Right including seven singles off hysteria. Pyromania and hysteria are truly amazing record to wall to wall. I think the only song I Don't like is don't shoot shotgun, and Joe Elliott says he doesn't like that song either.
My cousins used to have vhs cassette called Historia with Def Leppard containing videos from late '70s to late '80s. Don't know how many times me and my buddy borrow this cassette!! This song was like a encore and it sure takes me back!!
I rented that from Blockbuster when I was a kid! Currently the version of hello America was never actually a video. Is the performance for a TV show that got scrapped or something. I literally just learned that yesterday even though I saw the video first in the late '80s!
I don't even feel guilty about it anymore. During the grunge era I was a little modest about my fandom. I regret that though ... But was when I was in high school Def Leppard was like the least cool thing in the world. But this was like the turn of the century.
They are from the U.K. and as you can see the drummer lost an arm and the band waited for him to get well and find a way to drum again. Old song like you bringing on the heart break. Follin. Rock of ages are awesome. From Mitzy Montreal quebec canada xx
Def Leppard is doing a tour with Motley Crue, Poison and Joan Jett in 2021. Tickets are still available. I'm going to the Miami show as I've always wanted to see Def Leppard.
@@HarriBestReactions I thank you so much for reacting to Love Bites, my favorite Def Leppard ballad. Now if you want to hear the song that exploded them into super stardom, check out Def Leppard - "Photograph". Truly one of the best and most amazing hard rock/heavy metal songs of all time. A true classic, believe me, you will NOT be disappointed.
@@HarriBestReactions Haha never mind, I just subscribed to your channel and saw that you had a reaction for Photograph among others. I feel so bad for you that their 2021 tour (which was supposed to happen in 2020), doesnt have any UK dates. And yes, Def Leppard are definitely British. They are from Sheffield. If you notice in the Photograph video, the lead singer had the Union Jack on his shirt. He made that shirt so iconic in the early 80's. I remember everyone in America that were Leppard fans bought one. Rick Allen the Drummer also likes to drum in nothing but boxers with the Union Jack as well.
little to people know, but at near the very end, if you turn the volume all the way up, there is a hidden message. At the end as it gets quieter, start turning up the volume.
Not sure if you're familiar with Ronnie James Dio.. but I think youd dig him. Littlest man in rock with the world's biggest voice. Oh and he also invented (popularized) the "metal horns" hand gesture thing.
The fact that you're a Brit but don't know who Def Leppard are speaks volumes for how f**ked up the British music industry is. They should be considered a British national treasure. Every bit as good ans successful as The Who and Queen.
I dont think its as simple as that.Remember i am a black guy.Your background,friends,culture and taste plays a big part in what you like. Cos you only listen to certain music go to certain clubs and listen to certain radio stations. Not saying i didnt or dint listen to other stuff as well,but you tend to drift more towards things that are synonymous with the things i mentioned. But i think as you get older and explore you start opening yourself up more. For exampe, you will be shocked at amount of stuff my parents used to listen to that i ignored but love now😀
@@HarriBestReactions I agree. I was stunned at how many black people put out reaction videos to Queen in the last year or two who had never heard them before the movie came out. To me they are one of the most ubiquitous bands of all time. I listened to Queen records on my crappy little turntable when I was just a kid. But there is a big cultural gap in popular music. I see the same thing with The Bee Gees. They had one of the biggest selling albums of all time, but so many black people had never heard of them, or thought they were black. I don't 'blame' black people for this, but it just does show me that there are cultural factors at work that are sometimes hard to understand. But we have to if we're to co-exist peacefully.
@@HarriBestReactions right Def Leppard has never had the most diverse audience.... That's a very good point. This is probably changing as the internet makes it easier for other people to discover them.
@@one-eye1721 yeah. It's interesting how white people jumped all over rap music at least by the '90s, but rock music didn't really have the cross appeal. I do remember the band living colour. Maybe the only all black rock band I can remember on MTV. The cult of personality is an absolutely amazing song and actually still relevant
@@one-eye1721 there's no need to blame anyone for this. I didn't get exposed to a lot of music when I was younger. It's just the culture where you're born has heavy influence on the kind of music you consume, the food you eat etc...
Saw them on their 'On Through The Night' tour in '79! Then, like the mercenaries they were, they sold their souls to America in a heartbeat, and i rapidly lost interest!
Im curious about this statement Christian.How did they sell their souls? I dont know much about them but every British band has gone the same route.This includes the Police,Beatles ,Dire Straits,Durans ,The Stones..i can go on..I am curious to onow how the Defs are different.
