Monday, 31st December 2012
Pic by DefDazz/Darren
Def Leppard singer Joe Elliott hosted another edition of his weekly Planet Rock radio show on 29th December.
This weeks show included songs by Led Zeppelin, Kiss and his own Kings Of Chaos band from the Deep Purple tribute album Re-Machined. Joe was celebrating his favourite musical releases of 2012.
The full playlist is shown below along with a few of Joe's on air quotes.
The show is available until next Saturday using the On Demand feature.
The Joe Elliott Show - 29th December 2012 Playlist
- 01 - Rolling Stones - Doom And Gloom
- 02 - Rush - Seven Cities Of Gold
- 03 - Led Zeppelin - Misty Mountain Hop (Live 2007)
- 04 - Muse - Panic Station
- 05 - Kiss - Wall Of Sound
- 06 - Ian Hunter - Black Tears
- 07 - Black Country Communion - Afterglow
- 08 - E.L.O. - 10538 Overture (40th Anniversary Edition)
- 09 - Train - You Can't Finally Meet My Mom
- 10 - Aerosmith - Beautiful
- 11 - Slash - Standing In The Sun
- 12 - Kings Of Chaos - Never Before
The Joe Elliott Show - Quote
Led Zeppelin
"I can't get my head around the fact that that's already over five years old and it's only just come out. That is Led Zeppelin from the Celebration Day DVD, Blu-Ray, CD with Misty Mountain Hop with Jason Bonham singing the high vocal there. And you know Jason being the drummer standing in for his father did a fantastic job! Absolutely nailed it and it was something I never thought I'd get to see. Until of course I figured out when Foreigner who were opening for Def Leppard in the summer of 2007 were having to get a stunt drummer every now and again cause Jason was sneaking off. And once I figured out why I took him to one side and said I know what you're doing and the hush money was two tickets. Thank you Jason because 20 million people applied and I was very fortunate to be able to go and see that show. It was something that we'll probably never see again so that was Zeppelin from Celebration Day with Misty Mountain Hop."
Kiss
"When I toured the South American continent in April of 2012 with the Rock And Roll All-Stars I was very privileged to have heard that song six months before it was released because when Gene Simmons whips it out you've got to be thankful that it's just the iPod he's taking out. And I got to hear the song on a plane privately on his earphones and it sounded fantastic then and it sounds fantastic now. The song Wall Of Sound from the album Monster."
Listen to the show (until next Saturday) at - planetrock.com
Previous Show - 23rd December 2012