My Name is Jeff's FIRST TIME Hearing: Def Leppard - Bringin' On The Heartbreak (Live 1988)
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Steve Clark, amazingly talented and gifted guitarist and songwriter. Died 8th January, 1991; ages just 30. Beautiful, sensitive man, still grieve for him.
I don't think that Def Leppard were ever the same after the sad loss of Steve Clark... They lost their real individuality and the thing that really set them apart... No disrespect to Vivian Campbell, but he's not nearly as innovative as Steve was.
Ps. I can't believe that he was 30 when he died and now it's over 30 years later... That's mind-blowing...
@@sedgeseymour9208 I couldn't agree with you more. He was their soul, and they have never had the success since that they had with him. He was something special.
he missed the whole idea that rick has one arm
I was 15 when they came to the Tacoma Dome in Washington. I still have not regained my voice. Keep Rock Alive!! 🤘🏽🖤🔥🙌🏼
I was there and remember it like it was yesterday. I know I couldn't wait for LA Guns to get off the stage! They sound good even in the Tacoma Dome!
8:21 Excellent shot of Rick's left side... aaaaand he's looking away from the screen.
This performance tore through to my soul.
They the audience was reacting because Def Leppard was known of going 4-5 years in the 80s between albums.
The 'around your face' is titled because of the 'round stage'. Def Leppard was the very first band to ever do such a staging, and the last!! I am so very grateful to have seen them for this tour, in Houston, Tx!!! This was the second BEST concert I've ever seen!!!
Metallica...
@@ziragers9562 ....... You are correct!! My husband and I did watch one of their concerts on Axs Tx (something like that). Where their stage was round! And that was a good concert as well
"In The Round - In Your Face" was Def Leppard's masterpiece back in 1987/88 in the US supporting Hysteria, and then again for the "7 Day Weekend" tour for Adrenalize. Metallica didn't do it until 1991/2/3 I think it was supporting the Black Album, and they added a few extra features like the 'inside the stage' section. Very cool. Def Leppard were the first Rock Band to do such a thing in that format.
Yes they brought it to Perth Australia, way before Metallica , you can't ever beat the round that Def leppard bought
This was filmed over a two day sold out concert in Denver. 16,000 fans each night.
This was filmed in Washington State, not in Colorado. You must have seen them at another time. Maybe the same year, but not the same time!! Hum 🤔🤔🤔
@@rhondamcbath6279 Sorry, but no. This is from In The Round In Your Face which was filmed over two days at McNichols Arena in Denver.
How was a 12-ish song set filmed over 2 days? It's an hour of music, it was one show.
They're wearing the same clothes from start to finish
@@Moonboy9001 They had one full show each night. Because they knew they were making a concert film, they would clean their clothes each night and wear them again the next night. Then they spliced together the best parts from each show and made what appears to be one seamless concert. I've read from fans that attended, that some songs were done multiple times. The power of editing.
I was brought up on this kind of music. Back in the 90's my older sister had all their back then albums. lol
I remember that song and it doesn't seem as long ago as its been I loved it ❤️ and it helped me not let what others thought and said about me not get to me. A world of thanks 😊💕🤘💔🗝️🔥🌞🌊
I recall going to this concert when they came to the Palace of Auburn Hills, which is in Michigan. It remains one of the best concerts I've ever seen.
My mom bought me tickets got DL the night I turned 17.
Rock da hell on Mom
I bought tickets when they were in Auckland,New Zealand..unfortunately i missed it cos my wife decide to go into labour the afternnon before the concert..
They are the best love them
Original version is still the most amazing! Mutt Lange was like another member of the band, his talent for production and his contributions musically and song writing were awesome and he's a big reason Def Leppard found their sound, that sound that when you hear it you know who it is right away. Mutt Lange brought that out of them. Before working with Mutt they were a great band all talented cats but they didn't really stand out from the rest of the late 70s early 80s rock bands. They worked with Mutt for every album throughout their entire career and during their height of success until I believe the last album or two they did on their own.
I've never seen this version but it's great! Man, you're gonna set your hands on fire you keep doing that lol.
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I was at that concert!!! Hello from Denver!!
Def Leppard.... one of my sources of influence for me as a guitarrist :) R. I. P. Steve Clark (the Guitarrist with the Gibson Big Mama) :)
Something in your eye right when they showed the drummer.
Just my opinion but 9 times out of 10 you'll probably want to listen to the original studio version of whatever song you're listening to. That's just my opinion. There are some better live versions than original but I think the original release is how the band intended the listener to hear it.
Steve Clark ♥️♥️♥️
Derek loved the reaction and he said thank you and he's glad you like it....the rabbit hole of 80's hair bands !!!!!! There's a ton on my big list 😂😊❤
So we’ve just begun, more will follow! Don’t mention it, it is my pleasure, thank you!!
In the round, in your face...The stage was round, rotated, and was smack in the middle of the arena. Tesla opened for them, as they were one of the only bands, "With the balls to play in the middle." I saw it in Dallas, Tulsa, OKC, Lubbock, and Midland/Odessa. Regret not going to Phoenix, Houston, and San Antonio.
So you and I were probably in the same building on the same days... In Dallas and OKC. LOVED in the round. Rock on
Should have done the original studio version.
