Who knows what Steve Clark would've accomplished as a guitarist today. He was definitely one of the best, the riffs that he came up with were totally amazing.
He wasn't even the best guitarist in Leppard..most of the guitar we hear on their albums from that era was by Phil Collen. Clarke looked great, with his Jimmy Page image, but was a very average guitarist.
Steve Clark was one of the greatest guitarists of all time. To say that his playing style is unique is an understatement. He was a classically trained musician who created his own style. He was nothing short of amazing. Sadly, the world has lost a gifted and brilliant mind due to the demon known as addiction. His spirit lives on in all of us, the DL fans. His legend lives on in DL's music. RIP Stephen Maynard Clark (April 23, 1960-January 8, 1991). You were truly one of a kind.
He was but mayb if the rest of the band listened to his wife when she said he had a problem, and remember they were kids when they started, first strike first album their early stuff b4 highndry epic but unfortunately the band died with him
@@matthewrogers6866 she was not his wife- they hadn't been dating that long either. Besides, if you have ever known anyone deeply lost to addiction it's not that easy.
True story: I have had a crush on Joe Elliott for decades starting with On Through the Night. Anyway.... A few years ago, I was lucky enough to move to a little village in Ireland. Hubby and I walked into the local pub one night and came face to face with JE. Now, I've been faced with celebrities before, but this was one of two times I literally couldn't talk when it happened (the other was Jimmy Page.) Long story short, he not only visited that night, but many nights after. I'd like to say it was because of me, but it's his ''local'' too, so I'm betting it's just convenient for him. If I hadn't been 8.5 mos. pregnant, who knows how that first encounter would have ended? ;-) And that, is the end of my bragging. Foolin' and Bringing On The Heartache tie for my favorites.
All of these years later, it still feels like a kick in the guts that he's not here. There was always something special about him but he struggled with depression, alcoholism and drug addiction. He never understood how loved he was and how his music changed and sometimes saved peoples lives. Gorgeous, sensitive, sweet Steve. Still so loved and always will be. My heart just aches for him.
When Steven Maynard Clark passed away on January 8, 1991, a huge hole was ripped away from the heart of Def Leppard. Not only was he a truly amazing guitarist, but a huge part of their family. It's impossible to replace such talent and band chemistry created by this man. Kudos to Def Leppard for not only soldiering on despite their loss, but keeping his memory alive at every concert. RIP Steven. Although you're gone, the memories created by your talents and passion continue to live on.
I turned 18 that day, my Pop told me the day after. Gut-wrenching memory for a High School Senior. The band was never the same, and I love Viv. Great music nonetheless.
kodiak Agreed. I played this song to death 25 years ago. Probably my favorite Leopard tune, along with Too Late For Love. Certainly better than cheese-dip stuff like Pour Some Sugar On Me.
Mac888 spectral yeah right: I can't stand this "pour some xxx shit on me" thing anymore. They have lots of other great tracks which are not that popular
Man, I still can't believe "steamin" is gone... 25 years now... WOW, how the time has flown... I was about 22 when he died and at the time had been playing guitar for about 7 years, and he was one of my major mojo influences... I loved his skip string arpeggios and his overall craft of completely understanding the art of the guitar. He was before his time and was so vital to the sound of the lep... He was never flash, or brash, just let the art of his skill do the talking. Period... If you listen hard and heavy to his playing, he was so beyond the power chord playing of the 80's and was to me, better than the people he called his influences... If you listen to Frank Hannon, Chris DeGarmo, Michael Wilton, Phil Collen, Slash, Viv, and even players such as Tom Morrel, and Jason White, you hear methods and the heart and soul of Steamin... Steve said that Joe Perry and Jimmy Page were his biggest influences, but I think he took their chops and made them in his "quirky" string-skipping chord progressions... Just listen to all the stuff on "on through the night", and High and dry and you will hear the magic of how he picked every note, using little special effects or hammer-ons... He picked every single note. Players today, mimic him, but using fast paced hammering and back-picking, even Fran Hannon does this... Steve gave birth to this kind of playing... Kudos to Tesla for keeping him alive ion their music, especially Frank... I still break out the white les Paul and rip-off a few chords of the entire high-n-dry album when we play live... He had the game, he had the craft, he was just too far gone before even noticed... Just think about where he would be today, if he would have known just how much he was idolized... Copied, but never duplicated... RIP my friend, I can't believe you have been gone so long... See you on the other side... Steam-on... Peace.. jlg...
I agree with everything you've said here. I was 16 when he passed on. I also try and imitate his style, which is so much harder than the way many others (including his own idols) play, as you mentioned. I prefer this style and how it sounds compared to the HO's etc.
