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    If Def Leppard hadn't already killed whatever legitimacy they once had, this will....

    Rock Rock 'Till You Flop I guess.....



    Def Leppard Announce Lullabies Album
    terrybezer / News / 09/05/2011 16:58pm
    In a move that should surely be filed under the folder marked ‘crap ideas of our time’, Def Leppard have announced that they are to release an album full of their greatest hits as lullabies for babies. Honestly.
    Who thought this was a good idea? how was this allowed to happen? In a bonkers move, Def Leppard have announced that they are to release ‘Dreamin’ With Def Leppard’, a collection of 12 of their biggest hits in a softened style that is suitable for babies.

    The 12 tracks being released on ‘Dreamin’ With Def Leppard’ will be:

    ‘Pour Some Sugar On Me’
    ‘Hysteria’
    ‘Photograph’
    ‘Love Bites’
    ‘Foolin”
    ‘Have You Ever Needed Someone So Bad’
    ‘Bringin’ on the Heartbreak’
    ‘Too Late For Love’
    ‘Stand Up (Kick Love Into Motion)’
    ‘Promises’
    ‘Animal’
    ‘Rock of Ages’
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    wtf?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Vengeance View Post
    suitable for babies.

    The 12 tracks being released on ‘Dreamin’ With Def Leppard’ will be:

    ‘Pour Some Sugar On Me’
    ‘Hysteria’
    ‘Photograph’
    ‘Love Bites’
    ‘Foolin”
    ‘Have You Ever Needed Someone So Bad’
    ‘Bringin’ on the Heartbreak’
    ‘Too Late For Love’
    ‘Stand Up (Kick Love Into Motion)’
    ‘Promises’
    ‘Animal’
    ‘Rock of Ages’

    Um........


    A few of those songs will need some serious lyric swaps to make them suitable for babies.


    but really....W T F !!?? Vince Neil ice skating made more sense than this. Jack Russell being a spokesman for a new BBQ grill where his one line is "Now that's a fire, and I know fires" would be more believable than this.

    And can't parents just play 'Balance' to put their kids to sleep?
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    On Through The Suck.

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    Oh dear.

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    Fucking hell.

    It's even more stupid because most Def Leppard fans had their kids years ago, is this for their grandkids?

    There was a commercial on TV here recently with a lovely gentle version of 'Sweet Child of Mine' selling baby wipes or something which was incredibly wrong.

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    Still it does make some sense since on most of their albums the have had a couple of songs with a verse melody of 'Pat a cake pat a cake bakers man'.



    Talking of which when was the decision made that 'Pour Some Sugar' is their best song? That's always the one you hear on Classic Rock stations.

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    Apparently, the band has hired the ever-so-astute Janie of the Van Halen PR department to create the press release for this idiotic album. How on Earth can you have a "popular "Rock the Cradle" series" when the first album has not been released yet?

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    PHIL COLLEN, VIVIAN CAMPBELL Featured On 'Dreamin' With Def Leppard' Lullaby Album - May 5, 2011

    eOne Music and Happiness Records have announced the release of "Dreamin' With Def Leppard", the first installment of the popular "Rock the Cradle" series, on June 28.

    The "Rock The Cradle" series features lullaby renditions of popular songs from legendary rock groups, and is the only lullaby series that series that features full band production and original members of the band.

    "Dreamin' With Def Leppard" is no exception, as it features DEF LEPPARD guitarists Phil Collen and Vivian Campbell performing 12 of the bands biggest hits. And, contrary to the usual simple keyboard and xylophone production, each track features a complete band production. DEF LEPPARD's biggest hits are melodic at their core, and for the LEPPARD "lullification" process, the producers of the album wrapped those great melodies with a warm blanket.

    "Dreaming With Def Leppard" includes 12 song set featuring some of DEF LEPPARD's greatest hits, including "Pour Some Sugar on Me", "Photograph", "Love Bites" and many more. Now, the toddler set has a rockin' way to go to sleep. This truly is a "Rock of Ages!"









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    Stick this in the bin next to Dave's bluegrass CD.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Seshmeister View Post
    There was a commercial on TV here recently with a lovely gentle version of 'Sweet Child of Mine' selling baby wipes or something which was incredibly wrong.
    Here it is.

    I'm going to email them and suggest they use My Michelle for next Xmas with the same video.


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    I would have been pissed if a rock band with any credibility did this.

    But it's Def Leppard, so I can live with it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Seshmeister View Post
    Here it is.

    I'm going to email them and suggest they use My Michelle for next Xmas with the same video.
    And 'Rock You Like a Hurricane' for Easter.

    It annoys me when people don't read the lyrics to songs: apparently Bryan Adams's 'Run To You' is a very popular song for a 1st dance at weddings. A song about a guy running off to the girl he's fuckin'. Genius.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chefcraig View Post
    How on Earth can you have a "popular "Rock the Cradle" series" when the first album has not been released yet?

