MOTIVATION!| FIRST TIME HEARING VAN HALEN - DREAMS REACTIONS
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- MOTIVATION!| FIRST TIME HEARING VAN HALEN - DREAMS REACTIONS
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This isn't David Lee Roth, it's Sammy Hagar. He took over as lead vocalist after David left the band.
David was kicked out of the Band, he didnt leave by choice
@@scottbaudier7535 I’ve seen Roth say he left the band himself and when he released his first solo record while a member of the band, a lot of people felt like he was testing the waters to see if leaving would work out for him as a solo artist.
@@scottbaudier7535 .....Thankfully!!!
@@scottbaudier7535 Regardless of who's choice it was the original comment that he left is still true.
Its true Dave was kicked out, Eddie and Alex had a falling out with him. At the time I remember Eddie citing Dave's ego was too much. Dave felt VH's success was due to him.
"5150" was going to be a make-or-break album, to see how well the band could survive without David Lee Roth.
And holy mother of god, they hit it straight out of the park, straight to the moon. The whole album is pure gold.
5150 is my favorite rock album of all time.
5150 is the 1st album with Sammy Hagar after David Lee Roth left the band. Both era's are distinct and exceptional. Sammy is an accomplished guitarist & song writer and gave Van Halen more depth.
I always thought Van Hagar was a better band, the music was simply better all in all. I love the early stuff and DLR is a great singer but the music got better when Hagar joined.
Totally agree, fantastic album
In the Summer of 1986, the TOP THREE albums were Van Halen's 5150, Journey's Raised On Radio, and Boston's Third Stage, and NONE of them had ONE VIDEO on MTV to release for any song on the album for that summer, breaking a trend of albums only trending with videos since 1981 when MTV premiered, and so as someone who grew up on my music on Radio, not having Cable until I was 23 in 1991 when I got my first apartment, it was great to realize quality ROCK music could crack the TOP 40 like it used to be before MTV!
Sammy is on another level vocally it's like once David went his way Eddie was like " K now we have to get someone who will blow people out of thier seats and found Sammy great reaction as always you guys
Eddie was maturing as a artist. He wanted to explore and do more than just guitar. Roth still wanted to be a party band. You could tell by his videos mostly girls in bikinis.
@@cdjeeyoreSo True! Eddie and Alex definitely wanted to go in a more solid Rock edgy style instead of a let’s party all day and night type of feel. I like Sammy as the frontman a bit more but I love them both for sure.
I'm not ashamed to admit that Mighty Morphin Power Rangers The Movie was my introduction to this song. It was such a big part of my childhood and what made me become a Van Halen fan.
CW don't be ashamed of yourself buddy and I am proud of you being a Van Halen fan
Mine too, that’s how I fell in love with this song.
Big facts though. I still remember that scene as if it was yesterday. 😂😂😂
Van Halen really was 2 different bands - one with David Lee Roth & one with Sammy Hagar. Loved both!
Don't forget they did a very forgettable album with Gary Sherone of Extreme.
I tried to forget that one.😆
Both were amazing and Sammy helped keep VH relevant through to 1998 when Gary Cherone took lead vocals
I know you said you loved both, but who was your favorite?
@@jasoncomstock1698 DLR was the OG
You’ve got to do the official video! Featured the Blue Angels played at every downtown club outside Osan AB in the ROK in the early 90’s. Even all the USAF pilots loved it! And it adds a lot to the song for once! But, again, it was Sammy Hagar, not David Lee Roth.
That video is what got me into Van Halen!
YES!!! HOORAH!!!
Game changer!!!
An absolute MUST SEE. Beautifully synchronized music to acrobatics !!!!!!!
Every time I hear this, I can picture the Blue Angels. Great video
I've always loved this song. Its message is 100% pure power! Sometimes that's exactly what people need.
I love this version, but once Sammy slowed it down it really made me go YEAH!!!! Love Sammy
"And in the end/on dreams we will depend/cause that's what love is made of" - this song makes me cry.
I always get emotional to this song too
A lot of people are commenting that this is "Van Hagar". That is what fans referred to them as - to differentiate the David Lee Roth era of Van Halen from the Sammy Hagar era. Officially, the band is still named Van Halen. And as everyone else is saying, this is Sammy on lead vocals.
It's not Van Hagar, once and for all it's Sam Halen !!
