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Best of Def Leppard Free Mp3 Download Batch the Def Leppard Archive best of def leppard free mp3 download batch The Def Leppard Archive. NOTICE: Most Real Audio files here were encoded using the Version 3 compressor and codecs. They should be compatible with all newer versions of RealPlayer. MP3 files are a recent standard in internet audio. Most major platforms (UNiX, Wintel, Mac, Linux) have good MP3 players available. For help in using the various players, please see the owners manual or the product web site for full instructions. Remember Steve Clark (1960-1991) Phil Collen's " SMC " UCLA Slang Premiere show on May 9, 1996 by the Album Network. MIDI sound files. Sound Bites. The MP3 files found here need an mp3 player to be heard. Good MP3 players are XMMS, iTunes and WinAmp. If the file does not start downloading but instead appears as gibberish in your browser, try Right-Clicking on the link and selecting "Save as. ". Phil Collen's answering machine message - 207KB WAV. MTV's "The Really Big Album" award went to Def Leppard for the best album of the 1980's. Christina Applegate hosted the show and sportscaster Marv Albert provided the voice for the results. Video of Def Leppard accepting the award. From the offices of the Def Leppard Rock Squad answering machine. This message was about Viv's introduction and the preparation for the Freddie Mercury concert. Radio copy of Promises , the first single from Euphoria - 45sec 132KB MP3. The Promises radio sample is courtesy of Stephen Burgess from Finland via the Def Leppard NOW Web Site. Perfect Girl was a demo song on X that later became Gravity . Acoustic performances by Joe Elliott and Rick Savage at Sheffield Today (March 12, 2004). Videos of this performance are also available from the Video Section. Performing live on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno on May 23, 2006. First radio broadcast on New Zealand Radio in February 2008. Cover Songs. ApologetiX's Learn Some Deuteronomy , a remake of Pour Some Sugar On Me (from Spoofernatural ) - 0:20, 315KB MP3. Brother Love Canal's cover of Animal (from Little Tingles ) - 0:20, 315KB MP3. Mariah Carey's cover of Bringin' On The Heartbreak (from Charmbracelet ) - 0:25, 392KB MP3. Brian Charles's cover of Photograph (from Then Covered Now ) - 0:20, 322KB MP3. Ciudad Limite's cover of Two Steps Behind - 3:52, 2.7MB MP3. Dalvin DeGrate's cover of Love Bites (from Met.A.Mor.Phic ) - 0:20, 474KB MP3. Jason Falkner's (ex Jellyfish member) cover of Photograph (from M�tal R�les: Tribute to the Bad Hair Days ) - 3:12, 2.9MB MP3. Emm Gryner's cover of Pour Some Sugar On Me (from Girl Versions ) - 0:20, 158KB MP3. Helix's original version of She's Too Tough (from Wild In The Streets ) - 0:20, 315KB MP3. JTHZ's house resampling of Animal (from Warm Analog 2 Digital Serenity ) - 0:20, 315KB MP3. The Lullaby Ensemble's cover of Photograph (from Baby Goes Hair Metal ) - 0:30, 246KB MP3. Marginal Prophet's cover of Pour Some Sugar On Me (from M�tal R�les: Tribute to the Bad Hair Days ) - 0:20, 316KB MP3. Nancy Vandal's cover of Pour Some Sugar On Me (from Slippery When Crap ) - 0:20, 316KB MP3. Plumtree's cover of You Got Me Runnin' (from Super Secret Songs ) - 0:30, 470KB MP3. Pumpbolaget's cover of Foolin' (from A Heavy Metal Experience ) - 0:20, 472KB MP3. Raising Cain's cover of Rocks Off (from Blood For Blood ) - 0:20, 315KB MP3. Lionel Richie's cover of Long Long Way To Go (from Just For You ) - 0:20, 316KB MP3. Sabelle's cover of Love Bites (from Sabelle ) - 0:12, 74KB MP3. Seven Witches' cover of Wasted (from Passage To The Other Side ) - 0:20, 315KB MP3. StraightJacket Smiles's cover of Photograph (from The Second Coming ) - 0:30, 470KB MP3. Tomalo's cover of Miss You In A Heartbeat (from Optimizer Interactive Covers ) - 0:20, 315KB MP3. From OddTodd's Def Leppard Cover Song Contest. Alexis Weiss cover of Love Bites 's cover of Pour Some Sugar on Me Commune Chris' cover of Love Bites 's version of EgoSugar Ginxy Lynx' cover of Too Late For Love. From Tributized: A Tribute to Def Leppard. - Wraith - Crease - Hear Here - Project X - Eric Knight Band - Baby Jones - Elephant Orange - Drop - Premonition - Vent - Cleaner. From Leppardmania: A Tribute to Def Leppard. - John Corabi - Joe Leste - Jani Lane - Kevin Dubrow - Stevie Rachelle - Steve Whiteman - Kelly Hansen - Phil Lewis - Jason McMaster - Jizzy Pearl - Kory Clarke - Paul Shortino. From "CMT Crossroads" show on November 7, 2008 with Taylor Swift. Many thanks go to Norm Huizenga for