The Sheep Pen

[baltimoreoriole]

Originally posted by MAX
Dave has a zest for life while Ed has a hate of his. All of you sheep say that Dave is washed up, blah, blah.......

Well, at least he does what he wants to do and is lucky enough to be financially sound enough to do it. Meanwhile, Ed could NOT write a song worth a shit to bless thousands of restaurant patrons in his current drunken stoopers anywhere in the Continental U.S.!!!!!

Dave.....zest for life?
Ed....hates his?

Dave......financially sound?
Ed.......can't write a song?

How much time did you spend talking to these guys to develop these conclusions?

[baltimoreoriole]

Originally posted by MAX
Not true tool,

We're just not fucking sheep like you defending both anything and everything the Lying Dutchmen do. Those three new songs.....Fuck, you can honestly tell me with a straight face that they were even above sub-par? THEY FUCKING SUCKED!!!!!!

I'm a fan of Dave not only for his music but he's a type A personality much like myself. I like to seek out new adventures and LEARN!!!! Not settle and seek mediocrity on a personal level. Strive for the best within yourself. My fraternity had a stellar motto and here's a part of it:

"A man of zeal, yet humble...."

Work hard, play hard and stay hard as opposed to getting shitty and flicking water on people and dressing like a stinking bum.

Allright wiseass, why don't you enlighten me as to you (type-A personality) insists to follow a has been.

[MAX]

Originally posted by Rikk
(BTW...this is my 4000th post!!! )

Here's a slice of humble pie........:p

Eat it and Smile!!!!

[MAX]

Originally posted by baltimoreoriole
Allright wiseass, why don't you enlighten me as to you (type-A personality) insists to follow a has been.

Easy enough fuckstick..........

Because I'm a fan and have been for twenty plus years. Why the fuck are you here?

[DeadOrAlive]

Congradulations Rikk!!!

[DeadOrAlive]

Hey, i just did post #5555 on the sheep pen!!!

[baltimoreoriole]

Originally posted by MAX
Easy enough fuckstick..........

Because I'm a fan and have been for twenty plus years. Why the fuck are you here?

Well it started the night that a rumor went around about Van Halen was playing at Camden Yards. I madea couple of posts.

I was on one night and saw "Panamark" making some post saying that "I'm gonna sticky this....music to my ears......read em a weep...."

Well, he was talking about an interview where Hagar was quoted as saying that after the tour was over, it was over. I guess it pissed me off that anyone, who gives a rats ass about people and the band that made DLR famous in the eighties, would revel in the negative news.

So I posted my thread. Well it was removed. So I did not come back for a few weeks. I later found the thread w/ a number of disparaging comments about me.

Well, fuck off, I returned the favor.

I have since apologized to Mark and his girlfriend.

But I have to admit, the reason why I continue to come back is that this is actually enjoyable.

Watching individuals follow a loser like DLR kinda reminds me of my own shortcomings of being a Orioles and Redskins fan. Talk about rooting for the loosing side.

So I know how you feel. You want to support the guy who WAS great. You WANT him back in the VH fold. But the potential of this happening is very small.

What keeps me coming back is how you take this shit so seriously.

[baltimoreoriole]

Van Halen
Released: February, 1978
US: 10x Platinum
Billboard peak: # 19
Tracks: "Runnin' With The Devil" - "Eruption" - "You Really Got Me" - "Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love" - "I'm The One" - "Jamie's Cryin'" - "Atomic Punk" - "Feel Your Love Tonight" - "Little Dreamer" - "Ice Cream Man" - "On Fire"

Van Halen II
Released: March, 1979
US: 5x Platinum
Billboard peak: # 6
Tracks: "You're No Good" - "Dance The Night Away" - "Somebody Get Me A Doctor" - "Bottoms Up" - "Outta Love Again" - "Light Up The Sky" - "Spanish Fly" - "D.O.A." - "Women In Love" - "Beautiful Girls"