🤣🎵👍🏽
Van Sammy ?
This is actually Van Halen with Sammy Hagar on vocals, and Eddie was on the keyboards. David Lee Roth was no longer in the band. Some called this version of Van Halen Van Hagar
Van Halen is one of just a small handful of bands that had major success, changed front men, and went on to even more success. They made a ton of great music with Sammy Hagar as their lead singer.
Van Halen, Genesis, AC/DC, and Survivor come to mind when it comes to bands who managed to remain successful after changing lead singers. Journey, too.
@@kevinnelson66 - Agreed, and in most of those examples, they actually had greater commercial success after the change
This is an amazing song. When Sammy Hagar joined the band everything took a step up in my opinion. My favorite song by Van Halen with Sammy is "When it's love" from the album OU812. That song is on nearly every playlist I have ever made. Great song selection, the video of this with the Blue Angels is amazing!
Later go check out the video for this song. It features the U.S. Navy Blue Angels.
Sammy Hagar on lead vocals. From his first album with VH,5150.
Agreed. Everyone must see this video.
That isnt the official video, this is
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Like everyone was commenting, this was Sammy Hagar on lead vocals. David Lee Roth left to do a solo career. I always listen to "Dreams" and "Love Comes Walking In" back to back because they compliment each other perfectly. Van Halen with Sammy Haga was a more mature version of the band. I prefer Sammy to David personally, but I know a lot of people back in the 80's were loyal to David.
Agreed! My two favorites by them!
like them both, Different artists in time
Mature as in...?
Van Hagar
I am from back in the 80's and totally agree with you. Sammy is a real rocker like Van Halen without Roth. Always love Van Halen music but Roth isn't a true rocker. He is more pop. Sammy was a much better fit with Van Halen and their music. As this song shows as well as all the other ones with Sammy. Dreams is one of my favorite Van Halen.
You can’t go wrong with the entire 5150 Album. Sammy’s first album with the band. Why can’t this be love, love walks in, best of both worlds, 5150, so many great ones.
This came out the year I turned 13, and I'm lifelong fan of both Sammy Hagar and Van Halen. We Generation X'ers were spoiled with great music! "Dreams" has always been a personal favorite of mine. I went to see Van Halen in concert in August 1991, and of course they were amazing; it's the last really fun thing I got to do before turning 18.
We’re the same age and I agree, we were born at the most perfect time in history.
Eddie's guitar playing was magical, but on this song he composed and played all the organ/synthesizer parts! Knowing that makes the amazing intro even more memorable.
That was the added benefit of Sammy helping on guitar where DLR didn't provide that. My very first concert was their first album so I do like both versions of the band.
Oh, if you're going Hagar with Van Halen, you can't go wrong with Finish What Ya Started, Black and Blue, Poundcake, Love Walks in, and Runaround.
Yaass
All bangers!
and Amsterdamn , incredible song
Add "Right Now"
Right Now and 5150 from Live Without a Net.
This song got me through some hard times in the 80s. I LOVE this song and album.
Same here. I still play this song when I'm in a bad mood.
This is one of my favorite Van Halen songs.
"Uplifting" and "motivational" are kind of trademarks of Sammy Hagar, whether solo or with Van Halen. "Give to Live', "Right Now", "Eagles Fly", and "Love Walk's In" (and many more) all have that inspirational feel. He's good people.
I always thought of Hagar as the hard rock version of Jimmy Buffett. Always good vibes.
@@sanzoftatooine Great comparison! Two of the most beautiful humans in North American popular music!
David Lee Roth couldn't even dream of hitting those notes, this is Sammy Hagar at his best! Sammy co-wrote the song with the other band members as well.
Sammy is the man! That’s why they became known as “Van Hagar” with the addition of Sammy. Totally different sound. I prefer Hagar to Roth personally.
@@payleighsteele1540 Hagar for me as well. Their music was becoming a lot more interesting and nobody could have interpreted it vocally the way Sammy could!
People forget EVH wasn't solely an amazing guitar god, but he was an accomplished piano player, as evidenced in this song
About this time, David Lee Roth had left Van Halen to pursue a solo career. The voice you heard was Sammy Hagar, aka the Red Rocker. Dreams made it as far as number 13 on the Billboard rock charts, but to get the full effect, watch the video done with the Blue Angels. That will surely uplift you! This is from their seventh studio album 5150 in 1986, their first of FOUR #1 albums in their history.
