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This was just posted on youtube...
Awesome !
BABY PANA 2 IS Coming !! All across the land, let the love and beer flow !
Love ya Mary Frances!
Man Edward really cooked back then
Sounds like it could be a leftover from the Fair Warning sessions...
Trolls take heed...LOG OUT & FUCK OFF!!!
Originally Posted by Diamondjimi
This is an outtake from an album from VHI to the Fair Waring period...
'78-'81? I thought it was proven right from the start that it's a '74 demo
Dave
VH FOREVER!!!!!!!
Probably from the Gene Simmons Demo.
Not really sure if this will shed some light on the issue but...........there's a few people over at this link that post here and other VH forums......here's what they say about this song. Link
E- Jesus . Playing both sides because he didnt understand the argument in the first place
That's pre-Simmons demo era...
I don't know how some of you can't tell that...
I've had an MP3 of that song for years, although this recording sounds better, but it's the same version...
BTW, they had Michael Anthony before they had Dave, so it's definately Michael, plus i can tell by hearing it who it is...
Wrong. Mark Stone was the bass player in the band for quite a while after Dave joined. In fact, it was Stone who played bass on the band's first demo recorded at Cherokee Studios. That's where the original versions of "Take Your Whiskey Home" and "Simple Rhyme" were recorded, along with "Angel Eyes", but that was just Dave & Ed on acoustic.BTW, they had Michael Anthony before they had Dave, so it's definately Michael, plus i can tell by hearing it who it is...
Last edited by FORD; 04-24-2009 at 10:37 PM.
Eat Us And Smile
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"If the American people had ever known the truth about what we (the BCE) have done to this nation, we would be chased down in the streets and lynched." - Poppy Bush, 1992
I stand corrected, but I still say this is pre-Simmons and Michael Anthony, because most of the Mark Stone stuff I've ever heard were live covers and really old sounding...
This song might actually BE from the Cherokee Studios demo. If I remember correctly it was 4 songs. The three I previously mentioned and I can't remember the other one. It wasn't a song that ended up on any album though. But the other songs from that demo don't seem as muddled as the song above, with Alex being almost inaudible.
As a matter of fact, I just found the demo for "Take Your Whiskey Home". This is definitely the early demo with Stone on bass and NOT from the WACF sessions as it is labeled on You Tube.....
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And here's "Simple Rhyme" from that demo....... (NOT from 76)
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Or not? Maybe Sobolewski IS on this one?
Last edited by FORD; 04-24-2009 at 10:34 PM.
Angel Eyes though, I'm sure was only recorded this once. Closest thing to a cheese ballad that Van HALEN ever did, and still sounds cooler than anything Hagar wrote......
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You think they had enough reverb on Dave on the Take Your Whiskey Home clip ??
Thanks for posting that...I have it somewhere but my stuff is so disorganized...
Hopefully that's gonna change with this new CP!
I don't think so...Or not? Maybe Sobolewski IS on this one?
To me, it sounds more like Anthony on the Take Your Wiskey Home clip...
They definately don't sound like the same session though, either way...
Hmmm...
Those lyrics are pretty darn Cheesy, but Dave was a kid. Hagar is still writing like that...
This could of been worked up into something very cool - that elastic riff is fantastic
The Power Of The Riff Compels Me
HA! FORD, how did you write that above quote and refrain from including the letter "C" in your "BE"? I figured you had a special key on your keyboard that just typed it.
Anyways, all of these old boots are great. It's weird how so many people just think of VH as coming together in 1978 and don't really realize they were crankin' 'em out for years before that. How many people have we heard say that Sam was in the band longer than Dave 1978-1985? Cool stuff indeed.
“Great losses often bring only a numb shock. To truly plunge a victim into misery, you must overwhelm him with many small sufferings.”
He had to run to walmart after that post. He spilled his Manny's Pale Ale into his keyboard...
Hey FORD, is this your lame-ass copy Sarge site ??
They even have ford2002 and elvis f christ as members...
