Songs From The Sparkle Lounge - Def Leppard

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Def Leppard / Audio CD released 2008-05-05 at Universal / Disc #1 ... more

Songs From The Sparkle Lounge - Def Leppard ... Tracklisting
1 Go
2 Nine Lives - Def Leppard, Tim McGraw
3 C'mon C'mon
4 Love
5 Tomorrow
6 Cruise Control
7 Hallucinate
8 Only The Good Die Young
9 Bad Actress
10 Come Undone
11 Gotta Let It Go
12 Love

Newest Review: ... longest at 4 minutes 17 seconds. As a Def Leppard fan, I'm used to their songs not going on for too long, but when they do, ... more

... I tend to find they get a bit repetetive, therefore the use of short tracks on the album does benefit myself and others to an extent, though variety within an album is often appreciated. I enjoyed their previous album, 'Yeah!' which was a series of 1970s covers by Def Leppard, and I really did like their versions, preferring a majority over the originals. Although SFTSL is their first studio album since 2002, I wasn't overly excited about their new material, but the album does contain some decent songs. My favour...more

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Songs From The Sparkle Lounge
Release Date: 2008 - 05 - 05, Audio CD, Universal

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Songs From The Sparkle Lounge - Def Leppard: Latest Def Leppard Album (376 words)
by - written on 09/06/09 (Very useful, 14 readings)
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Songs From The Sparkle Lounge is the latest album released by Sheffield's greatest, Def Leppard. Released worldwide in late April 2008, it contains 11 tracks initially, with a bonus track for those here in the UK, and a further 2 bonus tracks for Japanese fans. The length of the initial 11 tracks is just over 39 minutes, with the length of each individual track very similar to the next, with the shortest tracks both being 3 minutes 3 seconds, and the longest at 4 minutes 17 seconds. As a Def Leppard fan, I'm used to their songs not going on for too long, but when they do, I tend to find they get a bit repetetive, therefore the use of short tracks on the album ... Read the complete review