Thanks for the thumbs-up... He was a very original player and I hear a lot of his riffs in guitar players today... One in particular, Frank Hannon of Tesla... And as far as Phil C... well, he ripped a lot of them off... Peace...jlg...
These words are the best I've heard to describe the struggles and suffering that an addict experiences everyday. Instead of living, they merely exist. Don't ever think that an addict doesn't want to stop. They hate their addiction.
Well, a happy 49th birthday to you, Annette! Sad that it's been 30 years already without this brilliant, but fragile mind. Luckily the music lives on, and will do so without us too one day.
This made me cry. For him, for his struggle that he could never win. For so much that was lost when he died. I grieve for him still and will always. Gorgeous gentle sweet Steve.
The best band ever in my eyes, got hooked when my mom bought me the Pyromania album when I was 11 years old...& here I am at 46 years old, as big a fan as ever!!!
Very few celebrity deaths affect me. Steve's death, I cried my eyes out. He had the talent, the style and the look. Ultimate rock star. Amazing, truly underrated guitar player. Underrated only because he died so young. I still miss him even though I never knew him.
No promises No guarantees When you come down here you're Already on your knees You wanna ride White Lightnin', then just sign your name If you wanna dance with the devil, you gotta play his way (Play the game) You gotta taste that sweetness 'Cos you can't say no But are you ready for the nightmare When you can't let go Like a soldier of fortune When the money runs dry You've got rivers of bitter tears (In your eyes) You wanna leave but you can't let go You wanna stop but you can't say no (You never laugh about it, you just can't live without it) You've had enough but you just want more You never get what you're looking for (You never laugh about it) You've got both ends burning Like a moth to a flame You're going off the rails Like a runaway train It's a no-win situation And there's no way out And no one will ever hear you - Scream and shout [Repeat Bridge] Run - He's coming to claim you Run - Nowhere to hide away Run - You dance with danger Run - Oh you gotta ride The White Lightning - On a dead end street White Lightning - Where the deadbeats meet White Lightning - It's a one way ride White Lightning - Oh, there's nowhere to hide Such a lonely road you ride It's not easy when you don't know why Such a heavy load you hide You never leave no matter how you try Run - He's coming to claim you Run - Nowhere to hide away Run - You dance with danger Run - Oh, you gotta ride The White Lightning - On a dead end street White Lightning - Where the deadbeats meet White Lightning - It's a one-way ride White Lightning - Oh there's nowhere to hide (White Lightning) Can you feel it? - Can you feel it? (White Lightning) It's so dangerous (White Lightning) No promises No guarantees (White Lighning) When you come down here boy, You're already on your knees
Happy Birthday Steven. Miss you sooo bad. The way you played the guitar, the sound that you gave to us was undeniably amazing. A true artist, Songwriter, musician. I can't say enough about you. Rock the Heavens Baby.🇬🇧❤️ 4/23/2021
I can't think of another song that has more guitar chords, than this one. Many songs you can predict how it is going to sound, but not this one... love it!
Def Leppard is an amazing Band, but listen to Steve and his Guitar, great melodic in his sound, at all great Tracks of Leppard he was wowwwwww, i never heared a player like Steve.
I feel you man! I really miss the days when bands like Def Leppard were popular. Nothing today sounds remotely as good to me. When I was 14 years old Rock of ages came out and changed my life forever. " It's better to burn out than fade away!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
R.I.P. -- Rock in Peace Steve, you are still so loved and forever will be as one of Rocks greatest guitarists and a great man. Your music with Def Leppard gives me strength whenever I need it. I know that probably sounds stupid to a lot of people but it's absolutely true. I so wish that you were still around but the best we can all do is make sure you are never forgotten! I raised to beautiful young adults with your music blaring all the time and they too love you and your music. Thanks again for the music, you still mean the world to so many of us!! I'm going to go turn my stereo on blast now...excuse me.. xoxo Steve!!
God what a talent... I miss that heart and soul that only he could put into DL... I think we all do. Can't speak for the guys but I've seen some of the things they've posted or said and they miss him on a whole different level. They lost a friend and a brother.... tragically sad. Nothing against Viv... he's a hell of a guitarist, but the chemistry with Steve is gone and can't be duplicated. I remember the first time I heard Rock of Ages and Foolin... Pyromania took my taste in music in a whole new direction... I'll never forget any of these guys for that.. NEVER... We love and miss you Steve.. and you will never be forgotten.
I'm singing this song and blood runs cold for my school's talent show. If I can get thorough it without crying. Right now its not looking so good for me.
