DLRBAND 2 is in the can.

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Originally posted by General Hina
Dave is an idiot!! If he recorded a rock album but chose to release Diamond Dave then he is as crazy as EVH. If he is sitting on DLRBand 2 then maybe he should keep sitting as the 1st one sucked. I've said it before and I'll say it again... Dave has not released a good CD since ALAE back in 1991!!! That's 16 fucking years ago. I love that CD so much that I preordered the remastered version and hopefully it will arrive today!! Why hasn't DLR released a live CD from his past tours? If he's sounds so fucking great according to all you diehards then why hasn't he released a LIVE CD?

later assholes,
General Superior Hina

Wow, How charming you still are. First of all, there are those who do and dont like ALAE. I like DD. Most do not. Some here LOVE Black Sand and Damn Good. I think they are 2 of his weakest efforts. Im certainly not going to call someone an asshole for personal taste. Jesus man...Get a grip. Dave hasn't released a good CD FOR YOU in 16 years. He released a bluesy Diamond Dave for me and that wasnt long ago. Before that DLR Band was off the charts great! Again for some, not for all. You seem to be a dick, for the sole purpose of being a dick. Most of us "diehards" know you are just the shit stain of the internet underwear world so we tend to not get so worked up over your comments. In fact most of your ballber is rather ammusing at best and hardly worth the debate.

A Live CD? Dave isn't good "live" unless it's over produced and Dave doesn't like to over produce. Dave likes it raw and off the floor.

And I suppose that's a testament to his placement in rock n rape and roll.... He doesn't need the money bad enough to put out a live album with over dubs and mass production. He doesn't need to release a Best Of every second year either.

Check your hat and your facts at the door. They are both outdated.

BT

Over & well, still here....

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Originally posted by General Hina
Dave is an idiot!!
General Superior Hina

Right. Daves the idiot. That's why you are here using "Sting" as a reflection of who you want representing you, while his toes are in the sands of Rio, sipping Gin out of bikini clad twins. Gotcha.

ALAE? He'll be glad you bought it...Twice...And pre ordered his reissue. His drink is getting low. :D

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Disgusting SELLOUT (and I dont mean arenas)

2006 Livin' It Up!
2005 Live: Hallelujah [DualDisc]
2004 Not 4 Sale [Japan Bonus Track]
2004 Live: Hallelujah [Japan Bonus Track]
2003 Live: Hallelujah
2002 Not 4 Sale
2001 Ten 13 [Bonus Tracks]
2000 Ten 13
2000 Marching to Mars [Import Bonus Tracks]
1999 Red Voodoo
1997 Marching to Mars
1992 Red Hot
1989 Live - Very Live in Concert
1987 I Never Said Goodbye
1984 VOA
1984 Through the Fire
1983 Three Lock Box
1983 Live 1980
1982 Rematch & More
1982 Red Alert! Dial Nine
1981 Standing Hampton
1981 Musical Chairs
1980 Centre Hole
1979 Street Machine
1979 Danger Zone
1978 All Night Long
1977 Sammy Hagar [Bonus Track]
1977 Sammy Hagar Two
1977 Sammy Hagar
1977 Musical Chairs [Bonus Track]
1976 Nine on a Ten Scale

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Live
Live
Live
Best of
Best Of
Best Of
Live Best Of.... Blah...Garbage....


I will admit that I like 2 of his songs. Red is a good tune alas with ZERO meaning. Good riff. I also like Cruizin and Boozin'. Which I find ironic since he's so against drinking and driving... "Got JD in the backseat, we're drinking nothing but the best"...

Gee I thought his shit was the best?

Hmm...

Sounds like a con.

Raise your hands in the air and wave them like you just dont care. Somehow I picture QUITE A FEW ppl in the crowd raising their arms NOT GIVING A CARE for entirely different reasons than what he was hoping for.

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who da fak names a rock album "musical chairs"? besides Hammy Sagar

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For Hina and other DLR Band haters

David Lee Roth
DLR Band
Release Date: June 09, 1998
Label: Wawazat
Rating:


Following the disastrous near-reunion of Van Halen, David Lee Roth didn't lie down -- he wrote the vindictive, hilarious, near-brilliant memoir -Crazy From the Heat, compiled The Best for Rhino, and finally, assembled the DLR Band, his response to the Gary Cherone version of Van Halen. Where his former colleagues aimed at world domination and serious art with Van Halen III, Diamond Dave kept his aim low, turning in a sleazy little record that just wants to rock really hard. While Van Halen stumbled hard with their revamping, Roth succeeded in delivering a kind of miniature comeback. Granted, DLR Band didn't shake the charts, but it wasn't meant to be big; it's a record that was made with the fans in mind, and they should be pleased by its down-and-dirty attitude. This is the hardest Roth has rocked since Eat 'Em and Smile. The songs may not be as funny or memorable, and his new band doesn't reach the heights of Steve Vai and Billy Sheehan, but The DLR Band benefits from its modest scale. It succeeds on its own terms, delivering a selection of fine, spirited metal songs that finds Roth's charisma at a near peak. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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and one for Diamond Dave

David Lee Roth
Diamond Dave
Release Date: July 08, 2003
Label: Magna Carta
Rating:


