I would gone with the Dokken, myself. "Back For The Attack" wasn't their peak, but it did have the ultimate, immortal George Lynch instrumental "Mr. Scary", as well as "Burning Like A Flame". "Hysteria" didn't have a lot of the punch even "Pyromania" had; the Leps had gone full-corporate by that time.
Where was the Def Leppard/Tesla show at? ‘87 was an insane year for music!
Speaking of Whitesnake, I thrifted a t-shirt in middle school (this was about ten years later) that had David Coverdale on it. Ended up trading it for a Metallica/GnR tour shirt (ya know, that one where James Hetfield caught fire and Montreal rioted!). I have neither now, but when I look at old concert t’s on Dpop, I weep for how much you could sell those now!
I would gone with the Dokken, myself. "Back For The Attack" wasn't their peak, but it did have the ultimate, immortal George Lynch instrumental "Mr. Scary", as well as "Burning Like A Flame". "Hysteria" didn't have a lot of the punch even "Pyromania" had; the Leps had gone full-corporate by that time.
Def Leppard all the way man. Two Steps Behind is one of my all-time faves.
Where was the Def Leppard/Tesla show at? ‘87 was an insane year for music!
Speaking of Whitesnake, I thrifted a t-shirt in middle school (this was about ten years later) that had David Coverdale on it. Ended up trading it for a Metallica/GnR tour shirt (ya know, that one where James Hetfield caught fire and Montreal rioted!). I have neither now, but when I look at old concert t’s on Dpop, I weep for how much you could sell those now!