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Originally Posted by nikki99
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Two reactions to this video: my clit was dancing to the song and Joe Elliot’s sexiness while my stomach was turning listening to Taylor Swift. I’ve never heard her before. Her name is everywhere and when I came out of my coma, she was so popular I thought she was another Stevie Nicks, Debbie Harry, Pat Benatar, Alana Morrissette or Ann/Nancy Wilson. Hearing her now makes me wonder what the fuss is. Her dancing was trying-to-be-sexy gone wrong, her vocal chops were bad, she had a nice body in a nice dress and nice hair but that’s it. You can fap to her but not get off on her voice!
Whomever thought to hook them up was on LSD. That’s tantamount to Donnie Osmond singing with Axl Rose or Michael Jackson singing with Joan Jett!
Def Leppard rose above their tragedies and stayed strong. When Rick Allen lost his arm, everyone thought they were done. He worked hard to learn to use his feet on drums. When he stood up and took a bow, the Providence Civic Center went wild. We must have cheered for five minutes just for him. The band never gave up on him or replaced him. That’s loyalty.
I’d read that they were decent chaps (!) or blokes (?) in interviews so it’s nice to have it confirmed. And it’s really cool to see fans here. Rock and roll never dies. Great bands aren’t common; bands promoted as great but are mediocre are too prevalent.
They’ve aged but still sound damned good. I’ll never look at sugar again without seeing Joe in my head in that commercial!
I need to hunt for some videos of their other songs or recordings. Great background music...