FANTASTIC!| FIRST TIME HEARING Def Leappard - Rock! Rock! (Till You Drop) REACTION
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- FANTASTIC!| FIRST TIME HEARING Def Leappard - Rock Rock Till You Drop REACTION
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Pyromania is one of the greatest rock records ever recorded. It went platinum 10 times (10 million records sold), making it a Diamond record, which are rare. They hit right as MTV was gaining popularity, so all their videos got heavy play on the channel, which certainly helped sell records. There's not a dud on the whole album - *THIS SONG WASN'T EVEN A SINGLE*, and it absolutely rips. I still listen to this whole album start to finish regularly.
And that was primarily with just a young male fanbase. They targeted Hysteria more towards the female fan base and I think it did even slightly better.
Well said!
@@ckobo84 Pyromania was recorded with their original guitarist, who was then replaced by Phil because his drinking had gotten out of hand, so Hysteria was the first album recorded with Phil, who was not really a metal guy at all, which helped make their sound more melodic and helped them appeal to more women. And yes, Hysteria sold more copies than Pyromania - twice as many, in fact. But for me, Pyromania remains their best record.
Same! I have the order of the songs on this album memorized in my head by accident. At the end of the song on this reaction, in my head I heard the first chord from the next song, Photograph, and I know my subconscious was wondering why it wasn't playing 🧐🤨😂
@@Timmayytoo Yes, and that is one reason why Def Leappard was at their peak with Pyromania. That and the drummer losing his arm made the drumming and songs much simpler. Kudos to the group though for staying with the drummer. And he made it work.
“Let it go” is another Def Leppard gem🤘🏽🤘🏽
Damned right!
Best opening album cut, of all time 🤷
(One of the top 5, easily!)
🤘🤘
"Steamin' " Steve
&
Pete Willis 🤘🤘🔥
Yezzz indeed man!!!🤟🤟
Mirror, Mirror; Billy's Got A Gun; Die Hard The Hunter; Switch 625. Basically every song from High And Dry and Pyromania.
@@roberthughes2402 Pretty much, yeah.
...Don't neglect: On Through The Night, either!
Many, many fans, really, never appreciated how GOOD that album, actually, IS! It is them at their rawest (o.k., no: the Def Leppard E.P. is them at their RAWEST ! 👍😂-LOL !-HOWEVER!!!!😛😜...) and still playing "classic NWoBHM." ...Great songs!
"Overture", "Answer To The Master"??? -Come ON!!!!
If you are looking for something raw. but with a slightly more melodic edge:
"It Could Be You" is a ripper!
Anyhow: I can't know, right now, how you feel about that album (or whether you, even, know it!-although, I expect that you DO!), but it does NOT get the respect it deserves.
High 'n' Dry is (probably) "that x8," but On Through The Night is a great, great debut album with songs that I would want to hear them play in their set-lists, NOW! 🤘🤘🔥
You can’t go wrong with Pyromania and High and Dry. My favorite albums from Def Leppard.
Oh yeah
Amazing to think that this track is 40 years old this year. Still sounds HOT ✌️
This comment made feel old! But its completely true
I was in my early twenties when it came out it never gets old And it always sounds cool
Always love seeing footage of a young Phil Collin and Steve Clark playing together.
Oh the jerk power in you is strong
@@generoberts9151 💖
Steve Clark jammed hard here. RIP Steamin' Steve!
It's hard for people to understand how huge Pyromania was back then. I was in high school when this came out and we listened to it constantly. The 80s rule always.
Fuk'n A the 80's ruled!
I wore the shit out of the pyromania tape
I had forgotten just how hard this one is! I am sooooo glad I was a teenager during the 80’s. 🤘
💯
Same 💯🤘👍
This song opens up their album Pyromania, which, for my money, is Def Leppard's best album! Every song is so good...no skips on that album!! So glad you both like them.
I'm gonna recommend a few deep cuts: Stagefright, Coming Under Fire, and Billy's Got A Gun.
Especially Billy's Got A Gun and also Action Not Words
There are not many albums from artists where you don’t skip a song or 2, but Def Leppard has two unskippable albums in Pyromania and Hysteria. And their most recent albums are growing on me too
Isn’t Die Hard the Hunter a deep cut? That’s an awesome song which they didn’t release as a single.
