🎵 DEF LEPPARD - ROCKET REACTION

[@raysouza6535]

The album Hysteria is a masterpiece from start to finish...I saw them on tour for this album and they were amazing...at one point I was convinced they were lip syncing/playing to the recorded tracks but no, they were just that good, one of my favorite bands ever.

[@feldspar3858]

Masterpiece? Awww hell no.

[@fasteddie777666]

I saw that tour too....but in 1980 when they backed up Ozzy during the High and Dry tour and Rick had both arms.....they were killer and better than when they were on the Hysteria tour...but they were young and harder back then which was around 7 years previous, so when you are almost 30 , you are polished...but when you are 19, you are raw and hungry.....!!!!!!....plus that was Blizzard of Ozz and Randy Rhoads up there next...just magical....Pine Knob/ Detroit area

[@bloodybutunbowed291]

I got front-row tickets next July or Def Leppard, Motley Crue, poison man Pat Benatar

[@raysouza6535]

@@bloodybutunbowed291 That should be a awesome show, hope you have a great time :-)

[@jimmyperez3911]

Lucky you I saw them warm up for AC/DC and the Back in Black tour it was their first album on through the night and they played every song on that album FANTASTIC in every way!!!!! 🤟

[@brendadye2145]

Always have loved Def Leppard! They tore up the 80s.❤️❤️

[@tonybarqs7804]

track is a tribute to all the songs and bands they listened to growing up and were influenced by.... great live track

[@kellymckinney9050]

Why does no one else get that? It's totally obvious!

[@bryanrains1]

This!!

[@haps4273]

Def Leppard has always been my favourite band since I was 8 in 1983. This song pays tribute to their musical heroes when they were growing up. "Rocket Man", "Sargent Pepper", "Lizzy"(Thin Lizzy), "Gene Genie", "Major Tom", "Killer Queen" are some of the references. They have so many great songs from the first to the most recent. Check out "Gods of War" from the same album as this one. Definitely appropriate for what's going on in the world now. A few other obscure great ones are "You Got Me Runnin', Breathe A Sigh, Back in Your Face, Four Letter Word and White Lightning which is a tribute to their late, great guitarist, Steve Clark.

[@MP-od1zz]

Yes! Gods of War! One of my favorite tracks on the LP.

[@majamintoft5821]

@Haps yup that's all this song is about--a tribute to all the artists of 60s and 70s who have influenced the Def Leppard sound. Have you heard Rocket's long extended version--The Lunar mix? Rick Allen's drum beat, vocals, and sound effects are extended. It's awesome. I had it on a 12 inch vinyl.

[@haps4273]

@@majamintoft5821 Yes, I have and I love it. I have liked this song more and more as I have gotten older and see how the band continues to pay tribute to all of their childhood heros. It gives me a good idea of what it was like to grow up in the 70's and reminds me even more of growing up in the 80's with great bands like them. Their song Back In Your Face from the album Euphoria has a few references to their '70's heros as well.

[@mikepm111]

even though it wasnt what the song was about

[@AchillesSeverus]

Def Leppard has been my favourite band ever since I heard "Love Bites"

[@kduton1]

Seen these guys a couple times in concert. They never disappointed me!!

[@GlamprinceRockking]

They have such a tight in synch sound. I saw them during their SPARKLE LOUNGE Tour.

[@kduton1]

@@GlamprinceRockking I saw them in 81 they warm for ozzy 83 and then in 2015

[@GlamprinceRockking]

@@kduton1 I'm going too see them Poison Joan Jett and and the Crue June 30.

[@kduton1]

@@GlamprinceRockking nice sounds like it's going to be awesome concert

[@unknownpoltergeist2045]

I saw them for the first time two years ago with Mötley, Poison, and Joanne Jett! They didn't disappoint! 🤟🏽

[@rickwilkie2264]

Lex - “She’s flying on his rocket.” Classic!

[@Moonboy9001]

LMAO

[@trhpro3431]

I have to be honest I never knew the lyrics were “satellite, of love”. As a a kid I always sang it like this “ sad night( or some other made up word)of love”. I learned something new, even after all these years :)

[@tsimmons12]

Glad I'm not the only one!

[@damiandouglas5147]

Neither did I, thought it was said I'd lie to U or something

[@trudydavidson528]

I was today years old finding this out myself....I literally just said out loud...I did not know those were the words!!🤣😃

[@youtubecommenter8891]

Same. Thought they said "Save your life Lou...."

