THEY ROCKED IT!| FIRST TIME HEARING Def Leppard - Rocket REACTION

[@vickiroman189]

So many outstanding aspects to Def Leppard. One that's often overlooked is their tight, clear, punchy harmonies.

[@chazrjr]

Robert John "Mutt" Lange(Producer, writer)..............listen to Shania Twain on Come on Over(CD) and UP, you will hear the similarities for sure!

[@Islendingar]

So true & the fact they can do it live too with no loss of the tightness either … unless someone drops their bit due to a mistake or slipping on a stage etc …..

[@Islendingar]

@@chazrjr There is also the Bryan Adam’s album Waking Up The Neighbours & the masterpiece and defining Back In Black AC/DC …… that’s what you call a Mutt special. I’m sure that Mutt would say that Hysteria and Back In Black were two of the most important albums for different reasons but pulled off a blunder on both !

[@vickiroman189]

@@Islendingar I never got to see them live 😞

[@ps5392]

Truth! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@leecambell5487]

Sheffield man here. Thank you. Def Leppard are under apprenticed. Yes

[@chrisriley8749]

I always saw this song as a shout out to their musical influences, and the great musicians who came before them.

[@RolandDeschain1]

That's exactly what it is. A tribute to the glam rock of the 70s.

[@amysmith922]

This song was their “love letter” to the British glam bands of the 70s. Great song!

[@davidjames579]

Oh that explains it. I was wondering why there was a picture of Gary Glitter. Of course this before it became known what a sick abuser he is. And yes he was convicted, not just accused in case anyone was wondering. Anyway back to the awesome good feelings Def Leppard bring.

[@james7040]

@@davidjames579😂😂 wtf is wrong with you mate

[@davidjames579]

@@james7040 don't have a tantrum. 🙄 if you don't understand something then say what that is.

[@Regreviews]

It's his pic after the line "crazy people"

[@herminiahernandez1512]

As a teen in the 80s Def Leppard was a constant on the radio. I loved growing up in that time.

[@foreveralone11w]

Please try their ballad, “Have you ever needed someone so bad” It rips my heart out every time 💔

[@lorirobinson511]

That and another softer one, "Two Steps Behind".

[@angiemaggard5089]

Long long way to go, is a awesome one as well.

[@tlcinva67]

Yes!! Awesome song that makes me cry when I hear it

[@amandabispo2949]

Sooo good! When Love and Hate Collide goes deep too! I love all of their ballads.

[@someonestolemyname32]

@@angiemaggard5089 Lionel Richie covered this song.

[@electronic80s]

I Died Listening To This Song.. just after the middle 8, where they say 'We're Gonna Fly', i was hit by a car on my bike at 90kmph. As i was laying on the road, i could still hear the song playing on my walkman (nice one AIWA), I could feel myself fade away as a calm feeling rode over me. I entered into a most brilliant white light, just floating into the white light and the most euphoric feeling, so lush, so beautiful.. It lasted about 30sec when the face of a paramedic came into view. 'Welcome Back, Though I Lost you for a moment' he said smiling at me.. I spent 4 months in hospital.. I died once more on the operating table on the 4th operation, the White Light' lasted longer this time.. Such an amazing feeling, i wont forget it..

[@norme10]

35th anniversary of their Hysteria album today from which this song is from. I was 15 years old and made my mom take me to K-Mart so I could get it day 1. I was literally half way through listening to it for the FIRST TIME 35 years ago right now while I write this.

[@ikymagoo]

I was 16, we went to a local record store and I picked up the cassette, awesome!!

[@slimslamfl]

ha! Got mine at Kmart too right after it came out. I was working in factory saving up for college (I was 18) and I remember getting out in the afternoon, getting the cassette and going for a long drive to listen to it.

[@thehonestwoodcutterbradywe8011]

I was 12! Dang

[@jahramika]

Crazy I just left high school

[@erniewyles8832]

same! sophomore in high school when this dropped. Fan since high n' dry days so i was rocking this from day 1 and still do!

[@tinachittum3569]

Another fun song and video people overlook sometimes is 'I wanna touch you ' I love how they have so much fun onstage!