Women & Children First
Released: March, 1980
US: 3x Platinum
Billboard peak: # 6
Tracks: "And The Cradle Will Rock..." - "Everybody Wants Some" - "Fools" - "Romeo Delight" - "Tora! Tora!" - "Loss Of Control" - "Take Your Whiskey Home" - "Could This Be Magic?" - "In A Simple Rhyme"

Fair Warning
Released: April, 1981
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard peak: # 5
Rolling Stone review:
Tracks: "Mean Street" - "Dirty Movies" - "Sinner's Swing" - "Hear About It Late" - "Unchained" - "Push Comes To Shove" - "So This Is Love?" - "Sunday Afternoon In The Park" - "One Foot Out The Door"

Diver Down
Released: April, 1982
US: 4x Platinum
Billboard peak: # 3
Rolling Stone review:
Tracks: "Where Have All The Good Times Gone?" - "Hang 'Em High" - "Cathedral" - "Secrets" - "Intruder" - "(Oh) Pretty Woman" - "Dancing In The Street" - "Little Guitars" - "Big Bad Bill" - "Full Bug" - "Happy Trails"

1984
Released: January, 1984
US: 10x Platinum
Billboard peak: # 2
Rolling Stone review:
Tracks: "1984" - "Jump" - "Panama" - "Top Jimmy" - "Drop Dead Legs" - "Hot For Teacher" - "I'll Wait" - "Girl Gone Bad" - "House Of Pain"

5150
Released: March, 1986
US: 6x Platinum
Billboard peak: # 1 (for 3 weeks)
Tracks: "Good Enough" - "Why Can't This Be Love?" - "Get Up" - "Dreams" - "Summer Nights" - "Best Of Both Worlds" - "Love Walks In" - "5150" - "Inside"

OU812
Released: May, 1988
US: 4x Platinum
Billboard peak: # 1 (for 4weeks)
Rolling Stone review:
Tracks: "Mine All Mine" - "When It's Love" - "A.F.U. (Naturally Wired)" - "Cabo Wabo" - "Source Of Infection" - "Feels So Good" - "Finish What Ya Started" - "Black And Blue" - "Sucker In A 3 Piece" - "Apolitical Blues"

For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge
Released: June, 1991
US: 3x Platinum
Billboard peak: # 1 (for 3 weeks)
Rolling Stone review:
Tracks: "Poundcake" - "Judgement Day" - "Spanked" - "Runaround" - "Pleasure Dome" - "In 'N' Out" - "Man On A Mission" - "Dream Is Over" - "Right Now" - "316" - "Top Of The World"

Van Halen Live: Right Here, Right Now
Released: February, 1993
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard peak: # 5
Live Tracks: "Poundcake" - "Judgement Day" - "When It's Love" - "Spanked" - "Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love" - "In 'N' Out" - "Dreams" - "Man On A Mission" - "Ultra Bass" - "Pleasure Dome / Drum Solo" - "Panama" - "Love Walks In" - "Runaround" - "Right Now" - "One Way To Rock" - "Why Can't This Be Love?" - "Give To Live" - "Finish What Ya Started" - "Best Of Both Worlds" - "316" - "You Really Got Me / Cabo Wabo" - "Won't Get Fooled Again" - "Jump" - "Top Of The World"

Balance
Released: January, 1995
US: 3x Platinum
Billboard peak: # 1 (for 1 week)
Tracks: "Seventh Seal" - "Can't Stop Loving You" - "Don't Tell Me (What Love Can Do)" - "Amsterdam" - "Big Fat Money" - "Strung Out" - "Not Enough" - "Aftershock" - "Doin' Time" - "Baluchitherium" - "Take Me Back (Deja Vu)" - "Feelin'"