[@pyroishere]

That's great! I love learning what the actual lyrics are...I've 'miss heard' many.

[@jeffjackson8475]

Brad: "I got nothing" Lol.

[@Mr.Event501]

When I was a toddler my mom said I used to beg for them to play this song and used to head bang to it. Always been one of my favs

[@drServitis]

0:46 LEX's ANGELIC LAUGH! LUCKY BRAD! Btw, the drummer in this song-band only had one arm. The other arm got cut off in a car accident. Pretty cool to keep your band-mate playing the drums even though he has just one arm!

[@ashleydixon4613]

Not to mention their best selling, most popular album, Hysteria, came AFTER Rick’s accident and recovery! I cannot ever give him and his bandmates enough credit: Rick for persevering and being determined to recover and figure out a way to play drums with one arm, and his bandmates for sticking by him the whole time, going on hiatus to give him time.

[@shawnberland9760]

My first concert on this tour. It completely hooked me and changed my life. I've never looked back. So thankful this was from my teen years and I grew up with the metal explosion. Been a rocker/metalhead ever since. Once it gets in your blood, it's for life.

[@Habeev07]

CHILLS. 3:00 One of the hardest chorus in R&R history imo. Such a harmony of the band and pure emotion. The way Steve Clark and Rick Savage hit that power chord on the strings WHEW!!

[@bobdillashaw4360]

Just enjoy the music, you don’t always need to analyze the lyrics, back in the 70s and 80s were singing the wrong words most of the time, it didn’t matter to us we just enjoyed it.

[@woodch]

This is so true. And still true today-- so many popular (an unpopular) songs are just word salad, or even made-up words altogether. This song actually has a meaning, though. It's a sort of love-letter to glam rock bands that Def Leppard grew up with-- in word salad form. Most of the lyrics are just names of bands, songs, or themes/ideas from that genre and era. Fun song, though.

[@lisaprince6996]

I just learned TODAY that I was singing the wrong words all these years!

[@ps5392]

I still don’t know many lyrics for tons of songs by my favorite bands….30 and 40 years later.

[@omicron2018]

Totally agree. The lyrics, like the music, are part of an entire vibe that I personally interpret as comparing the energy of the space race to the energy of the radical frontiers being explored by music during the same era, all wrapped up in a promise to make the girl feel that same energy if she'll let his love orbit around her. And we don't really need to analyze the "rocket" imagery, right? But the one song on this album with lyrics worth paying attention to - especially nowadays - is "Gods Of War." An underrated masterpiece that departs from the rock & roll/sex/romance (and whatever the hell "Don't Shoot Shotgun" is selling) flavor of the rest of the album.

[@St0n3ofNBM]

yea i feel u there.i tell this to my wife all the time she asks me what the song is about,i say idk but it sounds bad ass.just enjoy the cadence and rythm

[@arthurmcdoogleheimer9443]

To reiterate, it’s not easy to come back after a 1984 accident, then in 1987 release an album with 7 hit Commercial rock tracks. This album made some money. A tremendous collaborative achievement, even if the rock ‘n’ roll was more commercial in its sound. It was a very infectious sound, a powerful musical package. It still stands up.

[@bryandeschenes6153]

My third vinyl I got in 87 at age 9, after Michael Jackson's "Thriller" and Bon Jovi's "Slippery When Wet". So much nostalgia.

[@bernie7044]

Shoot bro, you were only missing two to make your victory complete. Prince's Purple Rain and Led Zeppelin III.

[@MySherry10]

LOve this group and thier songs, play thier music all the time, danced to it so much seeing them in concert is the best

[@martinsv9183]

"Animal" and "Hysteria" are my favourites. "Love Bites" is good also.

[@ExperienceEric]

Same here.

[@ktmjet]

those 3 and Gods of war

[@Habeev07]

I honestly think Rocket and Love Bites are the 2 best tracks. Everyone's different

[@yeahboiii6640]

This band is so damn good! Me and my ex girlfriend (high school GF) back in the 80s this was our shit. We both still reminisce when these songs come on. Takes me all the way back immediately.

[@barryd2868]

basically a love letter to spacey glam rock songs. Satellite of Love is a Lou Reed song, reading the lyrics, they mention many references.

