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Got asked by a friend to hear me play guitar.
Walked into the studio tuned the PRS and played a one position improv over the 1st backing trak on my drive (all bought and paid for)
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Got asked by a friend to hear me play guitar.
Walked into the studio tuned the PRS and played a one position improv over the 1st backing trak on my drive (all bought and paid for)
1 shot, no edits.
Am works good, who's next?
![Two Steps Behind You : Def Leppard
Two Steps Behind is a song by English hard rock band Def Leppard from their 1993 compilation album Retro Active and the soundtrack to the film Last Action Hero. It reached number five on the US Billboard Album Rock Tracks chart, numbers 12 and 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 and Cash Box Top 100, and number 32 on the UK Singles Chart. The music video was directed by Wayne Isham. In the 1993 Metal Edge Readers Choice Awards, the song was voted Song of the Year and Best Song from a Movie Soundtrack.[1]
Background and recording
Def Leppard recorded two different versions of the song - an electric version and an acoustic version - the widely released one was the acoustic version which featured on the greatest hits Vault. The widely released acoustic version differs from the original B-side, as it featured the addition of strings by Michael Kamen, for usage on Last Action Hero.
The song was composed and demoed by lead singer Joe Elliott in 1989 during the writing and recording sessions for the bands fifth album Adrenalize. The track was shelved for three years until it resurfaced following a late-night acoustic jamming session with the Hothouse Flowers in March 1992, which yielded three B-side tracks. When Elliott suggested recording Two Steps Behind, Collen suggested that it be recorded as an acoustic version. The track was recorded in a few hours in April 1992 and was released as the B-side to Make Love Like a Man in the UK.
Later in 1993, the producers of the film Last Action Hero contacted the band requesting a new song for the films soundtrack. As the band were on tour at the time, they were unable to record brand new material for the soundtrack. Instead, they sent the producers the multitracks to the acoustic version of Two Steps Behind. The track was remixed and conductor Michael Kamen added an orchestral string treatment to the song. The inclusion of the song on the films soundtrack inspired the band to create the compilation album Retro Active from B-sides and unreleased material, and record new parts to the electric version of the song on 7–11 June. Two Steps Behind You : Def Leppard](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/4PwCqHN3Q1w/mqdefault.jpg)









