Dave's Best VH Vocal Studio Perfomance.

[Heater]

OK, I will start a thread I don't seem to recall seeing previously. Easy to read, not so easy to answer. What 1 song from the first 6 albums along with ADKOT is Dave's Best vocal performance? No "it's between 'x' and y' or if 'a' had the verse of 'q' it would be killer. Nope, what studio somg is Dave's best performance?

I'll start, and after takng it out for a windows down drive around my hood, i felt pretty badass. I think Dave's best performance on a VH record is "Mean Street".

[DLR Bridge]

Difficult indeed. Taking execution only into consideration here, I come up with I'm The One.

[BiG_Troubles]

OK, I will start a thread I don't seem to recall seeing previously. Easy to read, not so easy to answer. What 1 song from the first 6 albums along with ADKOT is Dave's Best vocal performance? No "it's between 'x' and y' or if 'a' had the verse of 'q' it would be killer. Nope, what studio somg is Dave's best performance?

I'll start, and after takng it out for a windows down drive around my hood, i felt pretty badass. I think Dave's best performance on a VH record is "Mean Street".

Id go with Women in Love

[Dave's Bitch]

Runnin' with the Devil

[hambon4lif]

Light Up The Sky

[Dave's Bitch]

hanbom4lif, I like your avatar

[perrin29]

Hear About It Later is one of my favourite vocals.

[Nigel]

Since you picked "Mean Street" which is my favorite from my fave album
I'll go with Fools from my second favorite album, cos it actually sounds LIVE just like the rest of the record.

[ELVIS]

Outta Love Again...

[Romeo Delight]

I think Dave was his strongest on Van Halen II. Hard to choose from that album...Apart from that Mean Street is so killer on many levels. So many interesting songwriting and vocals - Little Guitars, I'll Wait

[vandeleur]

Not my fav song but Dance the night away is a good example of daves vocal dynamics

[CreatureFrmTheC]

Secrets

[Kristy]

'Ain't Talking 'Bout Love'

All others were nothing more than homoerotica for his strange, strange fans.

[Jetstream]

"Push Comes to Shove" and "Easy Street"

[chefcraig]

"Could This Be Magic" from WACF. Raggedy, fun-filled, full of promise and humor, it helped define an attitude that set apart and above Van Halen from all other hard rock low lifers in the late 1970s. Take that Jourknee, Styxnks and REO Spentwagon...