DLR to appear on CBS "Sunday Morning"

[Baby's On Fire]

https://www.vhnd.com/2020/10/16/david-lee-roth-to-appear-on-cbs-sunday-morning/

[Baby's On Fire]

You would think Dave would have at least combed his hair and shaved for the interview. He looks like a slob

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[Fairwrning]

You would think Dave would have at least combed his hair and shaved for the interview. He looks like a slob

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When you are DLR, you do what ya want...

[Seshmeister]

You would think Dave would have at least combed his hair and shaved for the interview. He looks like a slob

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He looks like a crazy artist which is exactly what he wants to look like.

[Kristy]

He looks like a sad old drunk who knows his voice is shot and is desperate to survive. His "art" are just renditions of matchbook cover send-in scams.



Next thing you know, Roth will be sending $50 off to someone to name a star after him.

[Rikk]

He looks like a sad old drunk who knows his voice is shot and is desperate to survive. His "art" are just renditions of matchbook cover send-in scams.



Next thing you know, Roth will be sending $50 off to someone to name a star after him.

Serious question: WHY do you post here?

[Nickdfresh]

He looks like a sad old drunk who knows his voice is shot and is desperate to survive. His "art" are just renditions of matchbook cover send-in scams.



Next thing you know, Roth will be sending $50 off to someone to name a star after him.

That poor old man! I guess he'll have to make due with the measly $50 million or so. Self-nullifying, stupid Karen...

[So this is love]

Dave has better hair than I do??

[Funkmonkey]

When you are DLR, you do what ya want...

@Zahzoo, this answers your question about what DLR is doing with his art. "“My visual art is complaining; it’s graphic therapy. I say through my graphic art everything that a lot of folks say to the TV set when you don’t think anybody is actually listening.”

[silverfish]

Dave has better hair than I do??

I dunno. My first thought was "Jeezus, he looks like Phil Spector."

[Seshmeister]

The face fluff is not by any metric an attractive look.

It's all just a show of course, a new character.

He probably quickly switches to an Armani suit if he has a meeting about his Tattoo lotion.

You think given Dave's hair issues if he had gone full Howard Hughs it would look like that?

[Jetstream]

I am rather impressed with Dave's art. Yes, he went to Japan and took the disciplined classes in the ancient technique yadda yadda yadda (with respect haha) but what one needs to notice is his sense of balance and composition. Style wise he's morphing the Asian watercolor approach with the graffiti art he's fond of on the West Coast, meaning the graffiti art based work which one can find in galleries now... but it's how he allocates his space that's impressive

[Jérôme Frenchise]

I'm impressed with him being able to sit or stand still and focus on one thing for a long while...

No explanations for the omnipresence of frogs in his works.

[ZahZoo]

@Zahzoo, this answers your question about what DLR is doing with his art. "“My visual art is complaining; it’s graphic therapy. I say through my graphic art everything that a lot of folks say to the TV set when you don’t think anybody is actually listening.”

Actually you are spot on... the interview answered my questions and I find the medium he's working in fascinating... at least the layering of the ink sketching with the overlay of colors and how he's applying it.

My approach to music is very similar... I am drawn to certain songs and genres by the finished product... but my inner audio engineer finds the how it's made elements infinitely more interesting.

The complexity of creation has a beauty all in it's own...

[ZahZoo]

Saw a comment where someone noted it was impressive that, at his age, Dave could work kneeling on the floor like that...

Being not too many years behind Dave in age... getting down there and working is the easy part. Getting back up, gracefully without cussing, groaning and tendons and bones popping is the real challenge...