On Nov 15th 84, I ripped off my arm in a machine at work. I was barely 19. I was a drummer in a band. My arm was saved, and I practiced my ars off to recover. I changed how I played because I lost all my finger tendons but they took wrist tendons and moved them. I relearned how to do it. On Dec, New Year’s Eve, 84, I heard the news about Rick’s car accident. I thought of him, and I was devestated for him. I loved Def Lep, especially his drumming. They put his arm back and I waited to see if it took. I was sick to my guts about him. Then the news came that he lost his arm. I was so busted for him. I didn’t know at that point if I’d keep mine yet. I was fortunate. He too was fortunate though, because the boys in the band stuck with him. He is a success again. I was never so happy when I saw him live, for Hysteria.
@@trillrifaxegrindor4411 how’d it work out for your grip? It’s tough trying to just hold onto the stick at first, eh? Man, I tried tape, tree sap, I made sticks on my lathe, I custom carved sticks….it all helped me emotionally to keep going. I always like to envision all of the various contraptions that Rick Allen must have gone through. I read that it was actually Mutt Lange that came up with many of the ideas, and who would never let Rick give up. Now THAT is a producer that truly gave a crap. Unbelievably decent guy. Anything you recall that was a huge moment for your drumming recovery?
This is peak Def Leppard. Young, hungry, and not to be denied. Played every show like it could be their last. Def Leppard's effort & determination has always been the reason for their success. It's no coincidence that they hit big. They've always gone at it like there was no other choice.
To all you rappers and hip-hoppers: THIS --- is MUSIC. True Rock. Real instruments. Real Drums - not "Beatz" from computer samples. Real Vocals -- NO auto tune and-or weird shitty effect in the vocal. No huge bullshit backline of distracting dancers. And NO BACKTRACKS to "ASSIST" the vocalist. REAL MUSIC BY REAL MUSICIANS.
@@cluggyahoo I couldn’t agree more. Sort of like Ringo, in that he is SOLID, and well suited for the Def Leppard style. Makes sense seeing how young and close they are. He is a FANTASTIC live drummer. He has a groove like Charlie Watts (deep condolences) and he just never makes mistakes.
Wow! This is gold! Three things that caught my eye here : 1. Steve Clark is there playing with the band. 2. Rick pre-car accident, with 2 arms. But most alarming was; 3. Phil with a top on. 😆 This is an amazing gem!!
I got to see Phil with a shirt on at the Exit 111 music festival in Manchester TN back in Oct of 2019 and that's only because it was "officially their coldest gig ever" as Joe put it!!! It got down to 37° that night and we were camping in a tent!!! Great times!!! \m/ \m/
Once Phil touched his top unknowingly after his solo and it caught fire. That's why he doesn't put them on while he is playing guitar anymore. For real!
A lot of music fans write off Def Leppard as some run of the mill hair metal band, but the reality is that they are one of the hardest working rock bands who built all their own success. They were an absolute spectacle. One of a kind
I no for a fact he was did you see Clack at the beginning of Rock Of Ages he popped Hard on his Legendary Gibson R.I.P...Steve Clark...I saw that tour in Austin TX...
Oh gosh..... I hope this doesn't come off wrong , but I have to say as well, that my man Rick the Thunder god Allen 's other arm is truly missed very well also
Take a minute to admire Joe’s perfect better than on the recordings voice, Collen’s licks, Allen’s two arms, savages bass lines and on stage performance and Clark’s riffs and solos and whatever the f*ck he does to get that sound. All of these elements in a great early energetic band and a f*kin’ great image and audio quality !
Steve Clark was one of the most original guitarists in rock music. The chord structure in the songs is uniquely his - not to mention his leads and showmanship! He truly was incredible.
A lot of the chord arrangements are due to the genius of John Lange... just listen to Foreigner 4, and AC/DC HTHell and BIBlack... Touch to Much for example. But of course Steve Steamin' Clark was a great musician!
