I'm 62 and grew up with great bands of Def Leppard, Judists Preist , Iron Maiden, Scorpions, Ratt, and many more. So blessed to live through the greatest Decades of music. Today's kids don't have a Clue what real music was about.
@chillwill5080 I saw them 1993 and 2014. Unfortunately, I passed up a chance in 1987, although I'd been a fan since 1983, because I was worried my football team in 87 would be in the AFC Championship game that weekend, then we lost the last 2 games and didn't even make the playoffs lol
There still awesome the sound systems have changed less distortion nazal sound to modern day clean effects not as heavy but still go through you in a subtle way,,, what I am saying it's a modern stick of dynamite
Easily. And Steve Clark was the heart and soul of that bands sound when they lost him they went south and became too "pop" oriented and lost their hard rock edge. Those two albums will always be the best.
@@matthewmatt5285 and people give him shit for his vocals being weaker nowadays.. like he literally went at it harder for longer periods of time during the 80s.
@@viol8r I sing opera and can sing some Rob Halford with not much strain. Joe on the other hand with his rasp would probably blow out my vocals after a few years. You can hear him strain and struggle during some choruses. He did hold back. It's crazy he can still sing today.
I agree. People give him so much flack for his high notes these days, but they really don’t put themselves in the shoes of a guy who started singing that way around 1981 and has done it for 180+ shows per tour for the last 40 years. A trooper. Respect
Steve Clark was The Riffmaster. What a criminally underrated guitarist he was. He was the driving force of Def Leppard. Gone way to soon but never forgotten. Rest In Peace Steve.
@jurgencuypers8350I know. 🙄 Some pseudo intellectual wanna be music critic bozo is always calling someone “underrated” even if said guitarist, in this case Steve Clark, has toured the world, sold tens of millions of albums, lived life on his terms, left his indelible mark in music etc. I recently read some psychotic bonehead who claims Paul McCartney is “underrated.” 🤣🤣😂
@Romain Dupuy I got the whole festival on bootleg CDs years ago and the sound on them are incredible. It is there CDs and I found it at a mom and pop music store years ago for $15. I was very impressed how great it sounded for a bootleg. I agree with you that the whole festival should be released on CD, DVD, and Blu-ray remastered. I would definitely get them.
@Romain Dupuy I've seen small bits of Krokus too, never a whole song but clearly someone was recording it. Can't imagine why they don't realize there's money to be made off of this recorded material, at a minimal cost to produce and release too! (There's got to be some "rights" issues, which could be a problem when you've got so many different bands on different labels!)
@@ChristianContemporaryMusic02 His own band members said he played sloppy guitar. Pete Willis carried that band in the beginning. Don't embarrass yourself again.
@@shlepmessing8703 read some facts before shooting off your mouth! It was never said that he was a sloppy playing drunk! Read things in context, Steve never performed drunk, they said it themselves!!!
STEVE WAS A FANTASTIC GUITAR PLAYER BUT LIFE GOES ON AND STEVE IS IN HEAVEN WITH NO MORE WORRIES AND EMOTIONAL PAIN. GOD SAW STEVE AND PUT HIM IN HEAVEN. I SAY A SMALL PRAYER FOR HIM AT NIGHT. THANKS STEVE FOR LETTING US HERE YOUR WONDERFUL GUITAR PLAYING MATE AND FRIEND FROM A LONG DISTANCE AWAY.
This concert had been in Dortmund , many bands like Def Leppard... Judas Priest..Michael Schenker Group... Scorpions..Ozzy...Quiet Riot...Iron Maiden...Krokus...were came to made history in Metal Year 1983 and still in my memories 4ever, it was greatest concert and greatest bands been there. Now I'm 61 and still Rock!!!!....RIP.. Steve Clark ...
