As well they should.people bash me when i say 5150 is my fav VH album![]()
Honestly, I think it's an age thing. I don't know a single person raised on Roth-era VH who prefers Sammy. I think it comes down to when you discovered the band.
Zod
As well they should.people bash me when i say 5150 is my fav VH album![]()
Mozart's Requiem, unless you are talking metal then it would be King Diamond Abigail. Rage for Order would be in my top 5 though.
people bash me when i say 5150 is my fav VH album![]()
My two favorites from Van Halen are 1984 and 5150 ... back to back discs with different singers .. go figure. All in all though I never was a huge fan of that band.As well they should.
Honestly, I think it's an age thing. I don't know a single person raised on Roth-era VH who prefers Sammy. I think it comes down to when you discovered the band.
Zod
As well they should.
Honestly, I think it's an age thing. I don't know a single person raised on Roth-era VH who prefers Sammy. I think it comes down to when you discovered the band.
Honestly, I think it's an age thing. I don't know a single person raised on Roth-era VH who prefers Sammy. I think it comes down to when you discovered the band.
The Roth era was just so unique. There's not a band that sounded like VH, before or after. Songs like "Simple Rhyme", "Take Your Whiskey Home", "Ice Cream Man", etc. gave the band a playful quirkiness. You just never knew where a song or an album was headed. That aspect of the band was lost with the departure of Roth and was replaced by paint-by-number commercial rock. And while it was quality commercial rock, it was commercial rock just the same.I grew up with Hagar and prefer Roth-era by far - I just happen to love 5150. Everything that came after it had their moments but for the most part are far inferior the carefree stadium rockers of the Roth era.
As well they should.
Honestly, I think it's an age thing. I don't know a single person raised on Roth-era VH who prefers Sammy. I think it comes down to when you discovered the band.
Zod
I grew up with Hagar and prefer Roth-era by far - I just happen to love 5150. Everything that came after it had their moments but for the most part are far inferior the carefree stadium rockers of the Roth era.
Jason
The Roth era was just so unique. There's not a band that sounded like VH, before or after. Songs like "Simple Rhyme", "Take Your Whiskey Home", "Ice Cream Man", etc. gave the band a playful quirkiness. You just never knew where a song or an album was headed. That aspect of the band was lost with the departure of Roth and was replaced by paint-by-number commercial rock. And while it was quality commercial rock, it was commercial rock just the same.
LOL. I was thinking that earlier.First off, Zod, you highjacked your own thread!!![]()