[@downwardisheavenward3006]

Like everybody mentioned, the lyrics are references to the music they came up on. Here’s everything(I’m pretty sure) Jack Flash: Jumpin Jack Flash - The Rolling Stones Rocket Man: Elton John Sgt Pepper and the band: Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band - The Beatles Ziggy: Ziggy Stardust - David Bowie Benny And The Jets: Benny & The Jets - Elton again Satellite Of Love: Satellite Of Love - Lou Reed(from The Velvet Underground) Jet Black: drummer of The Stranglers Johnny B: Johnny B Goode - Chuck Berry Jean Genie - The Jean Genie - Bowie Killer Queen: Killer Queen - Queen Dizzy Lizzy: either The Beatles or Thin Lizzy, or both Major Tom: Space Oddity - Bowie

[@jadejj7948]

Yep very cool and unique 👌 😎

[@jacqueline4514]

I wore my Def Leppard tape OUT back in the day; in the car would flip between them and Public Enemy; couldn’t be more different 😂

[@tracyalbino-daggett4032]

😆 went through 3 to 4 cassettes.

[@mrfaz4444]

The same year I met my wife at Burger King at age 16...1986 Hysteria. I was the first to have this album and it blew everybody's mind. So diff from Pyromania and a ONE ARM DRUMMER!!! Yea top that!! You have to hear Armageddon it..Hysteria...Pour some sugar on me...Love and Affection. and the very first song on the radio "WOMAN" Now that's a song for LEX!!

[@richardgonzales4815]

I fell in love to the Hysteria album . Every track on it Rocks!

[@countdoomiest]

Most songs from bands like this and from this era of rock are about sex, break ups and partying. What a time to be alive it was.

[@adammorris3589]

Many days with this cassette in my Walkman at age 12, good times!

[@rascalmatt6713]

ditto

[@edwardpaulsen1074]

There were a ton of references to many of the late 60's British pop invasion stars that "Rocketed" into pop culture that happened around the same time as the Apollo missions... Of course, since this *is* Def Leppard, there was a bit of 'innuendo' and double meaning woven into the lyrics,,, which Lex picked up on... LOL

[@jimmyperez3911]

Great song from a great album 👍def leppard rocks!!!! Great reaction guys love y'all

[@scottking3287]

Rocket - Rock It. They name a lot of rock songs from the 70’s.

[@ralphrex9118]

Great to see your reaction to a massive part of my teens, my friends and I all loved these guys.

[@AHPSC]

I've been reacting to that song since the time where there was a Soviet Union and an East Germany. It still gets me going to this day!

[@metoo7557]

"Armageddon It" is a must listen.

[@jenniferpaul1832]

your interactions there were so cute lol

[@ditsiwt]

All the call outs in this song still gives me goosebumps, so many decades later.

[@jrmahan3405]

This song is mostly full of references to artists who influenced them, like David Bowie, Queen, T-Rex, and others.

[@jadejj7948]

Yes and makes me love the song even more knowing that ❤

[@trinitraveller2592]

Great to hear you guys reacting to Def Leppard again. They are quinticentially one of the best sounding bands from this era. Ear candy for sure. You should do Woman next. It's my favorite 👏👏👏👏

[@TheRetroManRandySavage]

Yes sir! My favourite leppard song. This was the first single I ever bought out of my own money from my paper round, feb of 1989. My auntie had just bought me the Hysteria album for Christmas of 88 and I was hooked. The longer version of rocket is much better.

[@gregorypack4240]

This song is a string of references to awesome rock songs...that is the feel of the song

[@TheRetroManRandySavage]

@@gregorypack4240 I grew up on all the bands mentioned in the song. My dad was big fans of them in the 70s, so had me listing to them in the 80s.

[@Louisvillefan1980]

I agree the longer version is much better and this is also one of my favs by Lepp

[@TheRetroManRandySavage]

@@Louisvillefan1980 I was at don valley stadium in 93 for their home coming. The live performance of rocket that night was epic. Best live version I ever heard.🤟

[@Louisvillefan1980]

@@TheRetroManRandySavage I bet it was. I would have loved to seen that.

[@Braveheart0484]

I saw these guys in concert four times. All were awesome. Best one was at Alpine Valley. Three rows from the front, right side. What was awesome got the tickets at half price. This is one of my favorite songs by them.

[@jillplatte6370]

Great song! Thanks for reacting to this!

