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David Lee Roth is quite frankly the worst lead singer of a major rock band ever. The only other lead worse that I can think of is Anthony Kiedis or whatever from RHCP but I do not consider them as a major band. The Sammy Hagar VH was a lot better lyrically and vocally.


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Underrated bands: Pavement, The Who, Gravity Kills and Vance Kelley and the Backstreet Blues Band


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David Lee Roth is quite frankly the worst lead singer of a major rock band ever. The only other lead worse that I can think of is Anthony Kiedis or whatever from RHCP but I do not consider them as a major band. The Sammy Hagar VH was a lot better lyrically and vocally.

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Sammy Hagar blows and David Lee Roth is rock n roll.


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Hagar was the better singer, but Roth was a way better front man

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Underrated bands: Pavement, The Who, Gravity Kills and Vance Kelley and the Backstreet Blues Band

Pavement is real good. My all time underrated band is FREE. All Right Now is not even that great a song but gets all the airplay. Listen to their albums or get Best Of Free and you will agree. Paul Rodgers at 18 and Paul Kossoff were the shit.


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David Lee Roth is quite frankly the worst lead singer of a major rock band ever. The only other lead worse that I can think of is Anthony Kiedis or whatever from RHCP but I do not consider them as a major band. The Sammy Hagar VH was a lot better lyrically and vocally.



Ever hear Vince Neil live Scooter?


Yes. He sucks too.


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Hagar was the better singer, but Roth was a way better front man


I agree but no contest as far as singing goes. Roth is bad.


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This is hilarious.

PLenty of bands that I love are, in my opinion, overrated.
Overrated in the sense that the media actually "rates" the bands.
Do I love Crooked Rain, or Soft bulletin? yeah, I do, do I think they are 5 star albums?, no I don't.

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rogers park bryan wrote:
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David Lee Roth is quite frankly the worst lead singer of a major rock band ever. The only other lead worse that I can think of is Anthony Kiedis or whatever from RHCP but I do not consider them as a major band. The Sammy Hagar VH was a lot better lyrically and vocally.

YOU MUST GE OUTCHO GODDAM MIND

Sammy Hagar blows and David Lee Roth sucks.

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This is hilarious.

PLenty of bands that I love are, in my opinion, overrated.
Overrated in the sense that the media actually "rates" the bands.
Do I love Crooked Rain, or Soft bulletin? yeah, I do, do I think they are 5 star albums?, no I don't.


What do you consider a five star album?

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This is hilarious.

PLenty of bands that I love are, in my opinion, overrated.
Overrated in the sense that the media actually "rates" the bands.
Do I love Crooked Rain, or Soft bulletin? yeah, I do, do I think they are 5 star albums?, no I don't.


What do you consider a five star album?



Achtung Baby and Loveless would be the 2 that come to mind first.

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Q.Bovifs wrote:
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David Lee Roth is quite frankly the worst lead singer of a major rock band ever. The only other lead worse that I can think of is Anthony Kiedis or whatever from RHCP but I do not consider them as a major band. The Sammy Hagar VH was a lot better lyrically and vocally.

Add some tonic, Scoots - DLR was a bad ass in early VH through his first solo years!


DLR sucks as a lead singer. Good showman . Bad ass? No . From what I have read in accounts of his life also a grade A prick.


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David Werner? :shock: :lol: :shock: :lol: :shock: :lol: :shock: :lol:


No kidding. I actually listened to several of his songs and they were all shitty.

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Achtung Baby and Loveless would be the 2 that come to mind first.


I could agree with Achtung Baby (and The Joshua Tree). I know My Bloody Valentine are considered "groundbreaking" by a lot of people. I don't really see them that way. But I guess I can see Loveless being considered an important record within the particular genre.

Would you consider Slanted and Enchanted a five star record? I might suggest it's more important as the blueprint for what Pavement was doing but the Crooked Rain album is a more fully realized vision. I view the relationship between those two records the same as I see the one between All The Young Dudes and Mott.

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DAC wrote:
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David Werner? :shock: :lol: :shock: :lol: :shock: :lol: :shock: :lol:


No kidding. I actually listened to several of his songs and they were all shitty.


I just listened to a couple myself. He is not good. At all. :roll: :roll:


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DAC wrote:
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David Werner? :shock: :lol: :shock: :lol: :shock: :lol: :shock: :lol:


No kidding. I actually listened to several of his songs and they were all shitty.


It's 70s glam rock that owes a lot to T. Rex. At least it's interesting which is more than I can say for schlock like Tesla.

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I love both versions of VH (I don't acknowledge the 3rd singer era).
DLR because he was a cartoon.
Sammy's pipes.
Guess it's just the time I grew up in.

Alex Van Halen was a huge influence on me learning to play drums, and Eddie might be a dick, but he's still one of the best ever.

