Fair Warning vs High'n'Dry?

Fair Warning vs High'n'Dry?


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Vader

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Fair Warning . I do like the first two DL albums quite a bit but it Van Halen for me.
 

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Whilst I like a fair bit of Van Halen, I prefer the harder edge of stuff like High n Dry, but I lost interest in Def Leppard after this album too. But it has a couple of old time favourites: Switch 625, No, No, No, and Mirror, Mirror. So I'd take High n Dry over Fair Warning.
 

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Whilst I like a fair bit of Van Halen, I prefer the harder edge of stuff like High n Dry, but I lost interest in Def Leppard after this album too. But it has a couple of old time favourites: Switch 625, No, No, No, and Mirror, Mirror. So I'd take High n Dry over Fair Warning.
Yeah I pretty much agree with you ************ I like Def Leppard's first and second albums but lost interest after those two albums for some reason?.

As for Van Halen's Fair Warning I really like the number Unchained and for me it's the best song on the album.

Between both albums I would probably go for High 'n' Dry but only just!!.

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Yeah I pretty much agree with you ************ I like Def Leppard's first and second albums but lost interest after those two albums for some reason?.

I seem to remember that I thought their sound went a lot softer after High n Dry (which doubly p****d me off, cos I thought High n Dry saw them just really getting into their stride), so I never bought anything of theirs after that, nor have I tried anything else by them since. For all I know, they might have got back on track at some point, but it seemed to me that they were headed in a much more commercial direction, probably because they wanted to 'crack' the U.S.? Which I took as meaning they'd sold out on true metal fans.
 

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Pete Willis departed after the High 'n' Dry album as well cos I believe he started drinking and became unreliable so they brought in Phil Collen ex-Girl as his replacement.

Also they went a bit 'pretty boy' looking as well and British rock/metal fan's never liked that kinda s**t!!.

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