@@nitro_001newman2 Oh yeah! Great song!! Hard to believe it was never released as an official single.
I played that cassette so hard that it unraveled in the tape deck. LOL. Had to buy it again.
Love Def Leppard! You really can't go wrong with them!
No, actually: You can.
After Steve Clark died they, really, went suck.
(Although they have, partially, "redeemed" themselves, sporadically, later-on from that.)
All Def Leppard is NOT great Def Leppard.
-Not by far!🤘🤘
@@SonicProfessor_a.k.a._T._Andra Each to their own, but yes the earlier Def Leppard was much better, but of their popular songs I never heard one I hated. Most of them I thought were great.
@@johnsexton2200 No, you're correct.
I liked everything through Hysteria (and,even some of the much later stuff). in fact.
I think that when I think of the "popular songs," I, just, compare them, mentally, to the REALLY great songs and I start to think, like: "...yeah, but: NO! Compared to..." "x" ? "????!" -It's a bit emotion-bound and not accurate ...
One of their GREATEST songs, ever (It, truly, qualifies as: one of the top 3 rock singles EVER released): "Photograph" is, also, an "overplayed," "everybody knows it" track.
I will NEVER say that that song ISN'T, in fact: SPECTACULAR!.
...but I think that I wasn't thinking, entirely, clearly (when I wrote, earlier), maybe.
...I DO have a period of theirs which I, basically, don't like anything from, but: the majority of their music: is better than, just, "good." It's very good.
...and those first 4 albums????: GREAT!! TRULY, TRULY GREAT.or, even: SPECTACULAR!
🤘🤘 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
We had a cruising strip, here in Portland Oregon, that was a few miles long and I'll tell you, all the Hot Rods that were out there in the early '80s cruising the strip and listening to this band and other metal bands.
Just made the weekends in high school Amazing🤘
Def Leppard was my 2nd favorite band in the '80s. I saw them live outside at the OK fairgrounds.
who was your 1st? :D
@@snowdoll3778 Van Halen
This drops me right in my freshmen year in high school when I first heard this. Some hesher kid was banging his head with a boombox by his locker. Good times, great reaction.
Me Too 😂
I was a freshmen as well when this album came out, hard to believe its been that long ago.
Happy Easter. Pyromania is the go to for anyone who wants an introduction to Def Leppard. No song on there will disappoint. Too Late For Love is my favorite.
I’d forgotten about that song!! Thanks for the reminder!
Def Leppard is my most favorite rock band. I grew up with them in the 80's. So many fun memories :) Too many great songs. Check out these sometime "Women" and "Gods of War"
OMG. Taking me back to my childhood here! I first really got into Def Leppard when I was about 12 or 13 years old (1987-ish) and I was obsessed! I remember my parents took my brother and me to the mall to get something for my brother. Since I didn’t “need” anything, Mom said I could go to Musicland and get one cassette tape. So I got Def Leppard-Hysteria and that was it for me! Next thing I know, I have all of their albums on cassette tape and I carried the tapes, my Walkman, and extra batteries with me EVERYWHERE in my jean jacket. I found that I could carry more tapes in my pockets if I didn’t take the cases with me, which lead to the writing wearing off of them, so I had to write out new labels! There was also a book about Def Leppard called “Animal Instinct” which, of course, I had and I read it so many times that the pages came apart from the book binding! If it was Def Leppard related, I had it! The Kwik Trip gas stations used to sell pins for various bands and I have about 20 of them for Def Leppard, which are all pinned to my Def Leppard cap. (This cap is currently in my line of sight.) Did I say I was obsessed? I’m so far into my 40s now that I’m pushing 50 and former schoolmates will still occasionally mention how crazy I was about them! Also, I always thought it was so cool that Rick Allen and my dad shared a birthday!
Originally this tune was existing earlier than the rest of the Pyromania. They made new lyrics and Phil Collen played a new solo etc. I think that is the reason it reminds more High´n Dry -era song. Raw and powerful stuff.
Def Leppard... Early/Late, love them All! Hard Hitting Rock 4Ever! :)
Def Leopard!! Rock rock no matter what!! That’s Joe and the boys!! Love this band!! From the 80’s til now!! They never grow old!❤️
Def Leppard was never my favorite band but they are so damn good and so many iconic hits that I grew up with through the 80s and beyond. I’ve actually seen every tour since Pyromania (with Krokus and Gary Moore) and saw them with Crue on the Stadium tour and will see them again this summer on tour. Just a phenomenal band to see live too. The Hysteria album has so many good memories for me. It’s my fav.
Highly recommend their Lady Strange and Let It Go from the second album, High n' Dry.
I'm backing you on Let It Go K Busby.
When I was eight years old, and still discovering what music I really liked, my big sister (who was and is one of my heroes), invited me into her room and sat me on the bed. "Don't do anything, don't touch anything, just listen to this," she told me, and put on 'Pyromania,' which we listened to from beginning to end. I'd never heard anything like it, and fell in love instantly. Still one of the best albums out there.
They were certainly my favorite group of the 80's. Its hard to imagine how GIGANTIC this group was if you werent alive back then. When they were going through their peak we had no internet and we basically had no home computers either. We had the radio, and if we were lucky we had cable TV (where we could get MTV).
Photograph and pyromania is some great songs of theirs
I was giddy for this 40 years ago when it first came out! I still rock, rock till I drop to this day!
Yes! More Def Leppard! Next try Mirror, Mirror from their classic 2nd album, High and Dry. Every song on it is a banger. Rock until you drop? You bet, I'm 68 and that is exactly what I will do! Enjoy. 🎵🎸🎤🎸🎶
May 1983. Senior class trip. San Antonio to 6 flags Arlington. This album rocked the whole trip.
Let it go when u have a chance. Anyways ur awesome happy Easter you two
Yes!!! Let It Go is a pure banger!
Def Leppard is one of my all-time favorite bands. They are so talented. I started thinking about all the different music I loved and I remember the first time I heard Judas Priest sing Turbo lover, and I was hooked. I’m lucky I did not get a speeding ticket to that song. Lol
Fantastic
One of the best rock intros ever!
So, why haven't you done "Stagefight" from Def Leppard's "Pyromania" album yet? Trust me. Y'all will LOVE it!!!!
The album that got me into rock music as an 8 year old in 1983. The 3 big videos from it were Photograph, Rock of Ages and Foolin' but the album was so huge that this song and Too Late For Love were played on the radio and still are. Billy's Got A Gun, Die Hard the Hunter, Stagefright, Comin' Under Fire and Action Not Words round the album out. This was their 3rd album and Rick Allen was a ripe old age of 20. When they signed their first record contract, Allen's brother had to sign because Rick was only 15 and was too young. The newer part of their collection has some great stuff too. They just didn't get the radio play so people don't know the songs as well and sometimes don't give them the chance to see how good they are.
I was 11 years old in 83…and I went to my neighbors party and they had this spinning on the record player and we all went CRAZY!!…we were jumping up and down…it was fantastic! Great memories, so much fun!
Saw them perform live in 1981 opening for Ozzy. I knew Def Leppard was going to be a successful band way back then.
Love your reactions! Keep ‘em coming!
I'm 55 and spent my entire teenage years going to all these great rock shows. Rob and Amber I wish I had a time machine so I could take you both back to this amazing era. Seeing these bands that you're just discovering live and in their prime was a true gift. Going to concerts will never have that same hypnotizing excitement like it once did. So grateful that I have those memories.
ONE OF THEIR BEST period
This is one of Def Leppard's first hits, and it is AWESOME!! I love this song! Cannot help but bang your head and dance to this tune! Happy Easter Rob Squad! You guys just made my day!
You two are just awesome. I love both of you!
I was 19 years when Def Leppard released their first album (On Through The Night). I truly feel that the best time to be alive, and the best music to listen to was 1970-1990. They just don't make music like that anymore!
Keep up the great work you two! Sending much love, hugs and kisses to both of you. Stay healthy, happy and safe.
Mike
Amber & Jay, here are some more Def Leppard songs to check out: "High 'n' Dry (Saturday Night)", "Let It Go", "Mirror, Mirror (Look into My Eyes)", "Stagefright", "Comin' Under Fire", and "Rock Brigade"
Fantastic band - OUTSTANDING guitarists.
