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Man, I try and block "Stand Up" from ever entering my head. 
The video is fucking hilarious. Bizarre when seen in retrospect.
The video is fucking hilarious. Bizarre when seen in retrospect.
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"What we've been doing, which is great and certainly cost saving, is I train in the sand pit in McDonald's. I do a few laps. I go through the tunnel a few times. The kids don't mind if I smoke. Plus, when I'm done, lunch is right there."- DLR 2003 -
Yeah thats where i first heard the song, from the video. LOL
Man it was a great laugh, but to get it out your head
"Are you ready for the new sensation!"Comment
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Where could I find the Vid for Stand Up?Comment
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I have no idea, but i saw it once o vh1 classic on rock festComment
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sweet man... I'm gonna have to order VH1Classic...Comment
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I dunno though. What pisses me off about that is channel is that they show all these other bootleg videos and the good ones hardly get played. I just wish they had a all classic VH/Dave video day so i could record it allComment
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I know what you mean. A vote for you because you agree with me!Comment
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Wow thanks. Heres one right back at you.Comment
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Sweet man. Thank you!Comment
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Couldn't agree more with you.Originally posted by Thetruthbaby
The album is waaaay too much S Vai and his ballsless guitar sound. Wild too because on EEASmile he sounded like a caged tiger ready to kill. After EEASmile I never liked Vai's guitar sound too much. Always sounded like he's running it through a synth which I don't like.
Skyscraper is one of the few Dave CDs I don't own. It's OK there are some really good songs there.
It reminds me of being in school and I was one of few people already into David Lee Roth and classic Van halen, then all of a sudden this album came out and everyone was into Skyscraper, Dave was really famous at this time in the UK.
Those were good times.Achtung Baby I say, I say...Comment
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Skyscraper is my favorite DLR solo CD. Everytime I hear it the quality hits me. It's about as good as '80's rock gets I think. I bought it when it came out in '88 and I still love it. I do understand why some people hate the production, but I really get a kick out of it.
If I ever needed to demonstrate the brilliance of Roth, I'd probably play them 'Hot dog and a shake'. One of Dave's finest moments in my opinion.
Great music for in the car too.Comment
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Yes it is.Comment
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Damn good times.Originally posted by secrets
Those were good times.
Hina and Damn Good are among my Roth solo-favorites.Comment
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to expand on my earlier post, Skyscraper is in my cd player right now... skyscraper, stand up, perfect timing are 3 of Daves best efforts. The only song on this disc that I dont really like as much as the others is Hot Dog and A Shake...Comment
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Hot Dog and a Shake has a really good solo though. Perfect timing is one of my favorites off of that album......."Is this just a passing fancy...."Comment
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