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So "Fair Warning" didn't get a full five stars; it matches with 5150?
"Eat 'Em" was the only "good" one. I guess "Crazy From The Heat" wasn't mentioned probably because an album four covers would only yield one star.sigpic -
Damn....I was hoping......nay, praying.....that the tornadoes would of sent you back to Kansas, Dorthy!
Now be a good boy Steve............................................. .
......................and STFU!
Signed,
The entire internet.Originally posted by vandeleurE- Jesus . Playing both sides because he didnt understand the argument in the first place
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I'm seeing this differently. If you notice, CVH and DLR solo had not one or two but 3 5 star albums, which would define them as classic. By comparison, the Van Hagar era couldn't come up with a single one, and the best effort only matched CVH's most misunderstood album in terms of popularity. In fact, CVH had consistent 4-5 star albums, while the Hagar years yielded more mediocrity than highlights.
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Perhaps most of those albums would've received 5 stars if they had PM'd more people begging for them?
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Crazy From The Heat is listed under Singles & EPs and rated with 4 stars...
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And that pretty much disproves whatever nebulous, anti-Dave point this thread was about. Closing.Last edited by chefcraig; 04-29-2011, 01:41 PM.
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