What beautiful, nostalgic, painful memories of youth long gone this song brings so many of us. Golden, magical era. Youd have to have lived through it to really get it.
1983, 22 years old, Bartending at a killer local bar, living with five good friends in a party house with indoor pool, driving a new 1983 Boss 302 Mustang, Def Leopard always blasting, Wow, The best times ever. I’ve tried to tell my kids what they missed. From Atlanta, Georgia. I think I was blessed to experience the best times this world has seen.
1987,20 años,sin trabajo, con un viejo citroen gs sonando a tope de volumen este lp de los leppard ,4 amigos,, el mundo era nuestro,,,siempre recordare esa epoca como de las mejores de mi vida, un saludo amigo desde el norte de españa, historias parecidas en diferentes sitios,,,,
I think the greatest thing about this band is not their music, but the fact that they didn't ditch their drummer after he lost an arm in a car accident. That's true friendship and loyalty.
The story according to MTV at the time, was that the drummer began figuring out ways to drum one-handed while he was still in the hospital bed recuperating from the accident that cost him his arm. He would tap out rhythms with his remaining hand and his two feet while in bed. That's dedication.
Yeah but then stop and think about the pete willis thing and not so much what happened to the loyalty there they said it was because of his drinking and partying but hell they was all wild back then high n dry .
My first son was born in 81. So for me, I was too busy being a newlywed, new mom, etc. So I am now lucky enough to have that whole decade of "new songs" to listen to!!! Soooo much better that the crap they call "music" today!!!
When I hear this song, I’m overwhelmed with the feeling that we don’t realize we’re living the best days of our lives until they’ve long since passed. I was 17 and a junior in high school when this was a huge hit. I was in such a damn hurry to grow up and leave all the teenage “bullshit” behind. Now that I’m all grown up, 52 now, I’d give anything to live these days once again.
Amen Gordon. Well said sir, well said indeed. This song just has that reflective vibe and if you were 17 as I was when it was popular, you are transported back to those halcyon days of the 1980s.
True but out all the generations early rock Bill Haley and the following generations didnt let us down but the crap some these new bands are churning out depressing but hey at least we keep the dreams alive but coming here first girl I ever kissed was to this song :)
Exactly my thougts a minut before i did see your comment.. When these fucking corona days are over, lets all meet up have fun and go back to the old days.. That would just be so fucking awesome.
My dad loved Def Leppard. He passed away last May and now when i listen i feel nostalgia and sadness and happiness all at the same time. Love and miss you daddy.
@angeleiahignight9236 I was 17 when this song came out. Used to blast this in my beautiful car with an after market stereo in the car. Loud was the only thing I know. Def Leppard is my favorite band, and Hysteria is my all time favorite song.
The backing track for my late wife and my courtship. Cruising around Nashville in my Mustang with the t-tops out, her hair flying in the wind, singing this to her with all my heart. I am singing it now to her, in my heart.
They are not just a band not just friends they are family. They are there for each other. When the drummer lost his arm they didn't get another drummer they waited until get was able to play again. They have big hearts love Def Leppard
Have you seen the movie about them? It was on TH-cam, it's kind of old, but it was good. It covers what happened to Rick Allen, and Steve. They are very good friends ❤️
We are getting really old, but you're completely right. The 80s,also the 90s fantastic musical periods ❤❤❤ Wish we could turn the time back to that area 😢
These songs take me back to when I was excited to be alive every single second. They captured something magical and they’ve still got it. Absolutely love Def Leppard.
Heart melting nostalgia. One of the greatest songs ever. It's not always possible to hear every single instrument, effect.....vocal in a song, but in this one you can. Each it's own melody, it's own entity. Fantastic production for it's time, perfect mix.
I was 16 when this song was huge. When I hear it now, I think about how that 16 year old was in such a desperate rush to grow up. Now at age 50, I truly understand that youth is wasted on the young. I’d give literally anything to be able to relive these days. I wish I had the understanding that I was living some of the best days of my life and could have enjoyed things a bit more.
I just turned 54 yesterday and this is STILL the best 80's Rock band EVER! Graduated from a small, rural High School in South-Western Ohio in "86" I literally wore out my "Pyromania" cassette tape in my "57 Chevy" that I drove during those high school years cruising on Broadway in Greenville, Oh. Wow, had we only known how Damn good those days actually were when we were there living them!!! The 80's...Best decade ever known to man! So thankful that I was there, right in the middle of it all & still able to enjoy & reminisce on the INCREDIBLE music put out there by this GREATEST OF ALL ROCK BANDS EVER!
I want to give this drummer so much RESPECT. He never gave up and continued to live the dream, despite what happened. Not only talented, but a great person.
@@Johan_Liebert___ It's worse than that, I was commenting on a Crowded House video - how did my comment end up here? I've never watched this video. WTH? :o
IF YOU'RE STILL LISTENING HYSTERIA ON Oct29, 2022 THEN YOU'RE DEFinately A LEPPARD FAN🇬🇧🇺🇦 I'M 68 AND HAVE BEEN FOLLOWING THEM 41YEARS , I STILL GET HYSTERICAL! IM 68, AND HAVE BEEN FOLLOWING THEM FOR 41 YEARS, I STILL GET HYSTERICAL!!
My hat goes off to Rick Allen most drummers would've retired but his perseverance and love for the drums helped him over come such tremendous odds Def Leppard is on my top 10 playlist when I drive long distances
Hats off to the rest of the band for keeping him!! Most bands would have kicked him aside and moved on with a 2 armed drummer. They made the right choice. Proves their loyalty too. Not much of that in bands.
ed pettit most would have hung it up after they left that girl behind in the ditch at chappaquidick. what..? he lost an arm in the incident yet Mary Joe Kopekne lost her anal hyman and eventually her life!
This song had it all, great guitar riffs, good rhythm drumming, incredible chorus, and catchy phrases. Haunting and blissful 1980s music. I miss those days.
To be a teenager in high school in summer in the late 80s listening to Hysteria every day and thinking about the upcoming fair. It was a great album and the title song is amazing.
When "Hysteria" released, I was a teen and to this day, it has always kept that 80s nostalgia feeling alive. I wish we had a theme park dedicated to the 80s decade with all of the nostalgia of music, movies, TV shows, MTV, clothes style and the way we lived to have fun without the use of cellphones/internet.
Look around ~ the styles are on the way back. However, as the saying goes " if you wore it the first time around, you're to old to wear it again" That being said, hey! It's your life, do, say, wear whatever you want to! Have fun with it!
This song is absolutely "PURE SOLID GOLD" Best Guitar riff Ever! Hard to believe almost 30 yrs. has evaporated! Stephen Clark - R.I.P. on 8 January 1991 💞🙏💞!!!
At age 47, I look back at all the bands and ballads of the 80s and very early 90s and while I was a huge scorpions, Crue, skid row, Aeorosmith, Queensryche and GnR fan (along with so many others) I honestly think this was both the best BALLAD AND that they were the best BAND of that era.
They pulled off the working class hard rock songs as good as any or better than most while also being great at the prettier sounding melody type rock songs....Up tempo or slower, makes no difference...LIsten to the whole High n Dry album and it's so hard rocking, but they threw in "Bringin on the Heartbreak" which was different but still a great rock song and it certainly was the first example by them that showed what they could do in addition to songs like High n Dry, Let it Go, Mirror - Mirror, ect. AWESOME band !!
@Victor R. your taste in music is absolute trash if you don't like Def Leppard. Stop trying so hard to be edgy and relevant when you aren't, putting them down on their video. If you don't like them then go away
Such a great song and time in my life. Got married to my soul mate, had three daughters, bought a house along with a few puppies and had great music like this to listen to.
Goes without saying patrick. It's a unique album to be fair NO other rock band in the world could have recorded it. I'm a northern english def leppard fan of over 30 years, and proud as fuck.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Listening to this songs makes me so emotional and thankful that i have enjoyed my childhood years growing up in the 90s with these songs on full blast on the cassette player. I miss the 90''s 😢😢😢😢😢😢
I always opened at my job when i was at Fridays and i would play my music while we set up for the day. I was plaing rocket before shift meeting and my boss overheard it and was like is that Def Leppard and i was like hell yeah, then we proceeded to talk about the drummer losing his arm and how we both love this band. I love talking about music with people who have similar tastes. It was the Fridays that was hit by the tornado in (correction) 2017.
Yeah, they are true brother s that care about each other instead of all about money. They waited for Rick to recover and learn to play again. Not many bands would do that.
Fell in love with this band in the 80's.....and now 2023 is near an end and I'm still listening to them. Now my 23 year old son is hooked on them...and I couldn't be happier. I used to watch them on MTV and DROOL over Rick Savage...LOL!! If you don't like Def Leppard....then your taste in music is VERY limited....and you are missing out on some high quality music. LONG LIVE DEF LEPPARD!!!
I graduated high school in 1981. As a young adult with a front row seat to the eighties Def Leppard takes me back there in an instant, what a time it was to see MTV come to life and all that followed!
This song was there when I had my first kiss. Then my first time falling in love, My first nostalgic moment and even my first breakdown. I'm 47. I must have been 11 years old when this came out and I bought the album. Back then, I had a group of friends (boys and girls) who would meet at our local skating rink. Jean jackets, hair spray and dad's cologne in hopes to be with our crushes... and it worked. Hysteria along with Never Say Goodbye (by Bon Jovi) were heart felt songs to hug your girlfriend/wife outside in the cool of late fall. Then taking her in the house, change and cuddle and kiss by candle light. Our best rockers were romantics. I'm a rocker and romantic too. May God bless Def Leppard.
The feeling of nostalgia when I hear this song is incredible...it takes me back to that time when this song was popular and played on Mtv over and over again!
1983 I saw Def Leppard in a small Gym in Fayetteville North Carolina. About 30’ from the stage. Place was packed and Def Leppard just about blew the roof off! Great show in their early years….
I must give this drummer a lot of credit, he may have lost is arm but clearly has not lost his Drive. He truly is an inspiration, he turns the disability into a challenge and becomes quite innovative with his drumming. People take notes and learn from this remarkable individual.ll
Elizabeth Steiner tbh it was his chemistry with Phil and all of them and he was great at putting different like uses of the guitar into the songs because they didn't use the same thing almost over and over like turning something different they don't want to use the same thing over and over like some f****** songs to he was brilliant in the Phil did a great job because they were in all the terror twins and they known each other for a long time besides Joe and Rick and that I mean Rick Savage because around for awhile while they found him really quick
Elizabeth Steiner definitely right about maker of this band period but not best ever. Just being honest. Right freaking on that you mentioned Clark! Keep his memory alive
MAN, THIS SONG IS AWSOME, I'M FROM PERU AND I'M 26 YEARS OLD, I WAS BORN IN A PLACE WHERE THE HEAVY METAL GLAM DOESN'T HEAR SO MUCH. THE FIRST BAND THAT I'VE HEARD WAS DEF LEPPARD (HYSTERIA). THANKS TO THEM , I'VE COULD HEAR THEN TO RATT, TO MOTLEY CRUE , TO PÓISON , ETC. THANKS TO THEM , NOW I TALK ENGLISH. THERE ISN'T WORDS TO EXPRESS ALL THAT HEAVY METAL GAVE ME. THANK YOU SO FUCKING MUCH.
You are about the same age as my youngest son. He loves all the music from my day. He plays drums and my oldest son plays guitar. We were all in a cover band together from 2006 to 2009. God, it was fun!!!!
Well I grew up in 80's just like my wife different country but we both like Def Leppard..and all the music from the 80's..good times then and now and the future
Same here. Lots of memories (both bitter and sweet) linked to that song (and the album). Fun, friends, girls - some of them long gone and buried. The strange part is - in the 80s I always had the feeling that it is a "special time". Still don't know exactly why. Maybe it just was the youth. Now, over 30 years later, I know it was not only "special", it was a magical time! Do I want it back? Probably not. But the memory will always put a smile on my face...
I think that might be our homes my friend. I was just telling my 15 year old son how this music brings me right back to 35 long damn years ago. And this music was life. Like it is for every teenager.
23-12-2022, even more than 35 years of the release of this song, i feel this song as something special very deep in my heart, thanks Def Leppard...Hysteria the song and the entire album is forever, and everytime that i listen "hysteria", "Animal", "Gods of war" etcccc....reminds me the good times that we had in the past.
I am 54 and terminally ill and this takes me back to some of the happiest days of my life, when everyone was alive, young,& healthy! Patricia Gambino Harrington
This song. It's one of those songs, for me, that hits you in the heart as soon as you hear it. We all have different reasons why songs are special to us. This song just brings back some great memories and some not so great. But life goes on, and this song reminds me of a past I wouldn't change for anything. Thank you Def Leppard.