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Joe Orr Road Rod wrote:
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David Werner? :shock: :lol: :shock: :lol: :shock: :lol: :shock: :lol:


No kidding. I actually listened to several of his songs and they were all shitty.


It's 70s glam rock that owes a lot to T. Rex. At least it's interesting which is more than I can say for schlock like Tesla.


JORR now you are talking. Marc Bolan was the real deal. At least way ahead of his time. I now see the connection to Werner a little bit. I will listen again and to a little more of it a little closer. I fucking hated T.Rex the first time I listened to them too.


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Joe Orr Road Rod wrote:
shirtless driver wrote:
Achtung Baby and Loveless would be the 2 that come to mind first.


I could agree with Achtung Baby (and The Joshua Tree). I know My Bloody Valentine are considered "groundbreaking" by a lot of people. I don't really see them that way. But I guess I can see Loveless being considered an important record within the particular genre.

Would you consider Slanted and Enchanted a five star record? I might suggest it's more important as the blueprint for what Pavement was doing but the Crooked Rain album is a more fully realized vision. I view the relationship between those two records the same as I see the one between All The Young Dudes and Mott.


I used to buy records based on Spin, RS, CMJ reviews.
I bought a lot of records based on reviews, and I had no idea why they were such highly rated and I hated them at first.
Loveless and Green Mind are the 2 most hilarious examples of this. 2 of my all time favorites now.
I know in the past I kinda accused you of googling everything, so I hope you believe me when I say that
Perfume-V is the greatest pavement song of all time. perfection. I've seen pavement a couple times, I still have my army green shirt from
the crooked rain tour I saw at metro. I LOVE Pavement, but to answer you, no I don;t think S/E is a 5 star record. Can't really talk about Mott. I know all the young dues, but not much else.

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I used to buy records based on Spin, RS, CMJ reviews.
I bought a lot of records based on reviews, and I had no idea why they were such highly rated and I hated them at first.
Loveless and Green Mind are the 2 most hilarious examples of this. 2 of my all time favorites now.
I know in the past I kinda accused you of googling everything, so I hope you believe me when I say that
Perfume-V is the greatest pavement song of all time. perfection. I've seen pavement a couple times, I still have my army green shirt from
the crooked rain tour I saw at metro. I LOVE Pavement, but to answer you, no I don;t think S/E is a 5 star record. Can't really talk about Mott. I know all the young dues, but not much else.


I definitely consider Green Mind a five star record. It's J. Mascis' crowning achievement. I liked Dinosaur Jr. from the first time I heard them, but there was always what I'd call a lot of filler on the records. "Freak Scene" is an unquestionably great song, but there was a lot of stuff on that one (Bug?) that I would fast forward through. Green Mind was strong from beginning to end and I would call "The Wagon" the quintessential Dinosaur song.

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THUMB

My love for Dinosaur jr knows no limits at this stage.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTBIAyDk_ZE

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Joe Orr Road Rod wrote:
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David Werner? :shock: :lol: :shock: :lol: :shock: :lol: :shock: :lol:


No kidding. I actually listened to several of his songs and they were all shitty.


It's 70s glam rock that owes a lot to T. Rex. At least it's interesting which is more than I can say for schlock like Tesla.


But he's not interesting at all and that is a fact. David Werner is very drab and pedestrian.

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That's a great song too.

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That's a great song too.


I think some of the Dinosaur jr records had a lot of similar sounding songs right next to each other, not much variety.
J's solos :D make up for that. My ears are still ringing from Dino shows.

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C'mon Keeping Score. I've been waiting all day for my next Tesla song.

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Starlings of the slipstream is my second favorite pavement song. actulaly probably better than perfume v

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But he's not interesting at all and that is a fact. David Werner is very drab and pedestrian.


It is not a fact. The real fact is that David Werner, a poor man's T. Rex, is far superior to a poor man's Skid Row, which is what Tesla is.

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I think some of the Dinosaur jr records had a lot of similar sounding songs right next to each other, not much variety.
J's solos :D make up for that. My ears are still ringing from Dino shows.


I agree. I once read a review where the writer said J. Mascis was incapable of a boring solo. I thought that hit the nail on the head. And this came at a time when, for the most part, I considered guitar solos a self-indulgent anachronism.

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But he's not interesting at all and that is a fact. David Werner is very drab and pedestrian.


It is not a fact. The real fact is that David Werner, a poor man's T. Rex, is far superior to a poor man's Skid Row, which is what Tesla is.


Absolutely not. Tesla's artistic and stylistic contributions continue to this day. They created a legacy which keeps growing and growing.

And to besmudge the great name of Skid Row? How dare you!!!

You better watch it- I might have to go get my music snobs to come here and verbally thrash you!

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