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Do any of you like this band? If so which album do you like better: Pyromania or Hysteria?

I'm going with Pyromania, it is just so rock, it is incredible, I mean Hysteria has some good guitar tracks but not like Pyromania. I seriously don't see how Hysteria has sold more albums besides the fact that Rick Allen lost his arm. I really enjoy Armageddon It and Pour Some Sugar On Me, Hysteria will probably grow on me in the future. And do any of you actually consider Def Leppard "Hair Metal"?
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On Through The Night & High & dry are my favorite Leppard albums. I saw them on the Hysteria tour, however, and they kicked ass.
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The whole 1980's doesn't sit well with Matt LOL

But I have a soft spot for Hysteria it's way over produced but heartfelt songs are very special.

It is kind of what I think of as a fun album!

Matt

ps I love Appetite For Destruction, No Rest For The Wicked 7th Son Of A 7th Son and Skyscaper.

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I LOVE Def Leppard. Pyromania and High N' Dry are my favorites of their's.
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Matthew wrote: I love Appetite For Destruction, No Rest For The Wicked 7th Son Of A 7th Son and Skyscaper.

1986-88 was a golden period :D
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I have In The Round In Your Face and it looks like it woulda been fun to see them while Steve Clark was in the band, i dont know about now though, no offense but I see Vivian Campbell as sorta like a fag or something, like he doesnt fit in. I DO wanna go see them when they come around though, just like I wanna see Ratt in April, haha.
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I seen Steve Clark about 3 months before he died.. he was an amazing guitarist live! i compare him to Jimmy Page I think Page was his fav.
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S.A.B wrote:I seen Steve Clark about 3 months before he died.. he was an amazing guitarist live! i compare him to Jimmy Page I think Page was his fav.
I think he tried out for Leppard playing Free Bird. Yeah it was Page who was his favorite after hearing How many more times.
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i like their early stuff but its kinda downhill from there IMO. i remember listening to a more recent album, i hated it :( ...
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Yeah I think Hysteria was their last best album even though it was popish. But they're still a great band.
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Everything Def Leppard did was poppish. I liked the first two records, but I never cared for the over-production of the Mutt Lange records. Pyromania and Hysteria had some cool songs that sounded good live, but I prefer a more basic raw sound to the highly produced sound they went for in the studio.
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