@@autumn111155551 hell yeah. He did photograph. He teared apart song like love bites, bringin' on a heartbrake. But... Savage wrote hit like hysteria. Clark was leppards soul I guess. After his death they had hits, or even great songs like slang (great album) (he had a lots of credit for adrenalize after death) but this songs were soulless. Vivian Campbell is a fucking monster of a guitar player. But his style didn't fit there, like Steven's. Anyway love def Leppard. And fuck that's fucking sucks they had all of this shit on the heir way. But.... Steven was their biggest stat
Whenever a heavy rock band plays something slower and softer than usual, it's always so beautiful. They have so much more capability than what's required, they execute with perfection and also have the ability to add in some nice touches to fill out the sound. It's why rock power ballads are sooooooo good. Sweet child of mine, Every rose has it's thorn, Home sweet home (Motley Crue) are just a few that come to mind.
My best friend and I took our boom box to the lake and laid out in the sun and listened to this cassette for hours. We had kids coming up to us so they could sit and listen to it, too. Got a great tan that summer, made some friends and will always remember our lake days. Thanks Def Leppard for the sweet summer 80s memories....
Couldn't have said that better friend. Miss Steve to this day. He was the *ANCHOR* yes. For me, Hysteria was the last great effort by our Sheffield boys. Makes me so, so very sad.
This was literally my first favorite band and they still remain one of my very favorites to this day. Rick Allen's drumming (pre and post accident) has been an inspiration to me. Prior to the accident, he inspired me to be the youngest member of several bands that I joined. I had to lie about my age so that I could play on stage for many shows since I was 16 and my bandmates were in their 20's. Rick Allen did the same thing. Rick lost an arm and I was injured as a firefighter and I had to have my hip replaced and it changed how I approach playing the drums. I was a double bass machine and now I'm much like Rick Allen and Nicko McBrain, a single pedal is all we need (though I still have a double pedal instead of two bass drums). I found it amazing and pure happenstance that I've been playing the same gear as he has (minus some of the electronics). I play Yamaha drums and use Yamaha hardware and I use Zildjian cymbals. I have added some electronic elements to my drumming, but I don't have a trigger pedal for my left foot to be the snare drum since I have my left arm. After my surgery, thinking of Rick Allen struggling to learn to play minus his left arm encouraged me to continue to play when I wanted to retire because I felt that I had lost my skills. What's a metal drummer to do when he can't play metal anymore? Side note: after several years of physical therapy and working out, I'm going back to two bass drums.
@@DevineLove333 I bet that was awesome! I went to the Texas Jam in 1985. Bon Jovi was one of the first acts and everyone was like who’s Bon Jovi?? Haha good times.
I saw Skid Row open for Bon Jovi. I never made it to a Def Leppard show. It hurts. But I went to so many amazing shows in those days. I count myself as very fortunate. Def Leppard was such a gift. All their songs 100% hold up to this day. And they effortlessly connect me to some of the best times in my life...
@@TruthWiz they definitely connect with some of the best times of my life as well. I remember being a teeny bopper, and me & my best friend would roll up into the local pool hall/arcade and the first thing we would do was throw a couple of quarters in the jukebox and put on Rock of Ages. We just had let everyone know we were there and we were ready to party. 🤘🏼😎
Peter, I am 66 yrs old and feel like i am in my kate 20's - early 30's when I hear this band, but most of sll, I feel like a crazy teenager dancing in the wind.❤
I am now a 45 year old man. This is one of my a time favorite albums. Love Every. Single. Song. Heard this song a million times and for whatever reason I literally cried listening to it tonight.🥺🤷
Right there with you. Remember Saturday morning cartoons? Transformers and GI JOE etc......wish I could go back and not deal with all of this social media BS!!!
10 years ago I crossed Mexico to the Riviera Maya in my car on a trip that changed my life, I was listening to this song while crossing the roads and next to me the sea and her...the love of my life...Know she is not with me, but; that sensations yet...and this Timeless Masterpiece...
I just love this band. All I listen to in the 80s. Brings back a lot of memories in my life. Def Leppard was the best ever. Always had them cranked up in my jeep.
80’s songs were simple. Peace love and harmony. That’s why this era will be remembered. 100 years from now it will still have the same effect as it does now. ROCK ON 🤘
@@rapid13 i was going to say the same thing, lol. go back to the 60's for peace, love and harmony. the 80's i remember was all about excess, partying, and enjoying the wave before it crashed in the 90's.
Has gotta gotta be one of the nicest sounding songs there is. It’s a mixture of rock song and a slow jam. Meshes perfectly together. This song is what life memories sound like.
April 2024 , this is still Rocking even after all these years , Classic Leppard with the Late Great Steve giving it loads as per usual , just such a shame he ain't here anymore, he really did give that extra bite to the music. Where ever you are Steve you are still a Legend and us fans from the beginning will never forget you . Godspeed Steve 🙏 🙏 From the 🇬🇧
You just don't hear harmonies like this anymore. Seen a concert? The drummer plays with his eyes closed and has the biggest blissful smile the whole time. He truely loves what he does! 🤘
I LOVE how he says "I gotta know tonight, if you're alone tonight". When I was a teen, I liked to imagine that he was saying that to me. Heck, I'm 51 and I STILL like to imagine that he's saying it to me !
What beautiful, nostalgic, painful memories of youth long gone this song brings so many of us. Golden, magical era. Youd have to have lived through it to really get it.
❤ yes
Best times
Yes thats so true. Best times and best music ever
Back then I looked good in parachute pants. Now not so much.
it's so crazy to see a whole world just...disappear... I'm not too sure culture was ever supposed to change this fast.
1983, 22 years old, Bartending at a killer local bar, living with five good friends in a party house with indoor pool, driving a new 1983 Boss 302 Mustang, Def Leopard always blasting, Wow, The best times ever. I’ve tried to tell my kids what they missed. From Atlanta, Georgia. I think I was blessed to experience the best times this world has seen.
1987,20 años,sin trabajo, con un viejo citroen gs sonando a tope de volumen este lp de los leppard ,4 amigos,, el mundo era nuestro,,,siempre recordare esa epoca como de las mejores de mi vida, un saludo amigo desde el norte de españa, historias parecidas en diferentes sitios,,,,
It was magical...come on
We didn't know how good we had it
Leopard😂😂
Ummm, they didn't have a boss mustang in 83' but I het where your coming from helluva decade
I think the greatest thing about this band is not their music, but the fact that they didn't ditch their drummer after he lost an arm in a car accident. That's true friendship and loyalty.
So right
A one-handed drummer that out-plays two handers
Their music is also amazing
The story according to MTV at the time, was that the drummer began figuring out ways to drum one-handed while he was still in the hospital bed recuperating from the accident that cost him his arm. He would tap out rhythms with his remaining hand and his two feet while in bed. That's dedication.
Yeah but then stop and think about the pete willis thing and not so much what happened to the loyalty there they said it was because of his drinking and partying but hell they was all wild back then high n dry .
