Im proud to say I was a teenager listening to Montrose in the 70's along with Lynyrd Skynyrd Allman brothers, and so many other good bands. Miss the days when music was good.
2 Live Crew has more lyrical integrity....80's.....the depth and introspection of the .... Lyrical content.... A certain uncanny knack,niche approach to isolate and invoke those obscure words, emote....
This song is 100% pure unadulterated classic rock! Montrose was one of the best landing spots for Sammy Hagar! They don't make them much better than this!
I love it. Why can’t music be like this anymore? Bad Company did it too. Lynyrd Skynyrd. Just a voice, guitar, bass guitar and drum set! I just realized it was Sammy!! I’m used to the Van Halen Sammy.
What is the subject of the song? Bad?! Why bad? A motor scooter, is like a Vespa, the old Italian machine with a 150 cc 2 stroke engine? How and why would a young American farm boy own an old Italian fashion machine, that would be seen outside a cafe or such?
I literally just discovered this tune today July 2 2021. Not sure how I missed as I am a diehard rocker from the '70s. I would have been 11 when this was released. I am now on a mission to figure a way to do this as a acoustic guitar busker with penchant for unusual song choices for street performances. Cheers
Same here. I was a 90's kid and had heard this for years on the FM radio stations, but for whatever reason I never knew much of anything about Montrose except that this featured Sammy. I just assumed this was from the 80's, because it honestly sounds like it could be. Upon finally doing some research on them last year, I was really surprised to find out that this song/album was that old...especially with me always having been interested in the early bands of heavy metal and hard rock from a young age. Rock music has been around for a good while with lots of history/stories, so you can't really know it all unless your an absolute rock history freak or something. Once in a while you learn something new and interesting.
And THAT kids, is how it's done. RIP Ronnie, thanks for helping our band when you had better things to do, and thanks for personally guiding me as a musician. 💖 You are missed dearly my friend...
I had the pleasure to meet Mr. Montrose in the mid-80s when he was playing at a venue in San Diego. Some three or four years earlier, I saw Sammy play in Casper, Wyo. I didn't get to meet Mr. Hagar but he did spit in my face. It's kind of funny because most people don't spit in my face until after they get to know me. (It was actually nothing malicious and in hindsight, I probably could have gotten beautiful ladies to pay me to lick off the spittle. Doh!)
Sammy, I never gave you enough credit but at 57 and following you all my life with all your endeavors I truly appreciate and love you. Keep rocking brother !
My jaw dropped back then when I first bought their album back then and played it all the way through. I am so glad I was a child of the late 60's and 70's,Hard Rock,Heavy metal,Progressive Rock/Metal was everything a teenager could ask for and to this day that is all I listen to.
Mainly because the masses are really unaware and just trot out the same old names of the musicians that they are familiar with. His drumming on all four Gamma albums was excellent too (especially on 'Four Horsemen').
Seen MONTROSE in 75 Louisville Kentucky had bought the album just a few months earlier wore it completely out. In my first high school band of course we did MONTROSE. Will never ever forget at 63 years young I'll still grasp the old guitar neck and crank out Rock Candy❤🎸🎙
Alright question? First love it! But I heard one time that badass on the drums was the guy in journey? Steve? May be wrong we know what Sammy did. But cool to hear. Love above all!
Saw this show in the 70's and what a great show it was!! Ronnie's band was the back-up to Edgar Winter's band and they too put on a phenomenal show!!! Wish could go back in time and see the show again.
Yeah, great lyrics hit home and this one really nails that. The very first girl I ever fooled around with was the daughter of a retired Dallas Cowboy linebacker. The only time I ever saw him was through the slats of her closet door when he came home unexpectedly early. All I can say is he looked big through the slats of that closet door. My heart was beating out of my chest while I hid in there, and then when he left I jumped out the window. I'll never forget it!!
Thank you thank you thank you! I've seen Montrose in Germany in the early 80's as supporter for Foreigner, in Stuttgart/Böblingen. And they fucked up them fuckin Foreigners .....! They just played their first album. One of the best Hard Rock Acts I've ever seen ...! Styvie @1959
Saw them December 1974 Ronnie, Sammy, Bill & Denny were a band that if they would have stayed together would have been one of the top bands. The album Montrose was and still is the Best! Sad Ronnie is no longer with us. I saw them on UA-cam in San Fran celebrating Ronnie after he passed and seeing all the original members was mind boggling. Montrose lives on forever via You Tube.