@@ChristianContemporaryMusic02 yeah. No kidding! Steve had such a unique style. Rick Allen was a beast on drums..I believe they are somewhat limited to the speed of their songs because of it. I was lucky enough to see them on HND tour and Pyromania tour twice
2024 now.....that was 41 years ago! And they're still going, albeit without Steve Clark. First concert i have seen on here where Rick Allen still has his arm. I'm 61 now and Leppard is still is a top band for me. Wow! Man, i love TH-cam!
I had forgot how much i loved Def Leppard in 83. They were my band. I had a union jack cap with the target on the top. I was 13 then. After punk, new wave, post modern, death metal, and on and on. Im still rockin them. Im 51 now. Im never gonna stop!!!
Amazing restoration quality. I remember this show from the old bootlegs. Can't believe how good it sounds now. Everyone was on fire. Joe's vocals sound so powerful.
Plus, he's dancing around and putting his soul into the performance! His eyes truly have a feline glint, like he's a leopard or something! Def Leppard is so underrated, as they created a unique rock sound, as well!
What’s crazy is Joe could keep that voice ferocious for years while touring. Axl Rose started losing his voice within the first two years of touring with GnR. Man what I’d give to see Def Leppard in their prime.. Rip Steve.
Axl is simply not true. I saw them in the mid 90s in Germany and Axls voice was fantastic. And if you check out recent footage he still sounds fine. Don't let your hate for his antics overshadow your judgement of his qualities.
Joe left it all on the stage during this era..he pushed his vocals and you can see the work he put in to reach the eventual heights of hysteria. This is a band who worked and worked. Legends now
One of the greatest damn rock bands in the history of rock. They pale in comparison to absolutely no one. Have seen them 2 times in the 80s once in the 90s and once in 2017. Now I’m ready 2020 Bring on the HEARTACHE BOYS!!!!!!
Probably because 1) it was recorded on PAL and 2) WDR (German State TV) are great archivists. Lots of the great footage of classic bands from the late 60s onwards is from German TV shows because so much used to get junked because of video tape costs but the Germans kept everything (I believe)
Really love the performance of Billy's Got A Gun in this show! Lead vocals, harmony vocal, guitar solos, rhythm section, the riffs, all of it is nailed! And the "bang, bang" into the guitar pickup is so satisfying, I think you only get how that feels if you've played an electric guitar that's cranked up.
I got Pyromania on Christmas morning of 1983 It is, has and always will be Christmas music in my home lol I was 9 years old. And STILL one of my fav albums of all time !
The whole reason I turned this on. It was really good but I felt like it was slightly rushed. Didn't have the intensity/dramatic effect like on the record. Still good though.
As i scroll thru all the dl videos i love seeing all the love for Stevie. Rip and thanks for the memories for me 40+yrs later as the next journey in my life begins as we get older.
@@bfettrulez67344 years later and I just saw a Def Leppard show celebrating 50 years of pyromania. They sounded amazing! Joe may not be what he used to but damn he still does a good job
This festival is one of the greatest ever!!!! The lineup of Def Leppard, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Ozzy Osbourne, Scorpions, Krokus, Quiet Riot, and The Michael Schenker Group is one of the greatest packages ever!! I would have gone crazy if I could see all these bands in one night. I am a huge massive fan of all these bands and I have all their studio and live albums. I agree with one comment I saw on this page which is how has this Festival not been properly released on CD, DVD, and Blu-ray yet. I would definitely get them if they ever did especially with remastered sound. I did find a bootleg of the whole festival years ago at a mom and pop music store that I used to go to and found a triple live CD bootleg of all the bands for $15. I was very impressed with how great it sounded for a bootleg. I listen to it very often.
They are English, the English should own their greatness. I'm Scottish, but i will not try and claim it as my countries greatness. They ain't from my neck of the woods although i wish they were. I just don't get the British thing, for a kick off, i'm neither English, Welsh nor Irish and i can't be all of them together so i'm not British. Having said that i love this truely legendary band from England.