30 years since you left this world, 30 years Def Leppard has never been the same, I just turned 30 years old 2 weeks ago. May You live forever Steve, and to that, Ill drink a shot of some White Lighting!
Adieu, Steve. I wish someone had made an actual music video of this, it had such promise. A white stallion, riding a white rollercoaster, etc. This could have been epic, and an epic win for Def Leppard. And one hell of a tribute to Clark.
Steve Clark, is One of the All Best Guitarists of All my Mind, Heart, & Soul. I had the chance to Meet Steve Clark in a Burger King in 1987 when I was in 9th grade in high school. Steve Clark, & Def Leppard Will 4Everly Rock To Me from 1978 to 1991. Its so Sad When Steve Clark passed Away on Jan. 8th 0f 1991 its the same day which is Elvis Presley's Birthday. Not Only do us Fans Morn of Steve Clark, & his Passing, but its Elvis Presley's Birthday, Talk About A Double Edged Sword. I cant morn on Jan 8th of Steve Clark's Passing, & then Celebrate Elvis Presley's Birthday both on the Same Day, so instead I Listed to All of Steve Clark with Def Leppard Loudly, & Proudly to Give Thanks to Steve Clark, & then on, Jan. 10th I celebrate Elvis Presley's Birthday after I have listen, & I sing along to Def Leppard with Steve Clark Songs that he wrote for 2 days in honor of Steve Clark. Steve wrote 90 percent of the Def Leppard Songs from 1978 to 1990. God Bless You Steve Clark, & I just Feel You Rocking Up In Heaven & the Angels Is Your Choir, & All that Love, Like, & Miss You Steve Clark N Any Way Are Singing your Awesome Songs that you Wrote with Def Leppard.. Steve Clark, Thank you For The Memories, Your Rocking Anthem, Your Inspiration to Us All.
Long live Steve Clark my favorite member of Def Leppard! One of the greatest guitar players of all time! He wrote many of the bands incredible riffs on guitar and he was truly unique!
Love listening to def leppard seen them live twice my only regret is the riffmaster had all ready passed away watching him on the DVDs he was awsome the world lost a true legend when he was sadly taken from us too soon loved everything about him his style of play will never get fed up of listening to Steve playing or def leppard as a whole Steve was unique heaven's gain is our loss
Absolutely am awesome an amazing guitarist 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎵🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸. Love watching The Riff Master Steve 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎶🎶🎶🎶 Clark play. Wish I could've seen him play. RIP Steve, you're missed every single day ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️.
This song speaks to me in a way t the is no where to hide and you want to stop but you can't say NO .... Steve couldn't stop and he payed with his life. .. Ater years of you being gone you are still the best. ... RIP Steve Clark
Thank God for Bands Like This. They Prove that if your good at something share it, but if your brilliant at something it will get discovered by everyone who wants to learn what make DL the best.
Thanks for sharing ... So nice to hear it blasting through my headphones! Still miss the smell from opening a new Sony or TDK Metal IV tape to record music to. Great walking music :)
Great video,,,thanks for creating and posting this...it is awesome. Steve was one of my big heroes, and huge influences, when I started playing Guitar (way back)...and I miss him all the time. BIG loss to us all xxx RIP 'Steaming' xxx
I remember getting into Def Leppard when I was 14. It was when Hysteria took the world by a storm following the massive success of Pyromania. What’s different about todays music vs then ?? I’ll tell you. We had full albums of countless music! Def Leppard was a standard in the mid 80s to the early 90s. Steve Clark is one of my most influential guitar players of my generation. He played great some of the most recognizable guitar riffs ever. He not only looked the part but he played it really well also !! Play on for the heavens Steve. We still hear you !!
OMG!!! Best tribute ever, with the best Def Leppard song. What an awesome job you did with this video!! Thank you for sharing it. So sad, haunting...miss Steve so much!!!
Man this will always make me cry. Steve is one of my guitar idols and why I want to pick up the guitar. To say his style is unique and creative is an understatement. He was truly special. Died way way too young. We lost a true, pure and badass talent. He was always live in us DL fan's hearts. His music will never die. Rest In Heaven Steamin Steve. See you on the other side brotha🤟🏼😭
What an awesome guitarist Steve Maynard Clark rest in peace was oh he made the Gibson Les Paul make his guitar make the angels in heaven rock and turn the amplifier up to 10❤️❤️❤️
Def Leppard was the first kasette i bought with my own money..yes there was no cd´s back then...i ran home soooo proud of what i got for my money u wont believe it xD(Hysteria-album ) my parents wouldnt understand..i wouldnt care xD..i got loud back then in my room heheheh
To say Steve Clark was an amazing musician does not begin to do him justice. He not only had a unique style of playing guitar but the fact that Steve wrote 90°\° of Def Leppards songs to be honest there are no words to describe his talent he will always be missed RIP sweet rock n roll angel
Great compilation. Still sad to think about Steve gone - too bad he didnt have a stronger influence in his life - he may have turned in a different direction like Phil was able to. He would be in his 50's now - and probably still fantastic in his craft.