@@HarriBestReactions Their first album had a very British sound, typical of the NWOBHM movement springing up at that time! One of the songs featured on their debut album was titled 'Hello America', and was a blatant love letter to a country they'd only experienced through films,and the odd American band! They were criticised for this by sections of the English music press, and lost a portion of their fans in the process! Their response was to release a follow-up, completely indebted to a U.S audience, which fortunately for them had the required effect. You may see nothing wrong in this, but all the bands you mention became big on their own terms, and by retaining their original sound. I guess i prefer integrity over dollar signs! Cheers.
@@Katehowe3010 Like i said,ive only just discovered these boys ..But i dont see how they are any different from all these other great British groups who sang with American accents and mentioned all these American cities and landmarks etc..And The Beatles,The Stones all did this as well. I just think and feel with art,people should not be limited and be allowed to go where ever they want to artistically ✌
His name is Joe Elliott, The band is named Def Leppard and they are from Sheffield, England. They formed in 1977 and have an amazing catalog of music.
My favorite band ever. My moms too. I’ve seen them in concert and they rock so hard. I think I lost my voice screaming so hard. 😂😂😂😂
They are a fantastic band Ashley
Def Leppard has a whole catalog of great songs.
Right including seven singles off hysteria. Pyromania and hysteria are truly amazing record to wall to wall. I think the only song I Don't like is don't shoot shotgun, and Joe Elliott says he doesn't like that song either.
They are still touring and rocking the world.
Great band... Great music... Masterpiece album forever...
"a husky falsetto voice."
Love that turn a phrase. You must be a writer
Joe's hair here, at its most impressive.
My cousins used to have vhs cassette called Historia with Def Leppard containing videos from late '70s to late '80s. Don't know how many times me and my buddy borrow this cassette!! This song was like a encore and it sure takes me back!!
I rented that from Blockbuster when I was a kid! Currently the version of hello America was never actually a video. Is the performance for a TV show that got scrapped or something. I literally just learned that yesterday even though I saw the video first in the late '80s!
Def Leppard is like an addiction. I know they are my guilty pleasure.
They are a legendary and talented rock group - no "guilty pleasure" needed. They're a pleasure plain and simple.
I don't even feel guilty about it anymore. During the grunge era I was a little modest about my fandom. I regret that though ... But was when I was in high school Def Leppard was like the least cool thing in the world. But this was like the turn of the century.
This was one of the albums I had with me on my 6 weeks driving tour of France, takes me straight back to that summer. They are from Sheffield.
This album (cassette tape) was in the car's player for at least a year solid back in '87-'88. It's a fundamental part of my high school experience!
They are from the U.K. and as you can see the drummer lost an arm and the band waited for him to get well and find a way to drum again. Old song like you bringing on the heart break. Follin. Rock of ages are awesome.
From Mitzy
Montreal quebec canada xx
oh Fuck you are right, didnt noticed it, gosh, hard core!!!! thanks for sharing,
The song is in my karaoke library and one my favorite songs to sing
I like to sing karaoke to "Two Steps Behind."
Def Leppard - Photograph
. 4.9M views. Official video.
Man they are still around.They have toured the U.S. in 2022.
They are still touring in 2021!
3 years I think and 5 million dollars later the best album ever Mutt lang kicked ass in the production of this
Love the Leps!! Legends 🤘🏻
Just in case you don't know the boys are British you're going to dig these guys
Def Leppard is doing a tour with Motley Crue, Poison and Joan Jett in 2021. Tickets are still available. I'm going to the Miami show as I've always wanted to see Def Leppard.
i hate you Sega! 😂🤣😂🤣 Nah,love you bro..have the greatest fun at the show!
@@HarriBestReactions I thank you so much for reacting to Love Bites, my favorite Def Leppard ballad. Now if you want to hear the song that exploded them into super stardom, check out Def Leppard - "Photograph". Truly one of the best and most amazing hard rock/heavy metal songs of all time. A true classic, believe me, you will NOT be disappointed.
@@HarriBestReactions Haha never mind, I just subscribed to your channel and saw that you had a reaction for Photograph among others. I feel so bad for you that their 2021 tour (which was supposed to happen in 2020), doesnt have any UK dates. And yes, Def Leppard are definitely British. They are from Sheffield. If you notice in the Photograph video, the lead singer had the Union Jack on his shirt. He made that shirt so iconic in the early 80's. I remember everyone in America that were Leppard fans bought one. Rick Allen the Drummer also likes to drum in nothing but boxers with the Union Jack as well.
I have alot of favorite British bands like Fleetwood Mac, Iron Maiden, Black Sabbath, Judas Priest and Depeche Mode.
playing Fenway Park next summer too
Love your reaction because its like mine ! Love this band.
