In a fascinating episode of his YouTube channel, AudioMover creator Robert John Hadfield takes listeners on a journey through the pivotal moment in rock history when Def Leppard and Iron Maiden's iconic albums were released in 1983.

The video explores how fans of both bands often belonged to the same tribe before the hard rock and metal world splintered into separate identities later in the decade.

Hadfield breaks down the parallel rise of Pyromania and Piece of Mind, discussing the impact of producers Mutt Lange and Martin Birch on these iconic albums.

He also reflects on how bands like Metallica, Megadeth, and Slayer later changed the musical landscape and reshaped what "heavy metal" meant to fans.

The episode becomes a genuine fanboy moment when Hadfield opens a newly arrived copy of The Art of Rush by Hugh Syme on camera, showcasing his enthusiasm for physical media.

Fans can follow Crimson Glory on Spotify for updates on their new album, which is set to release this year.