Yes, this is Sammy Hagar on vocals. Check out Why Can't This Be Love, and Love Walks In.
Have you guys realized that there are two "Van Halens" in the band? Eddie (guitar) and Alex Van Halen (drums) are the two core members of the band. There was even one album with 3 Van Halens, Wolfgang Van Halen (Eddie's son) playing bass guitar.
As everyone else has been stating: This is not Diamond Dave, it's Slamming Sammy Hagar, the Red Rocker. Sammy got his break working with guitarist Ronnie Montrose. Then he became a star in his own right. After Van Halen fired David Lee Roth, they invited Sammy to take the reins. Sammy was with them longer than Dave, and they had bigger hits, thanks to his songwriting. Another song like this that Amber would surely like would be "Why Can't This Be Love". After Journey, this period of Van Halen was a fave of my late wife.
My favorite Van Halen era. Sammy for the win.
This has to be my 2nd favorite VH song, with the favorite being When It's Love
Love Van Halen with Sammy Hagar on vocals!
Much better than DLR
@@stephaniesupernault3970 totally agree. Sammy is a legend
This was the 1st album WITHOUT David Lee Roth. Roth left in 85, this is Sammy Hagar, who would be with them awhile. DLR came back circa 2007
He came back when he really couldn't sing
1st album with Sammy !!! Came out my senior year of High School
Anyone else get chills at the somber end of the song. What an ending!
YESSSSS!!😍😍😍😍
Awww....you should have watched the Blue Angels version of this song
This album, "5150," is the first album on which SAMMY HAGAR replaced David Lee Roth as vocalist. Sammy arrived with credentials, having enjoyed a successful solo career (biggest hit: "I Can't Drive 55") and first come to public attention as vocalist for the band "Montrose" on their first two albums.
This is one of my all time favorite songs and I remember it because it was in the first power rangers movie and I fell in love with it then. 😂😂😂
This is the Sammy Hagar-led Van Halen, which in my opinion was the best version of Van Halen. It's not the popular opinion but I stand by it.
I agree 100%. Sammy's voice is incomparable. DLR is just a showman and cannot hit the notes Sammy can. Plus, Sammy is a great human being.
I totally agree
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I agree. I always felt Hagar was a more mature musician. It wasn't about stage antics or some chick as it was with Roth...
100%
Van Halen really became such a super band with Sammy Hagar. I like Roth, but Sammy was such a better singer (Roth a better showman/stage presence).
Unfortunately the songs are just much better with DLR instead of Van Hagar. I think there is a rawness to Roth's voice that you don't get with Sammy. This song in particular his voice sounds overproduced.
I agree
@@bergiefbaby It's also like there was a hunger, a passion for the music and performance. They band pushed themselves in the DLR era. Not at all in the VHagar time. Hagar is for sure a better singer but as others have stated here, DLR was a MUCH better showman, performer and fit the hunger and passion of Van Halen. Van Hagar is somewhat lifeless, like they cashed it in and rested on their laurels. But hey, they earned it. And they still had fans willing to support the lesser effort and sound.
Sammy is also a very talented guitarist!
Oh no Roth all the way .Stayed for Eddie .
I was in the 6th grade in 1990, when I first heard Dreams which came out in 1986. My cousin was playing it in his car one day and I was ripped to bits. Couldn't understand the magic I was hearing. I fell in love with Van Halen and my cousin gave me his tape. It was the 5150 album on cassette. For the next 3 years it's all I listened to on my walkman. Once I got to high school I figured I'd listen to more of their albums. I bought FUCK and was officially hooked. All these years later, I like 5150 a little better. Then Balance came out when I was in 11th grade and it was everything I wanted. I fell in love with Van Halen and listened to them all throughout junior high and high school. 5150, FUCK and Balance. In these 6 years I discovered my other bands which would become my all time top favorites. Along with the mighty Van Halen, it's The Scorpions, Megadeth, Led Zeppelin, Pearl Jam, and Alice In Chains. I do love several other bands but those 5 or 6 are top. I'm sure I have a top 10. Their music means so much to me and I love them so much. When I listen to them frequently and I always find new things and new parts of a song that I end up loving so much. Well, Dreams started it all for me. 1990. 6th grade kid with a lot of imagination and genuine intrigue and wonder. After highschool I learned more about DLR and those first group of records. It was still Van Halen to me and I loved it just as much. I bought all the cd's , studied and memorized every thing and I love it all. I have favorites from both eras and even some dislikes from both. I was lucky to see them love in the early 90s. My first concert and a tremendous show.
Good reaction video you guys. I enjoyed it. They have such a brilliant catalog you need to get in to. ✌️ 🎸
Awesome! One of my favourite Van Halen songs!! Glad you guys enjoyed it! Thanks for the great channel and positive energy!
Eddie also played keyboards for the band, along with the prerequisite guitar solo. He and Alex both trained in classical piano as children, thanks to their father being a professional musician 😃
Don't leave out the fact that there's a killer rhythm guitar track behind that keyboard, and the melodic acoustic arpeggios in the intro. The piano was Eds primary instrument growing up.
Y'all should have played the video. It has the navy blue angles in it. Awesome
Great song. Everyone has said it before. This was a maturation of a band. Constantly evolving. I like Van Halen and their evolution. Just like we do as human beings. We can’t be young swagger our whole life. Keep exploring them.
I was driving down to see my brother when he was in the Army and stationed in Alabama. A radio station in Nashville was doing a world premiere of 5150 and played it commercial free in its entirety. I didn’t want to lose reception so I pulled off the freeway so I could listen to the whole thing. I bought the cassette in Huntsville before I hit the road to drive home. I don’t know how many times I listened to it consecutively. I do know it’s about a ten hour drive.
Van Hagar was certainly more melodic than when DLR was singing. I’m odd in that I like both singers. I appreciate the song structure of the later stuff and the swagger of the early stuff. I think that!s why 1984 is my favorite VH album, because it has the best of both types of songs.
@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee I agree, with this caveat… DLR actually used his voice like another instrument, accenting the song with his wails, screams, and note slides. That’s why is seems to have the swagger of a bigger band instead of three musicians and a singer.
Hagar was a Lead Singer, David Lee Roth was a Rock Star, but in the end, we all know it's not about the lead singer R.I.P. EVH
@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee This!!! I prefer and really like Sammy Hagar's solo stuff but am very meh with Van Hagar. By FAR I prefer the DLR Van Halen era. I find the Van Hagar stuff almost unlistenable for the most part and again, I like Sammy Hagar a lot...just not VHagar. That era is everything I don't like about a lot of bands and music in that time frame. I liked edgier and grittier. But that is just my tastes, not right or wrong.
@@3toobular That's exactly my viewpoint. I didn't really start getting into Van Halen until Sammy was already in the band and I liked the music. But then as I started listening to the earlier stuff with Dave, I definitely preferred his set of songs over Sammy's. OU812 is probably my least favorite VH album, even behind VHIII with Cherone, but...I am a big fan of Sam's solo work and have seen him in concert on his own. Sam helped get the band more mainstream with what I would call more pop/"soft rock" while Dave was more dance/"hard rock." It isn't all to be blamed on Sam for going softer, either. Ed wanted to go more in this direction, more keyboards and such, which is part of what made Dave want to test the solo waters.
1984 was Eddie and Alex taking control of the band back. Diver down was a bad album that DLR was in charge of. All he wanted to do was crappy covers and jump around. So Eddie and Alex taking control pushed DLR to start working on a solo project behind their backs. That’s why he was tossed out.
I've always loved Hagar - and with him, Eddie finally had his backing guitar tracks while playing live. Don't let'em fool ya - Van Hagar was badass as well. (Plus, he wrote better lyrics - as usual)
Great to see all the love for Sammy. He was an ace with Montrose, through his solo career, and with Van Halen.
A must do from Van Halen is "Girl Gone Bad"! The guitar work in that song is spaghetti kisses.
This was the first Van Halen song I ever heard at the end of the Power Rangers movie back in the '90s and ever since then I've always been a fan and this will always be my favorite.
My favorite Van Hagar song is "Finish What You Started". Totally different groove and picking style for Eddie and the boys. 🤘
my favourite van halen song! never cared for VH with DLR but sammy brought fresh, uplifting, melodic changes to their sound, EVH got to grow and expand/experiment more with keyboards as he wanted, and i loved it! as others have said, check out their original video with the blue angels. the soaring melody and optimism is truly enhanced by it!