@@BigTony-bf5jr No it isn't, Scotland is a nation, England is a nation, Wales is a nation and Northern Ireland is a nation. We all have very distinct accents, different geography, view society in many different ways, Scotland has a constitution. Do not conflate a state in America called Kansas with four distinct countries in the 'UK' that even have their own languages. England had about 7 different accents! Scotland about 6, Wales has about 2 or 3 variations and the Ulster Scots accent is just one of many accents on the Isle of Ireland. Kansas it ain't and these guys are unmistakably English, i would know, their accent is not Scottish and 100% percent English. Dumb statement mate.
God damn seeing the old footage of Rick Allen pre-accident and just how good he was when he still had both arms. He's still amazing now, but just think of how different things would be if he never had that accident! Life isn't fair sometimes!
I agree with you. I wonder what hysteria would've sounded like if Rick hadn't lost his left arm? And if Steve still lived on? Their still would've been screeching guitars and all! Life is really unfair. This band went through so much 😔.
I saw them in May of that year when I was 15 and it was the most kick-ass concert. It sold out, the crowd was on fire, the band was fantastic. Also Krokus, and Jon Butcher Axis.
I watch this over and over and never get tired of it, love these guys and Steve I miss you!!! Vivian is great but I really do miss the riff master. I also admire Rick, a hell of a drummer. I’m so glad he didn’t give up, the average person would’ve felt sorry for themselves and truly with good reason but not him and I admire him and the band for sticking with him. Rock on!!!
@@melaniebrocato3303same, girl, thank you! It's like everyone is blind or something; the man was GORGEOUS in the 80s❤❤❤ 70s brown perm not so much And the accent..oh my god, the way he says It's bettah to buhrrn owttt ❤❤❤❤in Rock of Ages
At the age of 16, the Pyromania concert in Vancouver was my first hard rock concert. Unforgettable, amazing show! One of my favorite albums of all-time.
One of my favorite bands, I would have so many party's back in the day and Pyromania was our favorite album, this band only gets better, rock on Def Leppard, XOXOXOXOXO ...
Such an incredible videographic testament to their greatness...what great quality preserved all these years! Gives me goose bumps to see Steve Clark in action and it's always weird seeing old footage of 2-armed Rick wailing on the drums.
This is terrific. Incredible energy and musicianship. I love this album; I think I owned it on every possible format when I was a kid, and they pull the songs off live brilliantly.
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Pyromania is one of the greatest albums ever made, without a doubt. A true masterpiece.
Agreed, Pyromania may very well be the greatest album of all time, across all genres. It changed my life, and help make me a metal maniac!!!
@@rayjones4616 Rock on bro! And do you agree that "Die Hard The Hunter" is an epic song?
@@chrisf8855 Yes, I agree, along with "Billy's Got A Gun" are both epic, emotional masterpieces.
@@rayjones4616 Indeed indeed. You have good taste! I actually forgot about "Billy's Got a Gun" but that's definitely a great song.
don't forget hysteria too
I'm 62 and grew up with great bands of Def Leppard, Judists Preist , Iron Maiden, Scorpions, Ratt, and many more. So blessed to live through the greatest Decades of music. Today's kids don't have a Clue what real music was about.
This was Def Leppard at their best
BY FAR~
@chillwill5080 I saw them 1993 and 2014. Unfortunately, I passed up a chance in 1987, although I'd been a fan since 1983, because I was worried my football team in 87 would be in the AFC Championship game that weekend, then we lost the last 2 games and didn't even make the playoffs lol
There still awesome the sound systems have changed less distortion nazal sound to modern day clean effects not as heavy but still go through you in a subtle way,,, what I am saying it's a modern stick of dynamite
why the fuck would DEF LEPPARD not release this show on a BLURAY in a box set or by itself with other pro-shot live videos. they kicked ass.
No shit,.This IS their BEST!~
High and dry and pyromania are my favorite def Leppard albums
I gotta say that On Through The Night was a masterpiece as well.
Definitely those three.@@docmartin9489
I TOTALLY agree!!! High N Dry is definitely first on my list as most favorite.
Easily. And Steve Clark was the heart and soul of that bands sound when they lost him they went south and became too "pop" oriented and lost their hard rock edge. Those two albums will always be the best.
@@robertc7072
Agree. 100 percent
It's NO "accident" these guys made it,. Pure TALENT,. Joe's vocals are just bombastic!
You’d think any average “joe” would blow their vocal cords for a lifetime after a show like this. What a warrior
@@viol8r They would,.I used to sing lead in a Metal Band
@@matthewmatt5285 and people give him shit for his vocals being weaker nowadays.. like he literally went at it harder for longer periods of time during the 80s.
@@viol8r I sing opera and can sing some Rob Halford with not much strain. Joe on the other hand with his rasp would probably blow out my vocals after a few years. You can hear him strain and struggle during some choruses. He did hold back. It's crazy he can still sing today.
I agree. People give him so much flack for his high notes these days, but they really don’t put themselves in the shoes of a guy who started singing that way around 1981 and has done it for 180+ shows per tour for the last 40 years. A trooper. Respect
Steve Clark was The Riffmaster. What a criminally underrated guitarist he was. He was the driving force of Def Leppard. Gone way to soon but never forgotten. Rest In Peace Steve.
@jurgencuypers8350I know. 🙄 Some pseudo intellectual wanna be music critic bozo is always calling someone “underrated” even if said guitarist, in this case Steve Clark, has toured the world, sold tens of millions of albums, lived life on his terms, left his indelible mark in music etc. I recently read some psychotic bonehead who claims Paul McCartney is “underrated.” 🤣🤣😂
NO FUCKING PHONES IN THE CROWD. I have been there. Outstanding.
As long as the music is good who cares about phones one way or another?
Kinda hard to do in 1983🤣
The singer was on top of his game.
Joe Elliott yes he was
Mother of god..why hasnt this been released to physical media? This sounds awesome
Yes! No shit.
@Romain Dupuy I got the whole festival on bootleg CDs years ago and the sound on them are incredible. It is there CDs and I found it at a mom and pop music store years ago for $15. I was very impressed how great it sounded for a bootleg. I agree with you that the whole festival should be released on CD, DVD, and Blu-ray remastered. I would definitely get them.
This can be the best selling DVD/ Blu Ray they can sell.amazing quality with Rick Allen and Steve Clark in all of their glory.
@Romain Dupuy I've seen small bits of Krokus too, never a whole song but clearly someone was recording it. Can't imagine why they don't realize there's money to be made off of this recorded material, at a minimal cost to produce and release too! (There's got to be some "rights" issues, which could be a problem when you've got so many different bands on different labels!)
In the US we never got the good releases or bonus tracks like Japan....... 🤬
Steve Clark....legendary ....he was the back bone of Def Leppard...RIP legend!!!!
No he wasn't. He was the nice guy, sloppy playing drunk of the band.
@@shlepmessing8703 smh I don't think you know anything about leppard.
@@ChristianContemporaryMusic02 His own band members said he played sloppy guitar. Pete Willis carried that band in the beginning. Don't embarrass yourself again.
@@shlepmessing8703
@@shlepmessing8703 read some facts before shooting off your mouth! It was never said that he was a sloppy playing drunk! Read things in context, Steve never performed drunk, they said it themselves!!!
Billys got a gun live is amazing!!!!!!!!
When we were young, vibrant, energetic, and still had Steve Clark
No kidding!
And a two armed drummer.
and Joe had his voice...