[@Shellgrit]

I love that song and video! Must have played it hundreds of times and Joe was looking as gorgeous as ever in that film clip

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

"Rocket, Yeahh, Satellite of love" 🚀 🎶🎶

[@triryche3]

It took me & my brother forever to figure out/learn what he was saying lol before we got the album.

[@sumonjamal1653]

'Rocket' was the last single from the 1987 album 'Hysteria'... Sadly, it was the last appearance by Def Leppard's guitarist Steve Clark, who deteriorated into alcohol & drug abuse and passed away in early 1991... Back then, there was no KZbin, so kids like me did not know a lot of those older artists like Mott the Hoople, Slade, David Bowie, etc. when we saw this music video.

[@lifewuzonceezr]

My heart hurts every time I see him.. I miss him

[@CodyHopp]

Man I hate that people in bands die from drugs and over dose it’s just sad

[@yeahboiii6640]

LOVE Def Leppard and always have!!! In high school when these guys came out. So many memories.

[@damianmackinnon5742]

The first time I saw Def Leppard, it was “In-The-Round” in Melbourne in the late 1980’s. When they played this song, Rick and Phil rose above the main stage, and the version they performed went for about 10 minutes 🎸🥁🎸

[@leannewilson7184]

The references… this was a pop quiz 🤓 for the teachers.

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

LOVVVE Def Leppard!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@tiffanytosh1569]

Me too!

[@mariomsg9885]

Today is the 35th anniversary of the álbum HYSTERIA

[@stephwest1382]

Happy anniversary. Have a great anniversary

[@shirleybuffington6420]

And yesterday was Joe Elliot’s Birthday that was their come back album after Rick Allen lost his arm

[@dawnpatrol700]

Still remember August 87, we were vacationing in Melbourne Florida. Got it at Camelot in the mall on tape. I'm a vinyl guy, but I only had my walkman on vacation. Got the vinyl about 6 months later, then got the CD circa 89

[@timothyprinnell7055]

For a drummer to loose his arm in a automobile accident and learn to use his feet to make the sounds he does with his feet after being told he would never play drums again. His attitude of watch this . Is inspiring. Awesome group that I'm glad I got to hear from the beginning of their carrier.

[@tinahairston6383]

Who/what is referenced in the lyrics... Jack Flash - Jumpin' Jack Flash - The Rolling Stones Rocket man - Elton John Sergeant Pepper and the band - The Beatles Ziggy - Davie Bowie Benny and the Jets - Elton John Satellite of Love - Lou Reed Laser Love - T.Rex Jet Black - A reference to the drummer "Jet Black" from the band The Stranglers Johnny B.- Johnny B. Goode by Chuck Berry Jean Genie - David Bowie Killer Queen - Queen Dizzy Lizzy- Dizzy Miss Lizzy - the Beatles, (also a nod to Thin Lizzy) Major Tom - Space Oddity - David Bowie

[@alanbrown3963]

They ABSOLUTELY killed it in Denver 2 weeks ago. Glad I made the trip and got to see them live. I missed them in the 80's but they have held up really well. They ROCKED Coors Field with new and old bangers!!! Check them out on the Stadium Tour if you get a chance. Well worth it to see them shake the venue!!!

[@lifewuzonceezr]

You Are Killing Me.. want to go..dont want to go alone

[@shanemwood]

Awww dang it...I was gonna go to that one but forgot about it. I'm on the other side of the range near Granby.

[@ChickasawScot]

They should go to the Dallas show on 8/22!!

[@SeminoleRail]

@@lifewuzonceezr Nothing wrong with going alone. It beats having regret later in life of never going to see them when you had the chance.

[@Habeev07]

2:11 Chills everytime. And I bet Joe nailed it just as good!

[@vicprovost2561]

One of many big hits off Hysteria, nice tune that often became a launching pad for an extended guitar interplay with heavy and space elements that went over 10 minutes whenever I saw them. For a killer banger from earlier in their career, try Wasted, it is a hit of adrenaline live. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎸🎶

[@kurtpflegl9724]

What's interesting about Rocket is that it wasn't on the first print of the Hysteria album. It replaced a song called Ring of Fire in the second print. I actually had that first print on cassette. I have no idea what happened to it. I wonder how much that would be worth today, or the record? Maybe the next Def Leppard would be to listen to the song Rocket replaced on the album, Ring of Fire. They are very different songs for sure. Ring of Fire is definitely more of a straight ahead rocker. I would love to see you both react to that one, Jordan and Amber!

