be at concerts all the time. Now all I feel we have is auto tune and computer sounds. This is real music to me. Nothing compares to that classic sound.
Really enjoying your Def Leppard journey! My favorite band of that era. Saw Pyromania tour only once, but made it to Hysteria 5 times.😁 Anyways, great reactions and count me as a new subscriber. Looking forward to seeing where you go next!
I have loved all of your reactions, I know you like Pyromania, you have mentioned how young they looked in rock of ages, you would love to see how young they are in the previous album high and dry. It has the original guitar player, who was replaced by Phil collen. They have remained intact as a group until Steve Clark died in 1991, then replaced by Vivian Campbell in 1992 and they have been the same lineup to this day. The video "let it go" and also the ballad "bringing on the heartbreak " were some of the first videos on mtv! Let it go is a banger for sure, one of their hardest rock songs, very risqué also! Please keep these great reactions coming, thanks!
Let’s goooo I’m glad you like it. If you want to check out any more live songs. “Foolin” live 1988 is great. And “stagefright” are great live performances
Young man. I got the same reaction you did when I was a kid in 1988! So my advice to you is listen to the album Hysteria and try to watch them live! still touring and still in good shape... Keep on rocking 🤘
your commenters did great , this is my fav def leppard song,, its hard to compare to 80's bands and the greats nowdays , but i do know of rockers out there that are still and not too long ago tried to keep up,,, motion device is a family band that rocks,,sara started singing at 9 years old,, the kids foundation or close to that name,,are coverring rock music and trying to start up new rock bands,,their cover of ozzy , no more tears is my fav,, lennon is another band from the 90's that rocks,,lennen murphy is the lead singer,, kitty is a super hard rock chick band,,,look so pretty is terriffic song
Not sure where you live, but definitely go see the stadium tour going on now. Motley Crue, Def Leppard, Poison, and Joan Jett. New Def Leppard album, is excellent. Let it go, is another fantasic song to review, by Def Leppard.
By the way . If the name on the song says Def Leppard , it's going to be a great song & they do have a new album out this year called Diamond Star Halos . You need to check out Fire It Up , Kick , Take What You Want & This Guitar .
There has always been 2 guitars in Def Leppard. The guy in the red is Steve Clark. Other was Pete Willis Pete got fired early on in the career and was replaced by Phil Colen the drummer Rick Alan lost his arm New Year’s Eve of 84 in a car accident. Rick savage is the monster on the bass guitar and joe Elliot is the singer
I'm telling you young man, there are several you should check out. Great White, Cinderella, Warrant, G&R....so many to choose from. The genre itself is a veritable rabbit hole.
@@thefamm absolutely. A few to start off with are House of Broken Love by Great White, Uncle Tom's Cabin by Warrant, Take Hold of the Flame by Queensryche and Don't Know What You Got Til It's Gone by Cinderella. As I said, there are so many out there but those will help you find more bands when you look them up.
I don’t know if ur ready for the majors yet Queensreich take hold of the flame Eyes of a stranger Spend a weekend listening to the entire album operation mindcrime . It will change ur life. The Album empire is great also. Disturbed- inside the fire
Take a journey through Peral Jam. You'll have some fun and produce some good content. Start with "Jeremy". Or start wherever you like, Pearl Jams discography goes deep.
Ok I am number 260 for your subs... Hope you dig into the 80's and early 90's rock scene before grunge and the sissy's came in to ruin the sex, drugs and ROCK & ROLL world with their sad victim mentality. PLEASE check out some of the amazing stuff we went to the concerts to just to bang our heads and scream.. Check out Bullet Boys - Smooth up in ya. They came in just a little late but very under rated. The vocals, baseline, guitars and drum are all on point.. And the message is to the time as well lol
@@thefamm Cinderella- "Shelter Me" very few reactions but it's an amazing song with a LEGEND & several celebrities. At the time, TV evangelist (Jimmy Swaggarts) scandal, Tipper Gore's PMRC & Senate hearings on music lyrics (thank Prince, his "Darling Nikki" got that started, it led to The Filthy 15 ... crazy times, this song refers to. DO NOT TELL ME YOU DONT KNOW THE MAN IN THE RED SUIT ANSWERING THE BIG RED PHONE!!! th-cam.com/video/fgi5xdftOIA/w-d-xo.html
Young man. I got the same reaction you did when I was a kid in 1988! So my advice to you is listen to the album Hysteria and try to watch them live! still touring and still in good shape... Keep on rocking 🤘
On New Years Eve in 1983 Rick Allen was in a near fatil car wreck when he rolled a Corvette & the seatbelt severed his left arm , doctors performed a 4 hour surgery to reattach his arm . But he got gangrene & the doctors had to remove his arm for good & 6 weeks later Rick Allen was back in the studio recording their Hysteria album . This is why I say Def Leppard is the greatest band ever because of the character they showed when Rick Allen lost his arm . They could've done what most bands would've done & replaced him but they made him say he couldn't do it anymore & after 3 years giving him time to relearn how to play the drums again they released their 4th album Hysteria . You need to check out Def Leppard's songs Pour Some Sugar On Me , Hysteria , Animal , Love Bits , Woman , Rocket & their was one other one from this album & all 7 were #1 hits. But I can't remember the song .