Sadly, Steve left us too early....I get angry because in interviews his achievements are never mentioned. In the short time he was a Lep, he wrote 95% of the songs himself. To this day, his royalties continue to surpass the other members. Basically, Steve is the richest Lep, but he's the one who didn't even care about the money!
Ahh yes , the fallout of Mutt Lange production . While I take nothing away from the energy and tight performance part of it , it's obvious these guys knew right away they would have to use padded backups , keyboard supplementation , and triggered samples for live replication of the recording. Just sayin' .
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Amazing what happens when you actually had to sing for your money , once they got the money I am sure they got more slack , lol also age has a major factor !
If I had a time machine I would love to go back to 1983 and see Def Leppard play live. I did see them in Philly at the Spectrum in 1988 which was my 1st concert when I was 15 but i would have loved to see them with their earlier stuff even High N Dry. I was only 10 when they were touring for Pyromania and there was no way my parents were taking me. My parents hated rock n roll. God my dad hated all my music. I have so many old pics from 1984 to 1987 when I am wearing my Union jack sleeveless shirt.
My very first concert ever was Def Leppard in 83 , had recently got out of Army boot camp. Don't think I could have asked for a better first concert. Saw them 14 more times over the years. Always put on a great show and sounded just like what you heard on the Radio. Some Bands suck live, Def Leppard was awesome.
Its this kind of stuff that always reminds of how incredibly mind blowing Steve Clark was. I still enjoy Def Leppard in all their different stages....but Steve was just so damn good! He was an absolutely amazing musician, and he seemed to bring the best out of everyone else. He never let up, he never rested on his laurels... so nobody else did either. Peak era!!!
Ladies and Gents I give you Def Leppard at their finest Moment. Joe's voice is on point. Steaming Steve Phil Collen Rick Allen and Sav are KILLIN it. Rick Allen playing a real drum kit is just a Beautiful sight to see...
This is the Def Leppard I fell in love with ... God how I miss you Steve Clark ... The Band hasn't been the same since you left us ... But thank God we were all blessed with your amazing gifts if only for a little while ... God bless you and God bless Def Leppard.
I was 15 years old, German boy, it was the first time my parents let me look something so late on TV! While looking, I recorded everything on tape (it came on radio too) with my "Ghetto Blaster" they gave me for my birthday before! Amazing, and still got the tapes with MSG and Ozzy and Quiet Riot and Leppard! This gives me chills! Thank you so much!!!!
А нам в СССР в те годы по ТВ не показывали выступления рок групп. Мы видели только наших Советских исполнителей, а также некоторых из соцстран. Хотя известные мировые рок группы в основном были известны в СССР. Некоторые редкие граждане выезжавшие из страны привозили из-за границы пластинки, которые затем распространялись через магнитные ленты.
This is some of the most high quality of video concert footage I have ever seen in my 51 years! Damn! Incredible! The shots of the audience are amazing, it’s like your standing right there
Speechless. Can’t imagine anyone left that venue with their faces not completely melted off. 10 out of 10 from every single band member and a stellar camera, audio and editing job. This footage is priceless.
They were great even in the early days, they put on a great show. I love Steve Clark , so talented, so intelligent what a waste of this great musician. He could have done wonders.I wish someone could have given him the help he needed with his drinking. He seemed so sad at times. I think he was a lonely soul that needed someone to support him and help him with encouragement. Very sad .
I have had a privilege of being able to DL live 2 times .... Rick Allen I love you. Tenacious, don't ever stop !! Your band mates , HAVE to luv U man !!!
There will never be another band like Def Leppard. For me personally, they are perfection. They made four incredible albums: High n' Dry, Pyromania, Hysteria, and Adrenalize.
Def Leppard firing on all cylinders without a doubt, Pyromania another classic Leppard album and a brilliant track from on through the night -Let it rock🤟🤟🤟
Footage is in great shape for being over 30 years old. Lovely seeing Steve!!!! And the Thunder God before that awful accident took his arm. But that said, Im so glad he is still with us and you guys still rock!!!
