Adrenalize is Def Leppard's fifth studio album, released through Mercury Records in March 1992. It follows Hysteria in the band's story and is the first made without guitarist Steve Clark, who died in 1991. Most of the songs had been written and partly demoed before his death, but they were largely re-recorded, with Phil Collen playing all the guitar parts. It remains the only Def Leppard album made by the band as a four-piece.

Clark still has writing credits on six of the ten tracks, and "White Lightning" is dedicated to his memory. Six singles were issued, and four of them were major hits: "Let's Get Rocked", "Make Love Like a Man", "Have You Ever Needed Someone So Bad" and "Stand Up (Kick Love into Motion)". "Tear It Down" is a fresh recording of a song first heard as the B-side to "Women" in 1987.

Adrenalize: tracklist, credits and charts

10 tracks · 45:25

Tracklist

  1. 1Let’s Get RockedCollen, Elliott, Lange, Savage4:56
  2. 2Heaven IsClark, Collen, Elliott, Lange, Savage3:34
  3. 3Make Love Like a ManClark, Collen, Elliott, Lange4:16
  4. 4TonightClark, Collen, Elliott, Lange, Savage4:03
  5. 5White LightningCollen, Elliott, Lange, Savage7:03
  6. 6Stand Up (Kick Love Into Motion)Clark, Collen, Elliott, Lange4:33
  7. 7Personal PropertyCollen, Elliott, Lange, Savage4:21
  8. 8Have You Ever Needed Someone So BadCollen, Elliott, Lange5:24
  9. 9I Wanna Touch UAllen, Clark, Collen, Elliott, Lange3:38
  10. 10Tear It DownClark, Collen, Elliott, Savage3:38
Produced by
Def Leppard, Mike Shipley
Executive producer
Robert John “Mutt” Lange
Recorded at
Wisseloord Studios, Wisseloord Studios, Hilversum, Studio 150, Amsterdam, Joe's Garage, Dublin
Recorded
1988–1990 (preliminary recordings) 1991–1992
Mixed by
Mike Shipley
Engineered by
Mike Shipley, Pete Woodroffe
Label
Mercury Records
Length
45:25

Line-up

  • Rick Allen · drums (drum set)
  • Phil Collen · guitar, other vocals
  • Rick Savage · electric bass guitar, acoustic guitar
  • Joe Elliott · lead vocals
  • Phil Nicholas · keyboard · guest

Singles

  • “Let's Get Rocked” · 16 March 1992
  • “Make Love Like a Man” · 15 June 1992
  • “Have You Ever Needed Someone So Bad” · 31 August 1992
  • “Stand Up (Kick Love into Motion)” · December 1992
  • “Heaven Is” · 18 January 1993
  • “Tonight” · 16 March 1993

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 1992–19931
US Billboard 200 · 1992–19931
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 1992–19931
Canadian Albums (RPM) · 1992–19931
Finnish Albums (The Official Finnish Charts) · 1992–19931
Irish Albums (IRMA) · 1992–19931
New Zealand Albums · 1992–19931
Norwegian Albums (Music & Media) · 1992–19931
Swiss Albums · 1992–19931
Zimbabwe Albums (ZIMA) · 1992–19931
All 24 charts
Danish Albums (IFPI) · 1992–19932
Norwegian Albums · 1992–19932
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 1992–19934
European Albums (European Top 100 Albums) · 1992–19935
Portuguese Albums (AFP) · 1992–19935
Swedish Albums · 1992–19935
Icelandic Albums (Tónlist) · 1992–19937
German Albums · 1992–19938
Greek Albums (IFPI Greece) · 1992–19938
Austrian Albums · 1992–199311
Italian Albums (Musica e Dischi) · 1992–199313
Hungarian Albums · 1992–199317
French Albums (SNEP) · 1992–199318
Dutch Albums · 1992–199327

Certifications

RegionCertification
Australia2× Platinum
Canada · 19924× Platinum
DenmarkGold
Finland · 1993Gold
France · 1993Gold
IndiaSilver
IndonesiaGold
IrelandGold
Japan · 1992Gold
MalaysiaGold
Mexico · 1999Gold
New ZealandPlatinum
NorwayGold
PortugalSilver
South AfricaGold
SpainGold
Sweden · 1992Platinum
Switzerland · 1992Platinum
United KingdomPlatinum
United States · 19933× Platinum

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How we know the release date wikipedia 1992-03-30 vs 1992-03-23 (musicbrainz), 1992-03-31 (wikidata)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz23 March 1992
Wikipedia infobox30 March 1992
Wikidata31 March 1992
US release31 March 1992earliest US date
UK / Europe release23 March 1992earliest UK or European date
19 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—XEBludgeon Riffola731451097829other
1992USMercury Records731451218521other
1992AUBludgeon Riffola731451097829other
23 March 1992GBBludgeon Riffola731451097829original
30 March 1992JPMercury Records4988005509574other
31 March 1992XEBludgeon Riffola731451097843other
31 March 1992XEBludgeon Riffola731451097829other
31 March 1992USMercury Records731451218521other
31 March 1992XEBludgeon Riffola731451097812other
December 1992GBBludgeon Riffola731451425622other
30 April 2008JPMercury Records4988005509574other
8 June 2009GBBludgeon Riffola0600753191712deluxe
6 December 2009XEBludgeon Riffola600753191712other
21 December 2011JPMercury Records4988005688446other
19 January 2018—Virgin EMI Records602567295556other
19 January 2018—Mercury Records602567176527deluxe
19 January 2018—Bludgeon Riffola602567295549other
19 January 2018—Bludgeon Riffola602567176657deluxe
25 October 2023JPUMC4988031597569other
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