Frequent Steinman collaborator Bonnie Tyler released her own version of “Making Love” in 1995. DEF LEPPARD Hysteria 1987 EX Con Vinyl LP & Inner Plays Perfect Hard Rock 1st Pr Avatar Hail The Apocalypse Double Vinyl NM Great Heavy Metal Record WASP DEF LEPPARD VIXEN 3 x Vinyl LP Bundle Hysteria Live Raw Rock Metal Albums Condition: Used Time left: 6d 23h Starting bid: GBP 4.95 0 bids ApproximatelyUS 5. The producer’s masterstroke, however, was a ripping guitar solo by Rick Derringer, who would later rope Steinman in to writing a song for Hulk Hogan on the 1985 Derringer-produced novelty The Wrestling Album. But he is a little weird.” Pejoratively dismissed as “soft rock” by some, the “little weird” Steinman added serious bite to Air Supply’s recording by enlisting a pair of E Streeters and Bat Out of Hell alumni for the muscular production: Max Weinberg on drums and Roy Bittan on the song’s glorious piano intro. “And then the chance to work with Jim was a great one.
“Russell loved the song straightaway, and so did I,” Graham Russell told a New Zealand music website in 2019. So “Making Love Out of Nothing at All” landed with Air Supply, the Australian duo of singer Russell Hitchcock and songwriter-guitarist Graham Russell. The story goes that Steinman wrote this 1983 power ballad for Meat Loaf, but Loaf’s record company didn’t want to foot the bill for him record it. “Every time you think to yourself, do we really want to go this far, and you say to Jim, ‘Jim, are you sure about this?’ and anybody else will go, ‘Don’t do it!’ Jim goes, ‘More! More! More people, singing!’ It works.” H.S. The album charted at number one on both the Billboard 200 and the UK. It is Def Leppard's best-selling album to date, selling over 20 million copies worldwide, including 12 million in the US, and spawning seven hit singles. Totally outrageous,” Eldritch once said of Steinman. Hysteria is the fourth studio album by English rock band Def Leppard, released on 3 August 1987 through Mercury Records.
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“ really knows how to make a wonderfully stupid record. For 1990’s Vision Thing, Steinman came back on board to co-write and co-produce “More,” which blended Eldritch’s sinister baritone with huge hair-metal guitars and wailing background vocals, resulting in a brilliantly campy paean to the pleasures of excess. The band first teamed up with him on 1987’s “This Corrosion” - where frontman Andrew Eldritch told the producer he was after a “disco party run by the Borgias” - which became their first U.K. Bat out of Hell DVD Lyrics by Def Leppard from the Hysteria Video/DVD album - including song video, artist biography.
Steinman’s late-Eighties and early-Nineties work with British goth rockers Sisters of Mercy was proof that his shamelessly over-the-top aesthetics could elevate just about any genre.
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