"Gentlemen of Leisure" - I don't believe it's Michael Anthony on bass. He has never felt a funky groove.
Good stuff, thanks for posting Ford. Never heard that version before. They sure had fire back in the day.........And here's "Simple Rhyme" from that demo....... (NOT from 76)
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Or not? Maybe Sobolewski IS on this one?
sure he has. if anything Stone doesn't "feel a funky groove"... The best Anthony stuff is found on early cvh boots.
"FUCK YOU, YOU FUCKIN' BITCH! WHO THE FUCK DO YOU THINK YOU ARE ANYWAYS? TALK TO ME LIKE THAT? FUCK YOU. DRAG QUEEN LOOKIN' WHORE- YOU AINT SHIT. YOUR THE FRECKLE TO THE LEFT OF MY BROWN EYE. NOW GO MAKE YOURSELF USEFUL...OH, PUT DAD ON THE PHONE"
If he'd ever had it, he must have lost it somewhere between the club days and VHI. There's always a third option - Ed overdubbing the bass line.
Bullshit!
Michael Anthony is a great bass player...and Push Come's To Shove has a very funky bass line...
Or listen closely to the bass in Girl Gone Bad, or "Dirty Movies"
The bass in those songs is both heavy and funky at the same time...
I agree and Push is one of my favorite VH tunes. Was that all Mike though?Bullshit!
Michael Anthony is a great bass player...and Push Come's To Shove has a very funky bass line...
Or listen closely to the bass in Girl Gone Bad, or "Dirty Movies"
The bass in those songs is both heavy and funky at the same time...
I always assumed it was but there is/has been talk that Ed played bass on some tracks in CVH and in FW specifically I think? A lot of bullshit gets tossed around over the years though. I've never heard anything definitive on which track Ed DID record the bass lines for. You guys have info on that?
Ed recorded NO bass on any CVH song...
The music was always recorded live in the studio with a few guitar overdubs by Edward here and there...
These are pretty good tracks, but...
"Push" - some octaves like in a 70's disco
"Dirty Movies" - nice harmonics, some 7-8 hammering, but the rest of the track he just follows Alex' bass drum. I know it's not bad, but not great as well
"Girl Gone Bad" - follows bass drum and Ed's riff, nothing new (the same with "Gentlemen", so mayby it's MA)
Last edited by if6was9; 04-28-2009 at 10:19 AM.
Then why did they take Sobolewski off the credits of the 1984 album?Ed recorded NO bass on any CVH song...
The music was always recorded live in the studio with a few guitar overdubs by Edward here and there...
Not that he ever wrote ANY of the songs, but they always split the publishing 4 ways to avoid arguments. Yet when the Remasters came out in 2000, suddenly Mikey's not credited on that album, but still on the others.
What's the difference? My guess is that Mikey didn't have any participation at all in the making of that album (aside from backing vocals).
And the whole "live" recording thing was really only the first three albums anyway. Eddie overdubbed half the guitar parts on Fair Warning, and he usually did so late at night when the rest of the band had gone home (hence the incident where he allegedly told Chaim Witz that he was ready to quit VH and join KISS. )
The fourth song on cherokee is Take it Back . Also known as Believe Me
You can take Ed's cock out of your mouth anytime now...
American idiot.
Maybe. But if Ed ever played bass on VHIII, and granted I've never heard the entire album, then he sucked far worse than Anthony ever did...
How many say I?
Last edited by Nickdfresh; 04-29-2009 at 11:10 AM.
It seems Chickenfood have the same problem with Mike. There's no bass in this band!
I've listened to the tracks from their website and to all 11 30-sec samples and found nothing but boring root notes.
It has nothing to do with Mike's submission to Ed. It's something about him.
So please, Elvis, don't tell me he's a great bass player.
Last edited by if6was9; 05-12-2009 at 02:28 PM.
Get It Up
Learning To Fall
Two more tracks from Chickenfood and there's still no bass!
It's always someone's fault, so this time it's probably Satriani's.
What do yo think, Elvis?
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