Let's face it; David Lee Roth was the most exciting and entertaining singer to ever front Van Halen. And although his solo albums have not all been winners, at least he's been known to take chances and try new approaches with rock music (such as the entirely sung-in-Spanish Sonrisa Salvaje, the synth pop-ish Skyscraper, the Nile Rodgers-produced Your Filthy Little Mouth, etc.). For his 2003 release Diamond Dave, Roth uses the same approach he and his then-comrades in Van Halen followed on 1982's Diver Down -- an album consisting primarily of cover songs, with a few originals sprinkled in. As expected, the covers that work the best are the ones that aren't that well known, including the lead-off single "Shoo Bop" (a cover of Steve Miller's "Shu Ba Da Du Ma Ma Ma Ma") and a big band reading of a tune Van Halen covered way back when, "Ice Cream Man," while a few of the better-known songs (especially Jimi Hendrix's "If 6 Was 9") don't fare as well. Of course, Diamond Dave is no Fair Warning. But it's a hell of a whole lot more listenable than anything Van Halen has issued in ages (especially when compared to the 1998 atrocity Van Halen III). Greg Prato, All Music Guide

[General Hina]

Originally posted by Big Troubles
Right. Daves the idiot. That's why you are here using "Sting" as a reflection of who you want representing you, while his toes are in the sands of Rio, sipping Gin out of bikini clad twins. Gotcha.

ALAE? He'll be glad you bought it...Twice...And pre ordered his reissue. His drink is getting low. :D

My Sting avatar is just for laughs.

[General Hina]

Originally posted by Big Troubles
Disgusting SELLOUT (and I dont mean arenas)

2006 Livin' It Up!
2005 Live: Hallelujah [DualDisc]
2004 Not 4 Sale [Japan Bonus Track]
2004 Live: Hallelujah [Japan Bonus Track]
2003 Live: Hallelujah
2002 Not 4 Sale
2001 Ten 13 [Bonus Tracks]
2000 Ten 13
2000 Marching to Mars [Import Bonus Tracks]
1999 Red Voodoo
1997 Marching to Mars
1992 Red Hot
1989 Live - Very Live in Concert
1987 I Never Said Goodbye
1984 VOA
1984 Through the Fire
1983 Three Lock Box
1983 Live 1980
1982 Rematch & More
1982 Red Alert! Dial Nine
1981 Standing Hampton
1981 Musical Chairs
1980 Centre Hole
1979 Street Machine
1979 Danger Zone
1978 All Night Long
1977 Sammy Hagar [Bonus Track]
1977 Sammy Hagar Two
1977 Sammy Hagar
1977 Musical Chairs [Bonus Track]
1976 Nine on a Ten Scale

Japanese imports almost always have bonus tracks? What's your point? Sammy as a solo artist has released 3 times as many solo studio CDs as Dave. Why... Sammy is a musician. Dave is a frontman for someone elses music... Eddie's

[General Hina]

Originally posted by Big Troubles
and one for Diamond Dave

David Lee Roth
Diamond Dave
Release Date: July 08, 2003
Label: Magna Carta
Rating:


Let's face it; David Lee Roth was the most exciting and entertaining singer to ever front Van Halen. And although his solo albums have not all been winners, at least he's been known to take chances and try new approaches with rock music (such as the entirely sung-in-Spanish Sonrisa Salvaje, the synth pop-ish Skyscraper, the Nile Rodgers-produced Your Filthy Little Mouth, etc.). For his 2003 release Diamond Dave, Roth uses the same approach he and his then-comrades in Van Halen followed on 1982's Diver Down -- an album consisting primarily of cover songs, with a few originals sprinkled in. As expected, the covers that work the best are the ones that aren't that well known, including the lead-off single "Shoo Bop" (a cover of Steve Miller's "Shu Ba Da Du Ma Ma Ma Ma") and a big band reading of a tune Van Halen covered way back when, "Ice Cream Man," while a few of the better-known songs (especially Jimi Hendrix's "If 6 Was 9") don't fare as well. Of course, Diamond Dave is no Fair Warning. But it's a hell of a whole lot more listenable than anything Van Halen has issued in ages (especially when compared to the 1998 atrocity Van Halen III). Greg Prato, All Music Guide

Keep digging and you'll probably find a positive review for VH III.

Over & Out,
General Hina

[chi-town324]

POJO thats some funny shit!

[Terry]

Considering how much play and publicity the DLR Band album got (virtually nil), I suppose Dave thought a bunch of covers stood a better chance of getting heard.

[Loons The Great]

By later you mean you're gettin' lost?! Thank the La'wd above!! Law'd Law'd...

Originally posted by General Hina
Dave is an idiot!! If he recorded a rock album but chose to release Diamond Dave then he is as crazy as EVH. If he is sitting on DLRBand 2 then maybe he should keep sitting as the 1st one sucked. I've said it before and I'll say it again... Dave has not released a good CD since ALAE back in 1991!!! That's 16 fucking years ago. I love that CD so much that I preordered the remastered version and hopefully it will arrive today!! Why hasn't DLR released a live CD from his past tours? If he's sounds so fucking great according to all you diehards then why hasn't he released a LIVE CD?

later assholes,
General Superior Hina

YOU are the idiot!

David Lee Roth did a cameo on The Sopranos. Sammy Hagar did a cameo on Nash Bridges. 'Nuff said.

[DavidLeeNatra]

Originally posted by General Hina
I am here just for giving you laughs.

dave said about live albums..."it's the same with my pants...it's hard to squeeze it all in..."

[Dan]

Originally posted by General Hina
I'm here for giving Head and Hand jobs.

WTF?

You need help,General Herpes.