Listen To Def Leppard? Yeah!
Tuesday May 23, 2006
You could call the new Def Leppard album just a collection of covers, but the band prefers to describe it as "a tribute to their musical heroes of the late '60s and '70s."
Yeah! is now available in stores and digital download. You can preview three of the tracks online.
Track List:
- "10538 Overture" (originally recorded by Electric Light Orchestra in 1972)
- "20th Century Boy" (originally recorded by T.Rex in 1973)
Windows Media | Real - "Don't Believe A Word" (originally recorded by Thin Lizzy in 1976)
- "Drive-In Saturday" (originally recorded by David Bowie in 1973)
- "Hanging On The Telephone" (originally recorded by The Nerves in 1977, and Blondie in 1978)
Windows Media | Real - "He's Gonna Step On You Again" (originally recorded by John Kongos in 1971)
- "Hell Raiser" (originally recorded by Sweet in 1973)
- "Little Bit Of Love" (originally recorded by Free in 1972)
- "No Matter What" (originally recorded by Badfinger in 1970)
- "Rock On" (originally recorded by David Essex in 1973)
E-Card Player - "Stay With Me" (originally recorded by Faces in 1971)
- "Street Life" (originally recorded by Roxy Music in 1973)
- "The Golden Age Of Rock & Roll" (originally recorded by Mott the Hoople in 1974)
- "Waterloo Sunset" (originally recorded by The Kinks in 1967)
Album cover image courtesy Mercury/Universal


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