Unreleased CVH Tracks Should Be Redone For The New VH Album

[Dave's Bitch]

If "She's the Woman" and "Tattoo" sample sound like Lexus to you, then it's your problem

Sounded pretty tight to me

[if6was9]

I found your picture online if6was9, nice hat!

And I've found a picture of your condom, Unchainme.



What size is it? Army size?

[Unchainme]

If "She's the Woman" and "Tattoo" sample sound like Lexus to you, then it's your problem

Honestly, would you buy this album (opinion based on the available samples) if it wasn't Van Halen???

Mr. Madison, what you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.

[Unchainme]

Sounded pretty tight to me

And she knows her metal!

[if6was9]

Ok, so go away and come back after it's release and write up your personal review.

That's what most of us should do.

POST #300

[FORD]

Since you insist

I've listened very carefully to the bass in both versions of "She's the Woman". It's almost the same line (not identical but very close). On the one hand this is understandable since this is an old track. On the other hand, this is a new version from 2012, so I was expecting an input from the new member of the band.

Which leads me to the question: how much of Wolf is there in the basslines and how much of Ed? Is Wolf a full-fledged member of VH or is he playing only what Ed tells him to play? I certainly hope it's the first option, mostly because I don't want this album to be another Eddie's solo project. We've heard enough of his "solo" 5150 music in the last 20 years.

As opposed to what, exactly?

Every Van Halen song was written by David Lee Roth & Eddie Van Halen. Michael A. Sobolewski didn't have any more input into the music than Wolf does. So I'm not sure what the Hell you're so upset about.

[Unchainme]

And I've found a picture of your condom, Unchainme.



What size is it? Army size?

Seems that someone's quite focused on another man's gear.

projecting are we?

[nitroDave23]

The only one that I've seen complaining so far is a rabid Hagar sheep, and that's only because his cheddar idol isn't screeching about love and all that jive on this VH record.

Exactly who I was referring too.....fucking ass hole.

(if6was9)

[DONNIEP]

And I thought Heater was annoying...

[VH Drummer]

On the Simmons demo I was never a huge fan of "She's the Woman" but at the club it sounded great! I gained a lot of respect for Wolf--the kid has definitely improved his playing. I wouldn't mind seeing a reworked "Babe Don't Leave Me Alone" or "Big Trouble." Those have always been my two favorite demos.

[nitroDave23]

I gained a lot of respect for Wolf--the kid has definitely improved his playing.

Me too,that short clip GEM posted of She's The Woman made me accept Wolfe...I can finally see the Van Halen in him,

Thank God he can play....was worried before hand If I'm honest.

No doubt in my mind he's gonna kill it now on Tour, and his Backing vocals where good too.

Didn't think he had it in him.

[Little Texan]

Thank God he can play....was worried before hand If I'm honest.

Didn't think he had it in him.

How could he not? After all, he's got Ed's blood flowin' through his veins and he's a multi-instrumentalist like the old man. He obviously inherited Ed's music gene.

[Zing!]

So happy Bullethead is getting an official release! That She's The Woman is also included, plus a probable reworking of another oldie in Tattoo - I am more than satisfied. I do think 13 tracks is a bit much - that leaves the door wide open for filler tracks that should have been cut (a classic VH album should have no more than 10 tracks in my opinion), but who knows - the Beatles were able to pull off 13+ tracks on a regular basis. I'm already bracing myself for the fact that there might be a couple of tunes that don't click with me - a first with Roth-era VH. I pretty much love every song on every album from 78-84. I honestly want to love every track on this disk, but being realistic, 13 tracks is a tall order for batting .1000 on awesome songs. Based on Dave's humble demeanor at the Wha? gig and how truly happy and content he seems - I'm willing to cut an awful lot of slack for A Different Kind of Truth.

[redfire]

As "awesome" as the original version? I think it was turned into "Mean Street" because it wasn't that awesome.

Voodoo Queen was turned into Mean Street. She's the Woman only provided the bad ass breakdown and solo.

[sadaist]

....... Roth-era VH. I pretty much love every song on every album from 78-84. I honestly want to love every track on this disk, but being realistic, 13 tracks is a tall order for batting .1000 on awesome songs. Based on Dave's humble demeanor at the Wha? gig and how truly happy and content he seems - I'm willing to cut an awful lot of slack for A Different Kind of Truth.

It sure feels fucking great to be in a Roth era again (or finally for younger fans).

I agree with you. If we get 5-6 barnburners and the rest so so, i think everyone will be elated.