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- Joe, I want you to go higher there.
- I can't go higher!
- Yes you can.
- I can't go higher. Alright!
- Yes you can, just give it a try, once more please.
- "Takin' all the best of me
"Oh can't you see?
"You got the best of me
"Whoah can't you see?
"You're bringin' on the heartbreak"
［And God said, Let there be a firmament in the midst of the waters, and let it divide the waters from the waters. And God made the firmament, and divided the waters which were under the firmament from the waters which were above the firmament: ］and it was so.
当然，如果Def Leppard诸人听不进Mutt Lange的话（傻单位刚退休的一位老前辈挂在嘴边的诸多警句之一“现在的人都TMD香臭不分”），恐怕，也不会“事就这样成了”。
1981 proved to be good to Mutt Lange in other respects. A group of British teenagers, had released an album, one year prior, called "On Through The Night". This group showed enormous potential. Critics throughout the world began calling them the next Led Zeppelin (since they were from the United Kingdom). However, the production on the album was not equal to the content. But never fear, Mutt Lange was there. When he had taken over the reigns to produce their second album, things had begun to change. The 1981 release, "High and Dry", the second album from Def Leppard, was packed with a hard rocking sound that in my mind forever changed the sound of heavy metal. Although it didn't produce a hit at the time (although years later "Bringing On the Heartbreak" became a legendary ballad hit), it certainly caught the eyes of both critics and youth alike.
In 1983, Def Leppard released their third album, "Pyromania", which was not only produced by Mutt Lange, it had him credited as co-writer on all of the songs (some as principle writer). It seems like Mutt Lange's songwriting touches seemed to be exactly what the band needed and as a result, Def Leppard had several big hits such as, "Photograph", "Rock of Ages" and "Foolin'". After millions of copies were sold (over 10 million to date in the United States), Def Leppard and Mutt Lange had made it big. In fact, Def Leppard members often referred to Mutt Lange as the 6th member of the band.
In 1986, it looked as if Mutt Lange was invincible when his latest production, AC/DC's "Who Made Who", became another chart topper. However, things looked grim when an automobile accident involving drummer Rick Allen led to the loss one of his arms. Also, in December of 1986, Mutt Lange was also involved in a car wreck which resulted in leg injuries that required three weeks of hospitalization.
In 1987, four years after "Pyromania" and with Rick's determination and Mutt Lange's innovative production skills, a unique electronic drum sound was formed, and Def Leppard's next release, "Hysteria", was an instant smash eventually selling over 12 million copies in the United States. Like "Pyromania", Mutt Lange co-wrote all of the songs with the band including the smash "Poor Some Sugar On Me". The story goes that Mutt Lange had went to the restroom and Def Leppard singer Joe Elliott was just "goofing around" in the studio when "Mutt" returned sooner than expected and overheard Elliot singing "Pour Some Sugar On Me". To Elliot's surprise, Mutt Lange really liked the hook Elliot was singing and the results were the biggest smash hit off the album for Def Leppard.
Hysteria was the last album that Mutt Lange actively produced for Def Leppard turning over the day to day production to Mike "Bat Ears" Shipley. However, he stayed on as executive producer for the 1992 "Adrenalize" album where he continued to be co-writer on all of the songs except for one.
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