1983 I also attended Pyromania tour. Krokus was the opening act. Fantastic concert!
STEVE WAS A FANTASTIC GUITAR PLAYER BUT LIFE GOES ON AND STEVE IS IN HEAVEN WITH NO MORE WORRIES AND EMOTIONAL PAIN. GOD SAW STEVE AND PUT HIM IN HEAVEN. I SAY A SMALL PRAYER FOR HIM AT NIGHT. THANKS STEVE FOR LETTING US HERE YOUR WONDERFUL GUITAR PLAYING MATE AND FRIEND FROM A LONG DISTANCE AWAY.
This concert had been in Dortmund , many bands like Def Leppard... Judas Priest..Michael Schenker Group... Scorpions..Ozzy...Quiet Riot...Iron Maiden...Krokus...were came to made history in Metal Year 1983 and still in my memories 4ever, it was greatest concert and greatest bands been there. Now I'm 61 and still Rock!!!!....RIP..
Steve Clark ...
us festival 1983 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Probably the best performance I've seen from Joe. He's killing it, specially on Billy's Got A Gun.
Too bad that we will never see Def Leppard with this much energy again!
I know it's truly tragic. But where would the band be now if Rick never lost his arm in that dreadful car crash. And if Steve never died?
@80smusicfan90 There are no what if's.
You can only go on with the 'now'.
Simply. DL has done that!❤
@@ChristianContemporaryMusic02 yeah. No kidding! Steve had such a unique style. Rick Allen was a beast on drums..I believe they are somewhat limited to the speed of their songs because of it. I was lucky enough to see them on HND tour and Pyromania tour twice
@@swind2492 well said!
Aren’t they like 80 something 🤣🤣🤘🏻🤘🏻
Ahhhhh...so it wasn't just the records. They were simply an awesome band. Rick Allen, what a drummer, even with both arms.
Amazing drummer, despite having both arms!
2024 now.....that was 41 years ago! And they're still going, albeit without Steve Clark. First concert i have seen on here where Rick Allen still has his arm. I'm 61 now and Leppard is still is a top band for me. Wow! Man, i love TH-cam!
Steve was so adorable the way he'd suddenly start stompin' across the stage, back and forth!
I saw this show in Munich in 83. It was my first concert in Germany, I believe.
Rest in peace Steve Clark. We sure love you bud. Fly with the angels!
Best concert footage I have ever seen for early 80’s DL - Outstanding
F, F, F, FOOLIN!!! One of the best tracks they ever recorded. I miss this version of the band. The first three albums ROCK!
I saw this on TV back in the day. Dec. 18th 1983.
Brilliant show.
🍻
Came back for more!!! THIS IS THE BAND of the 80's Folks.
#1,..Not CLOSE~
I had forgot how much i loved Def Leppard in 83. They were my band. I had a union jack cap with the target on the top. I was 13 then. After punk, new wave, post modern, death metal, and on and on. Im still rockin them. Im 51 now. Im never gonna stop!!!
These guys were game changers. Why they don't get accolades like zeppelin or acdc is beyond me.
They sold out Detroit faster than Zeppelin so they are pretty appreciated
Later day sins..
Because they wussed out and abandoned their hard rock beats. It's embarrassing what they turned into.
Pussified pop disguised as metal. Mutt Lange produced AC/DC, and then he produced these guys as his pop/metal plaything.
YEP and Don't Forget The Mighty VAN HALEN
Amazing restoration quality. I remember this show from the old bootlegs. Can't believe how good it sounds now. Everyone was on fire. Joe's vocals sound so powerful.
yeah, the quality is unbelievable......
Saw this tour in Philadelphia with Fastway and Billy Squier. Joes voice cut through the air like a knife.
Plus, he's dancing around and putting his soul into the performance! His eyes truly have a feline glint, like he's a leopard or something! Def Leppard is so underrated, as they created a unique rock sound, as well!
The quality was also 1983 good - but our TV/Video Equipment wasn't😉
Mike Davitt awesome line up! Wish I could see the show.
