Is this not the worst Van Halen song ever?

[Seshmeister]

Has anyone got a recording of the bit where Stern lets Roth hear 'How Many Say I' ? I remember listening to that years ago, funny stuff.

[chefcraig]

Has anyone got a recording of the bit where Stern lets Roth hear 'How Many Say I' ? I remember listening to that years ago, funny stuff.

It used to be here: DLR AUDIO INTERVIEWS, so there is a possibility someone around here might still have it laying around.

[hambon4lif]

Has anyone got a recording of the bit where Stern lets Roth hear 'How Many Say I' ? I remember listening to that years ago, funny stuff.

Roth said it sounded like "hot water being poured on a cat" if I remember correctly.....

[Seshmeister]

The remarkable thing is that he pours hot water on the cat for over 6 fucking minutes!

[Seshmeister]

It used to be here: DLR AUDIO INTERVIEWS, so there is a possibility someone around here might still have it laying around.

That's where I heard it first time around 2001 or something but that page is long since become internet archaeology. If you struggle through it to a link to anything it is always dead.

[BITEYOASS]

More like "How many say LIE!"

[lztom]

Incredible that the two or three minutes the classic line up was onstage at the MTV Awards (probably the last time they'll ever be on stage together) was a million times more entertaining than the entire Spudnuts and Cherone eras.

Even more incredible that the brothers were so deluded that they thought they could tease a CVH reunion, then get away with spEd sat banging away at a piano like your retarded cousin in the mental home.

[Diamondjimi]

[FORD]

There was a lot of mediocre, forgettable stuff recorded during the Van Hagar era and most of VH3 but I think the worst in order is:

How Many Say I
Up For Breakfast
Man on a Mission
In n' Out
Right Now (not bad musically but awful lyrics)

The only CVH song I can't stand listening to is Dancing in the Streets

How did you forget "Cheese Comes Walking In"?? I still don't know how that could even legally be labeled "Van Halen" without Eddie playing guitar on the piece of shit. And Hagar was an even worse substitute guitarist for Ed than he was a substitute frontman!

[Anonymous]

I haven't listened to 'How Many Say I', or any of the other songs mentioned in this thread, & frankly, I don't think I ever will.

You see, of all the albums I've listened throughout me life, I can remember bits & pieces of even the lamest ones, but from FUCK - the only VH album I listened to without Roth - the ONLY bit I can remember is Eddie V.'s Black & Decker intro.

The rest of the album was uninteresting enuff to put me off VH for the next decade or so, when I decided to give it another go. Fortunately, I did so with Fair Warning.

Yeah... I don't think I'll be listening to Eddie V. without Roth anytime soon.

It's not that it sucks.

It's just that it's a waste of time, like watching a dog take a shit.

Cheers! :bottle:

[Halen High]

How did you forget "Cheese Comes Walking In"?? I still don't know how that could even legally be labeled "Van Halen" without Eddie playing guitar on the piece of shit. And Hagar was an even worse substitute guitarist for Ed than he was a substitute frontman!

Your right! How did I forget that?

Another shocker was 'Feels So Good' off OU812.