I was in 7th grade when Pyromania came out and my Aunt bought me the album for my birthday that year. All of my friends loved Def Leppard! They are most definitely one of the best bands from that time period. Great reaction.
I want in 9th
The 70's,80's early&late 90's Def Leppard music had high energy.
I've been a fan of Del Leppard since 1983 when I was in 8th grade. I've seen them in concert 15x. The first time was in 1987 in Dallas with Tesla as the opening band. I absolutely love this band. They are definitely a band of brothers. When Rick Allen lost his arm in a car accident, they didn't even consider replacing him. They gave him time to decide if he wanted to continue with the band. They have overcome the death of their original guitarist Steve Clark and even recorded an album as a 4 piece until Vivian Campbell was added to the lineup in 1993. Much respect for these guys and they got into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2018! Check out song "Let It Go" from their previous album "High and Dry" as well as a fun number called "Me and My Wine."
You should check out their latest single, "take what you want."
It's a real banger.🙌
As Keith Richards said: Retire to what? Rock on until you can't, it is the way!
@@vicprovost2561 preach!🙌
Great reaction!Love me some def leppard! Saw them 3 times in the 80s.couldnt beat their concerts.
1983... what a year.
I remember when 7-Eleven was doing one of their once-famous collector cups promotions for their Slurpees, and the plastic cups featured the big chart-topping bands of the time. Usually these collections had anywhere between 4 to 8 pieces, but I definitely remember they included this album, Def Leppard - Pyromania. Others included Quiet Riot - Metal Health, Billy Idol - Rebel Yell, and ZZ Top - Eliminator. If there were others, I have no clue - either I never saw them or they've escaped my mind entirely (maybe Cyndi Lauper - She's So Unusual was one?). Those were the 4 cups I managed to obtain, but sadly, the cheap ink they used eventually chipped off, either in dishwasher and/or washing by hand, or even just by touching it and transferring it to your hands (much like glitter does). If they did not fade or lose the image, the plastic cups cracked. I bet they'd be worth a lot of money today if any survived and remained in pristine condition.
If you like this, you absolutely need to see Def Leppard performing this on their Hysteria tour in their "In the Round, in Your Face" movie. Def Leppard at its peak, and it's so much fun to see Steve Clark throwing shapes on stage!
Got to see them in 89' and they opened with this. What a rockin' night that was! 🎸
Yep, being a teenager in the 80's was amazing; the concerts that we got to see, incredible
My boys, my favorites! Every song they've ever done is awesome! Seen them twice in concert and plan on seeing them again soon.
Amber, you are so right!! I was 17 when this came out and I was totally in love with Joe Elliott (still am 😋). The whole energy and excitement was amazing and such a great time to be alive. Still a huge fan of Def Leppard and still rocking out at their gigs. Can’t wait to see them again this Summer. ❤️🤘
I'm back driving my mustang 17 years young blasting this music, hanging with my bros lovin' life 🎸🎸🎸🤟🤟
Def Leppard was the very first band that i went to see in concert....Hysteria Tour 1987....i was never the same after that...lol...rock on
The first time I ever heard Def Leppard was when my friend and I were driving to a club in her 70 something Nova. Photograph was new and came on the radio and we both looked at each other and said "Who is this?". From then on we were hooked on them and bought their albums including their earlier ones, which are so fantastic!!
Awesome song! It's great to see Def Leppard getting some love with your reactions. I'd love to see your reactions to some of their more recent tunes, in particular "Take what you want" off their new Diamond Star Halos album.
Love this reaction! Love this band. Saw them last year with Joan Jett, Poison & Motley Crue. They STILL rock! Packed house on their feet! And I have to say Joan & Poison killed, as usual, but Def Leppard was the best band of the night. They are still touring. If you get a chance, GO! Just awesome! And, yes Amber, why did we let this music fade? Great reaction! Mush love from sunny So. Cal!
Was my favorite when it was released, I listened to this album over and over. Still to this day my favorite band and fav album!
First band I seen in Concert, Awesome!!! Just as good live on stage as on album!
Whan I saw them live, Joe Elliot said," We are Def Leppard, and this is what we do!"