What’s crazy is Joe could keep that voice ferocious for years while touring. Axl Rose started losing his voice within the first two years of touring with GnR. Man what I’d give to see Def Leppard in their prime.. Rip Steve.
Healthy brits
Yeah for about a decade he kept it!
Axl is simply not true. I saw them in the mid 90s in Germany and Axls voice was fantastic. And if you check out recent footage he still sounds fine. Don't let your hate for his antics overshadow your judgement of his qualities.
That's the best recording of Billy's got a gun ever!!!!
I once thought I loved the album version, but this live version blows that away. Hard to listen to the studio version when I know this is here.
@@u4yk Spot on! I always thought that song was underrated on the album, but holy crap it kicks ass here.
Joe is spot on. Miss this time period. The best
Joe left it all on the stage during this era..he pushed his vocals and you can see the work he put in to reach the eventual heights of hysteria. This is a band who worked and worked. Legends now
Pyromania was their best album in my opinion.
I would add High 'n Dry both 10/10...
Wicked quality.
Joe sounds amazing on ' Billy has got a gun '.
Doesn't he ever
Booyeeaahhhhhh!!!!
Bang bang!
came down to say this exact thing. Impeccable voice
Freakin love this band, they changed my life.
One of the greatest damn rock bands in the history of rock. They pale in comparison to absolutely no one.
Have seen them 2 times in the 80s once in the 90s and once in 2017. Now I’m ready 2020
Bring on the HEARTACHE BOYS!!!!!!
It's amazing how high quality the video is of this recording for 1983. You don't see anything from this era that crystal clear and sharp.
Probably because 1) it was recorded on PAL and 2) WDR (German State TV) are great archivists. Lots of the great footage of classic bands from the late 60s onwards is from German TV shows because so much used to get junked because of video tape costs but the Germans kept everything (I believe)
tHe GrEy MaN German technology is unsurpassed...
@@chrishopkins209 This was not WDR but ZDF. Same quality though.
Iron maiden same quality live these Videos
Yeah the Bob Marley concert here in 1980 was crystal clear as well. Not sure if TH-cam still has it
It's so cute to see Steve all of a sudden come marching across the stage behind Joe! He always was all over the stage!
Sweet ♥️ UR RIGHT.
Pyromania one of the best albums ever made! Led by ,"Photograph". This album is packed with monster hits
Holy CRAP! This is the epitome of a rock band playing live. Man, absolute power in every riff, beat, and scream. Excellent!!!
Really love the performance of Billy's Got A Gun in this show! Lead vocals, harmony vocal, guitar solos, rhythm section, the riffs, all of it is nailed! And the "bang, bang" into the guitar pickup is so satisfying, I think you only get how that feels if you've played an electric guitar that's cranked up.
Yes
I agree 100 percent
AWESOME
Billy’s Got a Gun is my all-time favorite. Pyromania is 🔥 start to finish.
It doesn't get much better than early 80's Def Leppard.
I got Pyromania on Christmas morning of 1983
It is, has and always will be Christmas music in my home lol
I was 9 years old.
And STILL one of my fav albums of all time !
This is so superb. I especially adore Billy's Got a Gun. Amazing.
carrie m oh yea best live performance of billy's got a gun of their careers bad ass.!!
The whole reason I turned this on. It was really good but I felt like it was slightly rushed. Didn't have the intensity/dramatic effect like on the record. Still good though.
@@billyladd3180 Tilburg is also very good, and LA Forum
They needs to release more music from that show, the voice and the band on fire
This makes me smile. So glad I found it.
As i scroll thru all the dl videos i love seeing all the love for Stevie. Rip and thanks for the memories for me 40+yrs later as the next journey in my life begins as we get older.
Def Leppard's power tempo was really evident with Rick playing with both hands!!!
One of the best bands of all time
Freakin A Man. Rock On Harry🤘☝️
Oh my Lord look at this beautiful image, holy mother of God, def in HD better than ever..