This is a true 80s def leppard vid...my first memories as a kid of them in America was the way they looked and played here....I agree , this video is just perfection
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Man Steve Clark was an absolutely amazing player, especially in their early days before he started to hit the bottle hard. Great performance, Phil even does an excellent job and wore a shirt. Joe sounds awesome too!
I thought I saw smoke coming from Phil's shirt, that thing would probably have been ash if he kept lighting up the fretboard like he did on rock of ages lol.
now i wouldnt want to see them unlike acdc or the crue who still jam def lep is like easy listening. sucks and no one give me their old shit. the crue guys are around th same and ACDC over ten yeas older
I feel like they made him sing without his accent because I didn't even know they were British. When I heard the accent in this, my super crush on Joe got even bigger. That shirt though 😍 It shows most in Rock of Ages vs the studio version
Watching this footage…tears to see Rick playing with both arms…but what a comeback he made, and turned a life changing event into something truly miraculous. This is incredible…but with these guys, nothing is impossible. Miss you Steve Maynard Clark❤️
Слушаю это 40 лет и получаю удовольствие
Rick Allen era una bestia cuando tenía su brazo antes de perderlo , pero aún si es un máster de la batería 🎉❤😊
God it's good to have two arms.
On Nov 15th 84, I ripped off my arm in a machine at work. I was barely 19. I was a drummer in a band. My arm was saved, and I practiced my ars off to recover. I changed how I played because I lost all my finger tendons but they took wrist tendons and moved them. I relearned how to do it. On Dec, New Year’s Eve, 84, I heard the news about Rick’s car accident. I thought of him, and I was devestated for him. I loved Def Lep, especially his drumming. They put his arm back and I waited to see if it took. I was sick to my guts about him. Then the news came that he lost his arm. I was so busted for him. I didn’t know at that point if I’d keep mine yet. I was fortunate. He too was fortunate though, because the boys in the band stuck with him. He is a success again. I was never so happy when I saw him live, for Hysteria.
lost the use of my left thumb,broken wrist,broken tendon...........persevered
@@trillrifaxegrindor4411 how’d it work out for your grip? It’s tough trying to just hold onto the stick at first, eh? Man, I tried tape, tree sap, I made sticks on my lathe, I custom carved sticks….it all helped me emotionally to keep going. I always like to envision all of the various contraptions that Rick Allen must have gone through. I read that it was actually Mutt Lange that came up with many of the ideas, and who would never let Rick give up. Now THAT is a producer that truly gave a crap. Unbelievably decent guy. Anything you recall that was a huge moment for your drumming recovery?
Wow brother, I'm sorry for the pain and suffering you had to endure. Your compassion for Rick is well understandable.
@@michaelpalermo354 that’s very kind, thank you. I appreciate that.
Much respect to you man.
This is peak Def Leppard. Young, hungry, and not to be denied. Played every show like it could be their last. Def Leppard's effort & determination has always been the reason for their success. It's no coincidence that they hit big. They've always gone at it like there was no other choice.
And lots of interviews they said growing up in Sheffield it was either make it big with music or work in the mines. They never forgot the lessons.
Really sad for Rick but after he lost his arm they should have gotten another drummer.there music would have been way better
Loved the way you put it.
Definitely went down hill around 84 lucky enough to see them three times before they went bubble gum
Then a year later the space jews in charged had to chop an arm off...
This is real deff lepard
Fantástic
Rock n roollllllllllllll
Im 62 and still jam out to them always
To all you rappers and hip-hoppers:
THIS --- is MUSIC.
True Rock.
Real instruments.
Real Drums - not "Beatz" from computer samples.
Real Vocals -- NO auto tune and-or weird shitty effect in the vocal.
No huge bullshit backline of distracting dancers.
And NO BACKTRACKS to "ASSIST" the vocalist.
REAL MUSIC BY REAL MUSICIANS.
Want your Brit spirit Joe❤
Joe Elliott , one of the best Rock screamers ever
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Great lead singer...wayyy underrated..
@@cluggyahoo I couldn’t agree more. Sort of like Ringo, in that he is SOLID, and well suited for the Def Leppard style. Makes sense seeing how young and close they are. He is a FANTASTIC live drummer. He has a groove like Charlie Watts (deep condolences) and he just never makes mistakes.