At their concerts everyone wears leopard print in their outfits in tribute to the band....❤
Def Leppard are from Sheffield England
They're English, and please check out more, they have tons of great songs and hits. If you like the voice I'd suggest Stagefright or Animal
ive just done animal.Fantastic song..Been singing it all day..Would load soon
Subcribed today I like the way you talk
little to people know, but at near the very end, if you turn the volume all the way up, there is a hidden message. At the end as it gets quieter, start turning up the volume.
Nice video dude!
This guys first hearing this is a crime, that’s crazy.
Oh they're a band rather terrific I might say
Love these guys...am hoping you’ll try Canadian band Rush singing Tom Sawyer. 🖖🏻🇨🇦💥🥰
I did..search for it Tessa
Just close your eyes and point to a track and it’ll be a hit!
I love these guys
Not sure if you're familiar with Ronnie James Dio.. but I think youd dig him. Littlest man in rock with the world's biggest voice. Oh and he also invented (popularized) the "metal horns" hand gesture thing.
British or ....I forget its been a while.
i just would love to learn pole dancing to do this song jaajajaj
The fact that you're a Brit but don't know who Def Leppard are speaks volumes for how f**ked up the British music industry is.
They should be considered a British national treasure. Every bit as good ans successful as The Who and Queen.
I dont think its as simple as that.Remember i am a black guy.Your background,friends,culture and taste plays a big part in what you like.
Cos you only listen to certain music go to certain clubs and listen to certain radio stations.
Not saying i didnt or dint listen to other stuff as well,but you tend to drift more towards things that are synonymous with the things i mentioned.
But i think as you get older and explore you start opening yourself up more.
For exampe, you will be shocked at amount of stuff my parents used to listen to that i ignored but love now😀
@@HarriBestReactions I agree. I was stunned at how many black people put out reaction videos to Queen in the last year or two who had never heard them before the movie came out.
To me they are one of the most ubiquitous bands of all time. I listened to Queen records on my crappy little turntable when I was just a kid. But there is a big cultural gap in popular music.
I see the same thing with The Bee Gees. They had one of the biggest selling albums of all time, but so many black people had never heard of them, or thought they were black.
I don't 'blame' black people for this, but it just does show me that there are cultural factors at work that are sometimes hard to understand. But we have to if we're to co-exist peacefully.
@@HarriBestReactions right Def Leppard has never had the most diverse audience.... That's a very good point. This is probably changing as the internet makes it easier for other people to discover them.
@@one-eye1721 yeah. It's interesting how white people jumped all over rap music at least by the '90s, but rock music didn't really have the cross appeal. I do remember the band living colour. Maybe the only all black rock band I can remember on MTV. The cult of personality is an absolutely amazing song and actually still relevant
@@one-eye1721 there's no need to blame anyone for this. I didn't get exposed to a lot of music when I was younger. It's just the culture where you're born has heavy influence on the kind of music you consume, the food you eat etc...
❤️😀👍❤️✌️🌼
try stagefright :D
Saw them on their 'On Through The Night' tour in '79! Then, like the mercenaries they were, they sold their souls to America in a heartbeat, and i rapidly lost interest!
Im curious about this statement Christian.How did they sell their souls? I dont know much about them but every British band has gone the same route.This includes the Police,Beatles ,Dire Straits,Durans ,The Stones..i can go on..I am curious to onow how the Defs are different.
@@HarriBestReactions Their first album had a very British sound, typical of the NWOBHM movement springing up at that time! One of the songs featured on their debut album was titled 'Hello America', and was a blatant love letter to a country they'd only experienced through films,and the odd American band! They were criticised for this by sections of the English music press, and lost a portion of their fans in the process! Their response was to release a follow-up, completely indebted to a U.S audience, which fortunately for them had the required effect. You may see nothing wrong in this, but all the bands you mention became big on their own terms, and by retaining their original sound. I guess i prefer integrity over dollar signs! Cheers.
@@Katehowe3010 Like i said,ive only just discovered these boys ..But i dont see how they are any different from all these other great British groups who sang with American accents and mentioned all these American cities and landmarks etc..And The Beatles,The Stones all did this as well.
I just think and feel with art,people should not be limited and be allowed to go where ever they want to artistically ✌
@@HarriBestReactions As always, it all comes down to perception, but i completely appreciate your viewpoint! Hope you've enjoyed your day. 👍
@@Katehowe3010 Yea bro you are right😀 Art does steer up convos like this..Have a happy xmas and great new year in advance
Theyre around but he cant sing this song like back in the day.