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paulyc
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VH I is the epitome of rock guitar tone. Period. My .02.
paulyc":2rl401jg said:VH I is the epitome of rock guitar tone. Period. My .02.
paulyc":pwumyh5j said:VH1 stands on it's own as different enough from II, Women, and Fair Warning. The chorus started on II and was silly by 1984...
metalmaniac93":281cpkj3 said:paulyc":281cpkj3 said:VH1 stands on it's own as different enough from II, Women, and Fair Warning. The chorus started on II and was silly by 1984...
Yeah VH1 is defintely different, but they all kick ass!!! VH1 could never be recreated though I assume?
Yes, I agree, Mean Street and anything from VHI, II, WACF, FW is some of if not the best music ever released...charveldan":3hha0w5q said:ChadVanHalen":3hha0w5q said:I'll take 5150 over 1984 anyday... Except Panama and Teacher...charveldan":3hha0w5q said:worst evh era ...
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UVguy":k7ojnv2i said:
paulyc":bbrsuggq said:I never said I didn't like Van Hagar...the tunes are still by Ed after all...but tone for tone, I like the DLR era best. I think his actual soloing and innovation had become stale by 5150 as well, just my .02
The chorus had been there since VHII, what I hate is the harmonizer that started on 5150 and the fizzy, super high gain of F.U.C.K.
And say what you want about VHIII with Gary Cherone...the album wasn't the best, but that was the best tour I've seen yet (starting with 5150). I didn't see the last one, but I've seen enough YT clips that it didn't matter to me to go. Gary singing "Unchained" and "Mean Street" was worth the price of admission alone...far, far better than either Dave or Sammy.