Vinyl Album - Def Leppard - Hysteria - Bludgeon Riffola

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Def Leppard
Title:	Hysteria
Label:	Bludgeon Riffola
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	HYSLP 1 / 830 675-1
Date:	Aug 1987
Format:	LP
Genre:	Hard Rock
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	22 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Def Leppard	Women	Clark, Collen, Elliott, Lange, Savage	Rate
A2	Def Leppard	Rocket	Clark, Collen, Elliott, Lange, Savage	Rate
A3	Def Leppard	Animal	Clark, Collen, Elliott, Lange, Savage	Rate
A4	Def Leppard	Love Bites	Clark, Collen, Elliott, Lange, Savage	Rate
A5	Def Leppard	Pour Some Sugar On Me	Clark, Collen, Elliott, Lange, Savage	Rate
A6	Def Leppard	Armageddon It	Clark, Collen, Elliott, Lange, Savage	Rate
B1	Def Leppard	Gods Of War	Clark, Collen, Elliott, Lange, Savage	Rate
B2	Def Leppard	Don't Shoot Shotgun	Clark, Collen, Elliott, Lange, Savage	Rate
B3	Def Leppard	Run Riot	Clark, Collen, Elliott, Lange, Savage	Rate
B4	Def Leppard	Hysteria	Clark, Collen, Elliott, Lange, Savage	Rate
B5	Def Leppard	Excitable	Clark, Collen, Elliott, Lange, Savage	Rate
B6	Def Leppard	Love And Affection	Clark, Collen, Elliott, Lange, Savage	Rate

Notes

UK Chart Entry: 29 Aug 1987
Highest Position: 1
Total Weeks on Chart: 18
Produced by Robert John 'Mutt' Lange

A Phonogram recording

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Magic Marmalade 21st Jul 2017



Magic Marmalade 21st Jul 2017		Review The only Def Lepper album you'll ever really need... ...In fact, for the casual Deffard fan (like me), you'll only really need side one of this album, as the run of four songs of: Rocket, Animal, Love Bites, and: Pour Some Sugar On Me are the only ones I already knew, and this probably represents their peak in popular culture. (I only bought this because I found it in great condition, and I knew those songs) They were kind of seen as a poor man's Iron Maiden (Maiden-Lite), or Bon Jovi-esque (now there's an expression you thought you'd never hear!) type outfit at the time I recall... amazing what a couple of decades of re-appraisal, and how subsequent years of shit music in the charts can throw a new light on bands like this isn't it? (But maybe I was just hanging around with people who were musically too snobbish at the time) ...Anyway, It's a consistent album all the way through, so if you remember, and like those four songs, you'll like the rest of it. I do. (And though I have all I think I need of theirs, I may even try other Def Leppard albums now, if I find them! :) 4 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?



kab2112 SUBS 21st Dec 2015		Album Review added from Kerrang! Magazine - 20th August 1987



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kab2112 SUBS 19th Dec 2013		Back Cover, Inner Sleeve & Label Scans added

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