The Best Of Van Halen, Vol. 1
Released: October, 1996
US: 3x Platinum
Billboard peak: # 1 (for 1 week)
Tracks: "Eruption" - "Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love" - "Runnin' With The Devil" - "Dance The Night Away"- "And The Cradle Will Rock..." - "Unchained" - "Jump" - "Panama" - "Why Can't This Be Love?" - "Dreams" - "When It's Love" - "Poundcake" - "Right Now" - "Can't Stop Loving You" - "Humans Being" - "Can't Get This Stuff No More"- "Me Wise Magic"

Van Halen III
Released: March, 1998
US: Gold
Billboard peak: # 4
Rolling Stone review:

Tracks: "Neworld" - "Without You" - "One I Want" - "From Afar" - "Dirty Water Dog" - "Once" - "Fire In The Hole" - "Josephina" - "Year To The Day" - "Primary" - "Ballot Or The Bullet" - "How Many Say I"

The Best Of Both Worlds
Released: July, 2004
US: Platinum
Billboard peak: # 3
Rolling Stone:
Tracks: "Eruption" - "You Really Got Me" - "Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love" - "Jamie's Cryin'" - "Runnin' With The Devil" - "Beautiful Girls" - "Dance The Night Away" - "And The Cradle Will Rock..." - "Everybody Wants Some" - "Unchained" - "Dancing In The Street" - "(Oh) Pretty Woman" - "Hot For Teacher" - "Jump" - "Panama" - "I'll Wait" - "Why Can't This Be Love" - "Dreams" - "Best Of Both Worlds" - "Love Walks In" - "When It's Love" - "Finish What Ya Started" - "Feels So Good" - "Black And Blue" - "Poundcake" - "Runaround" - "Right Now" - "Top Of The World" - "Can't Stop Loving You" - "Not Enough" - "It's About Time" - "Learning To See" - "Up For Breakfast" - "Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love" (live) - "Jump" (live) - "Panama" (live)

"Clearly, the band was just as successful with Hagar. Whoever doesn't see that is just in denial. As a matter of fact, the band never had a #1 album until Hagar joined the band. With Hagar it was about the music, with Dave it was about the excess."

Quote from a friend on my Redskins website.........

[Rikk]

Originally posted by DeadOrAlive
Congradulations Rikk!!!

Much obliged.

[Denny]

Originally posted by baltimoreoriole
Van Halen
Released: February, 1978
US: 10x Platinum
Billboard peak: # 19
Tracks: "Runnin' With The Devil" - "Eruption" - "You Really Got Me" - "Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love" - "I'm The One" - "Jamie's Cryin'" - "Atomic Punk" - "Feel Your Love Tonight" - "Little Dreamer" - "Ice Cream Man" - "On Fire"

Van Halen II
Released: March, 1979
US: 5x Platinum
Billboard peak: # 6
Tracks: "You're No Good" - "Dance The Night Away" - "Somebody Get Me A Doctor" - "Bottoms Up" - "Outta Love Again" - "Light Up The Sky" - "Spanish Fly" - "D.O.A." - "Women In Love" - "Beautiful Girls"

Women & Children First
Released: March, 1980
US: 3x Platinum
Billboard peak: # 6
Tracks: "And The Cradle Will Rock..." - "Everybody Wants Some" - "Fools" - "Romeo Delight" - "Tora! Tora!" - "Loss Of Control" - "Take Your Whiskey Home" - "Could This Be Magic?" - "In A Simple Rhyme"

Fair Warning
Released: April, 1981
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard peak: # 5
Rolling Stone review:
Tracks: "Mean Street" - "Dirty Movies" - "Sinner's Swing" - "Hear About It Late" - "Unchained" - "Push Comes To Shove" - "So This Is Love?" - "Sunday Afternoon In The Park" - "One Foot Out The Door"

Diver Down
Released: April, 1982
US: 4x Platinum
Billboard peak: # 3
Rolling Stone review:
Tracks: "Where Have All The Good Times Gone?" - "Hang 'Em High" - "Cathedral" - "Secrets" - "Intruder" - "(Oh) Pretty Woman" - "Dancing In The Street" - "Little Guitars" - "Big Bad Bill" - "Full Bug" - "Happy Trails"