That's the late, great Steve "Steamin" Clark in the red scarf. He was one of the original guitarists but sadly passed away in 1991. He was amazing and wrote the music and for many of their best known songs, such as that opening guitar riff in Photograph. Def Leppard is still together and putting out new music. Diamond Star Halos just came out last month and they're touring stadiums this summer with Motley Crue. There's lots of videos on TH-cam of these recent shows and proof they're still an amazing live band.
Saw them July 15. First time since 1992. Still so gooooooood
Steve Clark was the reason I picked up a guitar in the first place.
I miss Steve ❤
Check the def Leppard tour schedule. They're on the road now. See if you have the opportunity to see the show
The Fact that Def Leppard is still putting out Quality and the Shows are AWESOME!!! The pulse of the 1980's is still there.
Thanks for watching!
Yup. Rick Allen, the drummer, lost his arm when he was 21 in a horrific car accident. He almost lost them both, really. He joined Def Leppard when he was 15. They DEFINITELY weren't gonna give up on their friend. They waited for him to heal and re-teach himself how to play. He has a special kit that has foot pedals that can emulate what his left arm could do. He still suffers from PTSD from the accident to this day and says drumming and painting is therapeutic healing for him. He's opened charities for wounded veterans and people who have had amputations.
Glad you enjoyed the song! The drummer, Rick Allen, lost his arm in a car wreck in 1984. The band always supported him and waited till he made a full recovery (which is why there’s a 4 year gap between the ‘Pyromania’ and ‘Hysteria’ albums). The guitarist with the red scarf is Steve Clark. Sadly, he passed away in 1991. The other guitarist is Phil Collen; Steve & Phil swap between playing rhythm and lead guitar. Phil actually joined the band in 1982 after replacing former guitarist Pete Willis. The lead vocalist is Joe Elliot and the bassist is Rick Savage.
didnt he try playing with a drumstuck taped to his foot then they finally got him some pedals
rick allen is still in the Band
You can still get this today! Some killer 70s/80s bands still tour. REO Speedwagon, Styx, Def Leppard all still going!
Def leppard always had killer harmonies and high notes. This song is probably my favorite by them
Steve Clark is the guitarist in the red scarf. He was an original member of the band. He sadly passed away on Jan 8, 1991...the day my son was born. I heard about his death while in the hospital. He was an incredible talent and gone too soon!
Hysteria, Rock of ages, Animal, Armageddon it, Heaven is & MOORE!!🔥🔥
I was at this tour just a few nights before this was recorded. Still the most amazing concert I have ever been to.
The gentleman in the red the blonde-haired guitarist is Steven Clark, R.I.P He was 30 years old. The postmortem revealed that the cause of death was respiratory failure caused by a lethal mixture of alcohol and prescription drugs. You can still see Def Leppard live today they tour and are still active despite losing Steve, side note here his replacement Vivian Campbell was the main guitarist in Thin Lizzie, then in Dio writing all the music, and then before joining Def Leppard was in Whitesnake. Vivian is a great guitarist, and to this day cannot play the intro to God's of War which was written by Steve Clark he said it is way too difficult.
I love that instrument had there time in the sun back then. First he sings. Then the instruments sing. He solos. Then the guitar solos.lo!
And “bringing on the heartbreak” live 1988 is unreal as well
They decided to sing this live at a slower pace than the recorded version. I think it might be even better here live.
Great reaction! One of the best bands ever! Check out their tragic history…drummer loses arm, guitarist dies…but, they kept coming back!
Great reaction, sir..... glad you're liking them.... if you notice, the stage is in the center of the arena..... that way they could give audiences 4 front rows and they could move all around. .... groundbreaking and about only artists to perform this way.
The lead guitarist in this video is Steve Clark, Sadly he passed away in 1991. The drummer, Rick Allen, joined the band when he was 15, and lost his left arm in an auto accident new year's eve 1984, when he was 21. He figured out he could play everything he use to with his left arm with his left foot, with a drum kit with extra foot pedals..... still with them to this day.
Awesome that you're just scratching the surface of one of the greatest rock bands and one that set the blueprint for 80s rock TWICE, with albums Pyromania(1983) and Hysteria(1987).
First heard them when I was 13 in 1981 and been hooked ever since.
Keep up the great work, really enjoying your channel.
welcome to my Metalworld for more than 40 years , i m 54 years old and love this music , the Best Music on this Planet
Rick allen lost his arm 1984 in a roll over accident driving slightly intoxicated in Scheffeild england. He was speeding in I believe it was a 1970- or 1964 corvette stingray with his left arm hanging out of his window. Guy in red is Steven Clarck he passed away due to alcohol and drug overdose. They are still around touring and creating new music.
Bringing on the heartache, switch 625- play them both together as they bridge into one another.
Also recommend Dokken, Lost behind the wall, Mr scary, and cry of the gypsy
Last but definetly not least Ratt, Wanted man, What you give is what you get, LAY IT DOWN, and city to city
This song had a lot more fills before his injury. Even with one arm he still rocks! I love him!
This was a theater in the round concert. They had a round stage that rotated that was on the bottom, of the arena. That way everyone had a great view of the show. It was very innovative. Wish they still used it! Was a HUGE production!
They have a new album called Kick. I seen them in July at Miller Park in Milwaukee WI. Man they sound the same.
Steve Clark is in the red , he passed away in 1991 for alcoholism and prescription drugs. Steve was an amazing guitarist, They brought in Vivian for his replacement, he is a good replacement
Joe Elliot and Pete Willis started the band together and Pete was drinking a lot and on stage and leaving the stage to drink. He was replaced by Phil Collen. The guitarist with the short blonde hair. This is the only member they replaced and it wasn’t an easy decision. You would love listening. To the entire Hysteria Album, it’s my favorite. 7 released singles from this album.
Listen to Love Bites, it’s a ballad but Joe voice is incredible and the bass line is amazing (Rick Savage)
I grew up in the 80's we had the best music ever. My son lives there 80's rock. I remember heard bangin in my day lol
I know y’all were some wild ones!
Rick Allen does really show the power of perseverance and support from your band mates. His journey back to the stage was amazing and Def Leppard is still killin' it live today!! I saw them this summer on the stadium tour and they rocked the house with 50,000 fans. Well worth the trip and the cost of tickets. I never saw them in 80's but they still can shake the foundation and get everyone on their feet for a rockin' good time.
you do know don't you that they are touring right now. you might want to go see them someday you;ll be telling your granchildren you saw them.
I feel it's time for you to hear Rock of Ages...like now. Like asap. You will thank me. A Def Leppard BANGER.
They're still playing. Just got off they're 3 month Stadium tour. They e been playing for 45 years
They came to my city and I missed them…hopefully they tour again!
@4:47 Thanks for your reaction. When you said "If we have bands like this now". I felt that. We do for sure! But shit isn't the same like it was in the 80s. Damn, is all I can say, I can't go back but I hope for a future for Rock and music in general. I appreciate you giving some flowers to Def Leppard.
Steven Clarke passed early in life due to the drinking / drug lifestyle. He didn’t fill his time off with sometihing positive . The drummer . Rick Allen list an arm and the band stuck by him . They invented a drum kit where he could use his his feet as well as his one arm . This took some time but they loved the man so much that they would t replace him . He was / is family . Loved your reaction to one of my favorite bands . This was live in the round where the band was on stage in the middle of the venue and the stage rotated in a circle . Pretty amazing concept
Rivk Allen the drummer.....we call him Thunder God...!! I've seen them 7 times in concert and they never get old...!
This is from "In The Round In Your Face". You can watch this entire concert. I highly recommend that you do. It was filmed over a two night sold out show at McNichols Arena in Denver. 18,000+ people each night. This is the Hysteria album tour. The version of Bringin On The Heartbreak from this concert is killer. The whole thing is killer. Just watch the concert.
What?! That’s wild. Have you had the chance to see them live?
@@thefamm They are my all time favorite band. I've seen them four times, but unfortunately, never in their prime like this concert. I saw them in '03, '14, '15, and '17. They are on tour right now. If they're playing close to you, you should check them out. Again, check out the video of this entire concert.
