When The Walls Came Tumbling Down
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Published 2018-12-11
When The Walls Came Tumbling Down · Def Leppard
On Through The Night
℗ A Virgin EMI Records Recording; ℗ 1980 Mercury Records Limited
Released on: 1980-03-14
Producer: Tom Allom
Studio Personnel, Engineer: Louis Austin
Studio Personnel, Engineer: Dick Plant
Associated Performer, Vocals: Joe Elliott
Associated Performer, Guitar: Stephen Maynard Clark
Associated Performer, Guitar: Pete Willis
Associated Performer, Bass Guitar: Rick Savage
Associated Performer, Voice: Dave Cousins
Associated Performer, Drums, Percussion: Rick Allen
Composer Lyricist: Joe Elliott
Composer Lyricist: Earl Cedrick Smith
Composer Lyricist: Stephen Maynard Clark
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All Comments (21)
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I like this sound so much more than the later stuff
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I wish they would tour and play only the first 3 albums. That would be a rocking show.
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Love the Laurence Olivier style narration at the start.
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One of the few Leppard songs that actually sounds like heavy metal.
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By far their best album. Epic tune.
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Def Leppards take on the the Apocalyse is highly underrated !
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I'll go a step further than Fluffy. This is their best album.
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Mesdames et messieurs RICK ALLEN!!
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Under-rated song. It's pretty much my favourite song from On through the night
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When Def Leppard ruled 🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸
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Such a stone cold classic, absolutely ome of my all time fav rock/metal tracks. The best
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DEF LEPPARD DUDE!!!
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Rare Reality/Non Love Ballad Side Of Def Leppard !!!
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Wonderful Def Leppard ❤ early lover
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new wave 🌊 of Britshit 🇬🇧 heavy metal 🤘🏻
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In ancient times, Hundreds of years before the dawn of history Lived a strange race of people, the Druids No one knows who they were or what they were doing
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I had never listened to their first album. Picked them up after High and Dry and loved Pyromania and Hysteria. I definitely hear Leppard in this album. however, interestingly, in this one in particular i hear shades of prog rock (particularly RUSH). Sorrow is a woman and this track in particular i hear the prog influence in here, but giving it a more heavy metal sound.
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I wish they themselves appreciated the great shit that came out of this first album. Such good fucking music that laid the roots for the good shit they did onward. But goddamn , I have seen them live and they are awesome still now. I just wish they appreciated and embraced the magic they made with this album
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Like it or not, this album is NWOBHM worthy
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Heart and AC/DC Had a child...... This is that Child