[@deportedsouls3165]

"She's flying on his rocket!" 😀

[@CrociatoAzzurro]

"She's flying on... his rocket" Lex is a trip 😘

[@da_blade5040]

Probably One of my Favorites from Lep!! CRANK IT UP an ENJOY!! ❤️❤️❤️🎸🔥💯🤘👍hahahaha Lex "she's goin to ride his Rocket" Love it🤣🤣🤣

[@smittybenzo4693]

In this episode of Brad & Lex, We're blasting off to the past yall. 1987 specifically "Hooooo hoooooh" said the chorus which was no match for Brad's stare power. Lex will label and perform her "zoom bop" before she shares delight at the "Rocket baby" phrase. Look carefully....You can see Brad signifying his illusive "side to side sway".

[@travislee9662]

One thing that always drove me crazy about this song even as a kid when it came out was the middle breakdown where he says "guitar” (but you hear drums), then "drums” (but you hear a big guitar chord) lol also the "satellite of love” chorus…without the lyrics in front of you you would never have guessed in a million years what the hell he was saying lol

[@jacqueline4514]

I thought they were saying “Say You Love Me Do” and I’ve played it over 100 times 😂

[@travislee9662]

@@jacqueline4514 I could totally hear that lol

[@joelramsey9639]

A big seller for them but I liked their earlier stuff. Kept their drummer after he lost a arm in a car accident. Kudos to them for that. He had to learn the drums over again.

[@adamdonovan4071]

The music videos with a one armed drummer are legit mind blowing.

[@brettkenschaft4239]

Me too. First 3 albums are the best IMO.

[@ednicholson7839]

"Rocket" by Smashing Pumpkins is actually good

[@rorygrime1202]

Imagine Rick Allen playing this with one arm. Rick did a hell of a job with his feet.

[@jadejj7948]

What is really unique about this song is the fact they successfully made a song about music that influenced them growing up!For example they mentioned "Killer Queen" which is a Queen song",Bennie and the Jets is a song by Elton John, Sargent Pepper is the Beatles reference,satellite of love is a song by Lou Reed,Jack Flash is a reference to Jumpi flash jack by the rolling stones,Rocket man is another song by Elton John,Laser love is a song by t Rex,Jean Genie is a song by David Bowie,Dizzy lizzy is both reference to the band "Thin Lizzy and also a reference to the Beatles song,and major tom is a reference to the song space oddity by David Bowie.....lol I knew some of the references but not all so I looked some up...but yeah very cool how they fit all their musical influences in just one song and sound great!

[@ugaais]

This is where they went full 80’s pop rock for me personally I like their first three albums…On Through the Night, High N’ Dry(my favorite album by them), Pyromania…these three were their best work..but as the class of 1988 this Hysteria album was huge it was everywhere in 1987 when it dropped…You youngsters may not believe it but this is what teen and early 20 something girls were listening to, great time to be alive nothing like pulling up to a car full of hot 80’s chicks blasting this out their rides…loved the 80’s

[@dkmcbigsley]

Again: Lex gets it and jams. 😁🤘👍

[@stevenwright6573]

I saw these guys on this tour (Hysteria) in 1988 in Fresno with Tesla opening up. First time I saw a 4 sided stage set in the middle of the arena floor. Thier light show had green lasers big-time. I was stoned AF and I had taken 1 hit of green gel acid. Consequently it was an amazing concert. 😛

[@camvnyc]

I think she wants you to prepare your rocket for her to go to space...that's the look she gave me lol great reaction either way.

[@Ozzy_2014]

Working class lads from Sheffield if I recall correctly. Somewhere in the North of England. Just playing music and loving life!! That is the appeal. Music helps everyone get through life. Wether your trials and tribulations seem hard to others or not. Just love. Life. Music.

[@cpprcrk1833]

Definitely a Phallic vibe going on there ! 😉

[@davidwalker683]

Great band with a lot of great songs

[@JWCFB]

The best album Def Leppard ever did was their early 1981 album High N Dry. It Rocks hard from the first note to the last. It's a Masterpiece.

[@kel5423]

I agree. It lacks the teenage bubblegum of Hysteria...

[@Louisvillefan1980]

It is my 2nd fav by them. My first is Pyromania. But High N Dry is a absolute masterpiece.