Steve Clark is only one of a handful of rock guitarists I would place in a list of the greatest of all time. I hate to name drop, but I feel it is an honor to be mentioned in the same breath as Randy Rhoads, Eddie Van Halen, Gary Richrath…. RIP Steve 🙏❤️ there will never be another.
Who knows what Steve Clark would've accomplished as a guitarist today. He was definitely one of the best, the riffs that he came up with were totally amazing.
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He would have influenced so many kids today. Today's rock is garbage. I still tear up when I hear his riffs... RIP 🙏
@@SteveBurnside-xd2mg Such a loss for the music community, I can't imagine how music would be different today from his influence.
He wasn't even the best guitarist in Leppard..most of the guitar we hear on their albums from that era was by Phil Collen. Clarke looked great, with his Jimmy Page image, but was a very average guitarist.
@robbiedominic2558 most of the riffs and bridges in about 80% of the songs they wrote were created by Steve.
Steve Clark was one of the greatest guitarists of all time. To say that his playing style is unique is an understatement. He was a classically trained musician who created his own style. He was nothing short of amazing. Sadly, the world has lost a gifted and brilliant mind due to the demon known as addiction. His spirit lives on in all of us, the DL fans. His legend lives on in DL's music. RIP Stephen Maynard Clark (April 23, 1960-January 8, 1991). You were truly one of a kind.
Candice Hobon he with dime dio vinny cliff bohonm jimmi bain burrow rhoads dont forget robin king crosby
He was but mayb if the rest of the band listened to his wife when she said he had a problem, and remember they were kids when they started, first strike first album their early stuff b4 highndry epic but unfortunately the band died with him
@@matthewrogers6866 she was not his wife- they hadn't been dating that long either. Besides, if you have ever known anyone deeply lost to addiction it's not that easy.
@@cheryl2221 it was his wife and she told all of them.....rhays the truth always gets swept under rug and it destroys bands excuses r like assholes
@@cheryl2221 yes she was watch the documentary and I did mayb u don't kno shit
I will listen to this band until the day I die and they will forever be one of my all time favorites...R.i.p. Steve
Mine too MrGb4ever, DEF LEPPARD FOREVER.
Me too.
True story: I have had a crush on Joe Elliott for decades starting with On Through the Night. Anyway....
A few years ago, I was lucky enough to move to a little village in Ireland. Hubby and I walked into the local pub one night and came face to face with JE. Now, I've been faced with celebrities before, but this was one of two times I literally couldn't talk when it happened (the other was Jimmy Page.) Long story short, he not only visited that night, but many nights after. I'd like to say it was because of me, but it's his ''local'' too, so I'm betting it's just convenient for him. If I hadn't been 8.5 mos. pregnant, who knows how that first encounter would have ended? ;-) And that, is the end of my bragging. Foolin' and Bringing On The Heartache tie for my favorites.
MrGb4ever yeah but have to admit they died with steve
4 me too one of the greatest bands ever
One of the greatest bands ever
"The" greatest 🥳🥳
I couldn't agree more. Loved forever.🇬🇧💖
I agree 💯 love 🇿🇦
All of these years later, it still feels like a kick in the guts that he's not here. There was always something special about him but he struggled with depression, alcoholism and drug addiction. He never understood how loved he was and how his music changed and sometimes saved peoples lives. Gorgeous, sensitive, sweet Steve. Still so loved and always will be. My heart just aches for him.
When Steven Maynard Clark passed away on January 8, 1991, a huge hole was ripped away from the heart of Def Leppard. Not only was he a truly amazing guitarist, but a huge part of their family. It's impossible to replace such talent and band chemistry created by this man. Kudos to Def Leppard for not only soldiering on despite their loss, but keeping his memory alive at every concert.
RIP Steven. Although you're gone, the memories created by your talents and passion continue to live on.
That is why I love DL. They don't give up on their bandmates.
@@juliemurray4852 Me too. It was already proven once they stuck beside Rick Allen. Many bands would have discarded him or broken up.
I turned 18 that day, my Pop told me the day after. Gut-wrenching memory for a High School Senior. The band was never the same, and I love Viv. Great music nonetheless.
