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Def Leppard is a band that plays hard Rock Music which has also been called Heavy Metal. The most successful time period for Def Leppard is the period from the early 80's to the early 90's.
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Does Def leopard still go on tours?
Def Leopard does still tour. They are going to be performing at the Blossom Music Center in Cleavland, Ohio today, August 24, 2011. They will be at the Minnesota State Fair on August 26, 2011.
Who is def leopard violinist?
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What is the drummer's name from Def Leopard?
Rick Savage, Joe Elliot, Rick Allen, Phil Collen and Vivian Campbell make up the band Def Leopard. Def Leopard is an English rock band which was formed in 1977.
How many people were in the band def leopard?
5
Who is the bass guitar player for def leopard?
Rick Savage
Does Def leopard still go on tours?
Def Leopard does still tour. They are going to be performing at the Blossom Music Center in Cleavland, Ohio today, August 24, 2011. They will be at the Minnesota State Fair on August 26, 2011.
Who is def leopard violinist?
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Where did Def Leopard form?
Def Leppard are from Sheffield, England.
Does def leopard suck?
yes
Name of the song of def leopard where the girl loses her def leopard shirt?
The song is called Now, and it is off of the X album.
What is the drummer's name from Def Leopard?
Rick Savage, Joe Elliot, Rick Allen, Phil Collen and Vivian Campbell make up the band Def Leopard. Def Leopard is an English rock band which was formed in 1977.
Where did def leopard originate from?
texas
How many people were in the band def leopard?
5
Who was the top grossing band in the 1980's?
Def leopard
Who is the bass guitar player for def leopard?
Rick Savage
What kind of entertainment is Def Jam most famous for?
Def Jam is a very popular American record label that entertains many with their hip hop and urban music. It is owned by the Universal Music Group. It was founded by Rick Ruban.
When was The Island Def Jam Music Group created?
The Island Def Jam Music Group was created in 1999.