[@jadejj7948]

Yes and the pyromania album too 🙌

[@jadejj7948]

Pyromania album is my first favorite mainly because that was the album I was introduced to and the 2nd is Hysteria album...both masterpieces ❤

[@Louisvillefan1980]

@@jadejj7948 yes it was

[@RoaryJP]

They got the lyric 'Satellite of Love' from the Lou Reed song of the same name.

[@michaelmckinney1409]

Def Leppard was great. Look at the references to songs in this song to get the meaning. Rock it baby.

[@neilcroft9020]

I sing this to myself every time I take rocket (arugula) out of the fridge to make a salad or sandwich. I really should get out more.

[@joen4296]

Def Leppard ,Mirror,Mirror definitely a must listen you guys!!! You're Welcome!! Rock On....🤘❤

[@bluethunder7391]

This whole album is a classic. Had like 7 singles on the radio at the time . Great great album.

[@bluetopguitar1104]

All the girls into Def Leppard back in the day.

[@countzero1972]

By this time their drummer Rick Allen, had lost one of his arms in a car crash. He came back as their drummer showing what great guys they all are and esp what a champ Rick is.

[@erikjeffreys2144]

Lex, I just love how happy you are to listen to 80's music. You have the same smile on your face that I had when I was 16. You make it so enjoyable to see you having a good time. You are an 80's latch-key kid and don't know it. Keep smiling. 😊

[@scottvanhille5688]

Their Hysteria album is a gem with many hits. This is a good one.

[@Trifler500]

I knew a girl in college who couldn't get enough of this band and especially this album. :)

[@MasterJohnMoss]

My favourite track from an incredible album! Do 'Armageddon It' next! And 'Don't Shoot Shogun' for good measure.

[@rutssy]

Great reaction Lex!

[@joepipe1010]

Over 100 milions of albums .. Ladies and gentlemen: Def Leppard

[@famijher]

If you want to get what this song is about, Brad, just separate the name into its two syllables. Rocket = Rock It.

[@Katehowe3010]

Talk about teaching children!

[@jadejj7948]

No if you want to understand the song just look it up!The meaning is songs they grew up with and influenced them to make music...They mentioned the Beatles,Queen, Elton John,T Rex,David Bowie, Rolling stones, Lou Reed Thin Lizzy

[@famijher]

@@jadejj7948 Yes. All Rock and Roll Artists. Thusly, Rock It.

[@jadejj7948]

Yes!I feel bad for the people who don't understand the references in the song lol I didn't grow up in that Era but I do my research on songs I like

[@jadejj7948]

A person is not a real music lover if they don't catch all the references! Just speaking the truth...had to get that off my chest

[@mtnmann72]

The drums are mesmerizing.

[@MoondoggieM16A1]

Great song by one of the greatest rock bands. The song is about rock n roll. All of the lyrics in the verses were names of songs, bands and band members. The chorus is talking about falling in love with the sound, they would be your rocket, satellite of love...basically taking you for a ride out of this world.

[@jadejj7948]

The song is a references to their favorite music!Satellite of love is a song by Lou Reed, Killer Queen is a Queen song,Sargent Pepper is the Beatles and some other references

[@jadejj7948]

Also Jack Flash is a reference to the song Jumpin Jack Flash by the rolling stones, and Rocket man and the Bennie and the Jets are Elton John songs

[@TedArchbold-ih3tc]

I don't know where to recommend a song so I'll do it here. Joe Cocker at Woodstock singing "With A Little Help From My Friends". A magical moment in rock-and -roll history.

[@gregcraddock1765]

The only thing I like about this song is the 3 mentions of David Bowie. "Ziggy", "Gene Jeanie" and "Major Tom".

[@balael7377]

She just grooves

[@dtbrjlmd]

Lex, you silly

[@t0rnado]

Live version is the best! Favorite Leppard song!

[@clintjo2377]

Lex nailed It !

[@Sixbillion1]

This album has some of the best guitar tones ever and was recorded with a cheap rockman preamp.