I have to admit they put on a pretty good show here.
Wow! This is gold!
Three things that caught my eye here :
1. Steve Clark is there playing with the band.
2. Rick pre-car accident, with 2 arms.
But most alarming was;
3. Phil with a top on. 😆
This is an amazing gem!!
c gar true but never stopped Rick from jammin even after the accident \m/
I got to see Phil with a shirt on at the Exit 111 music festival in Manchester TN back in Oct of 2019 and that's only because it was "officially their coldest gig ever" as Joe put it!!! It got down to 37° that night and we were camping in a tent!!! Great times!!! \m/ \m/
I saw them on this tour.
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Once Phil touched his top unknowingly after his solo and it caught fire. That's why he doesn't put them on while he is playing guitar anymore. For real!
Def Leppard at their peak! Joe's voice is incredible!
2024 here. If this concert was now, it would be unreal and everyone would love it!!
WE WOULD ALSO BE DANCING AND PARTYING IN GERMANY WHERE I LIVED THEN . SAW THIS CONCERT AND GOT IN TROUBLE FOR DANCING TO DEF LEPPARD.
A lot of music fans write off Def Leppard as some run of the mill hair metal band, but the reality is that they are one of the hardest working rock bands who built all their own success. They were an absolute spectacle. One of a kind
That man was a God on guitar!!! Stephen Maynard Clark... the heart and soul of Def Leppard. You are so truly missed. RIP. x
ClarkOVision, yes.....😢
I no for a fact he was did you see Clack at the beginning of Rock Of Ages he popped Hard on his Legendary Gibson R.I.P...Steve Clark...I saw that tour in Austin TX...
Damn. ....... So very truly missed
Oh gosh..... I hope this doesn't come off wrong , but I have to say as well, that my man Rick the Thunder god Allen 's other arm is truly missed very well also
1 arm drummer Rickie in the Round!!! Awesome!!🇱🇷🤣
Take a minute to admire Joe’s perfect better than on the recordings voice, Collen’s licks, Allen’s two arms, savages bass lines and on stage performance and Clark’s riffs and solos and whatever the f*ck he does to get that sound. All of these elements in a great early energetic band and a f*kin’ great image and audio quality !
these guys rocked so much!
Hell yea!!!!
Man this rock of ages performance kicks some serious a$$
Steve Clark was a true force of nature on those early Leppard albums
You like this band don't you. Fantastic passion for R&R.
And people wonder how they are still relevant in 2024! This band rocks!
Wasted, what a cool blistering NWoBHM riff
Steve Clark was one of the most original guitarists in rock music. The chord structure in the songs is uniquely his - not to mention his leads and showmanship! He truly was incredible.
Steve Clark R.I.P.
Steve Clark & Jimmy Page- my two fave guitarists..
A lot of the chord arrangements are due to the genius of John Lange... just listen to Foreigner 4, and AC/DC HTHell and BIBlack... Touch to Much for example.
But of course Steve Steamin' Clark was a great musician!
Steve was a tru Ace on Guitar
Don’t know what any of that means, all I know is it kicks ass
This was THE best era for Def Leppard imo
Sadly, Steve left us too early....I get angry because in interviews his achievements are never mentioned. In the short time he was a Lep, he wrote 95% of the songs himself. To this day, his royalties continue to surpass the other members. Basically, Steve is the richest Lep, but he's the one who didn't even care about the money!
“ What do you want ?! “ Brilliant 🎤👌😀🇬🇧
the bass guitar sounds great
One of the best British rock bands of all time. They don't make music like this anymore
03:06 Unreal too look here Rick performing with his two arms !!!!
No doubt the best era of Def Lep. They are at their peak right here!
The quality of this footage is astounding. I did a double take when it came on and saw the year. The band sounds really good.
Ahh yes , the fallout of Mutt Lange production . While I take nothing away from the energy and tight performance part of it , it's obvious these guys knew right away they would have to use padded backups , keyboard supplementation , and triggered samples for live replication of the recording. Just sayin' .
