Fair Warning Re-visited

[flappo]

i don't mind if you edit my stuff

i love this site and i love dlr

[MAX]

Originally posted by flappo
i don't mind if you edit my stuff

i love this site and i love dlr

Yeah but Flappo, you are kind of like royalty? You know?

[Phil theStalker]

Originally posted by flappo
i don't mind if you edit my stuff

i love this site and i love dlr

Are you on Ecstasy again?

[BlimpyCHIMP™]

DOES DAVE WRITE ANY LYRICS LIKE WHAT WAS ON FAIR WARNING ANYMORE?

BC!!
MAYBE HE SHOULD REHIRE THAT GHOST WRITER AGAIN- HE COULD USE THE DOUGH THAT WOULD BRING IN ON A NEW RECORD

[Mothereffer]

Eddie said in an interview that "Fair Warning" STIFFED - his words - when it was first released. But recently he says many musicians come up to him and say the record was a major influence.

I for one rushed out and bought it and it always was my fave VH record next to the first one.

Every song on it is great - even the instrumental.

And the VH tour of '81 which I caught a glimpse of at Maple Leaf Gardens was amazing. Van Halen was riding a major wave at that point and were mere moments away from massive popularity.

Ya, you hit the ground runnin!

[flappo]

yeah , it is an amazing album

they seemed to make 3 amazing ones interspersed with 3 mediocre ones

vh1-grate
vh2-ok
wacf-grate


nah , thats a shit idea

hahah

whoops

[flappo]

ok , vh 2 and dd's covers sucked

apart from that the first 6 albums are easily the best american hard rock EVER recorded

[Diamondjimi]

Originally posted by Atomic_Rob
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Those videos you mentioned are legendry. The opening with Unchained and Dave doin the jump is fuckin brilliant. Its a shame that the sisters don't care enough about the fans to actually do the restoration just because there isn't anywhere near as much Roth stuff as there should be.

Ain't that the fuckin truth Mate !!!

[Rikk]

Originally posted by flappo
ok , vh 2 and dd's covers sucked

apart from that the first 6 albums are easily the best american hard rock EVER recorded

Yup. Pretty much hit it on the head.

The only great debate some of us have is VH1 vs. FAIR WARNING vs. 1984. I go for 1984. I think it's the most creative. Some fans prefer the edge of FAIR WARNING. Some fans prefer the rawness of VH1. Those are the three most common "favorites" and there are fans that love two of those but detest the third one.

Me? I love every VH album. But the first is actually my least favorite of the six-pack. I think there were songs on the demos that were better, like BIG TROUBLES, SHE'S THE WOMAN, LET'S GET ROCKIN' or PUT OUT THE LIGHTS.

[BIG GOOSE]

Originally posted by Bill Lumbergh
Oh, then you agree with Rikk!

[Seshmeister]

Originally posted by Nickdfresh
I also haven't voted for you yet Mr. Lumberg. That shall be rectified!

Can you burn me that Frankie Goes to Hollywood boot you have? I'll trade you that for a copy of my 'Live Without a Net' DVD!

P.S. Sorry about the Bonds comment, I was way out of line!

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[Nickdfresh]

Originally posted by Seshmeister [/b]

Hey Sesh, your kid has a message for you from me!Cheers!

[DrMaddVibe]

Somebody say Fair Warning....

[DavidLeeNatra]

hope that dime's killer has no brother reading this...

[tjvhou812]

fair warning great cd period