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 X - Def Leppard
 X - Def Leppard ... Tracklisting1 Now 2 Unbelievable 3 You're So Beautiful 4 Everyday 5 Long Long Way To Go 6 Four Letter Word 7 Torn To Shreds 8 Love Don't Lie 9 Gravity 10 Cry 11 Girl Like You 12 Let Me Be The One 13 Scar 14 Kiss The Day 15 Long Long Way To Go Newest Review: ... website. The album flies by rapidly, even for just short of an hour. Not because it's so good you forget where you are, ... more ... but because it fades into the background, and passes you by whilst you're doing something else. You realise that it's there only at a few points, and mostly after it's stopped. It's the traditional sound of Def Leppard, polished soft-rock, with harmonies running through most of the album. There's some big ballads, some rockier tunes, all with the guitars close to the fore and Joe Elliott's distinctive, slightly rough vocals in front of it all. Opener "Now" doesn't impress on ...more |
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X - Def Leppard: Songs in the Key of X? (1844 words)
by - written on 18/08/02 (Very useful, 529 readings)
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I'm a huge Def Leppard fan. A loan of their "Hysteria" album in 1987 changed my musical preferences forever, and I've counted them as my favourite band ever since. Much like with my favourite novelist, Stephen King, I've spent the last few years getting everything I can on the day of release and enjoying it but, often ending up disappointed in some way. This album was different. This album had managed to worry me before it had even been released! The first cause of concern was that Joe Elliott's hair now looks like one of the Gallagher brothers from Oasis, only blonde. So I worried they were going indie. My second worry was that ... Read the complete review
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