For the first time, the band's complete discography is available
Starting this Friday, the 19th, Def Leppard's complete discography is available on streaming services for the first time.
A dispute over royalties with Universal Music and the lack of interest from vocalist Joe Elliott prevented fans from listening to albums like Pyromania and Hysteria in their entirety on services like Spotify and Deezer.
When searching for Def Leppard's music, it was only possible to find recently recorded tracks that were not part of the band's initial agreement with the record label.
Elliott, who despite not being against the new model of consuming music, has already revealed that he doesn't subscribe to it, saying, "It looks like Zombieland with everyone wearing headphones. We become very isolated listening to music like that."
The musician says the change had been planned for a while, but negotiations with the record label never came to a conclusion. Now, the band confesses to being happy with the solution they found and with the fact that their music is available for streaming.
