CD1:
1) Intro
2) Undefeated
3) Let's Get Rocked
4) Animal
5) Joe welcomes the crowd
6) Foolin'
7) Make Love Like a Man
8) Love Bites
9) Bass solo
10) Rock On (cover)
11) Rocket

CD2:
12) Joe chats with the crowd some more
13) Two Steps Behind
14) Joe prepares the crowd for a competitive singalong
15) Bringin' On the Heartbreak
16) Instrumental
17) Hysteria
18) Joe introduces Vivien Campbell
19) Armageddon It
20) Photograph
21) Pour Some Sugar on Me
22) Joe reminisces
23) Rock of Ages

Def Leppard - Live at the Sydney Entertainment Centre, Australia
October 20, 2011

Source/Lineage: Core Sounds Cardioids (pointed towards stage to minimise crowd noise) -> Sony
 PCM-M10 (mic-in, 48kHz 24 bit, downsampled to 44.1/16 for your CD burning pleasure) -> 
Soundforge 10.0b w/Izotope Ozone 4 Mastering Plugin -> FLAC Level 8

Recorded, mastered and processed by: Yours truly ... Starclassic.

Location: First elevation and seven rows in from centre stage.

Notes:
The headlining act after their brilliant support act, Heart (see torrent
 http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=378529), Def Leppard definitely gave its 
fans what they wanted. I'm not quite sure what it was since I'm admittedly not much of a fan 
and was asked to go to this gig but judging by the crowd's reactions, they got it! :)

To repeat what I said before in my notes for Heart, let me start out with the obvious ...  yes, I am 
a metal and prog fan first and foremost. That said, I am always up for a challenge when recording 
material that I may not necessarily be a fan of.

There are a few tunes which definitely rock for me but that's pretty much it. I loved them as a kid 
and grew out of them at the age of 10 when I discovered thrash metal. The rest is history. 
Unfortunately, because of this, I can't really consider myself worthy of reviewing the show, especially 
without offending the real fans out there. My only advice will be to listen to the samples and if it's 
what you want to hear, then feel free to download it!

As for the technical stuff, the sound guy for this one did mighty cool job though once again, the 
acoustic pieces did suffer somewhat in level. I didn't want to mess with these pieces so much
 though because their feel was completely different and justified in how they sounded. That 
and the balance with the crowd and the contrast with the electric sections really gave it more 
impact where it was needed.

Above all else of course, enjoy!

...and please, don't sell this bootleg, otherwise you're just plain old scum. That and Phil will 
knock you