Best Van Halen album

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donbarzini":35l4brg3 said:
Randy Van Sykes":35l4brg3 said:
donbarzini":35l4brg3 said:
Randy Van Sykes":35l4brg3 said:
I was backing up my VH collection and I can fit all of the DLR material on just 3 CD's.
A VH greatest hits collection that was a double disc would fit every song if you leave off the covers they didn't write.
Wimpy ass bandits....you call 32 minutes an album?!!!
Every album had 22 minutes of new material...8 minutes of covers...and 2 minutes of YEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAA! But it was great! :D

I would listen to any ghey cover they did with Dave (Dancing in the Streets) over any Sammy (Jimmy Buffet wannabe, yellow mop top, beet red face due to screaming at the top of my lungs) Hagar tune, especially "Right Now" :thumbsdown:
Ah, I've found your Kryptonite.


queerness

This one's for Sammy.

 
Don't hear any love for 1984. Great album and I thought his tone was killer on that as well. Drop Dead Legs anyone?
 
victim5150":1ejr4kr8 said:
Don't hear any love for 1984. Great album and I thought his tone was killer on that as well. Drop Dead Legs anyone?
i love that solo
 
victim5150":c6hvre8f said:
Don't hear any love for 1984. Great album and I thought his tone was killer on that as well. Drop Dead Legs anyone?
Absolutely...and the breakdown at the end of House of Pain is just an all time classic :thumbsup: ...
 
Bronco":24z2ga4p said:
victim5150":24z2ga4p said:
Don't hear any love for 1984. Great album and I thought his tone was killer on that as well. Drop Dead Legs anyone?
Absolutely...and the breakdown at the end of House of Pain is just an all time classic :thumbsup: ...

Top Jimmy! flat-out awesome clean tone and an example of making an alternative tuning work without really thinking about it. Every song on that album is a keeper, except I gotta say "I'll wait" is my worst roth-era song. Just don't like the keyboards on it.
 
donbarzini":2nvcdg5k said:
Randy Van Sykes":2nvcdg5k said:
donbarzini":2nvcdg5k said:
Randy Van Sykes":2nvcdg5k said:
I was backing up my VH collection and I can fit all of the DLR material on just 3 CD's.
A VH greatest hits collection that was a double disc would fit every song if you leave off the covers they didn't write.
Wimpy ass bandits....you call 32 minutes an album?!!!
Every album had 22 minutes of new material...8 minutes of covers...and 2 minutes of YEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAA! But it was great! :D

I would listen to any ghey cover they did with Dave (Dancing in the Streets) over any Sammy (Jimmy Buffet wannabe, yellow mop top, beet red face due to screaming at the top of my lungs) Hagar tune, especially "Right Now" :thumbsdown:
Ah, I've found your Kryptonite.


queerness
Well it's right up your dirt road then. :D

I could make a CD of Sammy songs I like, not near as good as DLR era, but not a complete right off either.

I'd take Sammy era VH over most of the tripe called rock released in the late eighties/early nineties.
Way tooo much 'She's My Cherry Pie' kind of stuff....the eighties needed to end right there I tell ya. The hair, the makeup, the clothes...what was next? ...every guy in the band get a breast job.
 
donbarzini":1dnq1y7p said:
MisterBulbous":1dnq1y7p said:
Every song on that album is a keeper, except I gotta say "I'll wait" is my worst roth-era song. Just don't like the keyboards on it.

you see, and I really like that song, it makes me happy
Does it make you dance?
 
Are you old guys forgetting that vh pioneered the concept of cover songs by doing the over-the-top supercharged guitar thing ???
 
i like the covers but the ones theypicked for diverdown are kinda cheese
 
1984 - it was entry point into VH for me, after that discovered VH1 and so it went from there.....
 
"In a simple rhyme", last track from WACF, is one of my favorite VH tunes. Not a well known tune, but I love it. They've probably never done it live.

