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Def Leppard  Mirror Ball: Live & More (Limited Edition Triple-LP on Clear Vinyl)

Def Leppard Mirror Ball: Live & More (Limited Edition Triple-LP on Clear Vinyl)

Model: WMWK73081303
  • Original price was: $37.00.Current price is: $22.20.

Originally released on 7 June 2011, Mirror Ball Live & More is the first full-length live album released by Def Leppard. It features twenty-one live cuts, recorded across 2008 and 2009, during the Songs from the Sparkle Lounge Tour.

Featured amongst the live tracks are fan favourites such as Bringin On the Heartbreak, Photograph, Foolin, Rock of Ages, Animal, Pour Some Sugar On Me and many more.

In addition to the live material, three new studio tracks are also included. The new tracks are Undefeated, composed by Joe Elliott, who described it as a big, epic, rock anthem kind of We Will Rock You with guitars, as well as Kings of the World, by Rick Savage, described by Elliott as having a very Queen-type vocal thing, and Its All About Believin, by Phil Collen.

During its first week on sale, Mirror Ball Live & More sold approximately 20,000 copies in the United States, charting at No. 16 on the Billboard 200.

Track Listing

Side One

  1. Rock! Rock! (Till You Drop) (3:55)
  2. Rocket (4:29)
  3. Animal (4:02)
  4. CMon CMon (4:00)
  5. Make Love Like a Man (5:56)

Side Two

  1. Too Late for Love (5:17)
  2. Foolin (5:06)
  3. Nine Lives (3:35)
  4. Love Bites (7:28)

Side Three

  1. Rock On (5:10)
  2. Two Steps Behind (4:29)
  3. Bringin On the Heartbreak (5:08)
  4. Switch 625 (4:14)

Side Four

  1. Hysteria (6:20)
  2. Armageddon It (5:19)
  3. Photograph (4:35)
  4. Pour Some Sugar On Me (5:05)

Side Five

  1. Rock of Ages (6:11)
  2. Lets Get Rocked (6:11)
  3. Action (4:01)
  4. Bad Actress (3:31)

Side Six

  1. Undefeated (4:40)
  2. Kings of the World (6:12)
  3. Its All About Believin (4:22)

Format: Vinyl / 12 Album (Clear Vinyl)

No of Discs: 3

Label: Bludgeon Riffola Ltd

Catalogue No: MBV9520WM

Barcode: 698268952010

Release Date: 2020