Bicth girl
And I love watching hot Joe sing!!!
Happy 35th anniversary Pyromania! Favourite album from my favourite band!
My favorite band too!
Should have done a pyromania tour. I reckon maybe Joe’s voice might not be up to the job. A lot of the songs are such a high register.
Pyromania is one of the greatest and ground breaking albums of all time
@@bfettrulez67344 years later and I just saw a Def Leppard show celebrating 50 years of pyromania. They sounded amazing! Joe may not be what he used to but damn he still does a good job
Really heavy and really delivered! Def forever!
This and Denver 1988 are no question the two Def Leppard concerts I would die to see live
The picture quality of this is amazing. It’s 35 years old and looks like it was recorded yesterday.
This is so awesome! Joe in that iconic Union Jack shirt🇬🇧 smokin hot🔥and the powerful vocals🎤! Hell Yes🤘
They sound amazing here!!! More warm and powerful than records. Joe's voice is perfect and backing vocals are great. Love all the boys here!!
Crushed on them back in 82 and still in love today ❤️ miss you Steve
Amazing aren't they! Rick is still Amazing on the drums. They were at their peek here
This festival is one of the greatest ever!!!! The lineup of Def Leppard, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Ozzy Osbourne, Scorpions, Krokus, Quiet Riot, and The Michael Schenker Group is one of the greatest packages ever!! I would have gone crazy if I could see all these bands in one night. I am a huge massive fan of all these bands and I have all their studio and live albums. I agree with one comment I saw on this page which is how has this Festival not been properly released on CD, DVD, and Blu-ray yet. I would definitely get them if they ever did especially with remastered sound. I did find a bootleg of the whole festival years ago at a mom and pop music store that I used to go to and found a triple live CD bootleg of all the bands for $15. I was very impressed with how great it sounded for a bootleg. I listen to it very often.
I Just can't believe i will watch them this summer for the first time
That guitar work was beautiful
One of the very, very best British rock bands. It’s as simple as that!
They are English, the English should own their greatness. I'm Scottish, but i will not try and claim it as my countries greatness. They ain't from my neck of the woods although i wish they were.
I just don't get the British thing, for a kick off, i'm neither English, Welsh nor Irish and i can't be all of them together so i'm not British. Having said that i love this truely legendary band from England.
@@caveman385 that’s like saying “I’m not from the United States, I’m from Kansas”
@@BigTony-bf5jr No it isn't, Scotland is a nation, England is a nation, Wales is a nation and Northern Ireland is a nation. We all have very distinct accents, different geography, view society in many different ways, Scotland has a constitution.
Do not conflate a state in America called Kansas with four distinct countries in the 'UK' that even have their own languages. England had about 7 different accents! Scotland about 6, Wales has about 2 or 3 variations and the Ulster Scots accent is just one of many accents on the Isle of Ireland. Kansas it ain't and these guys are unmistakably English, i would know, their accent is not Scottish and 100% percent English. Dumb statement mate.
Joe vocals are AMAZING! I wish I could have been alive to see them perform like this with Steve.
Steve Clark. riff master. the backbone. still missed. RIP
Love him🥲♥️
The fact that Joe could ever sing like that is amazing.....
Thats true, it's really world class singing
God damn seeing the old footage of Rick Allen pre-accident and just how good he was when he still had both arms. He's still amazing now, but just think of how different things would be if he never had that accident! Life isn't fair sometimes!
I agree with you. I wonder what hysteria would've sounded like if Rick hadn't lost his left arm? And if Steve still lived on? Their still would've been screeching guitars and all! Life is really unfair. This band went through so much 😔.
What incredible dynamism. I remember their magical Europa show room in Metz in 83. Rip Steve with the stars
Amazing mix of sound! Love the guitars!!!! Awesome real background vocals!!!
