DEF LEPPARD - Step Inside: Hysteria At 35

Order Hysteria 30th Anniversary Editions Now

The new "Step Inside: Hysteria at 30" documentary gives fans an inside look at the making of Hysteria, 30 years after its release. One of the best-selling and most influential releases in music history, he remastered anniversary edition is available now in various formats via Bludgeon Riffola/Mercury/UMe—Super Deluxe Edition, Deluxe Version, 1 CD Vanilla Version, 2-LP Black Vinyl Version, & limited edition 2-LP Colored Vinyl Version. The reissue boasts B-sides and live tracks, plus the audio for “In The Round In Your Face (Live)” on CD for the first time.

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[timcloutier]

Rick Allen and the HYSTERIA album SAVED ME!!! I myself being a drummer since a young child, lost my left arm from a motorcycle accident in September of 1987. When I heard and saw what the "THUNDER GOD" Rick Allen was doing, my mind was blown. It gave me hope, courage, and the will to fight and carry on. I was only 21 at the time. Happy to say, I STILL play drums to this day. Only I use an entire acoustic drum kit. No triggers or electronic pads. Thanks to SIDEKICK DRUMS, and Jim Darnell, for his invention of the SIDEKICK DRUMS vertical snare drum mount. Allowing me to play an acoustic snare drum with my right foot, compensating for the loss of my left arm. GOD BLESS YOU RICK ALLEN!!! YOUR drive helped me travel forward.

[rayprevailer]

I am 50. I was a teenager through the 80's. I would not change that for anything. DEF LEPPARD was one of many bands that made that time of my life eternally magical. Through all eternity I will cherish those memories and feelings.

[cphrpunk]

1987, 17 years old, working evening/nights at McDonalds to save up for a car, guitar and amp. Once closing time hit, and we had to start cleaning, Hysteria was stuck in the boom box and cranked. That album was a huge part of the sound track of 1987.

Thanks for that.

[grobannoel]

One of the things that I loved about Def Leppard, besides their music of course, was their loyalty to each other.

[snicolle]

The Hysteria album is an artistic Masterpiece of rock-n-roll.

[darincampbell]

I'm a black guy and Def Leopard is my favorite band. They have been ever since, I first heard, PHOTOGRAPH!! Love these guys! A really great band! Rock on guys, and I will too! Definitely!

[AmilcarFlores_Official]

Hysteria is their best album in my opinion 🎵🎸👍🏻

[jmzsil]

Def Leppard = Standing the Test of Tragedy and Time.
Over 30 years later; Still Standing.

[ThethPhantom]

Hysteria made my summer of 88 very special and magical, thanks for such an amazing masterpiece. 😊🎶🎵

[jamesleslie]

Such a timeless album and Rick Allen is such an inspiration.

[andrewdog-gonewaylon]

Hysteria is the only album which I can just play through all the songs without skipping 1 because I love all the songs there.

[PaulBergeron-hq]

Def Leppard the band that defined the 80's, incredible music, sound and talent, truly is the best band of all times for me and how the group stayed together and so professional simply AMAZING

[derekrichards]

Steve Clark was my guitar hero. Sadly missed and very underrated.

In my opinion the reason why this album was pure gold ♥️

[PatchesMother]

There's no Def Leppard without Rick Allen on drums. Seeing Steve Clark in photo's with the band brings a smile to my face as Steve Clark is still missed very much so.

[walinga]

1983, I was 14, from a tiny town. Friend called and said " find a way out, my buddy is here from Cali and has new Def Leppard cassette. Jumped out my 2 story window, hid the car behind 7th day Adventist Church, rocked all night as loud as that cassette player would go. Unforgettable, great time with a great band !

[dodierippentrop]

I'm 52 now- I'm just as huge a fan now as I was then at 14- and my mom wouldn't buy me a ticket to see you in Weedsport, NY. OBSESSED would be an understatement- my poor mom😁

[kenworth]

I got this tape for Christmas!! It’s still my favorite many years later!!

[PaulBergeron-hq]

To all you DEF LEPPARD fans out there I truly salute you

[TheSMPStudios]

The most enlightening thing said in this documentary, and there were a lot: “nobody ever gave us anyithing, it was just loaned to us. We had to sell 100, 000 records to clear the debt”. This is how the music buisness works. A lot of artists forget this and this is a reason why a lot of one hit wonders constantly tour crappy venues or work regular jobs.

[BUNKERJR]

One of the greatest albums to ever be released and one of the greatest bands in history!