    Hmmmm....good point. Good eye for spotting that too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Walker View Post
    Stick this in the bin next to Dave's bluegrass CD.
    I think that is a little harsh. It wasn't Dave's bluegrass cd. He just appeared.
    This project makes Strummin With the Devil look like Sgt Peppers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sonrisa salvaje View Post
    I think that is a little harsh. It wasn't Dave's bluegrass cd. He just appeared.
    This project makes Strummin With the Devil look like Sgt Peppers.
    did you ever listen to the strummin' cd twice? i didn't
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    Yes. i listened to Dave's songs several times before i filed it away. It was different but i didn't think it was bad. I didn't listen to the rest of it much. Come on guys, i'm from Bama. You know i love that bluegrass shit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PETE'S BROTHER View Post
    did you ever listen to the strummin' cd twice? i didn't
    Are you going to listen to the Lullabye cd once?

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    Quote Originally Posted by sonrisa salvaje View Post
    Are you going to listen to the Lullabye cd once?
    i'm listening to .. .. it.. .. . .. . riight... .. .. ... .. .now.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by sonrisa salvaje View Post
    Yes. i listened to Dave's songs several times before i filed it away. It was different but i didn't think it was bad. I didn't listen to the rest of it much. Come on guys, i'm from Bama. You know i love that bluegrass shit.
    i will admit i did give the dave tunes a couple tries. never even got past the first non-dave tune.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PETE'S BROTHER View Post
    i'm listening to .. .. it.. .. . .. . riight... .. .. ... .. .now.....
    Probably not a great idea to do so while driving.

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    Quote Originally Posted by binnie View Post
    And 'Rock You Like a Hurricane' for Easter.

    It annoys me when people don't read the lyrics to songs: apparently Bryan Adams's 'Run To You' is a very popular song for a 1st dance at weddings. A song about a guy running off to the girl he's fuckin'. Genius.
    I was a best man at one where they had 'We have all the time in the world'.

    If you know your James Bond like I do then that was just asking for trouble.

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    Wow, I have actually heard it all now. I knew Def Leppard went gay years ago but this takes the cake.

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    Def Leppard went gay in 1987.

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    Quote Originally Posted by binnie View Post
    And 'Rock You Like a Hurricane' for Easter.

    It annoys me when people don't read the lyrics to songs: apparently Bryan Adams's 'Run To You' is a very popular song for a 1st dance at weddings. A song about a guy running off to the girl he's fuckin'. Genius.
    Let's not forget the mother of 'em all... Born in the U.S.A.

    A pity Springsteen didn't do that on purpose. He'd've been the world's gratest comedian.

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    def leppard has always been a lullaby-band...so what...
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    Meh.

    Rock music has been getting soft and corporatized for years now. A bunch of faux rebellious twaddle packaged in spandex and leather.

    Enough people have come to accept this disneyfied shite as somehow representative of what rock music stands for that this specific Leppard biz is hardly surprising.

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    Not to be crass, but any cred Def Lep once had died with this man:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hls6ADNOnO0

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    Quote Originally Posted by tojoro View Post
    Not to be crass, but any cred Def Lep once had died with this man:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hls6ADNOnO0


    When Joe says we didn't try to save Steve because he was the guitar player for the band, but because he was our friend...I BELIEVE HIM!

    Look how those guys stuck by Rick. Brothers to the end. I sure am glad they recorded those albums in the 80's. I will always treasure those & play the holy fuck out of them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sadaist View Post
    When Joe says we didn't try to save Steve because he was the guitar player for the band, but because he was our friend...I BELIEVE HIM!

    Look how those guys stuck by Rick. Brothers to the end. I sure am glad they recorded those albums in the 80's. I will always treasure those & play the holy fuck out of them.
    Totally agree...they get a lot of flack for Hysteria, and it does have a great deal of polish on it, but they had so much time to tweak it, while Rick recuperated and got acclimated to his new drum kit and style. They didn't have to wait for the guy, but it was important to them that they did.
    They took a big gamble being out of the public eye for so long after the success of Pyromania.
    I will say that I lost interest after Steve was lost...nothing against Phil, but Steve's sound seemed to be the signature.

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    Oh wow they should SO tour with this album
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    Apparently they were pretty good at Donnington - not as well received as 2009, but still good.

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    What's sad is I thought this was a joke. I honestly really like Def Leppard and I am going to see them in July with Heart. Can't wait for the show, hope they don't break into a lullaby....for fuck sakes.

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    Mutt Lange ruined that band................

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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt White View Post
    Mutt Lange ruined that band................
    Meh.

    Lange did 'em justice on High N' Dry.

    Pyromania was a competent enough pop rock album, as was Hysteria.

    Lange contributed to their commericalization, but the quarter century of bland wuss rock post-Hysteria is all on Leppard's shoulders.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Terry View Post
    Meh.

    Lange did 'em justice on High N' Dry.

    Pyromania was a competent enough pop rock album, as was Hysteria.

    Lange contributed to their commericalization, but the quarter century of bland wuss rock post-Hysteria is all on Leppard's shoulders.
    Agree 100%

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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt White View Post
    Mutt Lange ruined that band................
    Actually, Def Leppard's inability to write more than about 10 songs ruined the band...

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