This album, every song was great
I can't explain enough, how happy I am to have been born in '81. I'll never forget these hit songs as a little kid. I really do feel fortunate......
I feel you man, best music era. I’m also an ‘81 baby.
Я родился 79 из Украины и тоже для меня музыка из детства🖐️👍
The neighbors were always playing this and many other rock songs with the garage door open changing the oil. This was one of the songs playing.
81 baby as well. My memory is clear from back then. I’m glad, it was pure magic.
My first son was born in 81. So for me, I was too busy being a newlywed, new mom, etc. So I am now lucky enough to have that whole decade of "new songs" to listen to!!! Soooo much better that the crap they call "music" today!!!
When I hear this song, I’m overwhelmed with the feeling that we don’t realize we’re living the best days of our lives until they’ve long since passed. I was 17 and a junior in high school when this was a huge hit. I was in such a damn hurry to grow up and leave all the teenage “bullshit” behind. Now that I’m all grown up, 52 now, I’d give anything to live these days once again.
Amen Gordon. Well said sir, well said indeed. This song just has that reflective vibe and if you were 17 as I was when it was popular, you are transported back to those halcyon days of the 1980s.
ME TOO.,BEST DAYS IN MY HEART
True but out all the generations early rock Bill Haley and the following generations didnt let us down but the crap some these new bands are churning out depressing but hey at least we keep the dreams alive but coming here first girl I ever kissed was to this song :)
Exactly my thougts a minut before i did see your comment.. When these fucking corona days are over, lets all meet up have fun and go back to the old days.. That would just be so fucking awesome.
my mom said that this song brings her beautiful memories on her youth
My dad loved Def Leppard. He passed away last May and now when i listen i feel nostalgia and sadness and happiness all at the same time. Love and miss you daddy.
Sending love from England to wherever you are ❤
This song has that effect on a _lot_ of people. Sorry for your loss.
💙😓 I'm sorry. Wherever he is, and he is somewhere because our souls live on, he is smiling down. You can't feel him but he is there
Sorry bout that loss so did my dad also loved the band but mines still livin
Sorry for your loss. I am sure he is smiling that he left you with some great music ideas.This came out, when I was in high school 1989
probably cruised with this album more than any other. EPIC hits, grooves, and moments in life. Thank you Def Leppard.
Ok, you right. I'm too
Has to be the absolute best..i feel so many emotions hearing this song every time
@JoeElliot-ld4mp yes I have been a fan for at least 37 years but sadly never able to see you in concert. Amazing band love you guys
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@angeleiahignight9236 I was 17 when this song came out. Used to blast this in my beautiful car with an after market stereo in the car. Loud was the only thing I know. Def Leppard is my favorite band, and Hysteria is my all time favorite song.
The backing track for my late wife and my courtship. Cruising around Nashville in my Mustang with the t-tops out, her hair flying in the wind, singing this to her with all my heart. I am singing it now to her, in my heart.
Damn dude that's so nice
If only we could relive old times, friend
Oh man...isn't that the truth ?? Hurts the heart to hear them, yet I end up smiling... the memories
Damn, bro...killin' me 😥
Exactly what I was doing in Australia in my 74 hq gts but still have the wife.
Lost a lot of friends since then. I hope your doing ok.
Hysteria,to this day, is one of the greatest rock albums ever.Every track hits you like a thunderbolt.
Right on!
Well said, a true masterpiece💗
Absolutely! 💖😘
Hi I recommend a song that's called 'the Bond Villain' by Robert Nix
agreed!!
They are not just a band not just friends they are family. They are there for each other. When the drummer lost his arm they didn't get another drummer they waited until get was able to play again. They have big hearts love Def Leppard
When the drummer came back was when this album hit! They came back even stronger! God blessed them for that!
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Have you seen the movie about them? It was on TH-cam, it's kind of old, but it was good. It covers what happened to Rick Allen, and Steve. They are very good friends ❤️
Once again, real music. I miss the f***in 80’s.
EXELENTE Commentary!!!! 100% agreed
We are getting really old, but you're completely right. The 80s,also the 90s fantastic musical periods ❤❤❤ Wish we could turn the time back to that area 😢
Me too....and the 70's
Yes, I too miss the 80's. It was a great decade to grow up in. Things were much simpler then.
You said it bro
These songs take me back to when I was excited to be alive every single second. They captured something magical and they’ve still got it. Absolutely love Def Leppard.
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Yup
So amazing 😍
love my 80s and 90s music.
Hell yes
Heart melting nostalgia. One of the greatest songs ever. It's not always possible to hear every single instrument, effect.....vocal in a song, but in this one you can. Each it's own melody, it's own entity. Fantastic production for it's time, perfect mix.
@@abalister6661 ikr I always use mine
Amen to that
Hi I Recommend checking out an indiesong called:'The Bond Villain' By Robert Nix
Yeppers mutt lang is a genius when it comes to recording!
You summed this up perfectly my friend.....perfectly.
I've fallen in love with this band ❤
I was 16 when this song was huge. When I hear it now, I think about how that 16 year old was in such a desperate rush to grow up. Now at age 50, I truly understand that youth is wasted on the young. I’d give literally anything to be able to relive these days. I wish I had the understanding that I was living some of the best days of my life and could have enjoyed things a bit more.
ya what you said :) I was 18 but totally agree
Agree one hundred percent 💯 👌
Exactly. I'm 47 now. Played Hysteria over and over again. Jesus I wish I could go back. Life is shit when you get old
I'm 64 and on my first Harley ride on July 4, 2009 that was my first thought, that youth is wasted on the young.
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I just turned 54 yesterday and this is STILL the best 80's Rock band EVER! Graduated from a small, rural High School in South-Western Ohio in "86" I literally wore out my "Pyromania" cassette tape in my "57 Chevy" that I drove during those high school years cruising on Broadway in Greenville, Oh. Wow, had we only known how Damn good those days actually were when we were there living them!!! The 80's...Best decade ever known to man! So thankful that I was there, right in the middle of it all & still able to enjoy & reminisce on the INCREDIBLE music put out there by this GREATEST OF ALL ROCK BANDS EVER!
The 1880´s were better.
@@portugueseego that's like when Laura Ingalls was alive!! Boring!
1480’s ‘twere the best 80’s
Lived it myself N NO music in today’s world even comes close to the 80’s era Rock N Roll my friend.
@@jeffreysteinbach4403 Maybe the only redeeming thing about being in my 50's now, is having been a teen back then.
I’m so glad I’m not the only one in love with and haunted by this beautiful piece of music. ❤ the 80’s ruled!!