@@edwardmolinary4890 But look at the results of all that, lo these many millions of album sales later.
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Joe's voice was incredible!!!
Amazing what happens when you actually had to sing for your money , once they got the money I am sure they got more slack , lol also age has a major factor !
In my option in the early 80's he had the Rock voice...Except for Freddy Mercury....
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This is the reason he sounds so crap now. He fucked his voice singing like this in his younger day. You can hear the poor technique oozing out
@@Thund3rcrash jajajajajaja and what do You say about Rob halford's voice? Bruce dickinson? Axl rose?
Steve Clark master of the universe
If I had a time machine I would love to go back to 1983 and see Def Leppard play live. I did see them in Philly at the Spectrum in 1988 which was my 1st concert when I was 15 but i would have loved to see them with their earlier stuff even High N Dry. I was only 10 when they were touring for Pyromania and there was no way my parents were taking me. My parents hated rock n roll. God my dad hated all my music. I have so many old pics from 1984 to 1987 when I am wearing my Union jack sleeveless shirt.
My very first concert ever was Def Leppard in 83 , had recently got out of Army boot camp. Don't think I could have asked for a better first concert. Saw them 14 more times over the years. Always put on a great show and sounded just like what you heard on the Radio. Some Bands suck live, Def Leppard was awesome.
Saw them way back in 79 in a small club Pete Willis was on guitar
Its this kind of stuff that always reminds of how incredibly mind blowing Steve Clark was. I still enjoy Def Leppard in all their different stages....but Steve was just so damn good! He was an absolutely amazing musician, and he seemed to bring the best out of everyone else. He never let up, he never rested on his laurels... so nobody else did either. Peak era!!!
Ladies and Gents I give you Def Leppard at their finest Moment. Joe's voice is on point. Steaming Steve Phil Collen Rick Allen and Sav are KILLIN it. Rick Allen playing a real drum kit is just a Beautiful sight to see...
Hottest band on the planet right there!
When I listen to live Def Leppard so do all my neighbors!!!!
Then you have happy neighbours
Nobody can top Steve. He was so damn perfect.
Well, Phil tried during most of Steve's solo songs. I didn't see Steve doing that to Phil.
@@re6035 hahaha!!! Girl you are right!!!
God of the riff they died the day steve died never the same
Can't I take you out for sandwich!
Phil did a LOT of wanking.
Saw them once in Grenoble in 1983 and in Lyon in 1984. I was hooked. Didn’t know at the time that Steve Clark was the heart and soul of Def Leppard.
Esto es musica 🎶 🎶 🎶 🎶 🎶 señores 🖤🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
This is the Def Leppard I fell in love with ... God how I miss you Steve Clark ... The Band hasn't been the same since you left us ... But thank God we were all blessed with your amazing gifts if only for a little while ... God bless you and God bless Def Leppard.
RIP - SC ~
Moc ráda vás poslouchám již od svých mladých let. AŤ žije DEF LEPPARD. Pavla 55 let
0:24 Def Leppard making their appearance when Joe announces "we've got something to say" and then Steve blasts that awesome riff!
SENSACIONAL.......QUE PRAZER OUVIR ESSE SHOW COM ESSA ENERGIA. ESSE GUITARRA ERA O CARA.....
I was 15 years old, German boy, it was the first time my parents let me look something so late on TV! While looking, I recorded everything on tape (it came on radio too) with my "Ghetto Blaster" they gave me for my birthday before! Amazing, and still got the tapes with MSG and Ozzy and Quiet Riot and Leppard! This gives me chills! Thank you so much!!!!
I was 11 and i did the same it was on tv and radio in Sweden also. Got the tape some where;-)
I was 17 years old when the show was on TV in '83.
Three years later I saw Def Leppard live for the first time at "Monsters of Rock".
I was 14 years old and was very exited for the TV night.
I’ve been to Cologne when I was 9.