The video with the blue angels is awesome.
The comments on this one are really good. The changes Sammy made to VH were great and I was fortunate to see them live at Wembley in 1993 when they did the Right Here Right Now tour. It's the best live concert experience I've ever had and is still my favourite to this day. I adore One Way to Rock from that night and you can see it live on youtube. Seeing Sammy and Eddie jam away during the solo is something I'll never forget.
Having seen both versions play live, I can honestly say I prefer the Van Hagar version of the band. While Sammy Hagar may not have been quite the flamboyant front man that David Lee Roth was, he was a better singer and could hit notes that David Lee Roth could only 'dream' about (see what I did there?!). Sammy played a mean guitar himself, so to me that just meant a better overall total show. In fact, Sammy played several solos in concert while Eddie was playing the keyboard! The dueling guitars section between Sammy and Eddie stand out in my mind, as they climbed up into the lighting scaffolding to perform it! It was insane!!!
Seen both and agree Sammy overall was better
Humans Being is my favorite Van Hagar song. It's from the soundtrack of the movie Twister. The whole soundtrack for that movie is amazing.
One of their best songs. Loved Hagar as lead singer.
This is the best song by far imho ever. I love this song, it will be played at my celebration of life someday.
With David Lee Roth you got an entertainer. 100% fire.
The Martial Arts, the backflips. High screams, charisma, fun and sexual, booze fueled energy.
Even at one point, Big Band showtoons. (That was an interesting phase)
He was the original, and he was totally right for their early juvenile party years.
With Sammy Hagar you got the inspirational songs about the power of love, the world as a whole, and even a bit of of naughty, but with more subtlety.
They are two COMPLETELY different animals, and for MOST fans they make for a divisive finished product.
At the end of the day, even though some fans may not like one or the other, both versions of Van Halen have something for everyone.
The original video for this song showcases the Blue Angels and is really cool!!!This song along with Best of Both worlds are my favorites with Sammy Hager on lead vocals.
I like when the guitar solo started yall both looked at each other at the same time like 'yea its about to go down" lol
One of my all time favourite songs
During the brief Iraq War in 1991, pilots were listening to this song before they went out on sorties to get them hyped up.
Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love and "You Really Got Me(Kinks cover) !!
edit - thats Sammy Hagar on vocals
Such a fun song, especially with the music video that features airshow footage of the Blue Angels.
This came out right when I went into the military during AIT school. The video with the Jets was so cool and was on constant playlist.
A good Van Halen to check out with Sammy Hagar is the music video for "Right Now"
This is the Sammy Hagar version of Van Halen...You reacted to him solo. "I cant drive 55" sammy took them to a whole nother level
Van Halen is such a great band, I’m glad y’all got around to reacting to more of their music. I’d highly recommend songs like “Feel So Good” and “Right Now,” those are two VH songs that just stand out to me out of their time with Sammy Hagar as their lead vocalist.
I love this song. I was born in 1999 and when I was either 4 or 5 I watched the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Movie and this song was ingraved into my mind. It was played in the ending after everything was done.
Van Halen lightened up their music when Roth left. Incorporating more keyboards and less of that hard edge from before.
That's why I generally like the Roth era better. Nothing to do with Roth vs Hagar. I just want to hear one of the best guitarists ever play guitar!
Next time you guys react to Van Halen, I would love for you guys to react to Little Guitars - Van Halen. This song is a very underrated song and the guitar work throughout the song is amazing and catchy.
Absolutely!!!
Great song
Van Halen Ain't Talkin Bout Love is a must hear. It's so catchy.
Super motivational song. Very Gung Ho, save your tears for victory, get it done, LET's GO!!.
This was the second single on Van Halen's first album with Sammy Hagar replacing David Lee Roth in 1986.
Van Halen (with Sammy Hagar at lead vocals) "LOVE COMES WALKING IN" 💜💜
I love their positivity, such a beautiful couple and those big smiles.
My favorite song from this album is “Best Of Both Worlds”. It’s really rockin’!!!
That’s my favorite with Sammy Hagar singing
Sammy Hagar became lead singer in 1985.. Dave was a great front man, but Sammy has a MUCH stronger voice! This album and the album "OU812" are awesome from start to finish..
