Pro-Roth BOBW review in SPIN

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  • Harpua
    Roth Army Recruit
    • Jul 2004
    • 10

    Pro-Roth BOBW review in SPIN

    There is a small review of BOBW in the new SPIN magazine (Pixies on front cover). It is largely pro-Roth, although it does give some props to the new tunes. I couldn't find it online, so I didn't include a link, but I'll transcribe it tomorrow if no one beats me to it.
  • Panamark
    DIAMOND STATUS
    • Jan 2004
    • 17113

    #2
    Please do !!
    BABY PANA 2 IS Coming !! All across the land, let the love and beer flow !
    Love ya Mary Frances!

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    • Bob_R
      Full Member Status

      • Jan 2004
      • 3834

      #3
      Cool
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      • bueno bob
        DIAMOND STATUS
        • Jul 2004
        • 22820

        #4
        I'm not too sure about the "props to the new songs", but if the review takes an overall pro-Dave approach, all good!
        Twistin' by the pool.

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        • 5150Clown
          Head Fluffer
          • Mar 2004
          • 334

          #5
          Good for Spin. Comes to show that Dave's VH made a huge impact on everyone. Sammy's VH was basically a pop sensation that people basically forgot.
          "If Eddie & Dave would put asside their egos, Aerosmith would have to give up their tittle of the 'Greatest American Rock Band'"

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          • vhfan010
            Groupie
            • Jun 2004
            • 98

            #6
            samm'y vh wasn't a pop sensation, it was more like a popped zit

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            • Harpua
              Roth Army Recruit
              • Jul 2004
              • 10

              #7
              As promised, here is the Spin review of BOBW:

              This pseudo-best-of plays like Dick Cheney shilling for the Iraq war - history revised to suit a marketing plan. It deliberately misremembers David Lee Roth as a footnote to long-term second-stringer Sammy Hagar, mainly because Hagar's back in the band again. Three decent new cuts add modern sludge riffs and digital voice effects to the usual pop-metal spritz. The rest alternates between catalog tracks from Diamond Dave and the Wham of Sam. Advantage: Roth

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