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  • ZahZoo
    ROTH ARMY WEBMASTER

    • Jan 2004
    • 8967

    So to net it out... 4 or 5 plausible encounters doesn't quite equate to legendary exploits in 40 years of public celebrity. Heck, I've had funner summers...

    There's little evidence of any relationships... male or female. Given the constant public exposure no one can hide all that's assumed or implied to have occurred.
    "If you want to be a monk... you gotta cook a lot of rice...”

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    • vandeleur
      ROTH ARMY SUPREME
      • Sep 2009
      • 9865

      You miss the point, Dave found his true love early on and no one could live up to it.
      Self love the love that keeps on giving
      fuck your fucking framing

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      • PETE'S BROTHER
        DIAMOND STATUS
        • Feb 2007
        • 12678

        Originally posted by ZahZoo
        Given the constant public exposure no one can hide all that's assumed or implied to have occurred.
        he's done well enough to keep a few grasping at it...
        Another one of those classic genius posts, sure to generate responses. You log on the next day to see what your witty gem has produced to find no one gets it and 2 knotheads want to stick their dicks in it... Well played, sir!!

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        • cadaverdog
          ROTH ARMY SUPREME
          • Aug 2007
          • 8955

          Originally posted by Angel
          2 or 3?...

          However, there hasn't been much to link him with any males, except for that one gay marriage rumour.
          Hudson or Nabors?
          Personally I couldn't care less about his sexual preference. He was the better vocalist in Van Halen. I started losing interest in the band after the first 4 albums. 1984 has a couple decent songs on it but I'll never understand why a band with one of the best guitar players ever would use a song with keyboard as the lead instrument to produce their first video for MTV when MTV was so popular. Instead of showcasing who they were they morphed into another MTV band.
          Beware of Dog

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          • Angel
            ROTH ARMY SUPREME
            • Jan 2004
            • 7481

            Me too, Dog. I also had a baby in December 83, and music wasn't quite as important anymore.

            I hate Jump, yet have fond memories. My ex used to turn the stereo up when Dave yelled "JUMP", and my son, in his jolly jumper, would. Lol. Nowadays it would probably be called child abuse.
            "Ya know what they say about angels... An angel is a supernatural being or spirit, usually humanoid in form, found in various religions and mythologies. Plus Roth fan boards..."- ZahZoo April 2013

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            • WARF
              DIAMOND STATUS
              • Jan 2004
              • 15318

              Originally posted by Angel
              Me too, Dog. I also had a baby in December 83
              You have birth at age 60? It's a miracle!

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              • Romeo Delight
                ROCKSTAR

                • Feb 2005
                • 5139

                Originally posted by ZahZoo
                So to net it out... 4 or 5 plausible encounters doesn't quite equate to legendary exploits in 40 years of public celebrity. Heck, I've had funner summers...

                There's little evidence of any relationships... male or female. Given the constant public exposure no one can hide all that's assumed or implied to have occurred.
                Howard Stern talks about the time he was in the room next to Roth on one of the tours...sounds like every story is absolutely true...sorry ZZ
                sigpicRoth Army Canada

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                • ZahZoo
                  ROTH ARMY WEBMASTER

                  • Jan 2004
                  • 8967

                  Originally posted by Romeo Delight
                  Howard Stern talks about the time he was in the room next to Roth on one of the tours...sounds like every story is absolutely true...sorry ZZ
                  I'm not implying nothing ever happened... I'm sure over the years there were a lot of wild nights on tour and a few noteworthy incidents that have fueled the legend especially in the early years... mostly in the 80's. But that was 30+ years ago... It's not relevant today and my point is, it hasn't been well since the turn of the century. Once Dave's career tanked in the 90's there's a lot of years of nothing to support this legendary fantasy persona... Other than an old jazz tune standard and hired models.

                  Some talk and imply like that shit's still a daily occurrence... as if the legend cuntinues. I think it's bullshit... and delusional to consider it anything other than creepy today. Especially grown men still worshiping at that perverted old fart alter...
                  "If you want to be a monk... you gotta cook a lot of rice...”

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                  • cadaverdog
                    ROTH ARMY SUPREME
                    • Aug 2007
                    • 8955

                    I wouldn't trust anything Howard Stern says to be the truth other than him saying how small his dick is. He's probably never even seen that hot chick he's married to naked. He surrounds himself with bootlickers and proclaims hit greatness every chance he gets but I don't get it. The first time I heard him he was defending himself after someone (possibly Oprah) called him a racist for hiring a white person to ghost write his book or whatever you call it. He made a sound argument that he didn't hire the person and he didn't specify what color the person's skin should be. Then he mentioned that Oprah did specify what color the person's skin should be that helped her on her autobiography and called her out on it. I was impressed. The next thousand times I heard him he was trying to get some chick to stick her hand down his pants.
                    Beware of Dog

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                    • Jetstream
                      Foot Soldier
                      • Dec 2011
                      • 609

                      Originally posted by TJMKID
                      Really love it when Dave says --- "You know Roth means it, the other guy doesn't .... that's why it sold half as well"

                      Not only sold half as much --- but that was during the peak of the MTV era when Van Hagar vids got played in heavy rotation.
                      Well, Hagar has responded in typical Hagar form... totally ignore the topic and change the emphasis from credibility which makes Dave right lol

                      {-Specifically, Hagar questioned whether Roth could handle the vocals on a Hagar-sung Van Halen hit like “Right Now,” while introducing a live version of the song by his new band Circle as part of the Sammy Hagar’s Top Rock Countdown broadcast.