They just sang the first verse to you. :)
This performance may seem a bit random to anyone not familiar with the original song. Rest assured, EVERYBODY in the arena that night knew the song, and the band was definitely playing to the crowd. For this tour (In The Round - In Your Face), the band was on a round stage in the center of the arena, with the audience around them on all sides. The area underneath the stage was legendary for sex, drinking and general debauchery.
You should check out the original studio version of "Bringin' On The Heartbreak" - and when you do, don't forget the instrumental ending to the song, which is called "Switch 625". Without it, the song is a classic, but with it, it's legendary.
You mentioned "Pour Some Sugar On Me" - that was the fifth single released from the Hysteria album, and none of the previous four had gotten any success. It was also doomed to disappear - except that it was picked up as a favorite in the strip clubs in Miami Beach. That got the song radio airplay, and the previous four singles all became hits at the same time. Strippers saved Def Leppard's career, and made Hysteria one of the biggest-selling albums of in history. Hooray for boobies !
Don’t agree with that assessment at all.
The first two albums were moderately popular. More so in the UK. The third album, Pyromania, exploded into the US market capturing massive attention and dedicated followers. MTV played a large role in spreading recognition and appreciation for the Pyromania Album. It saw huge success and retroactively drove a renewed interest in the prior two albums. The popularity of Def Leppard was frenzied enough at that point to make it impossible to locate copies of either High N Dry or On Through the Night for several months as vendors were all sold out of the limited stock they had on hand and new stock had to be ordered and shipped in - often from the UK. Pyromania itself was better stocked and supply chains adjusted to the unexpected demand more easily.
There was immense anticipation leading into the fourth album, Hysteria, that was amped up by the wait the band insisted on while their drummer recovered and relearned how to play with only one hand after losing his left arm in a car accident. Hysteria hit the US like a tsunami and had multiple singles playing simultaneously on both the airwaves and MTV. Woman, Love Bites, Animal, Rocket, and of course Pour Some Sugar On Me could be easily caught heard on the airwaves all within the same day as they dominated the market. Hysteria didn’t rely on the strip club scene for its success in the least, though it was certain that Pour Some Sugar On Me became an anthem in those venues.
Def Leppard is widely considered to have been the greatest arena rock
band of all times and established much of the direction taken by other rock bands throughout the second half of the 80’s. To portray them as a mediocre band with limited success on just one album, and that due to strip club adoption of one song, is a huge misrepresentation of history.
Love this version
Studio version should be checked out too.
This is a great version, but not the original, when you get a chance check out the original video, slighty faster paced, and a great metal ballad.
I was always loyal to def leppard. I have met them twice and Joe Elliott has called me at home two times as well. The fact though is with the loss of Steve in 91 changed everything. Never made a great album with Viv Campbell. Steve was needed for that special def sound. I would say that straight to the remanding guys faces. Even losing Pete Willis in 82 was a big loss, though I respect Collen and I love Hysteria.
Freaking awesome!!!!!!!!
Agreed!!
It was a dramatic pause to get the audience worked up and the intro is different than the album version.
As in most cases the studio version is better than the live version. This particular song has two studio versions and studio version one is the preferred more popular version because it does not have keyboards in the song.
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Bet on it! Thank you so much :)
They have been through a lot. Steve's death (he's in this video), then Rick aka Thunder God was in a car accident and lost his arm! He still plays drums with the band. Vivienne, who replaced Steve had cancer. Great Story - My sister has been a Def Leppard fan since their first album. So, I bought front row seats as a surprise for her 2 years ago. I went there liking Def Leppard and left the concert loving them. They kicked azz live and totally blew me away.
Rick's accident was before Steve's death. Get your facts straight smh.
Though I do like this more acoustic version, I do prefer the original studio version better.
Didnt even notice the drummer only had one arm as you were too busy air drumming and poking self in eye
man u gota try stagefright form the same live
Noice!! Thank you, I’ll check it out :)
I like the original version much better
Still that loud to this day
Yes..."Pour Some Sugar On Me" 🎶🎼🎵🎸🎤🥁🎹🤘🤘🤘🤘 Now go listen to the studio version.....better than this with the pauses!!!🤘🤘🤘🤘 Don't get me wrong this version was really good...but you need to hear the way it was originally recorded!!🤘🤘🤘
billy squier the stroke. cinderella dont know what you got till its gone.
billy squier lonely is the night
Speaking of Guns N’ Roses ... nightrain live Tokyo 92? (:
I’m down! Thank you :)
@@MyNameisJeffReacts yeah man cheers! Enjoy the rest of that weekend
Gotta stop it with the hand rubbin’ it’s fuckin a deal breaker!!
hehehe his middle name is flamanco hehe
Can you please react to Lisa stansfield song called The line
Please
How manny times you going to stop come on man !
that’s it I’m out
Jeff u must have been living under a rock most of your life..and i dont believe you.
You're exhausting! Calm your arse down.
Nah man I’m having fun! Lol
Yo bro you interrupt WAY too much!
Are you familiar perhaps with the concept of editing out things like getting something in your eye? LOL Did you even notice that their drummer has only 1 arm? Doubtful, since you're using both hands to "air drum." Pay attention.
Now that's Def Leppard in the round in your face. Anything after Steve Clark is a joke.
Perfectly said,,,,
British bands know how to rock.
Great live act, but doesn't come close to the magic of the original. First time I see this version, and as a version of the song. Probably worst live version I've seen
You must be on crack or something
@@frasiercraine1776 indeed