letting me know about many of the songs in this section. REVIEW: Def Leppard – Official 11 track live mp3 collection (2000-2001) We at LeBrain HQ have always loved being able to shed some light on music that is so rare, that you just can’t find out much of anything about online anymore. It seems one of most obscure categories of rare music are official downloads from long ago that were never physically released, and long since taken down. 15 years isn’t a long time ago, but did you know that in 2000-2001, Def Leppard gradually put up 11 live tracks to download from their official site? This was long before they had any sort of live album out whatsoever. These official live recordings were selected by the band, and were released over a period of several months. They were not available for long. They were taken down by the time Leppard changed their site over to promote the X album in 2002. Taken together, I assembled them in order of release into a a full length live album by Def Leppard — unofficial, yet official just the same! The first song released was the old acoustic standby “Two Steps Behind” (San Antonio, Texas, 2000). Joe begins by announcing that they were recording the show, and that this particular night was also the “official opening evening, at it were, of our brand new website, www dot defleppard dot com. And that’s the reason we’re recording it, because we’re gonna put it on the web. Worldwide, you guys are going worldwide!” That certainly explains things! The recording itself is quite excellent, rich and clear. You also know there are no overdubs, because chords are missed and the songs goes on. To me this is the ideal form of live recordings: official, but with a loose “who cares” attitude in regards to fixing mistakes later on. An older classic, “Women” (Salem, Oregon, 2000) has similar sonic qualities. It’s also quite bass heavy which is a nice change of pace for this band. There had already been a B-side live version of “Women” out there for a while, recorded in 1987 for the video In the Round – In Your Face . This version however has the currently lineup with Vivian Campbell, and a Joe Elliot who hits all the screams at the end. This would have to be my go-to live version when I want to hear one. The first then-new Def Leppard song to get the live release treatment was “Demolition Man” from Euphoria . This one, from Denver, Colorado in 1999, sounds faster than the album version. On an album of mostly so-so songs, “Demolition Man” at least had some velocity to it, unremarkable as it is. It’s over and out quickly enough. “When Love & Hate Collide” (Tokyo, 1999) is the second ballad released in the collection. Although you could get an acoustic version on the bonus disc ( Acoustic in Singapore ) to Slang in 1996, this was the first full-on electric live release. This version has some heft to it, and once again I would say this is the go-to version to listen to. Def Leppard have been playing The Sweet’s “Action” for so long now, that you may as well consider it a built-in part of their set. This was the first live version made available (London, 1999). Like “Demolition Man”, it seems faster and much heavier live. Joe’s voice is sounding pretty ragged at the end — as it should be after a performance like that! The hit song “Animal” from Hysteria was not readily available in live form, at least on an audio format. They did it unplugged for Acoustic in Singapore , and there were a couple VHS videos out there too, but nothing on vinyl or CD. This more recent version (Nashville, Tennessee, 2000) is as reliable as any other. It’s clear that even though the Euphoria album was shaky, the tour behind it was anything but. Def Leppard started putting the instrumental scorcher “Switch 625” live again on the Slang tour. It was welded onto “Bringin’ On the Heartbreak” for a High ‘N’ Dry medley, just like it was on album. This Montreal recording from 1996 is incredible. Even the ballad has some serious crunch and scream to it. Would you like some feedback? Here you go, turn it way up. Campbell nails the solos on “Heartbreak”, but it is “Switch 625” that is the pièce de résistance. Just listen to Rick Allen, but don’t leave your jaw on the floor! At the end, Joe says “Ladies and gentlemen, the best drummer in the world, Mr. Rick Allen!” Then, a moment later you can hear Joe say, “He is,” to affirm the man’s awesomeness. These two were released as one solid 8 minute 12 second track. Then, from the same 1996 show in Montreal is another special track.
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