I saw them last year for the first time sense the Hysteria tour and was seriously shocked the Joe Elliot can still hit those notes and to do so without having to lower the key they are played in like most groups do with they get older.
Amber, I love that you said Jay gets giddy. You two are still delivering R ,,& R and All Good Music.
' Music soothes the savage beast's
Def Leppard’s song “slang” will blow your mind
Def Leppard is phenomenal. First Pyromania, then the drummer's accident, then Hysteria. Back to back perfect albums. Pyromania was raw but refined. Hysteria was so perfectly polished. Any song from either album is worth a reaction.
I forgot all about this song, thanks for taking me back to the middle 80's , Northeast I wont forget you...
Absolutely amazing in concert!
Def Leppard is amazing. I remember finding their LP “All through the Night” at a record store. Back then you prided yourself in finding foreign music that rocked before anyone else. I think they were 17 years old at the time they released that album. Rock in those days was different, concerts were different. Jay I would have taken you under my wing here in AZ. Me & my N8V bros would have took you to some amazing concerts out here in the desert.
I sat on a sidewalk for HOURS as a young teen from morning til night to get a great spot for their show with Uriah Heap. Oh the memories!!!
MY BAND!!! Yep, we definitely DID Rock rock til we almost DROPPED! Lol. Thank you, Jordan and Amber.😁❤❤
I saw them in 1983 in Seattle on the Pyromania tour. Hands down the best concert I ever saw. Saw them with my first girlfriend. It was pure 80s magic.
Saw them on the Pyromania tour in 1983. They opened with this song and brought the place down! A young and hungry band that was on their way to the top.
Def Leppard was one of the rock bands that came into popularity during my very early teens. My mom is the one who got me into listening to them. We had a copy of Pyromania on vinyl and audio cassette.
We played them so MUCH!
They are also one of my very favorite rock bands from that bygone era.
Off topic:
This is day 9 of my birthday month.
I am going to optimistically and politely ask if you could react to the album version of Peter Gabriel's "Rhythm of the Heat", and possibly his other songs off his "Security" album, like San Jacinto, The Family and the Fishing Net, and Shock the Monkey.
🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞
You guys should do a movie reaction to "Hysteria. The Def Leppard story". It's a documentary about how the guys met, formed the band, created their unique sound, and their journey to the top. You'd really enjoy it. 🤘😊🦻🐆
*Also, you need to add this jam to your workout Playlist! Haha
Good suggestion
YES !!!
@SaltyFrosticles thank you. I know they'd love it. It's a great movie, and gives so much insight into the band.
@@robertg7396 Robert, I believe that the documentary is great but the "movie" they made of their lives was so poorly made. I remember when I saw it my first thought was that the actors were not very good so it made the movie weak. Anyway, I've always loved this band, I'm 60 years young and I can still say they have always been in my top 3 favorite bands of all times. 🤗 ✌
Hey Amber and Jay ! Great show...again! Remember - Def Leppard always has other meanings to their songs...remember Let's Get Rocked from Def Leppard?!!!....let it sink in... you got it!
The rock and Def Leppard never die 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Hey yall! I'm first and I LOVE YALL AND DEF LEPPARD 😊❤
"Photograph" is a great tune, nicely melodic
Jay I received a message from your boy. He said he heard you saying that he wasn’t even in your top 3 anymore. He asked me if I could tell you that he would like you to reconsider. He said that he put on the most banging performance of a life time at the River Plate. He wants you to see how he took over the show when they amped up “Let There Be Rock” He’s looking to be your number 1 boy again. You won’t be disappointed. Remember he did this just for you at the River Plate Live! Angus wants his spot back!!!
This was 1982 Joe Elliot cant hit these high notes anymore as they get older. I've seen def leppard 3 times in concert. A great show.
This is the Def Leppard era that I love.
Man this is one of their best. Goes back to the beginning almost. And like the title they Rock I think it just came in there high and dry album or maybe pyromania. Anyway you'll see them at their young. Age. I am the same age as these boys and they were living the life I wanted. Rock rock till you drop. That was our motto!! And why I always say rock on. Rick Allen one of my favorite drummers to sit behind Bonham.. I have seen them three times throughout the life we shared. They had a stage that rotated in one of them I went to. Rock rock never stop. Rock on you two. Thanks for playing the Boyz rock on.
great singer from the late 80's, BASIA! she is very overlooked, a mix of pop, r&b and jazz. songs are PROMISES, TIDE & TIME and NEW DAY FOR YOU. also, fun videos
We are so glad you love our music. You can musically live through us to your hearts content. We have more music to share.
