DEF LEPPARD's Longtime Tour Manager To Share Stories With Fans

December 18, 2009

DEF LEPPARD's longtime tour manager Malvin Mortimer (a.k.a. Stumpus Maximus) will share his stories, photos and experiences with the fans... and this time it runs via Twitter!

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DEF LEPPARD recently cancelled the third leg of its North American tour due to unforeseen personal matters.

Earlier in the year, the band released deluxe editions of its classic albums "Pyromania" and "Adrenalize". The albums feature never-before-released B-sides and live recordings as well as nine Top 10 singles from the legendary rock band. The deluxe edition of "Pyromania" features a 15-track live show recorded at The Forum in Los Angeles in 1983. The deluxe edition of "Adrenalize" features demo tracks, live tracks and acoustic tracks.

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