This is from a recent recording on Palladia. ****(IT IS ONLY 42 MIN)****.I do not believe that it has been posted in 720p here b-4. I did a search and could not find a 720p upload. Grab the sample and judge for yourself if it is worth your bandwidth to download this file. 																												Enjoy and please share.																																		TTLTTLTTLTTLTTLTTLTTLTTLTTLTTLTTLTTLTTLTTLTTLTTLTTLTTLTTLTTLTTLTTLTTL																																								Taylor Swift and Def Leppard_CMT Crossroads_720p.HDTV.x264_12_07_2008_TTL.mkv
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Directed by 	Christine Strand
Produced by 	Tom Forrest
Kathyrn Russ John Hamlin
Bill Flanagan
Margaret Comeaux
Original air date 	November 7, 2008
Running time 	75 minutes (runtime)

Taylor Swift and Def Leppard is an episode of the CMT television show CMT Crossroads. The episode features performances by American singer-songwriter Taylor Swift and English band Def Leppard.

The performance made its television premiere on November 7, 2008, and was released on June 16, 2009 via DVD exclusively to US Wal-Mart stores by Big Machine Records.


Performances

The program featured songs by both Swift and Def Leppard as well as interview segments.[3]

    "Photograph"
    "Picture to Burn"
    "Love Story"
    "Hysteria"
    "Teardrops on My Guitar"
    "When Love & Hate Collide"
    "Should've Said No"
    "Pour Some Sugar on Me"

DVD release

When the program was released on DVD it contained additional interviews and three bonus songs not featured in the original program.

Bonus performances included on the DVD:

    "Love"
    "Our Song"
    "Two Steps Behind"																																									Great music knows no boundaries as Great Britain's premiere arena rock band and a country superstar take the stage together in Nashville. You won't want to miss it as Def Leppard and Taylor Swift collaborate on each others' hits in front of an invitation-only audience. Tune in as the rockers join Swift on chart toppers such as "Our Song" and "Love Story." Also featured are Def Leppard classics including "Pour Some Sugar on Me" and "Photograph." The new installment of this popular performance series, CMT Crossroads: Def Leppard and Taylor Swift. 																																																										
Def Leppard's Joe Elliott Defends Taylor Swift's CMTs Performance
By Chris Harris
June 19, 2009 1:48 PM ET

	Joe Elliott is slightly confused by some fans' reaction to Def Leppard's performance of "Pour Some Sugar On Me" with country-music sensation Taylor Swift during Tuesday night's 2009 CMT Music Awards. While the performance was well received by the Nashville audience, post-show some critics described Swift's delivery of the song's first line as "breathless."

"What a lot of people don't know, because they're not supposed to, is, she was up for five awards; two of them with us, and three on her own," Def Leppard's frontman says. "She won three of them, and about a minute before we started that song, she had just picked up an award. So, after she accepted the award, she had to run down the stairs, run back to her dressing room, and change her clothes."



As Swift was sprinting back towards the stage, Elliott says the director started counting down to the band's live performance. "Literally, she's running up the ramp, trying to put her in-ear monitoring in and clip the pack to the back of her skirt, so she can try to sing this thing," says Elliott. "She was really a busy girl that evening. All we had to do was watch, and then wander out and get ready to perform this song. People said she was a bit breathless on the first line, and that's why she was."

Elliott says since the awards, the CMT camp has informed him that Def Lep's Taylor Swift collaboration was the "most-watched part of the entire evening," and he applauded Swift for delivering a fist-pumping performance.

"We brought the house down in the building," he says. "The reaction was unbelievable. She's such a bundle of energy, and she's so easy to work. She's been a fan since she was in the womb. Her parents are responsible for her Def Leppardness. They were big Leppard fans, so obviously, she's heard the records growing up, and rather than resent her parents' music, she's embraced it."

Tuesday was a big day for Def Leppard, as the band's CMT Crossroads: Taylor Swift And Def Leppard DVD landed in stores that morning. Elliott told Rolling Stone that it was Swift's idea to do the episode with a band she's loved since she could crawl.

"When she made it plain, via some interview on an Internet site, that she wanted to work with us on 'Crossroads,' we made it plain we were available and ready to do it," he says. "We've never really had a problem, doing the cross-genre thing, if you like... dipping our toe into some other stuff. We haven't done it so much very often in public, but we'd worked in the past with a band called Hothouse Flowers, who are more of a traditional Irish band, if you like. Its fun to do, and it takes you off the beaten track. So working with people, whether it be Taylor or the Flowers, it just gets you out of your homogenized bubble, and expands your brain, expands your musical horizons, and it makes you appreciate what you do when you come back to the day job, if you like."