I met Ronnie Montrose at a concert. He was a cool dude! I wanted him to sign my shirt and he said that he would ruin it...LOL! Then I got his guitar pick and he signed that too.
kick ass track from montrose an underrated rock band in some ways. sammy hagar on the vocals always does kick ass. and this was live at the old grey whistle test live in england 1974. and i would say the best live music programme us brits ever had.
I saw Montrose as a teenager in 1974 @ Winterland. Elvin Bishop was there too! Tickets were $10.00 dollars what a showmanship at that price! I was in awe as a kid and looking back I feel fortunate to have been there...
@@ryanspencerlauderdale687 Ronnie is the one who has always been criminally underrated...not by his fellow musicians and guitarist mind you but by the public at large. Sammy is worth 50 million dollars Ronnie probably died with less than 2 million dollars in property, cash, +total assets... maybe even less than that after his three-year battle with prostate cancer.
This is when the magic happened Ronnie Montrose with Sammy Hagar Montevideo The culmination of great stuff. I really miss Ronnie Montrose I don’t think he realized how much of an impact he had on anybody who played guitar he certainly had one on me . Easily one of my favorite guitarists ever
Went to watch status quo in manchester uk in early 70s. Montrose were the support group. I became a fan after one song. Ronnie and sammy were brilliant. I went to watch quo but came out a montrose fan as well.
R.I.P. Ronnie Montrose. Thank you for the inspiration and all the tasty, uncut and in your face true rock guitar music brother.. You will always be remembered and never forgotten.
No. Chicago (Chicago Transit Authority) was selling out large venues for a few years before Montrose came onto the scene. I love Montrose, but they were not "the first." In fact, Chicago were treated like Rock Gods in Europe BEFORE they made it big here in the US. Everyone thinks of Chicago as a "ballad" band. Check out some of their early live shows on UA-cam, Terry Kath is still one of the most criminally underrated guitar players on those "top 100 guitar players" lists. This is from 1970: ua-cam.com/video/_oAoSZ2y1cw/v-deo.html
RIP, I can still remember hearing Montrose for the first time on Tommy Vance Friday Rock Show, then saving for the LP .... seems like yesterday! The record still sounds as fresh as it did that day.
"I'd come out to your place, (but) I'm afraid of your dad." Epic. I was smack dab in the middle of high school when this album came out. The Golden Age to be alive for rock and roll.
I had Montrose in my first ALBUM library but never a Van Halen album till Hagar joined. I've always been a Hagar fan. Thats how I spent my money. I like some Van Halen videos but not enough to buy a whole album or CD before Hagar.
I was lucky enough to see Montrose right after the album was released. It cost me 2 dollars to see them at the Brewery in E. Lansing Michigan. I just sat at the bar and watched them play. Sammy Haggar strutted around like he was Robert Plant. What a amazing show and the place was barely filled.
No voice overlays or enhancement, no fake music. Real men, playing rock n roll
This whole damn album is brilliant
Im proud to say I was a teenager listening to Montrose in the 70's along with Lynyrd Skynyrd Allman brothers, and so many other good bands. Miss the days when music was good.
Yup, to many good times to go along with the best music ever to name, Class of 1958
2 Live Crew has more lyrical integrity....80's.....the depth and introspection of the .... Lyrical content.... A certain uncanny knack,niche approach to isolate and invoke those obscure words, emote....
Crazy how we took that amazing musical era for granted.
@@andrewbrown2888 What???
Ditto.
The Montrose debut album is one of the best rock albums of the 1970s, all killer and no filler and this is a great performance.
i second that . a top 5 all time hard rock album . when i was in drinking / party animal era there was no other album that enhanced the times better .
one of the best ever
On my 8 track...lol
This song is 100% pure unadulterated classic rock! Montrose was one of the best landing spots for Sammy Hagar! They don't make them much better than this!
I love it. Why can’t music be like this anymore? Bad Company did it too. Lynyrd Skynyrd. Just a voice, guitar, bass guitar and drum set! I just realized it was Sammy!! I’m used to the Van Halen Sammy.
What is the subject of the song? Bad?! Why bad? A motor scooter, is like a Vespa, the old Italian machine with a 150 cc 2 stroke engine?
How and why would a young American farm boy own an old Italian fashion machine, that would be seen outside a cafe or such?
Another case where talent and simplicity equals perfection.
Sammy Hagar was full of talent and great energy then, and he's still full of all of that all these years later.
Good to know poeple are still listening in 2024
innit
We are here 24 !
Hell yea 😂👍
Love how much faster this version is. Montrose was a bad ass rock n roll band. This album is pure gold start to finish.
Agreed, not a bad song on the whole thing
🤘😎🤘
I like to kick off every summer with Montrose I and VH 1. Hard to beat that combo
Montrose needs to be on the radio,...
@@danemartin4155 Definitely! Montrose I & Paper Money are incredible. I think that material is timeless, and more people need to hear it
I like the album version much better than the live version, but then I couldn't watch Sir Sammy ! Why can't guys these days look this good anymore?
I always thought this was an early 80's song. Just realized it was released in 1973! Talk about being ahead of your time. Killer song.
One of the best...
I literally just discovered this tune today July 2 2021. Not sure how I missed as I am a diehard rocker from the '70s. I would have been 11 when this was released.
I am now on a mission to figure a way to do this as a acoustic guitar busker with penchant for unusual song choices for street performances. Cheers
I was 15 when I bought this album. I'm 63 now!
I am so old I seen em 1974. Ronnie Montrose I always thought he was an unrated guitarist. Rock n Roll I would say.
Same here. I was a 90's kid and had heard this for years on the FM radio stations, but for whatever reason I never knew much of anything about Montrose except that this featured Sammy. I just assumed this was from the 80's, because it honestly sounds like it could be.
Upon finally doing some research on them last year, I was really surprised to find out that this song/album was that old...especially with me always having been interested in the early bands of heavy metal and hard rock from a young age. Rock music has been around for a good while with lots of history/stories, so you can't really know it all unless your an absolute rock history freak or something. Once in a while you learn something new and interesting.
the beginning of a legend, the birth of the voice of Sammy Hagar!! There really is only one way to rock and it's with Sammy freaking Hagar!!
Are you still alive
I followed MONTROSE since he played on "They Only Come Out At Night", Edgar Winter. MONTROSE debut album is an 8 song hard rock classic.
That’s what keeps us old rockers alive. Seeing this. Thank you
Kinda sweet ! As I still ride my scooter ! And still rockin at 62 yrs young ! That's good jam there !
@@timzeringue2649please be careful on your Bad Moter Scooter. Be safe out there on the roads!!!
Bad Motor Scooter by Montrose is one of the greatest classic rock songs of all time!Aloha from Hawaii🤙🏽
I agree! The great ted templeman produced this album. Greetings from Detroit!
@@rocmiller3 Aloha my Detroit friend🤙🏽
And THAT kids, is how it's done. RIP Ronnie, thanks for helping our band when you had better things to do, and thanks for personally guiding me as a musician. 💖 You are missed dearly my friend...
Just awesome ...,
You know these people personally??
@@joelexline9 Ronnie did A lot for small bands. Specially around the bay area.
Yes man alive that is how it's done 😂😂
I had the pleasure to meet Mr. Montrose in the mid-80s when he was playing at a venue in San Diego. Some three or four years earlier, I saw Sammy play in Casper, Wyo. I didn't get to meet Mr. Hagar but he did spit in my face. It's kind of funny because most people don't spit in my face until after they get to know me. (It was actually nothing malicious and in hindsight, I probably could have gotten beautiful ladies to pay me to lick off the spittle. Doh!)
Nothing like a little Sammy and Ronnie to get the day started!
Sammy, I never gave you enough credit but at 57 and following you all my life with all your endeavors I truly appreciate and love you. Keep rocking brother !
My jaw dropped back then when I first bought their album back then and played it all the way through. I am so glad I was a child of the late 60's and 70's,Hard Rock,Heavy metal,Progressive Rock/Metal was everything a teenager could ask for and to this day that is all I listen to.
I was born in 1971 and it took me until late in high school to begin to develop my true love of those styles you listed. But better late than never.
*To Sammy, Ronnie and the guys. Thank You for all the great music. And it was a great time growing up in America.*
No tattoos, no drop tunings, just guitar,bass, drums and vocals=EPIC!
Fuckin A my friend! One hundred percent pure genuine 24 karat badass! Just 4 dudes playing and singing their asses off.
I LOVE YOU!! Preach on!! So well said...
dropped d on the studio for the motorcyle parts
this performance, this vid...is so what rock n roll IS...strip it down, get rid of the stupid bullshit and ROCK...
pedraw your so right on . the good old days and rock and Roll.. Love the 60. 70 . Rock on
Rush Montrose Robin Trower
Nov, 1976
Phila. Spectrum
Great concert !
When they say 'back in the day', that's what they mean!
What an epic line up. Wish I had been there!
I was there. Fantastic!!!!!!!!!
Lucky you.
Yes, it was great! I was a young man then but I can still remember it at age 61.
No idea why Denny Carmassi is not even mentioned as one of rocks greatest drummers. The man was (is) fantastic ...
No Doubt! His kick was fantastic!
Mainly because the masses are really unaware and just trot out the same old names of the musicians that they are familiar with. His drumming on all four Gamma albums was excellent too (especially on 'Four Horsemen').
Is he kicking eighths there? Or does it just sound like it?
Yes, indeed! Tight, powerful and driving. Oh yeah, and that foot.
@@portcullis5622 Also with HEART ,and UNCLE TED
Ronnie Montrose was a Killer on his Les Paul. God bless him Eternally. I miss my friend Deeply....!!!
Seen MONTROSE in 75 Louisville Kentucky had bought the album just a few months earlier wore it completely out. In my first high school band of course we did MONTROSE. Will never ever forget at 63 years young I'll still grasp the old guitar neck and crank out Rock Candy❤🎸🎙
59' burst that is
Ronnie was my idol as a kid trying to learn guitar .. Saw Gamma in Manchester about 1980..very good.. opened with Ready for Some Action
Mark Shaw Ronnie was amaz
Alright question? First love it! But I heard one time that badass on the drums was the guy in journey? Steve? May be wrong we know what Sammy did. But cool to hear. Love above all!
This was 42 years ago? Ronnie Montrose is a beast on that guitar. Stills sounds great over 4 decades later.
Man this band really kicked some serious ass back then!!!The bass lines are killer!!
Sounds GREAT 49 years later!!!
if they'd have stayed together, they would have been an epic band.
Patty Jeddy this so g is too powerful for the masses , I can see why they were forced to break up by the cabal
No doubt about that but unfortunately Sammy ego wouldn't allow that
@@ronditchen6664 It wasn't Sammy, Ronnie booted Sammy out of the band. The biggest ego mistake Ronnie ever made. They were great!
They almost sound like an American Led Zeppelin on this track!
Sammy was getting the short end.
The bassist and drummer left with Sammy.
Saw this show in the 70's and what a great show it was!! Ronnie's band was the back-up to Edgar Winter's band and they too put on a phenomenal show!!! Wish could go back in time and see the show again.
Just discovered Montrose. They sound amazing. Full of energy and honest. Good old Rock.
First band I ever saw! Wore this LP out...and bought another & did it all over again!
RIP Ronnie. Many many fun memories with this album!!!!!
This song just cooks. I dig the lyrics, "I'd come up to your place, but I'm afraid of your dad." Haha, that's great.
Yeah, great lyrics hit home and this one really nails that.
The very first girl I ever fooled around with was the daughter of a retired Dallas Cowboy linebacker. The only time I ever saw him was through the slats of her closet door when he came home unexpectedly early. All I can say is he looked big through the slats of that closet door. My heart was beating out of my chest while I hid in there, and then when he left I jumped out the window. I'll never forget it!!
Ronnie Montrose could fit into any band, he was that GREAT!!!
This is an underappreciated early rock anthem. Sammy Hagar wearing his best 'I look like Robert Plant' outfit.
This was the first album I ever bought. And still one of the best rock albums ever. RIP Ronnie...
I find the riff and bass hypnotic!
The drumming is great too and I love Sammy Hagar's singing in this!!!
Raw but delicate sound with simple rigs & sounding like garage band, I would love hard rock to be like this again.
Garage studio's in the 1970s the Best Music ever Made in the Garage
Wish there was more footage of these guys. Nobody played like this back then.
start of american metal son
ua-cam.com/video/RPE_HZ-rvGQ/v-deo.html
@@normanewmeyer5340 no it's classic rock, 1st album best classic rock ever
I remember....There were a few bands that played like that "the decade of the Geetarrrrr" they were 1 the top bands for sure.....saw them a few times
One of the top 25 or so albums ever released. 50 years ago and just as relevant!
Awesome tune from my high school days. Denny is killing them drums.
Played on Cloverdale Page album.
Way underrated
Thank you thank you thank you! I've seen Montrose in Germany in the early 80's as supporter for Foreigner, in Stuttgart/Böblingen. And they fucked up them fuckin Foreigners .....! They just played their first album. One of the best Hard Rock Acts I've ever seen ...! Styvie @1959
Saw them December 1974 Ronnie, Sammy, Bill & Denny were a band that if they would have stayed together would have been one of the top bands. The album Montrose was and still is the Best! Sad Ronnie is no longer with us. I saw them on UA-cam in San Fran celebrating Ronnie after he passed and seeing all the original members was mind boggling. Montrose lives on forever via You Tube.
I met Ronnie Montrose at a concert. He was a cool dude! I wanted him to sign my shirt and he said that he would ruin it...LOL! Then I got his guitar pick and he signed that too.
kick ass track from montrose an underrated rock band in some ways. sammy hagar on the vocals always does kick ass. and this was live at the old grey whistle test live in england 1974. and i would say the best live music programme us brits ever had.
Technically not live. They recorded the intrumental the day before since they had no room
Holy crap. I did not recognize him. I just had a friend turn me onto Montrose because of Ronnie.
Robin Trower
James Dewer
Reg Isadore
Did Bridge Of Sighs on that show well.
Rush
Montrose
Robin Trower
Philadelphia Spectrum
Nov 1976.
Great Concert
Bill Church deserves a gold star for his playing here .....damn near perfect
Simply amazing and it still holds up today
This is rock as I remember
I saw Montrose as a teenager in 1974 @ Winterland. Elvin Bishop was there too! Tickets were $10.00 dollars what a showmanship at that price! I was in awe as a kid and looking back I feel fortunate to have been there...
Lived in burlingame, lied to folks to see that concert!,67 years old now,this vid captures the energy,the coolness! Awesome!!
For all his success,
Sammy is so underrated.
wheelinthesky300 Well, having to live up to Diamond Dave doesn’t help. But Sammy is the better singer, IMHO.
@@ryanspencerlauderdale687
Ronnie is the one who has always been criminally underrated...not by his fellow musicians and guitarist mind you but by the public at large. Sammy is worth 50 million dollars Ronnie probably died with less than 2 million dollars in property, cash, +total assets... maybe even less than that after his three-year battle with prostate cancer.
There is a lineage. Roger Daltry-Sammy Hagar-David Lee Roth-Vince Neil-dozens of imitators.
@@chrisa4695 Vince Neil doesnt belong in that group IMOP he was never a great live singer
It's an important thing in life, to be underrated.
This is when the magic happened Ronnie Montrose with Sammy Hagar Montevideo The culmination of great stuff. I really miss Ronnie Montrose I don’t think he realized how much of an impact he had on anybody who played guitar he certainly had one on me . Easily one of my favorite guitarists ever
Hager's hair definitely had Daltry/Plant written all over it. Saw Montrose live in '73.
Saw Ronnie and the boys at Eastern Illinois University in Dec. of '74. They opened for Brownsville Station and Mountain.
The place was jumpin'....
Brownsville Station was a great band and almost unmentioned.
Went to watch status quo in manchester uk in early 70s. Montrose were the support group. I became a fan after one song. Ronnie and sammy were brilliant. I went to watch quo but came out a montrose fan as well.
Thank you Ronnie Montrose for some excellent guitar work and one of the best debut records ever released.
We love you Sammy
ALL the hardrock from the late 60’s to the mid 70’s is one of my favourite periods. Particularly Montrose two first albums.
Ronnie Montrose and Sammy Hagar played at the Veterans Building in Santa Rosa, CA. It was 1979, I was 13 years old, and plastered on tequila!
Bill Church thumping that bass! He was awesome on the Rematch! album with Sammy, also.
I'm going to vote Montrose into the (Rock-n-Roll) Hall of fame!
R.i.p. Montrose
R.I.P. Ronnie Montrose. Thank you for the inspiration and all the tasty, uncut and in your face true rock guitar music brother.. You will always be remembered and never forgotten.
I wore the grooves out of this album!!!
Woouh! I just can’t get my ears off that tune.
