What three songs that were left off The Best

[academic punk]

were you most disappointed not to see represented?

(Note: work from the DLR band and Diamojnd Dave - since they were released AFTER The Best do not count)

Mine:

Damn Good (A rare moment of intimacy, nostalgia, and sentimentality from Dave. And manages to express it without resorting to Hagar-isms)

Coconut Grove (The softest side DLR had revealed to the public to that point. Also, some of his most souldful singing. I wish THIS had been on there rather than Easy Street)

Night Life or Hammerhead Shark (yeah, it's my thread, and I'm already being a pussy by breaking my own rule of three and naming four. One is yet another side of Dave, the other some good hard rock, surpassing the likes of "It's Showtime")

[DavidLeeNatra]

I just got back from relaxing...I paint to relax and listened to ALAE while I was working on a naked chick in purple...hammerhead shark is a great song...so are the other two you mentioned...but I downloaded the nitelife-vid two days ago...

shit...why do I get asked to pick something everytime...I fucking CAN'T...

[lms2]

Im with you Natra... After seeing the Nightlife Video... I am really into that song now.

[DLR7884]

Nightlife is one of the best covers the DLR has ever done.

DLR7884
Hands down.

[Bill Lumbergh]

Fuck, I thought I was the only one who dug Hammerhead Shark. Cool.

[Vivian Campbell]

Originally posted by Bill Lumbergh
Fuck, I thought I was the only one who dug Hammerhead Shark. Cool.

Count me as another guy who likes Hammer Head. I love the "Beep bop belula bitty bop shoo wow!" verse. So simple, yet so fun!

[academic punk]

Originally posted by Vivian Campbell
Count me as another guy who likes Hammer Head. I love the "Beep bop belula bitty bop shoo wow!" verse. So simple, yet so fun!

Hey, cool, we can all form a little "Hammerhead Shark" fan club.

BTW, Viv, if I'm not mistaken you're DLR quote is from a Penthouse interview back in '86. Am I right? Good rules to live by.

[Big Troubles]

Id say Baby's On Fire, Easy Street/Coconut Grove and fuck I dont know???? Last Call is a good tune too....

[fanofdave]

1. Damn Good

2. Experience
(.....man, that philosophy runs right through you....)

3. Night Life

If Dave doesn't do another kicking rock album, I'd love
to hear a collection of blues tunes from DLR. The brother
has got soul in the voice.

[Big Troubles]

Tell the Truth and Sensible Shoes are good soul/ bluesy songs. Damn, Im really on a ALAE kick.

[TwoFoolsAMinute]

That's Life -- It was kinda a hit, don't know why it wasn't on there. It had a video and everthing.

Damn Good -- I'm not a huge fan of this song.. Is it the only Roth power ballad? But it again was something of a hit. shouda been on there.

#3 I'll go with "Experience" or "Tell the truth". Nice bluesy side of Roth that would round out the cd.

[Mr Badguy]

Experience (totally under-rated)

Drop in the bucket

That`s life

[Marlowe01]

Experience

Tell the Truth

Damn Good

*there are other songs that could have made it or replaced others, like "Coconut Grove" or "Drop in the Bucket", but the three I've mentioned were ESSENTIAL, but didn't quiet make it on there. To me, it doesn't really matter since I have every single album, but it could have been a little bit better and made more money because of it.

[ashstralia]

Originally posted by academic punk
Hey, cool, we can all form a little "Hammerhead Shark" fan club.

i'm in.

[Bad Muthafucker]

Originally posted by Big Troubles
Tell the Truth and Sensible Shoes are good soul/ bluesy songs. Damn, Im really on a ALAE kick.

i've been on an ALAE kick for about 4 to 5 years now! and still am!