Van Halen Why can’t this be love for Sammy Hagar with Greg Renoff
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Season 4 of Making Waves kicks off with the quintessential discussion on the mighty Van Halen with Van Halen Rising author, Greg Renoff. In this episode, Greg talks with host Tom Prather about Eddie Van Halen and his impact on the world of music and the guitar. The line in the sand is drawn as they discuss the legendary battle of lead singers in Van Halen and did it really led to a change in the band's sound. Also why fans are split on Sammy Hagar and David Lee Roth, what really attributed to Michael Anthony's fall from grace in the Van Halen camp, and his experience at Sunset Sound in Hollywood, California.
Greg Renoff is a historian and the author of “Van Halen Rising: How a Southern California Backyard Party Band Saved Heavy Metal” and “Ted Templeman: A Platinum Producer's Life in Music,” the authorized autobiography of the Grammy-winning record producer.
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Love all VH eras, but the Original will always be the best. But, one thing for lifelong fans like me, Sammy from 2007 on could never shut his yapper and stop bashing VH, and sorry but it rubs some of us the wrong way.
Hagar VH was just as good as Roth VH
2007. 2012. 2015. 3 tours...ZERO Van Hagar tunes...very few people cared. Dave, Ed, Al & Mike are The Mighty Van Halen. Hagar is a footnote. Period.
Ed wrote the music but Sammy wrote the words and melodies.
The roth years bring folks back to there adolescence. The hagar years brings them to adulthood and maturity.
It's nostalgia. "If my favorite band can be like it was when I was 17, then I can feel like I did when I was 17"....if only for a moment...I think that's why the Dave diehards don't like Sammy
100% A lot of the people who hate on any Van Hagar era music had their best year of life in 1981 and they have just been stuck there and don't want to progress at all.
As much as I love VH, Ed and Al have made it hard to like them as human beings because of the way they’ve dealt with Hagar. I still think the period after they split with Hagar is one of the great “could have been’s” of rock and roll. They had matured and turned into such great songwriters and had taken it all to the next level with Balance and then it just came to a screeching halt. I listen to the Hagar solo stuff right after that and think how much of that could have been VH songs and sounded even better, but instead we had 10-15 years of nothing new from them as a band (VH3 and ADKOT not being even mediocre VH albums worth mentioning).
ADKOT was abysmal. I remember picking it up the day it was released at Best Buy, skipped through all the tracks on the drive home and put the disc on the shelf never to be listened to again.
THERE IS NO VAN HALEN WITH OUT D.L.R! THE FEEL AND THE VIBE OF THE ORIGINAL VAN HALEN IS TOTALLY DIFFERENT WITH HAGAR, THEY SHOULD OF CHANGED THE NAME.
It was Eddie and Alex's band, there is no VH without VH. Good lord.
LOVE Sammy era VH.
Sammy era is my favorite era of the band. I like the DLR era, have both discography's. The DLR camp is super annoying in their complete dismissal of the music that EDDIE wanted to make. DLR is a weird guy and his act was gonna wear thin, as it did throughout the rest of the decade and into the 90s.
Dave or the grave kids!!
It's nothing to do with Pop music,Van Hagar is mediocre adult contemporary pop music for 45 yr old secretaries.