I saw them about this time opening for Spooky Tooth & Humble Pie in Clemson,SC....You talking about a rock show!!!!!
Lucky you! Missed my only chance to see the Pie in '75 when touring Street Rats.
Nobody better than Steve Marriott
Saw same show at Kiel Auditorium in 74
One of the best rock songs ever, it's just right!
great bass tone!
Why can't we appreciate the now? I struggle with my past decisions, but, when I hear the music of my area, I feel hope arises. 🏋️♀️
Fantastiic, the first US band to seriously compete with the Brits in the early 70s.
No. Chicago (Chicago Transit Authority) was selling out large venues for a few years before Montrose came onto the scene. I love Montrose, but they were not "the first."
In fact, Chicago were treated like Rock Gods in Europe BEFORE they made it big here in the US.
Everyone thinks of Chicago as a "ballad" band. Check out some of their early live shows on UA-cam, Terry Kath is still one of the most criminally underrated guitar players on those "top 100 guitar players" lists.
This is from 1970:
ua-cam.com/video/_oAoSZ2y1cw/v-deo.html
@@lonerwiththecamera - I think he met first American hard rock band. Besides Blood Sweat and Tears kicked open the door Chicago, something they admit.
Lmfao. Yeah right. The doors, ccr, Allman brothers, Santana, csny... who even are these guys🤣
Chicago's a classical jazz band🤣
What a fkn awesome song, I remember when it
came out...everybody was playing this album.
I was too! Skynyrd and these were the bomb. I saw Montrose, REO Speedwagon and Styx together at the Capitol center in DC IN 1979
Love this song forever.
Man that's real cool music
I bought the album that this song is on back in the 70's, and it still rocks!
And I've still got the seven inch single!
Only one album it's on .. studio wise.
Ronnie M and Sammy slinging that stuff! Loved seeing these guys live!
RIP, I can still remember hearing Montrose for the first time on Tommy Vance Friday Rock Show, then saving for the LP .... seems like yesterday! The record still sounds as fresh as it did that day.
Denny Carmassi was a beast on the drums!👍
The best, these guys rock. Play this when you are cruising on the Sky Line Ridge Road, as an teenager.
Up tempo sounds so great for this badass jam 😎🤘
I love this song. I love everything Sammy has ever done for that matter.
Was in the front row, right in front of Ronnie back in a 74' concert.......ehhh, what did you say sonny?
This Album "self-titled" Montrose is a classic ass kicker ! Not a bad jam on the album... Pure Gold ! RIP 🙏 Ronnie Montrose
Such a young Sammy Hagar.
Yes indeed those were the days! Glad you enjoyed this.
I was.
Too young to even know this band but my brother told me and then I loved Van Halen and it was like wowThis all makes sense
The whole debut album, Montrose (1973) was awesome. Great rock songs!!!
Top to bottom, one of the best albums ever.
God I miss those days. ❤️
Talent. He does not lack.
Kick ass song! This makes me want to get on my Bad Motor Scooter and Ride.
Hitting four mtn passes riding with my wife today. Jamming out making breakfast getting ready 🔥👍❤️
All American band 🎉🎉🎉🎉
"I'd come out to your place, (but) I'm afraid of your dad." Epic. I was smack dab in the middle of high school when this album came out. The Golden Age to be alive for rock and roll.
Rush
Montrose
Robin Trower
Phila, Spectrum
Nov 1976
Good Concert!
I'm jealous.lol
Killer classic guitar solo
I was 12 when this dropped. I swore it sounded like a motorcycle.
I had Montrose in my first ALBUM library but never a Van Halen album till Hagar joined. I've always been a Hagar fan. Thats how I spent my money. I like some Van Halen videos but not enough to buy a whole album or CD before Hagar.
Best vocals Sammy ever did: Montrose I and Paper Money
He still sounds just as good and doesn't look much older.
I was lucky enough to see Montrose right after the album was released. It cost me 2 dollars to see them at the Brewery in E. Lansing Michigan. I just sat at the bar and watched them play. Sammy Haggar strutted around like he was Robert Plant. What a amazing show and the place was barely filled.
Reminds me of their '76 tour in my town. Golden Earring opened for them.
It was heaven on earth!
I got this one on vinyl. Bought it when it came out.
WOW, this is freakin cool as hell. The best band Sammy was ever in.
This might be better than van Hagar but not the real Van Halen