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50/50, for me.
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Never saw Dave but Sammy sure rocked the joint in Gateshead!
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The Best of Both Worlds
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You Really Got Me!
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Twice!
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both excellent but preffered david lee
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Dave was the original and I'll always love that!
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Not a bad 2nd hand man tho! As good as Brian taking over from Bon, ino
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Roth every time. Technically not a great singer but what a frontman.
Similarly any other groups with such a disparity of talent between players? On the one hand you've got Eddie who re-invented guitar playing and on the other you had Michael Anthony who'd struggle to get into most pub bands. Bizarre. Adore Panama. Ultimate pop/rock song. Our go to tune if we think they want the volume turning up. |
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When Love Walks In = tooooooooooon, as the Drag would say
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Love Walks In, even
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Roth totally lost the plot (imo) but who wouldn't under those circumstances?
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What a great album this is!
Panama, ya bas! |
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Panama is Roth - for the uninitiated. get some!
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is the best of BOTH WORLDS Sammy Hagar, ya bas! |
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Jamie's Crying swings the vote back Dave's way ……...
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To answer my OP.
Dave IS da man! |
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Da VH man, Sammy has a few of his own individual belters
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Montrose, anyone?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tk52nGxF-jc |
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Space Station Number Five
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yxUgW5CLk18 |
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Don't forget Dave's brother, Thick Vegetableb ((C)Danny Baker, NME T-Zers column, circa 1982).
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I saw Hagar back in 1980 with Riot supporting at Portsmouth Guildhall. Unfortunately, Hagar had yet to release Standing Hampton and Riot, Fire Down Under - the best rock/metal album of all time. One day, people will wake up and realise just what a genius Mark Reale was. I found a concert ticket of Hagar from the Hammersmith Odeon but I cannot for the life of me remember anything about that gig or even being there and yet I must of been
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Saw Sammy Hagar on his solo tour in '79 .......... support act - Def Leppard !
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Possibly the gig you have no memory of McCoy lol
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wow reynard wd have loved to have seen that . off to see def in december in liverpool
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I got the latest Roth/Halen album with the train on the front, thought it was a bit of a disappointment tbh.
I kind of lost a lot of respect for them the bad way they treated their original Bass player and replaced him with Eddie's salad averse son.. |
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I got the latest Roth/Halen album with the train on the front, thought it was a bit of a disappointment tbh.
I agree, just sounds like noise to me. I think Roth has lost it myself - his voice has gone, where as Hagar never seems to age. I would say my two fav VH albums are Diver Down and Fair Warning. One Foot Out The Door has my favourite Eddie guitar solo - he's really searching for it |
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A pleasing surprise in a charity shop yesterday. A good-as-new copy of 2CD "Best of Both Worlds' compilation snaffled up for 50p.
Hagar btw for me. "When It's Love" and "Why Can't This Be Love?" probably my preferred VH singles. |
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50p? You jammy badger!
Two top tooooooooooonse right there! |
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Here's a Queen song for the Lefties …
it's a bit bohemian https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgbNymZ7vqY |
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Best Of Both Worlds - live
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDStPKHUbqw |