LEPS GET ROCKED: CD & DVD Trading Site Front Page. Def Leppard & Other Artists.

Welcome to my Def Leppard CD & DVD trading site. I'm based in England and have been a fan of the band since seeing them perform Animal on The Roxy in 1987. In 1988 I picked up my first Leppard audience recording, a cassette copy of live in Leeds 1988, which I practically wore out over the years. But I didn't start collecting live shows seriously until 2000, when I found the trading site of Chris Moore, who kindly sent me some shows to get me started. I decided to set up this site in Dec 2001 and since then its taken a lot of time and effort to collect the amount of Leppard material contained here.

Clearly none of this would be possible without the people who tape and film shows. They go to a lot of effort to make them available for fans like myself to enjoy. I don't know who taped or filmed every show that I have, but if you know who did record specific shows then please let me know so I can credit them on my lists. I have traded with some great people over the years and although the amount of Def Leppard traders seems to have dwindled, I'm pleased to say that there are still a dedicated few who share the same passion as I do for the band and this hobby.

The links for my Def Leppard DVD and CD pages are at the top of this page. In addition to these you will also see links to my CD's & DVD's from other artists. My Youtube channel link contains tracks from some of my Leppard DVD's, in addition the Youtube clips are also embedded into the majority of the individual DVD show pages too. I beieve this is a good way to give an immediate impression on the quality of a show.

Since March 2008 I have been working on a project to compile as many TV appearances by Def Leppard as possible, which will all be grouped by era. I fully expect this set of discs to top 40 separate DVD's. So I am always on the lookout for Def Leppard TV appearances from around the world. Please email me if you think you have something I may need.

I am also busy backing up my audio to FLAC format and at the same time I am trying to weed out any shows that I may have inadvertantly received in a lossy format. Any I find will not be traded out if there is a lossless version in existence.

At the moment I am only trading for Def Leppard material that I don't have. But in the meantime, have a look around and feel free to ask any questions on any of the shows listed.

Andy