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Def Leppard’s Hysteria: The Greatest Comeback in Rock History?
After a near-fatal car crash left drummer Rick Allen with one arm, most thought Def Leppard was finished. Instead, they came back with Hysteria - a rock album so ambitious it took three years, $4.5 million, and endless studio sessions to complete. The result? 7 massive hit singles, over 20 million albums sold, and a sound that redefined 80's rock.

In this short music documentary, we break down how Hysteria went from chaos to classic. From Rick Allen’s unbelievable return to the band’s partnership with producer Mutt Lange, discover why Hysteria may be the greatest comeback in rock history.

Perfect for fans of classic rock, Def Leppard, or music legends who beat the odds.

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SOURCES: Based on Def Leppard interviews, official materials, contemporary music press, and respected rock history references. Sources cited throughout the script include: riffology.co, chartmasters.org, en.wikipedia.org, musicradar.com, loudersound.com, last.fm, deflepparduk.com, udiscovermusic.com, andieairfix.wordpress.com, leppardvault.com, and wblm.com