Def Leppard: Mirror Mirror
CLASSIC Def Leppard off of the Pyromania album. Rocking, kick ass tune! The Pyromania album was nuts from start to finish, produced by Johnathan "Mutt"Lange who was crucial to developing their sound and had produced hit albums by AC/DC. - "Back In Black" & "Highway to Hell". Mutt had a knack for bringing out the most of the band members and finding their sound. He went on to produce the Hysteria album as well, which is one of the best rock albums (in terms of sales) of all time.
RIP STEAMIN ’ Steve Clark once you left us DL lost it’s edge. You were the heart & soul. Seeing you live in ‘81 in the first trip to States was special.
This was the very first track on their epic "Pyromania". I borrowed a friend's cassette and made a copy, and I've been hooked for forty years.
I am truly blessed to be old enough now to have been young then. That was the best time for music, because Def Leppard AND Van Halen were hot hot hot and at the peak of their craft.
This was my high school years. Best music ever
A big part of the change in sound of Def Leppard came during the Hysteria years. But it wasn’t the songwriting that changed that much then. It was production. Production quality went way up. When that happened, it changed their sound to something more polished. Even though it sounded less rock, that softer sound had a more commercial appeal. The band exploded after that. They did some weird stuff later in their career. But they’ve done some good stuff in their later years too. They definitely experimented a lot more later. Overall a legendary career.😊
Def Leppard is on tour in 2023, on Aug 16h they will be at Skelly Field @ H.A. Chapman Stadium, Tulsa, OK! A duo you should check out is Larkin Poe featuring Rebecca & Megan Lovell. They play roots Rock-n-Roll with southern flair. They will check a bunch of boxes as to why they are group to get into. Give their song "Blood Harmony" at listen.
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It was definitely an anthem for my generation. I was a junior in HS when this album came out and I was blaring it in my car on cruising on the beach. You need to do the rest of the album. One of the best albums
Def had their own unique rock sound. Its non stop, head jamming, pounding party ! 🎉 fireworks 🎆 🎸 🎸 !! The jamming, hammering and pounding gets harder and harder all the way to the climax!
man i have sent my request so many times for a band that was the best kept secret of the 80s KIX !!!! love you guys i just wish yall would hit these guys up i promise you will love the energy from this band
Seeing Def Leppard at Kings Island was absolute 🔥🔥.. Tripping hard 🤘🏻😎
First, Amber NAILED IT!!! Why did our society let this genre fade away????
I feel terrible for those who weren't alive or old enough to have enjoyed Rock from the 70s and 80s. Best part of the 70s were "Garage Bands" and the 80's was MTV... EXCEPT seeing these bands live! I didn't get to see many bands due to the lack of funds in those days during stagflation, but that is where Garage Bands and MTV made those experiences accessible to fans like me.
Glad you got to experience this song and young Leppard's from my favorite album, Pyromania. "Let it go" from High 'n' Dry is another great one to react to.
Thank you for this one!
The 80's would not have been "the 80's" without Def Leppard and Pyromania!! 🔥🔥
Huge Def Leppard fan since the Hysteria album in 1988 and not missed a tour since! This video was filmed for a Japanese TV show while on the Pyromaina world tour in 1983.
Have a look at some of the newer stuff off the last album " Kick " and " Take what you want " are classic Leppard
Amber said she wished bands still made music like this well in Japan the have a massive scene of all female hard rock bands many which are getting huge and have toured worldwide including the US
Have a look at these and you won't be disappointed
Band Maid - Thrill
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Love bites- stand and and deliver
Love your channel from down here in Australia 🇦🇺
Pyromania and their first two albums were all bangers. After this album they started doing what the suits wanted and it wasn’t the same
I remember when a new rock station was coming on the radio and they played this 24/7 during the transition from the old station lol.
Two songs you must listen to are GO and COMING UNDER FIRE.