I saw this very same tour in 1988, Queensryche opened for them. It was the Hysteria tour In The Round. One of my favs right up there with the 1987 Girls, Girls, Girls tour, Motley Crue and Guns N Roses!!!
I snuck out to see these guys when I was 14 with my best friend. It was awesome!
I was just watching you listen to some Def Leppard, one my favorite groups. You have to listen to my all time fav of theirs called Love Bites. So glad you really like this group, they are outstanding and they're still performing, recently did a stadium tour, and have a new album out. Really enjoyed watching you get into Def!!!
Thanks for your support! I just had someone else recommend that song. Stay tuned soon for the video!
You’ve gotta react to animal, hysteria, and pour some sugar on me from this live set 1988. ABSOLUTE BANGERS
This is called Arena Rock. Can you guess why? Because bands like this filled Arena's. I graduated high school in 1982. This decade is where all my best memories are from.
Oh this is your generation through and through! Those are rare memories to have, I can only imagine the stories from that era with so many classic bands at their peak.
Def leppard is on tour right now. They've started in 1977 and are still together. Check out hysteria the live version. They have music that just came out.
These guys are my favorite band of all time. I’ve been to over 30 concerts and have seen them twice. They really are this good live. I’m so lucky to have grown up listening to them. They’re touring right now. I hope you get the chance to see them. Based on your reactions so far, it’ll change your life.
3:14 🤘🤘🤩
Of course!! Thanks for watching!
Def Leppard still tours.
"DefLep Pour Some Sugar" in the round live... cant wait to see you check that one out.
That was one of few songs of theirs I heard already. I just didn’t know it was Def Leppard lol
If we had bands like this today I’d be at concerts all the time. Now all I feel we have is auto tune and computer sounds. This is real music to me. Nothing compares to that classic sound.
Tell me about! Glad I live in a city with great live options.
@@thefamm I agree! 100% :)
From Historia the video comp PMV came out with in 1998.
Really enjoying your Def Leppard journey! My favorite band of that era. Saw Pyromania tour only once, but made it to Hysteria 5 times.😁 Anyways, great reactions and count me as a new subscriber. Looking forward to seeing where you go next!
Thanks for the support! Journey is up next if you have any recommendations.
Great tune.. before this happened they were Cool AS.. check out Rock Brigade.. Wasted.. Let it Go.. Bringing on the Heartache..
I have loved all of your reactions, I know you like Pyromania, you have mentioned how young they looked in rock of ages, you would love to see how young they are in the previous album high and dry. It has the original guitar player, who was replaced by Phil collen. They have remained intact as a group until Steve Clark died in 1991, then replaced by Vivian Campbell in 1992 and they have been the same lineup to this day. The video "let it go" and also the ballad "bringing on the heartbreak " were some of the first videos on mtv! Let it go is a banger for sure, one of their hardest rock songs, very risqué also! Please keep these great reactions coming, thanks!
Thanks for watching! I’ll have to check out some more videos of theirs.
Let’s goooo I’m glad you like it. If you want to check out any more live songs. “Foolin” live 1988 is great. And “stagefright” are great live performances
Young man. I got the same reaction you did when I was a kid in 1988! So my advice to you is listen to the album Hysteria and try to watch them live! still touring and still in good shape... Keep on rocking 🤘
your commenters did great , this is my fav def leppard song,,
its hard to compare to 80's bands and the greats nowdays , but i do know of rockers out there that are still and not too long ago tried to keep up,,,
motion device is a family band that rocks,,sara started singing at 9 years old,,
the kids foundation or close to that name,,are coverring rock music and trying to start up new rock bands,,their cover of ozzy , no more tears is my fav,,
lennon is another band from the 90's that rocks,,lennen murphy is the lead singer,,
kitty is a super hard rock chick band,,,look so pretty is terriffic song
Not sure where you live, but definitely go see the stadium tour going on now. Motley Crue, Def Leppard, Poison, and Joan Jett. New Def Leppard album, is excellent. Let it go, is another fantasic song to review, by Def Leppard.
Great great song 👍❤️❤️
Also she gone by steal heart. Beautiful
Love your tank man killer my fav movie of all time
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Great performance. It’s a little slower than the original version, but it’s still great.
By the way . If the name on the song says Def Leppard , it's going to be a great song & they do have a new album out this year called Diamond Star Halos . You need to check out Fire It Up , Kick , Take What You Want & This Guitar .
I haven’t heard a bad song by them yet. Ridiculous!
