DLR and Van Hagar REMASTERS

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  • ALMOSTsaved
    Veteran
    • Feb 2004
    • 2183

    DLR and Van Hagar REMASTERS

    I sincerely hope that if they do in fact REMASTER the Van Hagar catalog, that they will also REMASTER the Dave solo albums as well.

    Dave's early solo work reminds me of most of the Van Halen catalog. You can hear the bass and you know it's there, but you can't fucking FEEL it.

    I think Sheehan's bass would sound NICE once it's REMASTERED!
    I like to pay close attention to the things I'll forget later...
  • General Hina
    Sniper
    • Feb 2004
    • 881

    #2
    Originally posted by ALMOSTsaved
    I sincerely hope that if they do in fact REMASTER the Van Hagar catalog, that they will also REMASTER the Dave solo albums as well.

    Dave's early solo work reminds me of most of the Van Halen catalog. You can hear the bass and you know it's there, but you can't fucking FEEL it.

    I think Sheehan's bass would sound NICE once it's REMASTERED!
    DLR remasters are not on the current WB release schedule. If you want to hear DLR remastered buy his "best of" that was released on Rhino records a few years back. It is remastered and sounds great.

    Over and Out,
    General Hina

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    • ALMOSTsaved
      Veteran
      • Feb 2004
      • 2183

      #3
      Yep! I got that one. But I wanna hear songs like "Knucklebones" and "Elephant Gun"...

      Know what I mean?
      I like to pay close attention to the things I'll forget later...

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      • thefive

        #4
        I dont think you need to remaster SHACKA DUBIE, SHACKA DUBIE,
        WUBIE DUBIE CONUBIE with a RUBY .

        THEFIVE

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        • thefive

          #5
          Re: DLR and Van Hagar REMASTERS

          Originally posted by ALMOSTsaved
          I sincerely hope that if they do in fact REMASTER the Van Hagar catalog, that they will also REMASTER the Dave solo albums as well.

          Dave's early solo work reminds me of most of the Van Halen catalog. You can hear the bass and you know it's there, but you can't fucking FEEL it.

          I think Sheehan's bass would sound NICE once it's REMASTERED!
          Sheehan is in my opinion the best bass player in the world.
          He blows Michael Anthony away. You ever notice that on Dave's first 2 albums how much the bass pumps and thumps. I am being totally serious here.

          thefive
          just do not remaster SHACKADUIE CONUBIE WITH A ZULY.

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          • Sarge
            ROTH ARMY WEBMASTER

            • Feb 2003
            • 5423

            #6
            Umm..
            His first 2 solo albums were CFTH and EEAS.
            If you are talking about SkyScraper..
            it had it's moments.. But I didn't notice the bass on that album like it presented itself on EEAS
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            • ALMOSTsaved
              Veteran
              • Feb 2004
              • 2183

              #7
              Yeah. Skyscraper was Dave's OU812 as far as sub par sound.
              I like to pay close attention to the things I'll forget later...

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              • General Hina
                Sniper
                • Feb 2004
                • 881

                #8
                Originally posted by ALMOSTsaved
                Yep! I got that one. But I wanna hear songs like "Knucklebones" and "Elephant Gun"...

                Know what I mean?

                those tracks both rock.

                Over and Out,
                General Hina

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                • ALMOSTsaved
                  Veteran
                  • Feb 2004
                  • 2183

                  #9
                  I only wish they had made it to the "Best of" album.

                  I guess I'll have to wait for the REMASTERS to come out. Quite honestly I think my vinyl copy of EEAS sounds better than my CD copy.
                  I like to pay close attention to the things I'll forget later...

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                  • thefive

                    #10
                    but what about Shackadubie wubie.
                    thefive


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                    • Roth-Halen
                      Head Fluffer
                      • Apr 2004
                      • 270

                      #11

                      That is my DLR Tribute band

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