This is why ive been a Def Leppard fan since day 1 and im 58.....TEAM SAV
I saw them in May of that year when I was 15 and it was the most kick-ass concert. It sold out, the crowd was on fire, the band was fantastic. Also Krokus, and Jon Butcher Axis.
They sound like no one and no one sounds like them just priceless
Incredible Concert with Def Leppard
Freaking fantastic show! Beautiful video, everyone sounds perfect! I cannot believe Joe’s voice, so powerful and raunchy.
German Sound Engineering.
@@germanCrowbar they probably toured with their countryman sound engineer
Best concert I ever went to, and that was back in the 80's!
'Pyromania' it's my favorite album ever for 30 years now, along with 'High N'Dry' and 'Hysteria', when was released!
RIP Steve Clark, i miss him!
Wow! just incredible how they sounded here, Joe's voice simple amazing and the guys playing like never before.
What an amazing performance. I'm completely blown away!
Ah, the memories these older videos bring back. Def Leppard kicked ass then and still do! RIP Steve!
Rip Rick's arm
Takes me back to 1983 Hampton Coliseum, Hampton VA. My first Lep show. Changed my life 🤘😎
Perfection ...reminds me of how much fun Rock use to be . Def Leppard simply kills here . Totally Awesome !
I watch this over and over and never get tired of it, love these guys and Steve I miss you!!! Vivian is great but I really do miss the riff master. I also admire Rick, a hell of a drummer. I’m so glad he didn’t give up, the average person would’ve felt sorry for themselves and truly with good reason but not him and I admire him and the band for sticking with him. Rock on!!!
Great band. I really like the raw energy of the first 2 records.
heavy metalにのめり込んだ大きなきっかけ。
今でも好きだ。
Joe is so awesome, I love him, can’t get enough of Def Leppard! They are so awesome! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I’m totally mesmerized by Joe Elliott!♥️
@@melaniebrocato3303same, girl, thank you!
It's like everyone is blind or something; the man was GORGEOUS in the 80s❤❤❤ 70s brown perm not so much
And the accent..oh my god, the way he says It's bettah to buhrrn owttt ❤❤❤❤in Rock of Ages
Seen this exact tour about six weeks before this recording in Erlangen Germany. They were so great live.Awesome memory.
Love it! My fav band of all time. May your soul rest in peace, "Steamin'" Stephen Maynard Clark.
At the age of 16, the Pyromania concert in Vancouver was my first hard rock concert. Unforgettable, amazing show! One of my favorite albums of all-time.
Best band, ever. This is amazing. Nothing like a live Lepp show!
I love Def leopard - always have - great band !
One of my favorite bands, I would have so many party's back in the day and Pyromania was our favorite album, this band only gets better, rock on Def Leppard, XOXOXOXOXO ...
Best show I ever seen . Def Leppard in 1983 and I’ve seen just a about everyone
Seen them live in the 90's and throughout the 2000's. Still one of my favourite bands of my lifetime.
So freaking good. They raised the bar so high on that record. Unbelievably written so well.
This is awesome!! One of the best bands you will ever see live. The vocals are amazing. Have seen them several times now. RIP Steve 😢
Knocks the socks off, their performance. What a bunch of hardworking kids. Great energy in the band.
Such an incredible videographic testament to their greatness...what great quality preserved all these years! Gives me goose bumps to see Steve Clark in action and it's always weird seeing old footage of 2-armed Rick wailing on the drums.
This is terrific. Incredible energy and musicianship. I love this album; I think I owned it on every possible format when I was a kid, and they pull the songs off live brilliantly.
They sound so good at live
That's what you call music, Def Leppard will fill any arena with excellent music.
The most amazing band ever.
Quite simply one of the best albums ever made
Since Def Leppard is releasing CD boxes, they should do a dvd one with old concerts.
They should certainly restore In The Round In Your Face from the original film negatives in HD.
I would totally buy the round in your face concert
They are releasing a film box!
@@caveman385 what of live concerts? Hopefully the full Don valley concert