[@dukedex5043]

and about 50 of the best music producers post processing

[@evilfantasy69]

True but you might be minimizing how much work and production went into this song and the album. The album is a Mutt Lange production and he added his magic to the overall composition and final mix. Also the guitar solo is rated one of the worst of all time lol. Still a great song and album though. Notable Rockman users. David Gilmour of Pink Floyd (on his solo work) Tom Scholz of Boston Alex Lifeson of Rush Phil Collen of Def Leppard Steve Clark of Def Leppard Steve Stevens of Billy Idol Dave Mustaine of Megadeth Neal Schon of Journey Sorry if this sounds like a rant, it's not. Your comment just sent me down an interesting rabbit hole. 😎

[@Sixbillion1]

@@dukedex5043 eh, that doesn’t change much. The guitar tone is still the guitar tone really. That amount of layers of guitar to achieve this album is really what makes it what it is imo

[@kevindickerson9513]

I remember I wore out my cassette tape listening to this whole album. If I had a time machine first stop 80s

[@bloodybutunbowed291]

referencing songs and bands of their youth... "Jack Flash" - The song "Jumpin' Jack Flash" by the Rolling Stones, 1968 "Rocket Man" - The song of the same name by Elton John, 1972 "Sgt. Pepper & the Band" - The album Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band by the Beatles, 1967 "Ziggy" - The track/character of "Ziggy Stardust" from David Bowie's album The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust, 1972 "Bennie and the Jets" - The song of the same name by Elton John, 1973 "Satellite of Love" - The song of the same name by Lou Reed, 1972 "Laser Love" - The song of the same name by T.Rex, 1976 "Jet Black" - A reference to the drummer "Jet Black" from the band The Stranglers "Johnny B." - A reference to the song "Johnny B. Goode" by Chuck Berry, 1958 "Jean Genie" - The song of the same name by David Bowie, 1973 "Killer Queen" - The song of the same name by Queen, 1974 "Dizzy Lizzy" - A reference to the song "Dizzy Miss Lizzy", made famous by the Beatles, 1965 (also a nod to Thin Lizzy) "Major Tom" - A reference to the song "Space Oddity" by David Bowie, 1969

[@sumonjamal1653]

The beat that drummer Rick Allen gave this song w/ just 1 arm & 2 feet is incredible 🤘🤘Def Leppard were paying tribute in the lyrics to some of their musical heroes, like David Bowie, Queen, The Beatles, Elton John...

[@antoniocarlin5026]

and Lou Reed!! "Sattelite of Love".

[@jadejj7948]

Yes basically and I find that really cool how they made it work in one song

[@gabrielscherrer7719]

Reaction to Def Leppard - Me and My wine, it's awesome 🤘

[@maximelesperance4132]

For a minute there I though they were going to jump on one another, lolllll

[@darthhull85]

Love the beanie

[@robertslemons6996]

The song was just trying to pack as many song titles and band names that influenced the members of Def Leppard into a song.

[@fasteddie777666]

Hey...how did you guys have Zoom ???....Wow.....I used to watch Zoom back in the 70's with these kids running around and going crazy ...on Public Broadcast Station out of Boston !!!!!....I'm kinda sure Zoom isn't on anymore....I'm gonna research , now , but I have youtubed them a few years ago and watched a few epidodes from my past......

[@captainmack2754]

Hey 1st time watching!!! I like you both had a great time watching this video amd looking forward to others!!

[@TheNewRevolution]

This song is just a tribute to all the glam bands and other inspirations for Def Leppard. I can't believe you didn't pick up on all the song titles in the verses. You guys have videos on several of the songs mentioned.

[@johnedwards5575]

And the video for this one definitely cemented the connection to the glam bands they look up to.

[@MM-lu6sh]

Bumble bee headband! Looking 😎

[@coachjdc]

Joe Elliott the singer/lyricist has said that when he writes, he cares more a bout how the words and phrases sound more so than what they mean.

[@kathrinepearson7528]

For Def Lep you should be watching the videos. They are a great concert band with high energy. Fun Fun. Videos.

[@rubenpadilla484]

Used to listen to this album all the time while playing Super Dodge Ball on the NES. Ha.

[@RolandDeschain1]

Def leppard guitarist Phil Collen called this the definitive Def Leppard song.

[@mybrainhurts1856]

Def my favorite album of theirs!!

[@tonycampbell4982]

It's talking about being a guide to music and bands and artists that influenced Def Leppard specially. Great to hear Steve Clark def Leppard and not Vivian campbell ugg.

[@kevindowd31021]

Elton John, David Bowie, all Rocket men!

[@thehdogs4125]

I’ve never known the words and sometimes it’s better not to know them. Great song!

[@Evie170]

All aboard the Def Leppard rocketship! 🚀

[@gregmyrland2515]

If Godzilla could sing he would scream “satellite” just like that ! No joke.

[@richmorlang1854]

The high notes they hit