Most underrated Leppard song of all time.
kodiak Agreed. I played this song to death 25 years ago. Probably my favorite Leopard tune, along with Too Late For Love. Certainly better than cheese-dip stuff like Pour Some Sugar On Me.
Mac888 spectral 26, he would've been 56 this year
Mac888 spectral yeah right: I can't stand this "pour some xxx shit on me" thing anymore. They have lots of other great tracks which are not that popular
Song belongs to Steve Clark all right a very inspiring loving and caring will never forget him 4 28 17
kodiak, Pittsburgh Penguins and Def Leppard?? My two favorite things
Man, I still can't believe "steamin" is gone... 25 years now... WOW, how the time has flown... I was about 22 when he died and at the time had been playing guitar for about 7 years, and he was one of my major mojo influences... I loved his skip string arpeggios and his overall craft of completely understanding the art of the guitar. He was before his time and was so vital to the sound of the lep... He was never flash, or brash, just let the art of his skill do the talking. Period... If you listen hard and heavy to his playing, he was so beyond the power chord playing of the 80's and was to me, better than the people he called his influences... If you listen to Frank Hannon, Chris DeGarmo, Michael Wilton, Phil Collen, Slash, Viv, and even players such as Tom Morrel, and Jason White, you hear methods and the heart and soul of Steamin... Steve said that Joe Perry and Jimmy Page were his biggest influences, but I think he took their chops and made them in his "quirky" string-skipping chord progressions... Just listen to all the stuff on "on through the night", and High and dry and you will hear the magic of how he picked every note, using little special effects or hammer-ons... He picked every single note. Players today, mimic him, but using fast paced hammering and back-picking, even Fran Hannon does this... Steve gave birth to this kind of playing... Kudos to Tesla for keeping him alive ion their music, especially Frank... I still break out the white les Paul and rip-off a few chords of the entire high-n-dry album when we play live... He had the game, he had the craft, he was just too far gone before even noticed... Just think about where he would be today, if he would have known just how much he was idolized... Copied, but never duplicated... RIP my friend, I can't believe you have been gone so long... See you on the other side... Steam-on... Peace.. jlg...
I agree with everything you've said here. I was 16 when he passed on. I also try and imitate his style, which is so much harder than the way many others (including his own idols) play, as you mentioned. I prefer this style and how it sounds compared to the HO's etc.
Thanks for the thumbs-up... He was a very original player and I hear a lot of his riffs in guitar players today... One in particular, Frank Hannon of Tesla... And as far as Phil C... well, he ripped a lot of them off... Peace...jlg...
I agree. He inspired me a 13 year old, born in 2002 to pick up my first acoustic guitar. Now I'm gonna upgrade to an electric guitar.
Yeah, I've tried to replicate his sound using a friends eletric I just can't do it
im not far behind ya bro..save a drink for me
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These words are the best I've heard to describe the struggles and suffering that an addict experiences everyday. Instead of living, they merely exist. Don't ever think that an addict doesn't want to stop. They hate their addiction.
Steve Clark passed away right on my 19th birthday. That was the worst gift I ever received. 25 years later and I still miss him
Awww, that sucks. :(
Bittersweet. 😢
Jimmy Hendrix died on my tenth birthday. 7 years later I was in a rock and roll band, hard rock.
Saying this as the ultimate Steamming Clark fan, your bday is also someone’s bday that changed music forever, The King. (It’s my sons as well.) ❤️
Well, a happy 49th birthday to you, Annette!
Sad that it's been 30 years already without this brilliant, but fragile mind.
Luckily the music lives on, and will do so without us too one day.
This made me cry. For him, for his struggle that he could never win. For so much that was lost when he died. I grieve for him still and will always. Gorgeous gentle sweet Steve.
The best band ever in my eyes, got hooked when my mom bought me the Pyromania album when I was 11 years old...& here I am at 46 years old, as big a fan as ever!!!
My favorite Def Leppard song...sad that it's origins are what they are. Phil does an amazing job emulating Steve on "Steve's" solo part.
RIP Steve Clark. He was Def Leppard. Gone but never forgotten. We love you
Very few celebrity deaths affect me. Steve's death, I cried my eyes out. He had the talent, the style and the look. Ultimate rock star. Amazing, truly underrated guitar player. Underrated only because he died so young. I still miss him even though I never knew him.
