Great news for Roth Fans! An out of Print album is now available for downloading!!!!

[edvanheineken]

This is what I have been saying for the last couple of years! There is no reason why albums should be put out of print. With music downloading becoming the standard, it costs record companies next to nothing to have albums available for sale. Interestingly enough, has anyone ever seen the Rhino High-Five LP before? They should put YFLM up next as well as Diamond Dave. BTW, to get to this info, fire up the real player and do a search on David Lee Roth. Does anyone know what Dave's status is at i-tunes?

[Beauvoir]

What is that album exactly? A mid-line compilation put out by Rhino?

[Nickdfresh]

So does Itunes.

[Big Fat Sammy]

...now they should do a Diamond Dave TV commercial so people will actually go and download it. And then learn what real music is!

[Panamark]

Cool ! DLRBand should be there too...

[FORD]

Originally posted by edvanheineken
Interestingly enough, has anyone ever seen the Rhino High-Five LP before?

From Rhino's website:

What are Rhino Hi-Fives? They’re the first-ever product line created exclusively for digital retail -- five-song downloadable bundles of classic cuts by top artists and musical styles from the legendary Warner Music Group catalog.

These bite-sized collections offer a quick overview of key tracks from an artist at an attractive price of $3.61 That’s 27% off full list price -- to commemorate Rhino’s 27th year in business. In keeping with our anniversary, we’re launching our Hi-Five Collections with 27 titles this month, and 27 more in April -- with a fresh batch each month thereafter.

So it's not a real album at all, but just 5 songs assembled for a download package.

[FORD]

Originally posted by Panamark
Cool ! DLRBand should be there too...

Unfortunately, this download site appears to be a WEA/Rhino venture, and they had no involvement in the DLR Band album