[@RicoThingol]

Nice day for Def Lep! 35 th anniversary of this album!

[@SimonMinall-Burdett]

It’s such a tune! ROCKET! YEAHHHHH!

[@jeremymiller7932]

My first concert was Def Leppard, I was 13 and my Uncle took me. It was amazing, every time I hear this song I remember that day. ❤ Rest in Peace, I miss you Uncle John😪

[@wompa70]

I love songs that call out great songs. Def Leppard really are one of the greats.

[@danbaranowski8580]

"Hello America" "Rock Brigade" "Let It Go" "Stagefright"

[@TheRetroManRandySavage]

35th anniversary of the Hysteria album today. I put my own little "thank you" up on KZbin to def leppard. Hysteria is my favourite album ever. Well, joint favourite with pyromania. 🤟😜

[@utcnc7mm]

I forgot it has been that long, I remember the day I bought a cassette of Hysteria at Walmart. Oh how I miss the 80's!

[@TheRetroManRandySavage]

@@utcnc7mm I hadn't quite gone up to middle school at the time. My auntie bought me Hysteria for Christmas and it totally changed my taste in music. I'd just been listening to pop music before I heard this. Although there's nothing wrong with 80s pop, i like all 80s music now, no matter what genre. But man, what a decade that was. The 80s rule and always will. 🙌

[@utcnc7mm]

@@TheRetroManRandySavageSeems like I bought the album shortly after it came out, I hadn't even heard a song off from it but I was a huge fan from the "Pyromania" album. I remember this album stalled at first and didn't take off till the end of the year or the start of the next year and after that the album just kept selling & selling.

[@TheRetroManRandySavage]

@@utcnc7mm I had read that it was a slow burner at first in America. But here in the uk it was instant. I remember watching the tv show "top of the pops" with my mum. It was on every Thursday night and had the top 40 and all the latest bands on. That particular night def leppard was on "live" performing animal. I can remember like it was yesterday. That was their first hit in the uk surprisingly. Made the top 6. Album went to number 1.

[@utcnc7mm]

@@TheRetroManRandySavage “Women” was the first single released here in the US & for whatever reason didn’t do anything not even cracking the top 40. I remember thinking the album may be a bust, but then they released “Animal” around October or November & then the album took off.

[@jessejamessimons483]

All right my babies..... Happy 35th anniversary to the album Hysteria ‼️ You just can't go wrong with Def Leppard‼️💯🔥😎👍🏼

[@Jean-bu4ci]

One of my favourite songs by Def... I saw them live last March and they nailed it perfectly. Such a great band! Happy to see how a new generation enjoys and respects them!

[@ocogorecki]

💖💖 Def Leppard. I saw them in concert in the late 80s in "the round". It was unique for it's time where they had a round stage and you could see there from anywhere within the venue; it was amazing! It's an extra fun memory for me too because I was in 7th grade and lied to my mom about where I was going. It was the first concert I saw with my group of girl friends and the tradition continued until we all graduated. Fun times... 🤣🤣Thanks for the memory!!

[@Habeev07]

2:11 CHILLS "satellite of love!"

[@Alberto_1965_BR]

Great react! This album just completed 35 years and this band has the best backing vocals!

[@leo29hornsfan]

My favorite band of all time. Such a great band.

[@catmanduu66]

If you really want rock it you need to delve more into the Pyromania album. For Gen X age people this was our first exposure to the band. The first two albums, most of us were a bit young for those ones but I was in my junior year of high school when it came out and it's still one of my favorite albums. Rock! Rock! (Till You Drop) and Die Hard the Hunter are such great songs. Every song on that album though is killer. Billy's Got a Gun and Comin' Under Fire are other great songs.

[@dawnpatrol700]

Single #7 from the album January 1989. One of few albums with so many singles. All the 45s have picture sleeves that form a big picture of the album cover when pieced together like a puzzle

[@thaitim007]

Being 15-6 at school in the UK in 1987,8. The def leppard tunes.. Rocket, Pour some sugar on me, Armageddon it. Love Bites.