No promises
No guarantees
When you come down here you're
Already on your knees
You wanna ride White Lightnin', then just sign your name
If you wanna dance with the devil, you gotta play his way
(Play the game)
You gotta taste that sweetness
'Cos you can't say no
But are you ready for the nightmare
When you can't let go
Like a soldier of fortune
When the money runs dry
You've got rivers of bitter tears
(In your eyes)
You wanna leave but you can't let go
You wanna stop but you can't say no
(You never laugh about it, you just can't live without it)
You've had enough but you just want more
You never get what you're looking for
(You never laugh about it)
You've got both ends burning
Like a moth to a flame
You're going off the rails
Like a runaway train
It's a no-win situation
And there's no way out
And no one will ever hear you - Scream and shout
[Repeat Bridge]
Run - He's coming to claim you
Run - Nowhere to hide away
Run - You dance with danger
Run - Oh you gotta ride
The White Lightning - On a dead end street
White Lightning - Where the deadbeats meet
White Lightning - It's a one way ride
White Lightning - Oh, there's nowhere to hide
Such a lonely road you ride
It's not easy when you don't know why
Such a heavy load you hide
You never leave no matter how you try
Run - He's coming to claim you
Run - Nowhere to hide away
Run - You dance with danger
Run - Oh, you gotta ride
The White Lightning - On a dead end street
White Lightning - Where the deadbeats meet
White Lightning - It's a one-way ride
White Lightning - Oh there's nowhere to hide
(White Lightning)
Can you feel it? - Can you feel it?
(White Lightning)
It's so dangerous
(White Lightning)
No promises
No guarantees
(White Lighning)
When you come down here boy,
You're already on your knees
Beatiful i love this song
U missed the very end:
Got both ends burnin,
like a moth to the flame...
Happy Birthday Steven. Miss you sooo bad. The way you played the guitar, the sound that you gave to us was undeniably amazing. A true artist, Songwriter, musician. I can't say enough about you. Rock the Heavens Baby.🇬🇧❤️ 4/23/2021
Some of Phil's tastiest work is done on this disc!! Absolutely fantastic!!!
In the memory and tribute of the best guitar of this group... Steve Clark, im from México and Def Leppard fan since 1982
I can't think of another song that has more guitar chords, than this one. Many songs you can predict how it is going to sound, but not this one... love it!
When was Steve Clark's birthday? Because I read in a story about him that its April 21st and that is today
@@teresabosworth1481 it's the 23rd
Def Leppard is an amazing Band, but listen to Steve and his Guitar, great melodic in his sound,
at all great Tracks of Leppard he was wowwwwww, i never heared a player like Steve.
I feel you man! I really miss the days when bands like Def Leppard were popular. Nothing today sounds remotely as good to me. When I was 14 years old Rock of ages came out and changed my life forever. " It's better to burn out than fade away!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
song belongs to Steve , all right. a very inspiring , loving and caring. Will never forget him.
Same
+Maretta Smith I'm happy that I saw Steve alive and Rick Allen with both arms for the Pyromania tour -- incredible band LIVE back then.
+flashy5150 How lucky of you to see them. I saw them in Phoenix twice.
Maretta Smith When ?
+flashy5150 since 2007
There's that melodic enchanting rock guitar sound. Rest in Peace, Steve.
Phil deserves so much credit for getting Steve’s sound right on this.
R.I.P. -- Rock in Peace Steve, you are still so loved and forever will be as one of Rocks greatest guitarists and a great man. Your music with Def Leppard gives me strength whenever I need it. I know that probably sounds stupid to a lot of people but it's absolutely true. I so wish that you were still around but the best we can all do is make sure you are never forgotten! I raised to beautiful young adults with your music blaring all the time and they too love you and your music. Thanks again for the music, you still mean the world to so many of us!! I'm going to go turn my stereo on blast now...excuse me.. xoxo Steve!!
God what a talent... I miss that heart and soul that only he could put into DL... I think we all do. Can't speak for the guys but I've seen some of the things they've posted or said and they miss him on a whole different level. They lost a friend and a brother.... tragically sad. Nothing against Viv... he's a hell of a guitarist, but the chemistry with Steve is gone and can't be duplicated. I remember the first time I heard Rock of Ages and Foolin... Pyromania took my taste in music in a whole new direction... I'll never forget any of these guys for that.. NEVER... We love and miss you Steve.. and you will never be forgotten.
I'm singing this song and blood runs cold for my school's talent show. If I can get thorough it without crying. Right now its not looking so good for me.
Use that energy .... put it into your voice... that's the best way to do it. You'll do great! Let me know how it goes
Thanks, I'll probably record it.
If you do please send it to me... I'd love to hear and see it
i miss him,
30 years since you left this world, 30 years Def Leppard has never been the same, I just turned 30 years old 2 weeks ago. May You live forever Steve, and to that, Ill drink a shot of some White Lighting!
I loved it!!! Very cool! Steve was one of a kind! I don't care how old the song is...it is classic! Always one of my favorites!