There has always been 2 guitars in Def Leppard. The guy in the red is Steve Clark. Other was Pete Willis Pete got fired early on in the career and was replaced by Phil Colen the drummer Rick Alan lost his arm New Year’s Eve of 84 in a car accident. Rick savage is the monster on the bass guitar and joe Elliot is the singer
Just FYI Pete was not in this song was Phil colen. Just giving history
There’s so much history to each group. This is gonna be a long rock n roll journey.
Guitar 🎸 🔥 input review all the above ❤
I'm telling you young man, there are several you should check out. Great White, Cinderella, Warrant, G&R....so many to choose from. The genre itself is a veritable rabbit hole.
These are all Def Leppard songs?
No those are other bands that if you enjoy Def Leppard, you will surely like these.
I appreciate the recommendations. Any song in particular?
@@thefamm absolutely. A few to start off with are House of Broken Love by Great White, Uncle Tom's Cabin by Warrant, Take Hold of the Flame by Queensryche and Don't Know What You Got Til It's Gone by Cinderella. As I said, there are so many out there but those will help you find more bands when you look them up.
Holy sh*t I’m listening to House of Broken Love and my ears are in heaven! You officially have my trustworthy stamp!
This version on the in the round in the round in your face.
I do have a request for “”Never Let You Go” by Steelheart. The vocals will blow you away.
I don’t know if ur ready for the majors yet
Queensreich take hold of the flame
Eyes of a stranger
Spend a weekend listening to the entire album operation mindcrime . It will change ur life. The Album empire is great also.
Disturbed- inside the fire
They sound better now as a whole. This was an awesome concert, but they definitely cleaned up Joe’s vocals in post-production.
Try Journey... separate ways.. faithfully pretty much any song the lead singer is Steve perry aka the voice
Just did a Journey reaction. Check it out!
give Billy's Got A Gun a listen it's another great one
Nobodys fool by Cinderella
Live Moscow version
Insane
Studio version. Much faster. Must Hear... Great React..
Thanks for watching! Didn’t know, I’ll check it out.
December 31st 1984 Rick lost his arm
Yep, one arm, he lost it when he flipped his Vette back in the 80's lol.
He has a badass story to tell.
Check out
Blackberry Smoke
By who?
@@thefamm that's the name of the band
Try the band RUSH you'll be surprised!!!!
Never heard of them but will add to the playlist! Any songs in particular?
@@thefamm Tom Sawyer, Spirit of Radio, YYZ , LaStrangiato . You'll love this Canadian 3 pce band!!!!
Listen to Hysteria! The song not the entire album lol
No listen to the entire album!!
I plan on reviewing the album soon!
Take a journey through Peral Jam. You'll have some fun and produce some good content. Start with "Jeremy". Or start wherever you like, Pearl Jams discography goes deep.
Ok I am number 260 for your subs... Hope you dig into the 80's and early 90's rock scene before grunge and the sissy's came in to ruin the sex, drugs and ROCK & ROLL world with their sad victim mentality. PLEASE check out some of the amazing stuff we went to the concerts to just to bang our heads and scream..
Check out Bullet Boys - Smooth up in ya. They came in just a little late but very under rated. The vocals, baseline, guitars and drum are all on point.. And the message is to the time as well lol
Number 260 welcome! Thanks for your support. I will add that to the list! Never heard of them before.
"God's of War" ..... If you really like Steve Clark.
Studio version is a lot faster.
Really? I’ll have to check it out again.
I think you need a lil Skid Row on your channel , just saying :D
I assume a band not a song lol. Are they in the same era?
he lost it in a car crash
Now Listen to "WOMEN" 👍 love the lyrics & beat
Thanks for the support and recommendation! Check my new video I’m dropping later today and you’ll have a mini surprise.
I recorded a reaction video for this. Technical difficulties so it’s deleted. Give me another song to react to.
@@thefamm Cinderella- "Shelter Me" very few reactions but it's an amazing song with a LEGEND & several celebrities. At the time, TV evangelist (Jimmy Swaggarts) scandal, Tipper Gore's PMRC & Senate hearings on music lyrics (thank Prince, his "Darling Nikki" got that started, it led to The Filthy 15 ... crazy times, this song refers to. DO NOT TELL ME YOU DONT KNOW THE MAN IN THE RED SUIT ANSWERING THE BIG RED PHONE!!!
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Young man. I got the same reaction you did when I was a kid in 1988! So my advice to you is listen to the album Hysteria and try to watch them live! still touring and still in good shape... Keep on rocking 🤘