[@michaelsnyder8072]

This was the final single from the Hysteria album. From the time Pour Some Sugar on Me exploded in June '88 until this song finally faded from the charts in April '89 Leppard was the biggest band in the world. Also please react to "Too Late For Love" Live 1988 from "In The Round In Your Face" concert video. I know you did the album version but this version is fantastic live.

[@grahamvarey1144]

Def Leppard was never ever even close to the biggest band in the world, especially not those years that you mentioned I'm a fan of theirs I'm a big fan of theirs but there were way bigger acts around that same time and yes this is absolutely a mess about them but bon Jovi was much bigger than them at that time guns and roses was a much bigger band than them at that time and U2 was a much bigger band and then at that time

[@m.vondrake5534]

"Women" was the first single released from Hysteria and is My favorite from that album.

[@hayleynadel6808]

@@grahamvarey1144 Def Leppard was bigger than U2 and Guns and Roses in 1988 - 1989 for sure! Bon Jovi had about the same following as Def Leppard but there's no reason to be so technical, the guy was just making a point (and a good one) that they were the biggest band. I think he was just being passionate about the band!!

[@grahamvarey1144]

@@hayleynadel6808 and I am equally being passionate about my opinion and I'm sorry but guns n' roses was playing stadiums already at that point Def Leppard still playing arenas

[@grahamvarey1144]

@@hayleynadel6808 everyone can have their own opinion have a great night

[@victorgarciajr245]

Hell, they have so many cool songs 👍🏼

[@joshdahl4114]

This is gonna be short, “Hysteria” front to back is a masterpiece!!

[@leecambell5487]

Fuck yes

[@tracycartwright3340]

I've gone to tons of concerts and Def Leppard remains one of the best. I've seen them several times and they are always amazing.

[@leecambell5487]

Ditto. Sheffield boy here. They got me playing guitar.

[@SimonMinall-Burdett]

In 1995 Def Leppard released Vault, it’s such a damn fine compilation of their work. You have to check out when Love and Hate Collide.

[@mysteriousmysticalmoments2023]

Great song this album actually came out 35 years go in 1987 this week .Aug 3rd.

[@jeffrconner]

I can't remember...how much have you guys done off of High and Dry? Because that's definitely an album you should look into. Especially Bringing on the Heartbreak.

[@kbusby4824]

Lady Strange and Let It Go as well.

[@kurtpflegl9724]

They actually did a reaction video to Bringing on the Heartbreak months ago. I don't know if it's still up, though. Might be something to search for on the channel?

[@ShannyShan20]

@@kbusby4824 YES! I've requested 'Let it Go' a few times! A great, rockin song! One of my faves of theirs! I think these two would love it!

[@hieislilangel]

You really need to listen to Def Leppard's When Love And Hate Collide. One of their best ballads.

[@Shellgrit]

Yes When Love and Hate Collide is awesome. I've requested that one myself

[@magneto7930]

You should check out Def Leppard's ballad Two Steps Behind.

[@brucedavis3230]

Drummer is Awesome

[@edwardforster8905]

J and Amber, Pretty much everything on Hysteria... great tunes and awesome times!! 👌 How about: Gods of War or Don't Shoot Shotgun ... next!! Loved this reaction video! ❤️ @RobSquadReactions

[@Shellgrit]

I love Don't Shoot Shotgun! Gods of War is awesome as well

[@FreeMTrider]

I've always interpreted this song as Joe's story of what influenced him, his favorite music and how that classic music is coming through the music he creates to share it with the fans....now let's take a ride on that Rocket of music in a live show. This tour was one of their best. I saw this in '88, Sacramento, CA "In the Round"

[@FrethKindheart]

This version has had some of the song cut out of it. Listen to the album version to hear the full song.

[@chriso6719]

Another of the 7 singles from their massive Hysteria album. Next for them, go back to the first album and try Rock Brigade.

[@NeverGiddy]

Go back to the first album and play "It Don't Matter". Best song they ever did. "On Through the Night" was a great album. You can keep everything else.