Heck yea they ruled!!!!
agreed
Yep. Now hand over your gasoline and women :D
Beautiful comment 🦋
Hi I Recommend a song called 'The bond villain' by Robert Nix
SO glad i grew up in the 80's...man. RIP to my sister Connie, this will forever remind me of cruising in her 240SX blaring this album. ♥️
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One of the best rock ballads ever written. Timeless.
It's not a ballad. It's not a love song. That's what makes this song so great
I want to give this drummer so much RESPECT. He never gave up and continued to live the dream, despite what happened. Not only talented, but a great person.
Easy to look at too!!!
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What? He did give up, he killed himself. He was not living the dream he was living a nightmare and the nightmare overcame him.
@@NihongoGuy what Rick Allen is still alive bro. Your thinking of the guitarist.
@@Johan_Liebert___ It's worse than that, I was commenting on a Crowded House video - how did my comment end up here? I've never watched this video.
WTH? :o
No matter how deep I get into Metal/ Progressive Metal, I always come back to this album. This album was a huge part of my early teenage years.
The best
Great memories of Pontiac, MI with my cousins Michael and Jennifer... I turned 12 that summer of 88.
My favorite rock song accompanied me in difficult times, I will always listen to it ⚡🎸❤️
IF YOU'RE STILL LISTENING HYSTERIA
ON
Oct29, 2022 THEN
YOU'RE DEFinately A LEPPARD FAN🇬🇧🇺🇦
I'M 68 AND HAVE BEEN FOLLOWING
THEM 41YEARS , I STILL GET
HYSTERICAL!
IM 68, AND HAVE BEEN FOLLOWING THEM FOR 41 YEARS, I STILL GET
HYSTERICAL!!
Yes I am!!!
Fuck yea take me back to August 87
I work with a guy who was a roadie for them in the early years. He got paid a fiver for it. Said they were really nice lads.
Ofc 🤙🔥
Hi Steve, totally feel the same way. LOVE this song, and LOVE Def Leppard!
My hat goes off to Rick Allen most drummers would've retired but his perseverance and love for the drums helped him over come such tremendous odds Def Leppard is on my top 10 playlist when I drive long distances
Hats off to the rest of the band for keeping him!! Most bands would have kicked him aside and moved on with a 2 armed drummer. They made the right choice. Proves their loyalty too. Not much of that in bands.
ed pettit most would have hung it up after they left that girl behind in the ditch at chappaquidick. what..? he lost an arm in the incident yet Mary Joe Kopekne lost her anal hyman and eventually her life!
He almost did quit. the Band kept his spirits up so he could figure out how to keep doing what he does now.
Ed Petitt and just think Journey turned their back on Steve Perry who helped make them famous when he broke his hip..
The problem with listening to Def Leopard when I drive is that I get speeding tickets :-)
im girl of 26 years old from Panama and im listening to Def Leppard ❤❤
have you seen Hysteria the Def Leppard story? its on here...look it up its low quality but watchable
As in Panama the country or the city in Florida? I asked because I lived in Panama the country when I was in middle school. Neat place.
@@nmelkhunter1 in Panamá country 🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦 xd
@@saraisa4241 Very cool. Panama is a very pretty country and my favorite part was Boqutte, Cerro Punta and Volcan. Que te vaya dios!
You have good taste!
One of the best hard rock albums in History
HYSTERIA is STILL their biggest lp of all time. They rocked it in the 80's!
This is one of the greatest albums of all time. Every single song was a classic.
Please, what are the name of other songs ?
@@babapur3255 Just look up Hysteria
I Concur.
@@babapur3255 Anyone who is currently 37-57 years old can probably name 6 songs off of this. One of the biggest records of the past 40 years.
Yes!
This song had it all, great guitar riffs, good rhythm drumming, incredible chorus, and catchy phrases. Haunting and blissful 1980s music. I miss those days.
Words cant express enough the genius and awesomeness of Mutt Lange for co-wrote and Producing one of the best song i grow up with.
One of the most unforgettable guitar riffs ever. Simple but so effective and beautiful to the ears.
Absolutely
Agree!!!
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YESSSS!
Sooooo soothing to the ears!!! 🎶🎸🎶
One of the very best songs to come from the 80s still enjoyed just as much in 2024!
This song has to be one of the best Lyrically written song around 🎤🎤🎸🎸
❤
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Как молодость проходит быстро... спасибо Леопарды... мы любили, нас любили... 80-е - состояние души)
To be a teenager in high school in summer in the late 80s listening to Hysteria every day and thinking about the upcoming fair. It was a great album and the title song is amazing.
Man great memories, I used to live for that fair day to, was such a good times back then!
Agreed....good times
Man I can only imagine such awesome vibes
yeah that smooth
Summer of 89, where it's hysteria and you learn that love bites, so pour some sugar on me kinda vibes
When "Hysteria" released, I was a teen and to this day, it has always kept that 80s nostalgia feeling alive. I wish we had a theme park dedicated to the 80s decade with all of the nostalgia of music, movies, TV shows, MTV, clothes style and the way we lived to have fun without the use of cellphones/internet.
Look around ~ the styles are on the way back. However, as the saying goes " if you wore it the first time around, you're to old to wear it again" That being said, hey! It's your life, do, say, wear whatever you want to! Have fun with it!
Good idea!!!
Not a bad idea ,guy
Build it and they will come.
That would be awesome.
This song is absolutely
"PURE SOLID GOLD"
Best Guitar riff Ever!
Hard to believe almost 30 yrs. has evaporated!
Stephen Clark - R.I.P.
on 8 January 1991
💞🙏💞!!!
Absolutely agree.
This and Sweet Child o' Mine has the best Guitar riffs, and both came out on the same year with unmatched level of success.
@@avlshukla
Still rocking hard in the 2020 covid mask-down universe.
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Really
34 years.
I may be 61 but I love your music. If I could ever meet you guys that would make my day
At age 47, I look back at all the bands and ballads of the 80s and very early 90s and while I was a huge scorpions, Crue, skid row, Aeorosmith, Queensryche and GnR fan (along with so many others) I honestly think this was both the best BALLAD AND that they were the best BAND of that era.
They pulled off the working class hard rock songs as good as any or better than most while also being great at the prettier sounding melody type rock songs....Up tempo or slower, makes no difference...LIsten to the whole High n Dry album and it's so hard rocking, but they threw in "Bringin on the Heartbreak" which was different but still a great rock song and it certainly was the first example by them that showed what they could do in addition to songs like High n Dry, Let it Go, Mirror - Mirror, ect.
AWESOME band !!
@@stricknine8623 Bringin on the heartbreak was so under rated.. it brings the best out of them.