А нам в СССР в те годы по ТВ не показывали выступления рок групп. Мы видели только наших Советских исполнителей, а также некоторых из соцстран. Хотя известные мировые рок группы в основном были известны в СССР. Некоторые редкие граждане выезжавшие из страны привозили из-за границы пластинки, которые затем распространялись через магнитные ленты.
This is some of the most high quality of video concert footage I have ever seen in my 51 years! Damn! Incredible!
The shots of the audience are amazing, it’s like your standing right there
Recorded by the ZDF a german TV Station.
I thought the title was wrong and that it was actually a recent performance, lol.
Quality is amazing.
Germans ALWAYẞ been at the top when it comes to tech/ engineering
I`m going to give it a listen on whiskey night this Friday, will bring back some memories for sure.
Mr. Clark there is the type of guitarist who give the color to the band and their music.... R.I.P
I don't really like the albums after high and dry but the rock it out live. I enjoyed this show.
The amount of soul and feel in Steve's playing is unparalleled to this day.
He is gone and def leppard will never be the same. I miss him.
We have the power
Glory 0h our Brit shirt. Long live Tock and roll..
5:56 let it roll.
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Speechless. Can’t imagine anyone left that venue with their faces not completely melted off. 10 out of 10 from every single band member and a stellar camera, audio and editing job. This footage is priceless.
Holy shit Stevies guitar sounds mean as hell on Wasted.
Steve Clark playing the song wasted is about as good as it gets
They were great even in the early days, they put on a great show. I love Steve Clark , so talented, so intelligent what a waste of this great musician. He could have done wonders.I wish someone could have given him the help he needed with his drinking. He seemed so sad at times. I think he was a lonely soul that needed someone to support him and help him with encouragement. Very sad .
He never showed up to work drunk...thats facts.
Def leppard ka qene per mua dashuri me degjim te pare ❤.I pershendes nga Shqiperia
Killer version of Let It Go. Steve Clark was the man 😊👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Let it go paras rock live koskaan piste
@@jimipasanen4022 näin on!🤘
Long live Steve Clark’s memory.
xoxo The Clarences
I have had a privilege of being able to DL live 2 times .... Rick Allen I love you. Tenacious, don't ever stop !! Your band mates , HAVE to luv U man !!!
Those guitars are absolutely wicked!! Outstanding performance, takes me back to 70's and 80's!
Steve sounds awesome on Let it Go!
Hey ok steve owesome but phil too!
I saw this tour in September 1983 in Oakland. Was up front by Phil going crazy- my ears were ringing for 2 days- the good ‘ol days!
Pyromania has always been my favorite album. Thanks to RUclips I can see the tour I always wanted to see.
There will never be another band like Def Leppard. For me personally, they are perfection. They made four incredible albums: High n' Dry, Pyromania, Hysteria, and Adrenalize.
Tears of Joy , jumping in the living room, screaming to the words ... love Steve Clark. Thanks for the upload!
Def Leppard firing on all cylinders without a doubt, Pyromania another classic Leppard album and a brilliant track from on through the night -Let it rock🤟🤟🤟
Great energy...awesome. Clark was sooo good and Phil’s soloing is brutal. These guys were never the same after Clark died.
Круче,только БОГ!!!
We would rock out to Def Leppard down here in South Texas in the 80's.....i was 14 years old when this was recorded....what a time it was!!!!!
Better to burn out than to fade away....
Footage is in great shape for being over 30 years old. Lovely seeing Steve!!!! And the Thunder God before that awful accident took his arm. But that said, Im so glad he is still with us and you guys still rock!!!
Esto era Def Leppard 😢🎉❤ aún en 2024
It's kinda spooky seeing the ghost of Steve Clark and Rick's left arm.
Jetfire1959
And also Phil with a shirt on. 😂
That’s Steve for real, he wasn’t dead then so can’t be a ghost
Matt Gibson true 😂😂😂
tom richardson r/wooosh
Jetfire1959 We don’t go there
This is tuned up, strung up, fired up, coked up, phucked up, and fed up Def Leppard. Dangerous Def Leppard. 😎🤟
can someone please acknowledge how cute joe looks here 😳😳
Great sound and visual production for 1983 🤙🏼♥️
Joe Elliot had an awesome voice.