1984
Released: January, 1984
US: 10x Platinum
Billboard peak: # 2
Rolling Stone review:
Tracks: "1984" - "Jump" - "Panama" - "Top Jimmy" - "Drop Dead Legs" - "Hot For Teacher" - "I'll Wait" - "Girl Gone Bad" - "House Of Pain"

5150
Released: March, 1986
US: 6x Platinum
Billboard peak: # 1 (for 3 weeks)
Tracks: "Good Enough" - "Why Can't This Be Love?" - "Get Up" - "Dreams" - "Summer Nights" - "Best Of Both Worlds" - "Love Walks In" - "5150" - "Inside"

OU812
Released: May, 1988
US: 4x Platinum
Billboard peak: # 1 (for 4weeks)
Rolling Stone review:
Tracks: "Mine All Mine" - "When It's Love" - "A.F.U. (Naturally Wired)" - "Cabo Wabo" - "Source Of Infection" - "Feels So Good" - "Finish What Ya Started" - "Black And Blue" - "Sucker In A 3 Piece" - "Apolitical Blues"

For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge
Released: June, 1991
US: 3x Platinum
Billboard peak: # 1 (for 3 weeks)
Rolling Stone review:
Tracks: "Poundcake" - "Judgement Day" - "Spanked" - "Runaround" - "Pleasure Dome" - "In 'N' Out" - "Man On A Mission" - "Dream Is Over" - "Right Now" - "316" - "Top Of The World"

Van Halen Live: Right Here, Right Now
Released: February, 1993
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard peak: # 5
Live Tracks: "Poundcake" - "Judgement Day" - "When It's Love" - "Spanked" - "Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love" - "In 'N' Out" - "Dreams" - "Man On A Mission" - "Ultra Bass" - "Pleasure Dome / Drum Solo" - "Panama" - "Love Walks In" - "Runaround" - "Right Now" - "One Way To Rock" - "Why Can't This Be Love?" - "Give To Live" - "Finish What Ya Started" - "Best Of Both Worlds" - "316" - "You Really Got Me / Cabo Wabo" - "Won't Get Fooled Again" - "Jump" - "Top Of The World"

Balance
Released: January, 1995
US: 3x Platinum
Billboard peak: # 1 (for 1 week)
Tracks: "Seventh Seal" - "Can't Stop Loving You" - "Don't Tell Me (What Love Can Do)" - "Amsterdam" - "Big Fat Money" - "Strung Out" - "Not Enough" - "Aftershock" - "Doin' Time" - "Baluchitherium" - "Take Me Back (Deja Vu)" - "Feelin'"

The Best Of Van Halen, Vol. 1
Released: October, 1996
US: 3x Platinum
Billboard peak: # 1 (for 1 week)
Tracks: "Eruption" - "Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love" - "Runnin' With The Devil" - "Dance The Night Away"- "And The Cradle Will Rock..." - "Unchained" - "Jump" - "Panama" - "Why Can't This Be Love?" - "Dreams" - "When It's Love" - "Poundcake" - "Right Now" - "Can't Stop Loving You" - "Humans Being" - "Can't Get This Stuff No More"- "Me Wise Magic"

Van Halen III
Released: March, 1998
US: Gold
Billboard peak: # 4
Rolling Stone review:

Tracks: "Neworld" - "Without You" - "One I Want" - "From Afar" - "Dirty Water Dog" - "Once" - "Fire In The Hole" - "Josephina" - "Year To The Day" - "Primary" - "Ballot Or The Bullet" - "How Many Say I"

