06 Def Leppard - Gods of War

he was the heart of DEF LEPPARD!
one of the best guitarists ! RIP STEVE

Mr steven Clarke could play better pissed out of his mind than most of the guitarists nowadays with the exception of may be steve vai, slash and of course garry moore he was the best ever and it aint leppard without him i too saw them live in the eighties at wembley and left speachless as well as tone deaf brilliant.

i hope they have another hysteria somewhere in them too. it would be hard to duplicate hysteria but hey, maybe they could...

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yeah he went rehab then walked out and went to the nearest pub and was drinkin again

booz builds up in you system and if u dont drink water and eat and alow at least 12 to 24 hours to get some out it is very bad for you...rip steve clark

steve clark did go in to rehab after he coffed up blood the night b4

then he left rehab soon after and started drinking again

The really, really sad part of Steve's end is that the guys had tried everything they knew to get him into rehab, but Steve wouldn't hear of it. He literally drank himself to death, caring only about booze & his giutar. He never understood his own genius, & in that way, he was so much like Dennis Wilson of The Beach Boys; 2 wonderful talents--& good guys, who left us, far too soon. Wolfsky9

I'm fairly certain that Adrenalize was pretty much finished when Steve died. So he would have had some input into White Lightning, and Tonight. Day after Day and Paper Sun are good songs, but I wouldn't put them in the top 15 Def Leppard songs. I got a feeling that Steve had a LOT to do with the Def Leppard sound that made them popular. IMO his absence is glaring when looking at any new music they put out. It just isn't of the same quality as it was during the 80's and early 90's.