They were my first concert, (Air Supply and Barry Mannilow don't count!) So their music is pretty special to me! ❤️
Agree they were the best band of that era their induction into the RR HOF proves it
@Victor R. your taste in music is absolute trash if you don't like Def Leppard. Stop trying so hard to be edgy and relevant when you aren't, putting them down on their video. If you don't like them then go away
Can't express how much I love the bridge part. "I gotta know tonight, If you're alone tonight. Can't stop feeling, can't stop this fire" ❤️
One of the great songs off the album Hysteria. Not too often when EVERY SINGLE SONG on an album is amazing.
You got that right. The whole album is classic. Love it :)
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agreed
Such a great song and time in my life. Got married to my soul mate, had three daughters, bought a house along with a few puppies and had great music like this to listen to.
I'm 51 and my 16 yr. old daughter loves it. Soo proud of her.
Ditch. Great name. Friday nite videos!
I'm 52, and I"m proud of your daughter too! :)
You have taught her well sir ...
That's good parenting, sir.
seriously! I would be proud too!!!!
This is that song that even after 30 years the memories are still strong related to it.
Anyone else agree this was one of the best songs ever recorded?
I agree
Hell'ya!!
Goes without saying patrick. It's a unique album to be fair NO other rock band in the world could have recorded it. I'm a northern english def leppard fan of over 30 years, and proud as fuck.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mate I listen to new shit weekly and it's gone to garbage, I keep coming back to DL
My favourite album
ever recorded, period. Still have it on Vinyl, I’d sell my car first!!!
Listening to this songs makes me so emotional and thankful that i have enjoyed my childhood years growing up in the 90s with these songs on full blast on the cassette player.
I miss the 90''s 😢😢😢😢😢😢
I'll always love the fact that Allen stayed in the band after his accident. That's a real band, real friends, real musicians.
Truth.
Still, it's a lucky fit: the drum style and his accident. Not fancy, but he did a fucking good job in the style.
I always opened at my job when i was at Fridays and i would play my music while we set up for the day. I was plaing rocket before shift meeting and my boss overheard it and was like is that Def Leppard and i was like hell yeah, then we proceeded to talk about the drummer losing his arm and how we both love this band. I love talking about music with people who have similar tastes. It was the Fridays that was hit by the tornado in (correction) 2017.
Yeah, they are true brother s that care about each other instead of all about money. They waited for Rick to recover and learn to play again. Not many bands would do that.
@@johnyandell8948 thats how you know who your true friends are. I also doubt Rush would get back together with the lost of Neil
@@asylum8934 Yes, who could replace Neil's drum throne? No one could even come close to his mystical rythums.
Fell in love with this band in the 80's.....and now 2023 is near an end and I'm still listening to them. Now my 23 year old son is hooked on them...and I couldn't be happier. I used to watch them on MTV and DROOL over Rick Savage...LOL!! If you don't like Def Leppard....then your taste in music is VERY limited....and you are missing out on some high quality music. LONG LIVE DEF LEPPARD!!!
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Listening this wonderfull song from Mexico 🇲🇽🇬🇧
❤ here in the US
Bendiciones de PR🇵🇷
Algeria🇩🇿
@@lindapearcr3138 greetings, are you from United States?
@@DevoWevo27 gracias bro, igualmente
Some of the best Rock music of the 80s was made by Def Leppard. I so miss that time in my life...
Absolutely one of my ultimate favorite songs ever. I play it over and over again
Me too!!!
@@lindapearce5699 Me too, absolutely good song and singer. Greeting from CHILE.
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Playing it now!!!
I'll put it on loop when I'm feeling emotional. It's just the perfect melody and tone to help me cope with whatever is bringing me down
I graduated high school in 1981. As a young adult with a front row seat to the eighties Def Leppard takes me back there in an instant, what a time it was to see MTV come to life and all that followed!
This song is an absolutely masterpiece! One of the greatest rock bands in the world!
This song was there when I had my first kiss. Then my first time falling in love, My first nostalgic moment and even my first breakdown. I'm 47. I must have been 11 years old when this came out and I bought the album. Back then, I had a group of friends (boys and girls) who would meet at our local skating rink. Jean jackets, hair spray and dad's cologne in hopes to be with our crushes... and it worked. Hysteria along with Never Say Goodbye (by Bon Jovi) were heart felt songs to hug your girlfriend/wife outside in the cool of late fall. Then taking her in the house, change and cuddle and kiss by candle light. Our best rockers were romantics. I'm a rocker and romantic too. May God bless Def Leppard.
Come on! Surely one of the best Def Leppard tracks ever!
David Sheppard I was literally just going to comment the same thing! Agreed 100%!
Such beautiful, melodic guitars, too.
I concur.
Easily the best one.
David Sheppard it just hits the heart 😔
For sure !
It's 1987 and Def Leppard with "Hysteria" is playing on my FM radio!
Playing it on my cassette player till I had to make another copy to play becuase I wore it out
I seen this concert "Hysteria Tour " in East Troy , Wi. "Alpine Valley" outdoor venue It Rocked !
@@tazkar1956 well these songs arent anymore not as much as when this came out anyway that's what they're getting at not that FM radio is obsolete
Quick, someone grab the blank cassette tape so we can record it!
Take me back!
The feeling of nostalgia when I hear this song is incredible...it takes me back to that time when this song was popular and played on Mtv over and over again!
Hello, i really appreciate the love and support we get from you all
What a pretty and wonderful woman ,hello my darling ?
1983 I saw Def Leppard in a small Gym in Fayetteville North Carolina.
About 30’ from the stage.
Place was packed and Def Leppard just about blew the roof off!
Great show in their early years….
I must give this drummer a lot of credit, he may have lost is arm but clearly has not lost his Drive.
He truly is an inspiration, he turns the disability into a challenge and becomes quite innovative with his drumming. People take notes and learn from this remarkable individual.ll
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Steve Clark, the best guitar player on history. He was the heart of Def Leppard.
Elizabeth Steiner tbh it was his chemistry with Phil and all of them and he was great at putting different like uses of the guitar into the songs because they didn't use the same thing almost over and over like turning something different they don't want to use the same thing over and over like some f****** songs to he was brilliant in the Phil did a great job because they were in all the terror twins and they known each other for a long time besides Joe and Rick and that I mean Rick Savage because around for awhile while they found him really quick
Elizabeth Steiner 💗💗💗
Elizabeth Steiner definitely right about maker of this band period but not best ever. Just being honest. Right freaking on that you mentioned Clark! Keep his memory alive
Yes he was
WHO in October 2024? Deff Leppard is my life, forever a never 🖤🖤🫶🫶🎸🎸🤘🤘
Def Leppard girl 4ever ❤
From Argentina 🇦🇷
Favorite of all time
@JosemariaMunoz-oi7x😂r
😃🤘
This is the one most iconic bands on the planet. They stayed together though so much. The accident, and the loss of Clark. They never gave up.
