I'm in mourning

[Sensible Shoes]

Have a little mean ass guitar in the mean time and I'll send the faks an email/fair warning.

I don't THINK that's a lyric, so I'm going to say, thank you, humbly, thank you.

[ThrillsNSpills]

[ThrillsNSpills]

listen to that 10 times and complain about it.

[ThrillsNSpills]

quite the screechfest

[Sensible Shoes]

I'll just complain about the freeze sitting there. If I have to read his damned lyrics, why the HELL do i haave to look at him?

[ZahZoo]

Come on guys... it ain't that bad. What's wrong with y'all?

Say live and let live, so quick to judge
Slow to forgive, when you're holding a grudge
Don't always believe, all you need is love
How many, how many, say I

[chefcraig]

I always thought that song sounded more like mid-80's KISS than Van Hagar. I could actually picture Stanley Eisen singing it while checking out the dick of the guy next to him in the men's room.

Apparently Bruce Kulick played guitar on it, which would explain the KISS factor.

Try this for a KISS sound-alike, particularly when the "If heavy is the weight of the world" part kicks in. If that isn't Paul Stanley, then I'm Abe Vigoda.

Kulick and Bolton were in a short-lived band called Black Jack, which wasn't completely terrible. The thing is, it served as the testing grounds for Bolton while he perfected his overblown foghorn singing style.

[ThrillsNSpills]

They took the riff from Stompin 8H , sucked the great out of it, and made dirty water dog, where it sounds like Ed's kicked over a beer bottle in the beginning.

[kwame k]

just like a trainwreck. hey kwame!!!!

Agreed

[Seshmeister]

Try this for a KISS sound-alike, particularly when the "If heavy is the weight of the world" part kicks in. If that isn't Paul Stanley, then I'm Abe Vigoda.

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Another shit 'Van Halen' song without Roth I'd never heard before.

I'm starting to notice a pattern here...

[binnie]

Oh dear Christ!

It's like stumbling into a madhouse.

[kwame k]