
Pyromania
Studio album by Def LeppardWikipedia
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Search complete. 19 mentions across 16 episodes found for "Pyromania".
Oct 7, 2026
Radio Without Pictures: 80's Icons Part 5
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30:06Darren LudlowHOST
Uh, in 1983, Def Leppard released their third album.
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30:11Darren LudlowHOST
It was a hugey, Pyromania, and this is a single from it, Rock of Ages.
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30:17speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
[singing in foreign language] [upbeat rock music]
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30:23Bruce DickinsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
All right.
8 MINS LATER
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38:03James HetfieldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Break it up
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38:05Joe ElliottSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Break it up Pour some sugar on me Ooh, in the name of love Pour some sugar on me Come on, fire me up Pour your sugar on me I can't get enough Pour some sugar on me Ooh, in the name of love Pour some sugar on me Pour your sugar on me Pour some sugar on me Sugar me
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38:50Darren LudlowHOST
It's 1987, Def Leppard released their fourth album, Hysteria, which was even bigger than Pyromania, which includes that iconic track of theirs, Pour Some Sugar on Me.
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39:00Darren LudlowHOST
I'm not gonna share with you the memories that that brings back, but it's one of those, you know, songs that you can just imagine dancing to.
The Petty 8ight with Paul Bradbury
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29:33Kevin BrownHOST
There's a difference between human drums and programmed drums, and no matter how well you program drums, you can still hear it.
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29:39Kevin BrownHOST
It's like Def Leppard, Pyromania.
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29:40Kevin BrownHOST
It's my fundamental problem with that album, apart from Joe Elliott's voice, is the drums.
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29:44Kevin BrownHOST
It's because they sound programmed.
I'm Your Conscience with Jim Florentine
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11:02Jim FlorentineGUEST
And he was on tour at that time with Def Leppard, and he was headlining.
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11:05Jim FlorentineGUEST
And Def Leppard was just breaking out with that Pyromania record.
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11:08Big Jay OakersonHOST
Yeah.
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11:09Jim FlorentineGUEST
With Old, Rock of Ages and all those hits.
The Music That Raised Us: MP60 First Albums, Concerts & Top Tens — Part 1
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14:22CarloHOST
The actor.
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14:22BrianHOST
How about, uh, Pyromania, Def Leppard?
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14:25KevinHOST
Oh, yeah.
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14:26KevinHOST
Yes.
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15:04CarloHOST
It was relatively late, and putting, you put on MTV to see what was playing.
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15:07CarloHOST
There was music playing, and I saw Def Leppard.
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15:11CarloHOST
I think, what song were they singing? Pyromania, whatever.
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15:13CarloHOST
That's that song? Yeah, no, Photograph.
Highlander: 40th Anniversary
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65:20Andrew LambertGUEST
away.
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65:21Andrew LambertGUEST
Really? The line is a paraphrase of the intro into Def Leppard's That's Where I Know It song, Rock of Ages, which begins with, I got something to say, released on their Pyromania album in 1983.
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65:33Andrew LambertGUEST
That itself was derived from a Neil Young song, Hey, Hey, My, My, Out of the Blue, released in the 1979 album.
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65:45JustinHOST
Final nerd thoughts.
Episode-62-Alice In Chains-Dirt-1992
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45:01Clint BarrettHOST
All right.
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45:02Clint BarrettHOST
No, I think of, when I think of Def Leppard, I think of Pyromania, which we will cover eventually.
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45:08Clint BarrettHOST
It's already in the vault.
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45:09Clint BarrettHOST
Just promise, promise it's gonna come out.
KISS Animalize : 1984, Changing Guitarists & A Look Back. Mark St John, Vinnie Vincent, Bruce Kulick
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14:37Mike BrunnHOST
Cell, I think, came out in 84.
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14:39Vincent La RussaGUEST
Pyromania is
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14:41Mike BrunnHOST
83.
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14:41Vincent La RussaGUEST
Pyromania and Quiet Riot should really be credited as really starting to put...
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14:47Vincent La RussaGUEST
That was the
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14:48Mike BrunnHOST
foundation.
Dave Faber from Faber Drive: Toronto Mike'd Podcast Episode 1981
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31:06Mike BoonHOST
I don't know.
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31:06Mike BoonHOST
But back to these, I absolutely owned the cassette of Pyromania and Hysteria.
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31:13Mike BoonHOST
And I loved Hysteria.
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31:14Mike BoonHOST
So good.
Spin Shuffle Skip - Punk Goes Classic Rock
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15:56Lyle RobichauxGUEST
And I think that is kind of what suffers here, is that you're almost pigeonholed into, okay, if you want to do a Def Leppard song, you kind of have to do Pour Some Sugar on Me.
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16:05Jason WhissellHOST
Or just go back one album to Pyromania and, you know, do something like Photograph.
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16:10Lyle RobichauxGUEST
Photograph would work.
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16:11Jason WhissellHOST
Yeah.
Gram Parsons Dies, Then Takes A Trip Of A Lifetime: Music History Today Podcast September 19 part 1
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24:23speaker_0HOST
Then the testimony began.
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24:25speaker_0HOST
Testifying for the group first was Senator Pula Hawkins, who showed album covers to Def Leppard's Pyromania, Wendy O. Williams' Wow, and Wasp's self-titled album, along with showing them music videos to Twisted Sisters' We're Not Gonna Take It and Van Halen's Hot for Teacher.
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24:47speaker_0HOST
Classic video, I might say.
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24:50speaker_0HOST
Senator Hawkins' famous line from her testimony was, quote, Much has changed since Elvis' seemingly innocent times.
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