The greatest, most fantastic song of all time from Def Leppards. Every feelings is awakened by the guitars
R.I.P. Steve Clark. You're gone but not forgotten.
Great tribute to the man. RIP Steve, we all loved you, gone too soon.
Adieu, Steve.
I wish someone had made an actual music video of this, it had such promise.
A white stallion, riding a white rollercoaster, etc.
This could have been epic, and an epic win for Def Leppard.
And one hell of a tribute to Clark.
Rest in Peace Steve! This one's for you!
Steve Clark, is One of the All Best Guitarists of All my Mind, Heart, & Soul.
I had the chance to Meet Steve Clark in a Burger King in 1987 when I was in 9th grade in high school.
Steve Clark, & Def Leppard Will 4Everly Rock To Me from 1978 to 1991.
Its so Sad When Steve Clark passed Away on Jan. 8th 0f 1991 its the same day which is Elvis Presley's Birthday.
Not Only do us Fans Morn of Steve Clark, & his Passing, but its Elvis Presley's Birthday, Talk About A Double Edged Sword.
I cant morn on Jan 8th of Steve Clark's Passing, & then Celebrate Elvis Presley's Birthday both on the Same Day,
so instead I Listed to All of Steve Clark with Def Leppard Loudly, & Proudly to Give Thanks to Steve Clark, & then on,
Jan. 10th I celebrate Elvis Presley's Birthday after I have listen, & I sing along to Def Leppard with Steve Clark Songs that he wrote for 2 days in honor of Steve Clark.
Steve wrote 90 percent of the Def Leppard Songs from 1978 to 1990.
God Bless You Steve Clark, & I just Feel You Rocking Up In Heaven & the Angels Is Your Choir, & All that Love, Like, & Miss You Steve Clark N Any Way Are Singing your Awesome Songs that you Wrote with Def Leppard..
Steve Clark, Thank you For The Memories, Your Rocking Anthem, Your Inspiration to Us All.
Gorgeous song! RIP Steve... Whom God loves, that dies a young... :-/
Long live Steve Clark my favorite member of Def Leppard! One of the greatest guitar players of all time! He wrote many of the bands incredible riffs on guitar and he was truly unique!
Love listening to def leppard seen them live twice my only regret is the riffmaster had all ready passed away watching him on the DVDs he was awsome the world lost a true legend when he was sadly taken from us too soon loved everything about him his style of play will never get fed up of listening to Steve playing or def leppard as a whole Steve was unique heaven's gain is our loss
Absolutely am awesome an amazing guitarist 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎵🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸. Love watching The Riff Master Steve 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎶🎶🎶🎶 Clark play. Wish I could've seen him play. RIP Steve, you're missed every single day ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️.
Steve we miss you!!!
Great Job, Thanks awesomenessk
This song speaks to me in a way t the is no where to hide and you want to stop but you can't say NO .... Steve couldn't stop and he payed with his life. .. Ater years of you being gone you are still the best. ... RIP Steve Clark
That is AWESOME!! One of my favorite songs! I always think of him when I hear it
Thank God for Bands Like This. They Prove that if your good at something share it, but if your brilliant at something it will get discovered by everyone who wants to learn what make DL the best.
I shared this on FACEBOOK with all my Leppard mania friends!
It's always good to see someone who likes Def Leppard!
I Love It
Awesome Job!!!
what an awesome tribute to the amazing steamin Steve Clark
Thanks for sharing ... So nice to hear it blasting through my headphones! Still miss the smell from opening a new Sony or TDK Metal IV tape to record music to.
Great walking music :)
This song is underated but my favourite Def Leppard song
Steve was 100% legendary rock god. No one has ever made playing guitar look as cool as he did.
You did a great job. Underplayed song. RIP Steve.
Great video and fitting tribute to Steve Clark, nice job...
Excellent video wish you were here Steve. Was the sound of Def.
What a great tribute to Steve Clark he is greatly missed I cried my eyes out when I heard bout it may he rest in peace
Great video,,,thanks for creating and posting this...it is awesome. Steve was one of my big heroes, and huge influences, when I started playing Guitar (way back)...and I miss him all the time. BIG loss to us all xxx RIP 'Steaming' xxx
Very much missed gone but never ever forgotten. Certainly one of the very best. Sometimes I just have to cry watching this video
As great as ever 12yrs ago!!!
Excellent job, shows a lot of time, feeling and care. Sad to see a man cut down with booze. You have talent! Great video.
A tribute to Steve Clark. RIP. Thanks for sharing this. Def Leppard.. best 80s rock band of all time in my opinion.