Love all the DLR era albums. As far as best, can't choose between VH1, WCAF, Fair Warning, or 1984. I think VH II has just as much filler as Diver Down.
 
sah5150":2hh4xjf7 said:
Digital Jams":2hh4xjf7 said:
since Roth did it better than Van Halen could.
:hys: :hys: :hys: :lol: :LOL: :lol: :LOL: :lol: :LOL: :lol: :LOL: :bleh: :bleh: :bleh: :bleh: :loco: :loco: :loco: :jerkit: :jerkit: :jerkit: :gay:

Steve

Come on Steve...................5150 or Eatem?

Bought both albums, went to both shows which one was the Live without a Net show in New Haven and I could not find my 5150 album if my life depended on it. Billy was getting on my nerves with his shred bass though I will admit :lol: :LOL:

Ladies Night and Big Trouble >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>5150 :yes:

BTW will be needing some advice soon on EVH's detune as I have an H3000 coming :thumbsup:
 
Digital Jams":157lp9mz said:
Come on Steve...................5150 or Eatem?
Eatem, however, you said "Roth did it better than Van Halen could". Roth was better when Eddie was writing for him.

VHI >>>>>>>>> Eatem
VHII >>>>>>>>> Eatem
WACF >>>>>>>> Eatem
FW >>>>>>>>>> Eatem
DD >>>>>>>>>> Eatem
1984 >>>>>>>>> Eatem

Hence, my disdain... :lol: :LOL:

Digital Jams":157lp9mz said:
Bought both albums, went to both shows which one was the Live without a Net show in New Haven and I could not find my 5150 album if my life depended on it. Billy was getting on my nerves with his shred bass though I will admit :lol: :LOL:
Eatem tour >>>>>>>>>> 5150 tour.

BUT!

VHI Tour >>>>>>>>> Eatem Tour
VHII Tour >>>>>>>>> Eatem Tour
WACF Tour >>>>>>>> Eatem Tour
FW Tour >>>>>>>>>> Eatem Tour
DD Tour >>>>>>>>>> Eatem Tour
1984 Tour >>>>>>>>> Eatem Tour

Digital Jams":157lp9mz said:
Ladies Night and Big Trouble >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>5150 :yes:
Of course...

Digital Jams":157lp9mz said:
BTW will be needing some advice soon on EVH's detune as I have an H3000 coming :thumbsup:
Nice! I can hook you up. Just PM me...

Steve
 
sah5150":3bg9p1zt said:
Digital Jams":3bg9p1zt said:
Come on Steve...................5150 or Eatem?
Eatem, however, you said "Roth did it better than Van Halen could". Roth was better when Eddie was writing for him.

VHI >>>>>>>>> Eatem
VHII >>>>>>>>> Eatem
WACF >>>>>>>> Eatem
FW >>>>>>>>>> Eatem
DD >>>>>>>>>> Eatem
1984 >>>>>>>>> Eatem

Hence, my disdain... :lol: :LOL:

Digital Jams":3bg9p1zt said:
Bought both albums, went to both shows which one was the Live without a Net show in New Haven and I could not find my 5150 album if my life depended on it. Billy was getting on my nerves with his shred bass though I will admit :lol: :LOL:
Eatem tour >>>>>>>>>> 5150 tour.

BUT!

VHI Tour >>>>>>>>> Eatem Tour
VHII Tour >>>>>>>>> Eatem Tour
WACF Tour >>>>>>>> Eatem Tour
FW Tour >>>>>>>>>> Eatem Tour
DD Tour >>>>>>>>>> Eatem Tour
1984 Tour >>>>>>>>> Eatem Tour

Digital Jams":3bg9p1zt said:
Ladies Night and Big Trouble >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>5150 :yes:
Of course...

Digital Jams":3bg9p1zt said:
BTW will be needing some advice soon on EVH's detune as I have an H3000 coming :thumbsup:
Nice! I can hook you up. Just PM me...

Steve

Well entire catalogs yeah well......................well I have nothing to say :lol: :LOL:

After the breakup though and going by what their first efforts were knowing full well each one wanted to blow the other way Dave nailed it :thumbsup:

I am stoked about the Eventide, the magic box back then and now I have it to go with the SDE-3000 and SDX-330! Total Vai rack :rock:
 
I'd have to go with 1984. Great guitars, lots of great songs, and the timing for me was perfect. I was just getting into rock and roll at that point and the first two tapes I bought were 1984 and Shout at the Devil.
 
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