❤
Fantastic song, fantastic band! Golden age of music. When people could actually play instruments and legitimately sing! Epic!! 💎💎💎💎💎
So cool!!
Точно! Обожаю такую музыку.
When ya got in line to buy your tickets with your lawn chair and thermos....
such a boomer comment
Milli Vanilli beg to differ - but otherwise, I agree, a great time for music!
MAN, THIS SONG IS AWSOME, I'M FROM PERU AND I'M 26 YEARS OLD, I WAS BORN IN A PLACE WHERE THE HEAVY METAL GLAM DOESN'T HEAR SO MUCH. THE FIRST BAND THAT I'VE HEARD WAS DEF LEPPARD (HYSTERIA). THANKS TO THEM , I'VE COULD HEAR THEN TO RATT, TO MOTLEY CRUE , TO PÓISON , ETC. THANKS TO THEM , NOW I TALK ENGLISH. THERE ISN'T WORDS TO EXPRESS ALL THAT HEAVY METAL GAVE ME. THANK YOU SO FUCKING MUCH.
You are about the same age as my youngest son. He loves all the music from my day. He plays drums and my oldest son plays guitar. We were all in a cover band together from 2006 to 2009. God, it was fun!!!!
Well I grew up in 80's just like my wife different country but we both like Def Leppard..and all the music from the 80's..good times then and now and the future
DefLep has been my favorite band since they came out ... This song in particular is hauntingly beautiful.
Hi I recommend a song that's called 'the Bond Villain' by Robert Nix
Well said hauntingly beautiful 😊
This song has been stuck in my head for the past couple of weeks. This is why Def Leppard is awesome! 🤘
There are certain 80’s songs that give me an overwhelmingly painful and bittersweet sense of nostalgia. This is definitely one of them
Same here. Lots of memories (both bitter and sweet) linked to that song (and the album). Fun, friends, girls - some of them long gone and buried.
The strange part is - in the 80s I always had the feeling that it is a "special time". Still don't know exactly why. Maybe it just was the youth.
Now, over 30 years later, I know it was not only "special", it was a magical time! Do I want it back? Probably not. But the memory will always put a smile on my face...
Great memories brotha!!
I think that might be our homes my friend. I was just telling my 15 year old son how this music brings me right back to 35 long damn years ago. And this music was life. Like it is for every teenager.
Our homes. I meant our hormones.
And ohhhhmagawd.......now I'm freakin 50. What the hell man. How the hell did I get this old 😂
23-12-2022, even more than 35 years of the release of this song, i feel this song as something special very deep in my heart, thanks Def Leppard...Hysteria the song and the entire album is forever, and everytime that i listen "hysteria", "Animal", "Gods of war" etcccc....reminds me the good times that we had in the past.
But why should time make a song less special? An awesome song is awesome forever.
I am 54 and terminally ill and this takes me back to some of the happiest days of my life, when everyone was alive, young,& healthy! Patricia Gambino Harrington
Praying for your healing and full recovery. Def Leppard still tours, and I pray you get to see them and make new happy memories
@@xararogers3186 ❤ THANK YOU,,,, GOD BLESS,,,,! Patricia Gambino Harrington
Kia kaha Frank
Why do you sign off the comment with your full legal name? 😂
@@frankharrington4881Again 🤣🤣
I'm 64 and grew up on 70s Rock pop and soul, this tune just touches me, love this bad.
This one of the best songs ever put together - lyrically, sonically VERY WELL DONE.
Yes Sir lol
Troy Fleming agreed
My Nigga
You are crazy guy
And all done with tape, no computer intervention. Imagine the post-editing in their songs!
This song. It's one of those songs, for me, that hits you in the heart as soon as you hear it. We all have different reasons why songs are special to us. This song just brings back some great memories and some not so great. But life goes on, and this song reminds me of a past I wouldn't change for anything. Thank you Def Leppard.
The songs are a bookmark to your life.
@@jeffsor47 They certainly are to mine
Yes! Replay
Steve Clark never got the recoginition he deserved as a guitarist , True Legend , rest in Peace
RIP Steamin Steve
He has received plenty of recognition!, but unfortunately his time was to short and never built up that resume. RIP Steve.
His style was strongly influenced by Jimmy Page. His scenic. behavior was inspired by God himself.
Mark Hanson He was their main songwriter also. They haven’t really had any hits since he died. An amazing talent lost 😥
@@autumn111155551 hell yeah. He did photograph. He teared apart song like love bites, bringin' on a heartbrake. But... Savage wrote hit like hysteria. Clark was leppards soul I guess. After his death they had hits, or even great songs like slang (great album) (he had a lots of credit for adrenalize after death) but this songs were soulless. Vivian Campbell is a fucking monster of a guitar player. But his style didn't fit there, like Steven's. Anyway love def Leppard. And fuck that's fucking sucks they had all of this shit on the heir way. But.... Steven was their biggest stat
Whenever a heavy rock band plays something slower and softer than usual, it's always so beautiful. They have so much more capability than what's required, they execute with perfection and also have the ability to add in some nice touches to fill out the sound. It's why rock power ballads are sooooooo good. Sweet child of mine, Every rose has it's thorn, Home sweet home (Motley Crue) are just a few that come to mind.
My best friend and I took our boom box to the lake and laid out in the sun and listened to this cassette for hours. We had kids coming up to us so they could sit and listen to it, too. Got a great tan that summer, made some friends and will always remember our lake days. Thanks Def Leppard for the sweet summer 80s memories....
Fun!
Steve Clark Was The Backbone Of Def Leppard He Was The Riffmaster That Made The Music Groove. R. I. P Steve. 🎸
Couldn't have said that better friend. Miss Steve to this day. He was the *ANCHOR* yes. For me, Hysteria was the last great effort by our Sheffield boys. Makes me so, so very sad.
nothing reminds me of cruising around for countless hours completely without a care in the world in the 80's summers more than Def Leppard!!!
Omg yes!!! Love these guys n all the other hair bands..
