a little aint enough

[bigc]

personally I think this is a very strong album.

how many copies did it sell?

favourite track..probably drop in the bucket

poor jason becker..if only things were different

[Mezro]

Originally posted by bigc
personally I think this is a very strong album.

It is a strong CD. Ond day I tried to play it and it kicked me in the nuts.

Mezro...there was not a drop left in my bucket...

[DLR7884]

It sold just about 1 million from what I remember.

DLR7884
Or was it only 500,000?

[academic punk]

It was less than a million.

It was the first time a Dave disc not reach platinum sales.

(and though I like the disc and still play it, with that vid for ALAE, it's not that big a surprise.)

[Carmine]

I'm listening to it right now!

40 Below is playing....

[Vivian Campbell]

Dave's best CD. I would rank this above every VH album except VH1, FW, and 1984. It gets more play than almost anything in my music library. The energy on this album is unbelievable - especially with the backing vocals. The title track is a song that I live by.

[rustoffa]

It was the end of an era.
Underrated...either you like it or you don't.
Yeah, Becker destroyed on it.

[Bad Muthafucker]

Here's my review on another website:

If you're looking for a fast-paced, super-sonic, bombastic, over-the-top, in-your-face, hard-rockin', fun-lovin' Diamond Dave album that's all about guns, guitars, bikinis, and fast cars, then look no further!! This is the album for you, ladies and gentlemen. As hard rock's favorite gigolo swaggers his way through the SMASH HIT title track, he gives us fans a taste of that familiar, flamboyant, big 80's sound with a hint of synthesizers mixed with big guitars that will make you truly soar! From typical-sounding, hard-rockin', head-bangin' tracks like "Lady Luck", "40 Below", and "It's Showtime!" to tunes with a little bit of that synthesized Dave-like experimentation that sound very laid-back and totally cool such as "Tell The Truth" (which makes you wanna ease back, kick your feet up, light up, and enjoy a smooth drink on the rocks), this album has it all. With producer Bob Rock at the battleship console, Diamond Dave at the helm, and a group of phenomenally fantastic musicians including guitar-whiz Jason Becker on lead guitar (this guy can really move air, man!!), Steve Hunter on rhythm guitar & slide, Brett Tuggle on keyboards, Matt Bissonette on Bass, and Gregg Bissonette on drums, this polished, tough, professional-sounding album combined with Diamond Dave's signature screeching definitely delivers the goods and will have you raving and raging for more!! Definitely Diamond Dave's best solo album to date!!

[bigc]

Im a fool. I just lent it to my friend. Id only just got it back off another friend of mine on saturday, and I miss it alreadylol

[cwsmith17]

Originally posted by DLR7884
It sold just about 1 million from what I remember.

DLR7884
Or was it only 500,000?

Our website has all the stats for Dave's albums on the front page.

[DLR7884]

33 days later you rescued this thread.

Thanks cwsmith!

DLR7884
What the hell would we do without you?

[cwsmith17]

You counted the days?

[DLR7884]

Originally posted by cwsmith17
You counted the days?

Yep, see when you aren't in a work release program through the county jail you have free time....

DLR7884
Maybe if you get paroled, you can experience it!