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Sorry, but english is not my first language.
I am a big fan since 1978, at that time very few people knew about VH and David here. I remember Van Halen I was not edited here yet, and I bought an "imported" one from USA, I paid big money for it, and I played it all the time for all my friends, and ....my mother, she is 77 now, I think she still remembers all the songs!!!!!!!!!
Hi katina! It is my pleasure to be the first JACKASS to welcome you to The Diamond David Lee Roth Army! IN ROTH WE TRUST.
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In the words of John McClain: "Welcome to the party, pal!"
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You will fit right in. Welcome!
Don't take anything here too seriously or personal. It's all fun & games. Enjoy! And don't be afraid to make posts no matter how dumb they might seem at the time. How do you think I got almost 8000?
Being in Argentina, do you remember how you first heard of Van Halen? Just curious. Was it television or radio? And did you guys receive MTV in the 1980's?
At that time we had a military goverment, I was 15 years old, we hadnīt music on TV and on the radio it was scarce, you needed to have good connections, or people who travelled abroad and made you listen the Long Play, LP.
It was a little dangerous to know "new people" and I met a young man who showed me an "imported" Lp: Van Halen I, he only said: YOU MUST LISTEN TO THIS BAND, YOU MUST LISTEN TO THIS BAND!!!
At first, I hesitated, but when I finished listening to Runninīwith the Devil, I was already thinking: this guy is not a communist terrorist, he is not triyng to recruit me....!!!! We listened all the Lp...OH MY GOSHHHHHHHHH!!!!!
This is how it begun, a lifetime journey...................
I can't even imagine how Eruption & Aint Talkin Bout Love sounded to you in the type of world you were living in. In America we were blown away and we were getting all different types of new rock music styles every day. But to hear it in your situation.....must have been earth shattering. Glad to have you aboard!
And that young man you met was a smart dude. You really did NEED to listen to that LP. :-)
Yeah, I agree with you.
What I had to mention is that the only way to listen to new music was having good connections and some money, there was a shop called "El agujerito" (The little hole), funny !!! You have to pay in advance to order a record and wait, they didnīt even called you when the record arrived..... I remember to saved the money from what my mother was giving me for food and transport. I asked my friends for food and walked a lot. Van Halen was not edited here, and nobody knew them (only my friend), and for me as a girl was very hard, we didnīt have any concerts, just a couple of magazines to watch some photos, I had only the music, still now I havenīt find any woman of my age who was listening to Van Halen at that time, new music was for boys, the girls listned what was at the radio, more comercial music. It built my character.
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I can safely say that the little hole is better than the big one.
How dare yoU!Quote:
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Sorry Shoes.
HAHAHA!!! Learning some spanish??? The shop still exist, incredible, at the beggining I wondered why the name? After a few visits there I begun to understand....here we have an expression: "entregar el culo", (give the ass), we use it when we have no more money, we have to pay but have nothing more..... Itīs how you felt each time you entered that shop "El Agujerito" Can I write this???Quote:
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You can say anything you want here!
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Oh man...you are going to fit in perfectly here. LOL!
By being a lazy troll and not posting enough ??Quote:
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Hey, I know just the right member to help you...Quote:
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adena dodds...
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Oh you can say it, just not safely. :)Quote:
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Thank you I have a dictionary besides me, I am learning new words, but most of them are not in the dictionary;) I like it anyway :high5:Quote:
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adena makes her own words...
Welcome From the Deep South.:D
Thank you Crazy Kiwi from The Heat:high5: many years ago I was at a sport gathering, there was a big bowl full of fruits, there was a round hairy fruit, I was hungry and curious and began to peel it, a green juice was dripping on my arms and elbows....everybody were laughing..:ashamed:.and I heard a voice telling me: like an egg, like and egg... with a spoon...she was your Squash World Champion, Susan Devoy from NZ.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan