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Track List
01) Go
02) Nine Lives
03) C'mon C'mon
04) Love
05) Tomorrow
06) Cruise Control
07) Hallucinate
08) Only the Good Die Young
09) Bad Actress
10) Come Undone
11) Gotta Let It Go
12) Love (piano version)
01) Go
02) Nine Lives
03) C'mon C'mon
04) Love
05) Tomorrow
06) Cruise Control
07) Hallucinate
08) Only the Good Die Young
09) Bad Actress
10) Come Undone
11) Gotta Let It Go
12) Love (piano version)
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First Released
2008
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Songs from the Sparkle Lounge is the ninth studio album and 14th album overall from the English hard rock band Def Leppard. It was released on April 25, 2008 in Europe and April 29 in North America.
In an Interview on Rockline Radio, two band members, Joe Elliott and Vivian Campbell stated that the title of their latest studio album would be Songs from the Sparkle Lounge, saying that "Until someone comes up with a better name this will be the final title upon release". They also mentioned the possibility of previous Def Leppard album producer Mutt Lange being involved with a few songs for the album, but in the end this collaboration did not turn out to be possible due to scheduling conflicts. However, Joe Elliott has stated that the band and Mutt Lange still plan to work on a few songs together in the future.
In an interview with Billboard.com, Joe Elliott stated that the album title is a reference to a backstage area at shows where the band would work on new material. "It was a mini (drum) kit, mini amps, a tape recorder and sparkly lights." Elliott also stated that they would not be performing any previews of the songs, as they did not want them appearing on websites such as YouTube prior to the release of the album.
Members of the band have described the tracks from the album as written in the style of Hysteria, with the production style of High 'n' Dry. The album's first single, "Nine Lives" features country singer Tim McGraw.
Joe Elliott has stated at the band's official site that the concept of this album is that it sounds more like "early 70's AC/DC" and much like Led Zeppelin's song "Rock and Roll".
The title of one of the songs in the tracklist, "Give It Away," was changed to "Gotta Let It Go."
On April 25, 2008, Def Leppard's record label opened a website with teasers of every song on the album.
The album debuted at #5 on the Billboard 200, selling about 55,000 copies in its first week of release.
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Songs from the Sparkle Lounge is the ninth studio album and 14th album overall from the English hard rock band Def Leppard. It was released on April 25, 2008 in Europe and April 29 in North America.
In an Interview on Rockline Radio, two band members, Joe Elliott and Vivian Campbell stated that the title of their latest studio album would be Songs from the Sparkle Lounge, saying that "Until someone comes up with a better name this will be the final title upon release". They also mentioned the possibility of previous Def Leppard album producer Mutt Lange being involved with a few songs for the album, but in the end this collaboration did not turn out to be possible due to scheduling conflicts. However, Joe Elliott has stated that the band and Mutt Lange still plan to work on a few songs together in the future.
In an interview with Billboard.com, Joe Elliott stated that the album title is a reference to a backstage area at shows where the band would work on new material. "It was a mini (drum) kit, mini amps, a tape recorder and sparkly lights." Elliott also stated that they would not be performing any previews of the songs, as they did not want them appearing on websites such as YouTube prior to the release of the album.
Members of the band have described the tracks from the album as written in the style of Hysteria, with the production style of High 'n' Dry. The album's first single, "Nine Lives" features country singer Tim McGraw.
Joe Elliott has stated at the band's official site that the concept of this album is that it sounds more like "early 70's AC/DC" and much like Led Zeppelin's song "Rock and Roll".
The title of one of the songs in the tracklist, "Give It Away," was changed to "Gotta Let It Go."
On April 25, 2008, Def Leppard's record label opened a website with teasers of every song on the album.
The album debuted at #5 on the Billboard 200, selling about 55,000 copies in its first week of release.
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