What a beautiful song about Steve... He is still remembered, loved and missed. ❤
I have an Olds Cutlass myself and I blast this all the time... :)
Outstanding!
I remember getting into Def Leppard when I was 14. It was when Hysteria took the world by a storm following the massive success of Pyromania. What’s different about todays music vs then ?? I’ll tell you. We had full albums of countless music! Def Leppard was a standard in the mid 80s to the early 90s. Steve Clark is one of my most influential guitar players of my generation. He played great some of the most recognizable guitar riffs ever. He not only looked the part but he played it really well also !! Play on for the heavens Steve. We still hear you !!
RIP Steve. Fitting tribute
R.I.P. Rock in Peace Steve
In my 75 Monte Carlo with 4 6x9 speakers blaring with 75 watt amp.....MAN!!!
79 Trans Am. That back window was like a damn amphitheatre, blasted all the sounds towards ya head!. Loved this album
OMG!!! Best tribute ever, with the best Def Leppard song. What an awesome job you did with this video!! Thank you for sharing it. So sad, haunting...miss Steve so much!!!
Very Sadly, some of Steve's last work.
My old kind of tune as well 😀 or the best ❤😂thing to 😂❤❤❤.!!!!!!!!!.
Used to play this song on a long commute to work on the turnpike in Florida. Mesmerizing and energetic.
Def Leppard, if you are listening, PLEASE make an official Steve Clark Video!!!!
There are no words
Omg one of the best Steve Clark!! RIP Steve💙
So very true. Steve was awesome and I'll never forget when I heard that he had died. And Def Leppard is my favorite band ever...
I will never forget when I heard that Steve died either
Crappy day. Just like when Eddie Van Halen left us.
I got to see Def Leppard a few years ago. So much fun!
well done! I've been waiting for a vid for this , my fav def leppard song!
The most underrated Def Leppard song.
Thanks for this montage video.
Awesome song... Loved the tribute !! He was a rare talent !!
Man this will always make me cry. Steve is one of my guitar idols and why I want to pick up the guitar. To say his style is unique and creative is an understatement. He was truly special. Died way way too young. We lost a true, pure and badass talent. He was always live in us DL fan's hearts. His music will never die. Rest In Heaven Steamin Steve. See you on the other side brotha🤟🏼😭
What an awesome guitarist Steve Maynard Clark rest in peace was oh he made the Gibson Les Paul make his guitar make the angels in heaven rock and turn the amplifier up to 10❤️❤️❤️
Still listening.....always will!
Love def leppard and I am definitely a Steve Clark fan ❤❤❤
awesome guitarist
Been listening to them since their 1st LP. Bunch of kids who could rock! One of the best bands ever!
Steve Clark was the riffmaster on guitar the best guy ever love Def Leppard always love and miss you forever Steve Clark
A Tribute to The Late, Great Steve Clark. WELL DONE.
Best rock progression song they ever came out with 😎🎸🎶
My favorite song ever, from the 'Adrenalize' album!
Def Leppard was the first kasette i bought with my own money..yes there was no cd´s back then...i ran home soooo proud of what i got for my money u wont believe it xD(Hysteria-album
) my parents wouldnt understand..i wouldnt care xD..i got loud back then in my room heheheh
best leppard song ever!:-)♡ hat off to Clarke! all honours
he didn't write this you ignoranus
To say Steve Clark was an amazing musician does not begin to do him justice. He not only had a unique style of playing guitar but the fact that Steve wrote 90°\° of Def Leppards songs to be honest there are no words to describe his talent he will always be missed RIP sweet rock n roll angel
Great compilation. Still sad to think about Steve gone - too bad he didnt have a stronger influence in his life - he may have turned in a different direction like Phil was able to. He would be in his 50's now - and probably still fantastic in his craft.
Really love the video!! Posting on my Def Leppard page...thanks!!
I love listening to D.L. music never get tired of listening to them. R.I.P STEVE FOREVER LOVED AND NEVER FORGOTTEN
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This is awesome, and one of y favourite DL songs, love it!
On par with Gods of War.Great song!
Absolutely awesome vintage Lepp
steve cleark white lighting lives for ever
Steve 😿:-( 💗💗 Def Leppard love 💓
Love and respect.. RIP Steve
Still missing Steve Clark. Love this tribute!
impecable las guitarras, la introduccion fabulosa, me encantan los def
Steve Clark is only one of a handful of rock guitarists I would place in a list of the greatest of all time.
I hate to name drop, but I feel it is an honor to be mentioned in the same breath as Randy Rhoads, Eddie Van Halen, Gary Richrath….
RIP Steve 🙏❤️ there will never be another.