How does it compare to the artist's other releases
Unmemorable
Value for Money
Advantages:
Goodbye : A great timeless ballad
Disadvantages:
Some of the titles are truly weak
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
Full review
Yes, Def Leppard are still alive and well and in fact this is their latest LP, released in 1999 with some of the band touching fourty. After the experimental vibe of '95 album 'Slang, 'Euphoria' saw the Leps return to their stadium-charged, rock roots and in places is a strong album - ballad 'Goodbye' is an instant Leppard classic, and 'Paper Sun' and 'Demolition Man' showcase some of the Sheffield band's finest lead guitar work ever, ably assisted on the latter by Damon Hill. It's not a great album - titles like '20th Century Sha La La Girl' suggest a small air of desparation - but at least they aren't going down withou a fight. More on the way guys?
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Average
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Satisfactory
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