[@FreeMTrider]

@@NeverGiddy High n Dry! Let it Go and just about everything on that album. This is when they started hitting their stride. I saw that tour.

[@NeverGiddy]

@@FreeMTrider - I saw them as a warm up band for Ted Nugent in June of 1980 at the Rosemont Horizon in Chicago. They were good. What you call "hitting their stride" is what I refer to as morphing into something unrecognizable from the band that recorded their first album. It's hard to believe the band that did, "Wasted", did, "Pour Some Sugar on Me". But hey, Rainbow did, "Man on the Silver Mountain" and "Stargazer", then morphed into something that did, "Since You've Been Gone", so it's not unprecedented. You like what they became. I liked what they were. I feel the same way about Van Halen.

[@FreeMTrider]

@@NeverGiddy who said anything about Pour Some Sugar On Me? I hate that song. Always have. I’m talking about High n Dry. Like most neighborhoods back then, us guitarists learned every song on that album. They were still rock back then. Pyromania had some great stuff too.

[@NeverGiddy]

@@FreeMTrider - "The band had by then caught the attention of AC/DC producer Robert John "Mutt" Lange, who agreed to work on their second album, High 'n' Dry, released on 6 July 1981. Lange's meticulous approach in the studio helped them begin to define their sound". This quote is said like its a good thing. Lange, who over produces everything, steered them into a commercially successful direction. "Define their sound" is more like ruined them creatively. They recorded "On Through the Night" in thirty days. Great album. They worked a year on "Pyromania". "Bringing on the Heartbreak" was the big hit on High 'n' Dry. That song so easily flows into their later work. "Oh can't you see, you got the best of me, oh can't you see, you're bringing on the Pour some Sugar on me". Lange found the commercially successful formula for them. All that was left was, rinse and repeat. The frequent repetition of a commercially successful formula also ruined Judas Priest. If your album collection is threatened by fire, grab "On Through the Night". Let every other Def Leppard album melt in the sleeve. I would say High 'n' Dry is their second best album, but each album they did got progressively worse, so I guess that's a natural assumption. I'll agree to disagree. Thanks for the comment.

[@jeffwolpa4042]

You need to listen to older Def Leppard. “Let It Go” Bringing on the HeartBreak” Hugh N Dry”

[@ginettetrudel716]

Just saw them on the Stadium Tour in Toronto this past Monday!!! Was absolutely amazing!! I cried when I saw Joe Elliott!! 🥰 🥰 🥰 💜 Loved them since I was 14 and am now 53! It was my first time seeing them LIVE!!! Of course they played Rocket!! Awesome group! 🥰 🥰

[@laurie3941]

"HAVE YOU EVER NEEDED SOMEONE SO BAD" is a milder song for Def Leppard, but another banger!! Love watching y"all..

[@1teamski]

The 80's be very, very good to me!

[@btgiv6009]

The entirety of the verse lyrics is just one big list of name drops.

[@violettompkins206]

Oh yeah!! ✌❤🎶 The memories! 💞

[@jamesbridges1107]

It’s a terrific song. They are naming songs and bands that influenced them when they were younger.

[@robertreichle1]

Satellite of Love. Great song by Lou Reed, produced by David Bowie.

[@unknownpoltergeist2045]

I'm so thankful I was able to see these amazing, talented men live for the first time in 2021!! 🤘🏽😝🤟🏽

[@matthewvalencic4217]

In One Of My Most All Time Favourite Sci-Fi Space Movie Interstellar It Did Have A Rocket Launch Scene It Is Streaming Again On Australian Netflix Yesterday!

[@robertiddings4697]

Off the same LP, "WOMEN" is a great song. Cartoon character in the video is named Def Leppard.

[@jahramika]

Best think about Def Leppard is that not one somg sounds them same like alot of other groups

[@the_real_blerd2357]

Second favorite Def Leppard song after Pour Some Sugar On Me

[@Shrykespeare]

I think you got the first word wrong... but I like it.

[@the_real_blerd2357]

@@Shrykespeare lol I edited it 😉😂

[@Stan_sprinkle]

My favorite Def Leppard song. I remember coming home from school and waiting for the MTV premier of this video so I could record it on vhs

[@angelcross1997]

I don’t know if anyone else has mentioned this yet but there is a longer version of this song with a much longer drum solo on it that Jay would absolutely love.

[@edmundclark2088]

Just saw them in Boston August 5th, its insane how good they sound, totally blown away........

[@jkbezo1]

That guy loves those corny hairbands jaja. He would have fit in with the groupies back in the '80s and early '90s.

[@scottbrozek9021]

I saw them on this tour in Detroit and it was amazing. They opened up with “Stage Fright”, which is a fantastic deep cut. Another song of their’s that you should do next is “Stand Up (Kick Love Into Motion)”. It is one of my favorites off of the Adrenalized album. This was their last big selling album. Changing music styles have put a drop in sales of their albums after this. They changed their sound as well for one of their next albums, “Slang” and it caused a lot of controversy with the old hard core fans. I even hard a time with it when it first came out but I’ve learned to appreciate it now with time.

[@Mary-cz8pf]

I remember when I 1st heard them, I just instantly loved they're music. You just knew they were the next great band. I've been listening to them since their 1st album. My heart was broken when Rick Allen was in the car crash and even more broken when Steve Clark died. Still love them. They just put out an album. I love the later albums also

[@EVGriffinJr]

Every time I hear that song, I nod my head. And as a wrestling fan, I think of the late Brian Pillman because that was his original theme in his early years. Classic 80’s rock!

[@bryanjensen2614]

Saw them play this live in 1993, it was over 10 minutes long...amazing!!!

[@pauldunn5978]

That was the Adrenalize tour when they had Rick Allen at his drum kit on a narrow platform raising up must have been 20ft out of the stage, really giving it some on the drum solo. One of the most memorably moments from any bands gigs I've been to and I've been to over 100.

[@meboy76]

one my favorite bands you got listen to Have you ever needed someone so bad .and I love this song rocket such great band

[@patrickmcgavin2245]

How can you not love Rick Allen? Rick's an inspiration. That no matter what horrific tragedy befalls you as long you live you can achieve your dreams. 🤘 Jay and Amber.

[@andreasoice5905]

Female Friday = Natalie Merchant (solo or with her band 10,000 Maniacs). I love Carnival and I may know the word from Tiger Lily, but Because The Night from MTV Unplugged is my favorite. Written by Bruce Springsteen and you reacted to Patty Smith's version.

[@Warlocke000]

These Are Days is burned into my brain as part of my high school memories.

[@m.vondrake5534]

In the late 80's I rocked that kind of Uber-Mullet 🤘💀

[@sarahmartin2968]

I would really like to see you get back to some more Skid Row! Some of my favorite songs by them are Youth Gone Wild, Monkey Business, Slave To The Grind and Quicksand Jesus just to name a few!

[@angiemaggard5089]

Love def leppard! I've seen them live 14 times! They kick arse in concert! This takes me back to the summer when I was 15 years old. Anybody that was anybody, had this tape blasting. That was one of the best summers of my life. Makes me smile.

[@kevindobson3701]

This is one of my fav Def Leppard songs along with thier song Women

[@ikymagoo]

35 years ago today I first heard this song when I bought this album on cassette, what an amazing album, can’t believe it’s been that long

[@andreasoice5905]

You have done about 75% of the Hysteria Album. My husband and I both had it on cassette tapes back when it came out. We wouldn't meet till ten years later. When we combined our music my tape had survived but in a world of CDs it was banished to a case with all the other old cassettes and virtually forgotten. My mom bought my son a cassette player when he was little. My husband and felt like we were on a treasure hunt when sought out our old tapes to play for Alex. We were heart broken when this tape came up broken. Def Leppard has always held a place in our hearts so every few years we'd recall this and swear we were going to get it on CD, but never did it. My son is now 22 and old enough to buy gifts himself for mom and dad. I never knew he paid attention to when my husband and I spoke about this. My favorite Christmas gift was this CD last year. Total great surprise! I keep it on my car all the time and listen to it at least once a week! Great kid! ❤

[@amydig63]

There is NO bad Def Leppard song! So glad you like them so much, they have been one of my favorite bands since they released Bringing On The Heartache.

[@stewartmatthews1551]

Oh baby yeah good stuff guys

[@BytownRenegade]

Have you considered their new stuff? They just released singles such as "Kick", "Take What You Want", and "Fire It Up". Still an amazing band.

[@vickyrobertson3166]

This is why they have always been one of my favorite bands. They are awesome.

[@williamjamesayers7719]

The song is actually celebrating a lot of great bands.

[@carolynnewcomb2153]

Just another example of why the 90’s were so fun! It was a great time!

[@BonnieFindlay]

My absolute favorite song by Def Leppard. It was my unwritten rule-when this song came on the radio in my car, no matter what-crack the window open and play it as loud as I could stand. Awesome tune! I think there is a longer version though?

[@AndICanTalk2]

This is one of my favorites by this band. Love it so much. I would say that if you get the chance listen to the album version as I think it is a bit different and longer, and even better in my opinion. Great stuff.

[@alyarout]

yes yes yes. great song from a great band. thank you so much.

[@danielcousins2155]

Se there live version of this song, you won't b disappointed

[@christikirk7265]

Def Leppard has been Rocking us for decades! Literally "Rock of Ages"!

[@MindsetMom]

This was one of the best reviews and reactions I have seen from you guys. And so on-point. I so enjoy the feedback you give about the drums, Joe Elliott, the riffs of one of my most favorite bands of all time and a huge part of my childhood. It is fun to see J. emanate the joy of listening to and discovery of one of the best bands of all time. Amber is so right on about them having that punchy-almost chant-like cadence to their vocals. And also how they weave together the melodies which take you higher, counterbalanced with that punchy in-your-face rock chorus.

[@garyglass7406]

I've been tellin y'all..."Hysteria" is nearly perfect. Cant remember if you've heard "Gods of War" yet but if not I'm waiting for that one.

[@defleppardfangirl6806]

Same love that song! ❤

[@dougclark7077]

One of my favorite songs from Hysteria. Lots of shout outs in the song to their musical influences. You should check out the Lunar Mix/remix version of this song which is 7+ minutes long or the album version which is 6+ minutes long. Great reaction

[@heidisprouse4290]

I was in high school when this came out. Played the album so many times I wore out the cassette. We had dances every month and as soon as a Def Leppard song played we were all rocking out, flying that rocket with them, going wild.

[@shellyjones9833]

One of my favorite bands of all time. So many songs in their catalog. For a ballad Miss you in Heartbeat. One of lesser known. There's a great acoustic version of this song. When Love and Hate Collide along with Two Steps Behind are also good.

[@beachgirl3417]

One of the best bands ever!

[@poguemom3]

Def Leppard is definitely one of my favorite bands. They just put me in a good mood.

[@craigdragseth9272]

Rocket was on the Hysteria album which came out nearly 35 years ago in August of 1987. It was jam packed with hits. Back then the media was cassette tapes. I wore out several cassettes of Hysteria. This was the song order. Side 1 - Women (you should react to this song), Rocket, Animal, Love Bites, Pour Some Sugar on Me and Armageddon It. All of them were hits. Side 2 - God's of War, Run Riot, Don't Shoot Shotgun, Hysteria, Excitable, Love and Affection (wasn't released, but was good enough to chart if it had been release). So awesome!

[@mikexarhis5553]

Bang tango/ someone just like you!! 👍👍😎

[@allendixon7700]

A bone shaker? The group is called the driving and crying that's the name of the group yes driving and crying songs called slimy fly me courageous fly me courageous that's the song the group is driving and crying I'll be careful the be careful Munich LKQ a nice

[@allendixon7700]

Songs called fly made courageous put it on you courageous one fly me you courageous want it's by driving and crying for me courageous you courageous 1 hour rocking around

[@allendixon7700]

Songs called fly made courageous put it on you courageous one fly me you courageous want it's by driving and crying for me courageous you courageous 1 hour rocking around

[@robertedwards7900]

My favorite band since high school! They ROCKED Detroit on the Stadium Tour a few weeks ago. Love this song, their tip of the hat to many of their musical influences; David Bowie, Mott the Hoople, T Rex, Queen, The Beatles, Elton John, etc