One of the greatest rock & roll bands of all times
Even after his death he's still keeping rock alive
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Long live rock and roll🤘
Steve Clark was the unique and original player guitar 🎸🎸🎸💙
Next to Zeppelin and AC/DC this is the reason their my all time favorite band,they just kick ass!!!!
Jeep Killa - Same 🔥🔥
Agreed
Falling in love all over again ...
I love seeing Rick’s left arm.
This is how i always want to remember them..
It's the other one that's still left
I wonder if he kept it. Like in formaldehyde in a glass jar upon his hearth or something.
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I think Ricks a better drummer today than he ever was
Who else but Steve Clark could be that young and play so excellently? His talent was so incredible, yet he never showed off. Such a sweetheart.
I almost didn't recognize Phil Collen. He had a shirt on!
And hair lol
Reading his book this week. An okay read.
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Actually looks & sounds better than IN THE ROUND IN YOUR FACE. I would love to see that one get a proper all-around remaster.
It's like on 45 speed for a 33 record. The tempo is so fast. Very good for lads.
Too fast.....
I thought - maybe - cocaine.
I’m pretty sure that’s what you call “cocaine”.
Seagull Rock Squawk well that too
You can slow down the speed on the video here.
Back in the day!!! Def Leppard looked and sounded great!!!!!!! Wish we could rewind for the day and go back. Miss the 80's!!!!!!!!
My God I want more.I can't get enough of this video,I love everything about this video.
This is a true 80s def leppard vid...my first memories as a kid of them in America was the way they looked and played here....I agree , this video is just perfection
The CDs, On Through The Night, High and Dry, and Pyromania still rock loud in my cars. Oh yeah, and Hysteria.
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Steve Steven Clark one of the best guitarist in the world right along with Steve Vai and Randy Rhodes!
RIP: Steve
John Epps jr. definitely one of the most underrated
Your right and rhoads lol
Long live good rock 🤘🎶🖤
Joe has some serious pipes here. He can still belt years later. CHEERS🍻
Ludwig snare ,perfect
Yeah I dig that super sensitive supraphonic snare
Man Steve Clark was an absolutely amazing player, especially in their early days before he started to hit the bottle hard. Great performance, Phil even does an excellent job and wore a shirt. Joe sounds awesome too!
I thought I saw smoke coming from Phil's shirt, that thing would probably have been ash if he kept lighting up the fretboard like he did on rock of ages lol.
Joe Elliot has a great voice.
Very explosive and underrated...
No need to pour any sugar on this! This performance blows me away in ways I couldn't have imagined!
Rick played the hell out of those drums. Amazing
Holy shit Joe is killing it, especially on Let It Go! Wow what a performance.
Yes, he is. Did you know that song is about getting a blow job?
Wasted! - Live!
They definitely played harder and faster back then.
Yeah. Pop culture even ruined good rock.
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Yeah and speeding up the music, makes it loose impact, for me at least.
we all played harder and faster 36 years ago.
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now i wouldnt want to see them unlike acdc or the crue who still jam def lep is like easy listening. sucks and no one give me their old shit. the crue guys are around th same and ACDC over ten yeas older
We are clapping here with Rick Allen playing drums! What a show !!!
Best drummer ever!!! No matter how many arms❤️❤️❤️
2018 still rocking, great band🎶🎶🎶 we miss you Steven Clark
Joe was completely awesome !
Condolences to Steve Clark's Family. His legacy will live on for many year's. True gift
This is just a masterpiece Joe’s voice is better than the recording And Phil’s guitar playing Combined with Steve’s is just amazing
I feel like they made him sing without his accent because I didn't even know they were British. When I heard the accent in this, my super crush on Joe got even bigger. That shirt though 😍
It shows most in Rock of Ages vs the studio version
Watching this footage…tears to see Rick playing with both arms…but what a comeback he made, and turned a life changing event into something truly miraculous. This is incredible…but with these guys, nothing is impossible. Miss you Steve Maynard Clark❤️