David Lee Roth or Sammy Hagar?

[TexasBuck]

Roth and it's not even close. The first several VH albums are classics. The Van Hagar albums are just good to OK. Hagar's lyrics usually sound like they came from Hallmark cards. (Why Can't This Be Love, Don't Tell Me What Love Can do, How Will I know When it's Love, Can't Stop Loving You, Love Walks In...)

 

[AKAK]

This thread gets bumped with spam... and then... we're discussing it because of that and no elitist prick has infracted it yet?

God, we're slipping.

 

[Jake]

Roth and it's not even close.

This.

Van Hagar was a pussified version of Van Halen and Sammy couldn't carry a tune on his best day. He just screams.

 

[knapplc]

When I first voted DLR was losing. I am happy to see that all is once again right with the world.

 

[ulukinatme]

Theres a t-shirt that can solve this puzzle:

 

[MaliBuckeye]

Theres a t-shirt that can solve this puzzle:

And only one comment in return.

 

[SmoovP]

"Money can't buy you happiness, but it can buy you a big enough boat to sail right up next to it."

~ David Lee Roth

 

[sparcboxbuck]

In my mind Van Halen ceased to exist after Roth left even though he was a total douche bag.

QFT. I may go so far as to say that shark jumping took place in the studio after the first four VH albums.

Tho I am a big fan of Cabo Wabo. And I don't mind SH... Just not in VH.

Either way, I'd party with both of them.

 

[DubCoffman62]

QFT. I may go so far as to say that shark jumping took place in the studio after the first four VH albums.

Tho I am a big fan of Cabo Wabo. And I don't mind SH... Just not in VH.

Either way, I'd party with both of them.

Yes, Diver Down was the beginning of the end. Good album but you could tell they were going for more radio play. 1984 was a monster, one of the best albums of all time, but when I first heard Jump my heart sank because I knew the VH that I used to know was gone forever.