This is your 1st song with Sammy Hagar as singer, he adds something so special to the mix, and the songs get more emotional and deeper. I think maybe Eddie wanted to go in that direction already but DLR was holding him back, just conjecture, the split with DLR happened for SO many reasons it's easy to pile on more. You should try Love Comes Walking In, or the song Right Now.
No, they've heard Sammy before. They did a reaction to Poundcake awhile back. Maybe they thought that was DLR also...
@@jonlate4581 You're right, I forgot about that! They did.
They have too many comments to read them all so we probably told them then too, but it wasn't caught.
Actually they did react to Poundcake
plus Sammy was skilled enough with a guitar to play rhythm if needed
They were not so limited by David Lee Roth's truly poor technique and key pitch problems.
When Sammy Hagar joined Van Halen, they turned into a true supergroup, this was from their first album with Hagar, '5150' from 1986. Love this song, brilliant.
Van Halen ..... don't tell me what love can do....,..
Another song from the Sammy Hagar era of VH that's motivational is "Top of the World"
Love Van Halen With Sammy Hagar!!❤️
Love this song. My first listen was accompanied by a video featuring the Blue Angels flying Skyhawk jets.
I heard this on the radio driving home from work back in high school and didn't know who it was. Didn't hear it again for like 5 years, despite always waiting for it. Haunted me until I heard it again. Such an amazing song!
Sammy Hagar lead vocals. Must react to Love Walks in. Sammy had a great solo career before joining VH. Check out I Can't Drive 55, Heavy Metal, There's Only One Way To Rock, I'll Fall In Love Again. He's known as the Red Rocker. Go back even farther when he was in the band Montrose.....Rock Candy, Bad Motor Scooter.
They already reacted to I Can't Drive 55. It was a year ago.
That is Sammy Hagar silly.. the Red rocker you did his song I can't drive 55.. REMEMBER THE HEROES Sammy Hagar put Van Halen up 10 notches when he join the band
#agreed
David Lee Roth's hair is rolling over in its grave😂
@@debbiedebster5806 lol
The video with the Blue Angels with this song is outstanding. Thanks...
More people need to hear this message in 2022. Dry your eyes, save all the tears you’ve cried, for we belong to a world that must be strong! In the end on dreams we will depend, for that’s what love is made of. Serious messages our current culture has forgotten.
Yo guys this aint roth singing. Its sammy hagar lol
So glad you finally got to another song from the Sammy Hagar section of VH's music! Though David Lee Roth was an epic frontman, Sammy was his equal in many ways. Some more of Van Hagar's selections that you need to add to your list are "Best of Both Worlds", "Amsterdam", "Feels So Good", and "Why Can't This Be Love".
The only cassette I had in my first car my junior year of high school was 5150. That was 1986-87. I still have this cd in my jeep currently along with Tesla Mechanical Resonance and Cinderella Night Songs. Never gets old.
Love this song - especially with the Navy Blue Angels Video
DLR Could Never.
That’s not David Lee Roth singing! That’s Sammy!
I hate it because I know they don't do research but I know the whole time they kept saying David Lee Roth with his different ranges it's like you kind of telling the TV no it's Sammy not David Roth
I literally was yelling it at the tv whilst having an 80s rock lover’s stroke. Sammy is THE man for me like Steve Perry and his voice is so incredible. DLR is not close to Sammy’s vocals.
Those drums! Alex Van Halen killing it
One of my favorite songs! I use this song when I make videos of my classroom kids! Another one I use is "Hello" by The Cars! You DEFINITELY have to check that one out!!!
Guys! Whether you watch it on the big screen in your living room or on your laptop, you have got to watch the official video for this song!! It is absolutely incredible!
I can still remember when my friends and I first heard that Sammy had joined VH. This was huge back then. Kinda like losing a dad but gaining a step dad. Both are great in their way. Disappointed that they didn’t sound the same anymore but really enjoyed the new band.
One of the best Sammy Hagar songs is the title track to the movie Heavy Metal. Definitely worth a listen. Great movie too!
I love Don Felder's song from that soundtrack, "Heavy Metal (Take a Ride)."
Beautiful Jam.
Early Van Halen with David Lee Roth vocals made me fall in love with the band but they got better when Sammy Hager took over.
Live shows also got better. Less theatrics but just better music and singing.
@@jasong.5165But studio albums against studio albums, nothing beats the first six made by David Lee Roth and company.