This was literally my first favorite band and they still remain one of my very favorites to this day. Rick Allen's drumming (pre and post accident) has been an inspiration to me. Prior to the accident, he inspired me to be the youngest member of several bands that I joined. I had to lie about my age so that I could play on stage for many shows since I was 16 and my bandmates were in their 20's. Rick Allen did the same thing. Rick lost an arm and I was injured as a firefighter and I had to have my hip replaced and it changed how I approach playing the drums. I was a double bass machine and now I'm much like Rick Allen and Nicko McBrain, a single pedal is all we need (though I still have a double pedal instead of two bass drums). I found it amazing and pure happenstance that I've been playing the same gear as he has (minus some of the electronics). I play Yamaha drums and use Yamaha hardware and I use Zildjian cymbals. I have added some electronic elements to my drumming, but I don't have a trigger pedal for my left foot to be the snare drum since I have my left arm. After my surgery, thinking of Rick Allen struggling to learn to play minus his left arm encouraged me to continue to play when I wanted to retire because I felt that I had lost my skills. What's a metal drummer to do when he can't play metal anymore?
Side note: after several years of physical therapy and working out, I'm going back to two bass drums.
Impossible to get bored of this song, no matter how many times you listen to it.
It rocks!!!
I know. It makes u feel so good and bad when u see Clark on guitar.
actually that goes for all DF songs
Oh I wouldn't go that far...
@@IamVintage72 maaaaaan. The amount of soul that steve put into his licks was insane
I went to the Hysteria Tour in 1988. It’s now 2024 and I still love this song and Def Leppard!! ❤️🔥
I went to a concert where Bon Jovi opens up for Def Leppard ❤
@@DevineLove333 I bet that was awesome! I went to the Texas Jam in 1985. Bon Jovi was one of the first acts and everyone was like who’s Bon Jovi?? Haha good times.
I saw Skid Row open for Bon Jovi. I never made it to a Def Leppard show. It hurts. But I went to so many amazing shows in those days. I count myself as very fortunate. Def Leppard was such a gift. All their songs 100% hold up to this day. And they effortlessly connect me to some of the best times in my life...
@@TruthWiz they definitely connect with some of the best times of my life as well. I remember being a teeny bopper, and me & my best friend would roll up into the local pool hall/arcade and the first thing we would do was throw a couple of quarters in the jukebox and put on Rock of Ages. We just had let everyone know we were there and we were ready to party. 🤘🏼😎
Honestly this is such a good song with such good structure and great transitions. It has so much that is good.
This is one of those Songs you never get tired of. NEVER..
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I don't get tired from any of their song's ❤️
❤️❤️❤️
You got it
@@carolinesmith7390 Me either:)
Peter, I am 66 yrs old and feel like i am in my kate 20's - early 30's when I hear this band, but most of sll, I feel like a crazy teenager dancing in the wind.❤
I am now a 45 year old man. This is one of my a time favorite albums. Love Every. Single. Song. Heard this song a million times and for whatever reason I literally cried listening to it tonight.🥺🤷
Me too. 43. I understand and sympathize. I have the album too.
Right there with you. Remember Saturday morning cartoons? Transformers and GI JOE etc......wish I could go back and not deal with all of this social media BS!!!
me 3 im almost 39
I agree love Hysteria
51 now, I love to fo back to those days
Def Leppard was and will always be one of the greatest bands of all time
AMEN TO THAT BROOOO
John Hernandez not even a little bit
One of the best, if not the best.
Alex Mustata one of the best of the worst bands
Still waiting them to be inducted to RnR Hall of Fame
The Hysteria album is a Masterpiece!🤘
If I had to pick just one album from the 80s that is my #1 favorite it would be the hysteria album
Love every song on that album
I have never ever heard this great song on Dutch radio.... what a shame! Fantastic band!❤
Your helping a young man get through a rough time Deflep, thank you
The 80s music will never be beaten or return again the time when life was good
exactly!
The 70's were the benchmark of rock music
@@davephillips4009 The 70’s paved the way for the 80’s.
Yes i agree
Life was great in the 80s!!!
10 years ago I crossed Mexico to the Riviera Maya in my car on a trip that changed my life, I was listening to this song while crossing the roads and next to me the sea and her...the love of my life...Know she is not with me, but; that sensations yet...and this Timeless Masterpiece...
Beautiful
I just love this band. All I listen to in the 80s. Brings back a lot of memories in my life. Def Leppard was the best ever. Always had them cranked up in my jeep.
80’s songs were simple. Peace love and harmony. That’s why this era will be remembered. 100 years from now it will still have the same effect as it does now. ROCK ON 🤘
Adam Lauina AMEN! 🤘🤘🤘🙏🙏
Clearly you were not there. Peace, love, and harmony? Sex, drugs, and rock n roll, man.
@@rapid13 i was going to say the same thing, lol. go back to the 60's for peace, love and harmony. the 80's i remember was all about excess, partying, and enjoying the wave before it crashed in the 90's.
cannot agree anymore
@@ryanbarker5217 ex
Has gotta gotta be one of the nicest sounding songs there is. It’s a mixture of rock song and a slow jam. Meshes perfectly together. This song is what life memories sound like.
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April 2024 , this is still Rocking even after all these years , Classic Leppard with the Late Great Steve giving it loads as per usual , just such a shame he ain't here anymore, he really did give that extra bite to the music.
Where ever you are Steve you are still a Legend and us fans from the beginning will never forget you .
Godspeed Steve 🙏 🙏
From the 🇬🇧
You just don't hear harmonies like this anymore.
Seen a concert? The drummer plays with his eyes closed and has the biggest blissful smile the whole time.
He truely loves what he does!
🤘
These guys were simply the best.
I LOVE how he says "I gotta know tonight, if you're alone tonight". When I was a teen, I liked to imagine that he was saying that to me. Heck, I'm 51 and I STILL like to imagine that he's saying it to me !
I love his last baby he s saying that to me !lol
He is fine !!!!!
I know that’s right! Good looking guy with the PERFECT “Rock God” voice IMO!
Haha i luv it too! Classic....it sure does take you back!! ❤❤❤❤
You rock, Angela.
Reminds me when I was a teenager. A very different time and world than we live in today. I never get tired of this group or their music.
Well those days are over now shut up and get your ass to work.
Agree, they rock!!!
Absolutely, the 80's WAS and will ALWAYS be the best decade to have experienced.
Best time when I came to America
Hi I Recommend checking out an indiesong called:'The Bond Villain' By Robert Nix
I get goosebumps every time I hear this song.....man I miss the world the way it used to be! RIP!
It sure was fun before cell phones or Internet . I like to say that we are from the B-I era ( before internet)
Saudades dos velhos e melhores tempos
Here's to NEW beginnings post covid 19! 🍻!
Amen to that 👏🏻👏🏻
We will be free soon =)
That outgoing solo really hits me hard. It is true art. That solo emotionally hits me like no other solo has. Not before and not since.