The Best Of Both Worlds
Released: July, 2004
US: Platinum
Billboard peak: # 3
Rolling Stone:
Tracks: "Eruption" - "You Really Got Me" - "Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love" - "Jamie's Cryin'" - "Runnin' With The Devil" - "Beautiful Girls" - "Dance The Night Away" - "And The Cradle Will Rock..." - "Everybody Wants Some" - "Unchained" - "Dancing In The Street" - "(Oh) Pretty Woman" - "Hot For Teacher" - "Jump" - "Panama" - "I'll Wait" - "Why Can't This Be Love" - "Dreams" - "Best Of Both Worlds" - "Love Walks In" - "When It's Love" - "Finish What Ya Started" - "Feels So Good" - "Black And Blue" - "Poundcake" - "Runaround" - "Right Now" - "Top Of The World" - "Can't Stop Loving You" - "Not Enough" - "It's About Time" - "Learning To See" - "Up For Breakfast" - "Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love" (live) - "Jump" (live) - "Panama" (live)

"Clearly, the band was just as successful with Hagar. Whoever doesn't see that is just in denial. As a matter of fact, the band never had a #1 album until Hagar joined the band. With Hagar it was about the music, with Dave it was about the excess."

Quote from a friend on my Redskins website.........

Go Fuck Your Mother..........I forgot you already did and she wasn't that good (:

[Rikk]

B.O....your 15 minutes of fame are over. Get back in your fucking cot, shut the fuck up and when you're done your week as SOTW, get the fuck out of here.

[MAX]

Originally posted by baltimoreoriole
Dave.....zest for life?

Let's see Dave is now a certified EMT at 50 years old.
Dave also is a very advanced martial artist, in shape, kayaks, rock-climbs, travels extensively and recently played to 4000 plus with no new album to promote.

Ed....hates his?

Wife dumped his pathetic ass after 20 years of marriage, blesses people with water in drunken stoopers, has "ten albums" worth of "new" material and puts out three of the absolute WORST material he's EVER released, had cancer which lead to the partial removal of his tongue yet STILL smokes, looks like a friggin bum and on and on......

Dave......financially sound?

Manhattan is not cheap and especially if his only income were from his VOLUNTEER WORK as an E.M.T. I forgot, he also still has a home in Pasadena, right?

Ed.......can't write a song?

Well, he hasn't since 1996.

How much time did you spend talking to these guys to develop these conclusions?

Just observations and opinions..........

[MAX]

Originally posted by baltimoreoriole
Watching individuals follow a loser like DLR kinda reminds me of my own shortcomings of being a Orioles and Redskins fan. Talk about rooting for the loosing side.

Jeeze,

A "loser" now aye? He's accomplished more in his life that you will ever dream of doing and I'm not referring to his tenure in Van Halen.

[baltimoreoriole]

Originally posted by MAX
Jeeze,

A "loser" now aye? He's accomplished more in his life that you will ever dream of doing and I'm not referring to his tenure in Van Halen.

Again assmunch (may I use munchy for short??)

I do not have a fucking fan site. Three kids and a successful American life, yes. But no fucking fan site. See, to make this comparison between me and DLR you would have to stretch. Like DLR goes from top of the world to a failed Vegas line Singer. To me that would be go from President of a company to a janitor.

I am comfortable in my shoes. When you look at DLR, do you REALLY think he is comfortable in his. STFU, you can see how this fucker has lived his life and KNOW he is an attention hound. Pretty soon, the attention will be extinguished completely.

DLR is a freak show and I'll bet more people go to see him as a circus act that as an artist. But go ahead, you guys keep the dream alive......

[MAX]

Well Body Odor,

This IS a David Lee Roth fan site and we come here to rap about him. Dave once said during VH's peak of popularity thet "Rock bands are like barking dogs who chase cars.......They don't last too long." So fucking what? I'm also a father and have a successful life financially and that's neither here nor there.

I'll bet there are probably Doors message boards, right? Why don't you bail over there and let them all know that Morrison is dead. Or go and announce your brilliant discovery to Elvis fans. Please, enlighten them.

I could give a flying fuck if Dave ever plays with Van Halen again. I chill here cos 99.9% of us share a common bond. The fucking music and what it means to us so go climb a tree or try something the least bit productive. Why the fuck do you give such a shit about us?

Love,

"Munchie"