                      “The boys are out on tour — happily doing well, I hope,” Hagar said, “but they’re not playing any Van Hagar songs. My buddy Diamond said it was something about a quality issue. I laughed. I’m cracking up. You know, sometimes the guy says the wackiest things. But there’s a lot of truth in that. A quality issue — you think about that. Think about them with Diamond, singing this next song, it would definitely be a quality issue, OK? [Chuckles.] It would definitely be a quality issue.”

                      Roth was a co-founding member of Van Halen in the ’70s, working with the group until Hagar took over between 1985-96. Roth returned briefly in 1996, while Hagar was back from 2003–05. Roth has fronted Van Halen ever since, releasing a 2012 comeback album and, more recently, a live set titled Tokyo Dome in Concert.

                      The latter project showcases Van Halen’s current setlist with Roth, one which focuses on albums from his initial tenure between 1974-85 and on songs from the A Different Kind of Truth reunion project. Hagar has already criticized the vocal performance on Tokyo Dome in Concert.

                      Roth then took a shot at Hagar back stage during Van Halen’s recent appearance at the Billboard Music Awards. Asked about performing Hagar-sung tracks, he said “there’s a credibility issue there. Good, bad or in the middle, you know Roth means it; the other guy doesn’t. … And why would you bring that into the proceedings? This hamburger don’t need no helper”}

                      ... oh, and he made sure not to talk about record sales anymore
                      Last edited by Jetstream; 05-27-2015, 11:49 PM.
                      I got lost in the...

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                      • perrin29
                        Head Fluffer
                        • Jan 2012
                        • 342

                        Originally posted by Jetstream
                        Well, Hagar has responded in typical Hagar form... totally ignore the topic and change the emphasis from credibility which makes Dave right lol

                        {-Specifically, Hagar questioned whether Roth could handle the vocals on a Hagar-sung Van Halen hit like “Right Now,” while introducing a live version of the song by his new band Circle as part of the Sammy Hagar’s Top Rock Countdown broadcast.

                        “The boys are out on tour — happily doing well, I hope,” Hagar said, “but they’re not playing any Van Hagar songs. My buddy Diamond said it was something about a quality issue. I laughed. I’m cracking up. You know, sometimes the guy says the wackiest things. But there’s a lot of truth in that. A quality issue — you think about that. Think about them with Diamond, singing this next song, it would definitely be a quality issue, OK? [Chuckles.] It would definitely be a quality issue.”

                        Roth was a co-founding member of Van Halen in the ’70s, working with the group until Hagar took over between 1985-96. Roth returned briefly in 1996, while Hagar was back from 2003–05. Roth has fronted Van Halen ever since, releasing a 2012 comeback album and, more recently, a live set titled Tokyo Dome in Concert.

                        The latter project showcases Van Halen’s current setlist with Roth, one which focuses on albums from his initial tenure between 1974-85 and on songs from the A Different Kind of Truth reunion project. Hagar has already criticized the vocal performance on Tokyo Dome in Concert.

                        Roth then took a shot at Hagar back stage during Van Halen’s recent appearance at the Billboard Music Awards. Asked about performing Hagar-sung tracks, he said “there’s a credibility issue there. Good, bad or in the middle, you know Roth means it; the other guy doesn’t. … And why would you bring that into the proceedings? This hamburger don’t need no helper”}

                        ... oh, and he made sure not to talk about record sales anymore
                        I noticed that too. And by quality he can't be talking quality of the songs because Spam is not delusional enough to think his output is superior to that of the Roth years....right? He can't be saying because I wouldn't know where to even start....

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                        • ZahZoo
                          ROTH ARMY WEBMASTER

                          • Jan 2004
                          • 8967

                          All that LSD bullshit is real simple...

                          Dave says his hamburger needs no helper... in simple terms, the strength of his end of the VH catalog stands tall enough on it own.

                          Sam says... well, first off he cuntfuses the word credibility with quality... but implies Dave couldn't sing his VH songs worth a damn.

                          I agree with both of them... case closed.
                          "If you want to be a monk... you gotta cook a lot of rice...”

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                          • Va Beach VH Fan
                            ROTH ARMY FOUNDER
                            • Dec 2003
                            • 17913

                            Originally posted by Jetstream
                            Well, Hagar has responded in typical Hagar form... totally ignore the topic and change the emphasis from credibility which makes Dave right lol

                            Exactly the same thing I thought when I read it.....
                            Eat Us And Smile - The Originals

                            "I have a very belligerent enthusiasm or an enthusiastic belligerence. I’m an intellectual slut." - David Lee Roth

                            "We are part of the, not just the culture, but the geography. Van Halen music goes along with like fries with the burger." - David Lee Roth

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                            • Jetstream
                              Foot Soldier
                              • Dec 2011
                              • 609

                              Originally posted by Va Beach VH Fan
                              Exactly the same thing I thought when I read it.....
                              Though saying records sales are not what they used to be is a understatement... Van Halen's "Tokyo Dome Live" debuted #20 on the Billboard charts with about 30,000 units sold in the first week and today Hagar's The Circle "At Your Service" live debuted at #78 with only roughly 7,600 units sold in the first week from the Nielson sources (with Van Halen averaging about 7,000 units sold each week for a few weeks after the debut), and those facts are credible lol
                              I got lost in the...

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                              • DLR Bridge
                                ROCKSTAR

                                • Mar 2011
                                • 5470

                                Just listened to some of the samples of the Circle live album. Sam is just one big glass house for saying "what were they thinking?" regarding the Tokyo vocals. He just sounds tired and flat.

                                In the sample for Why Can't This Be Love? you get to hear enough of Mike singing lead to know that he'd never cut it as a lead singer.

                                This has to be at least the 5th time Hagar has put out a VH cover CD. No "deep cuts" from that guy. Same 5 or 6 songs every time. I wonder if it's because "deep" in Van Hagar terms equals absolute garbage album filler.

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