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I guess they have something for everyone - maybe it depends on one's age at the time or what one was into at the time. During the 5150 era - I was probably listening to real heavy type metal. I don't think I ever really heard the other VH albums - until VH III. I will say that I like several VH songs - but a lot of them seem to fall apart at the end. The Sammy Hagar era certainly took care of that - good solid arangements. It will be interesting to see what they sound like now.

You know my take on all of this - Gary Cherone. To me those Sam era songs are sort of a hard edged Journey or something.

Instead of Robbie being the savior/saint in the book above - he is the devil/bad guy in Levon's book.

That Sammy Hagar stuff is bland as hell - but they sure sounded a lot better on stage - going from the live video stuff I have seen. I doubt DLR can sing very well anymore - rather like Vince Neil - not much of a singer to begin with. I suppose it is all about big rock fun at the end of the day.

It is sort of funny - I post a lot in these VH threads - and I have always thought they were really a crap band. I have never seen them - but the live stuff I have seen with DLR on youtube is usually pretty bad. I suppose it's all about the energy -

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That book is the just the oppisite of Levon's book.

When I first began reading Rolling Stone, it was like a newspaper -

Old dudes

That's a lot of issues.

fair dinkum

And that totally awesome Super Hero Show!

DLR says this is a permanent deal - not a reunion farewell deal. I still think it's stupid they won't make peace with Michael Anthony.

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I have a few issues from the early 80s.

They have been talking about doing issues again for several years now - sometimes that website does not ever work. I had a letter in Creem magazine once.

Happy Birthday.

Happy birthday.

I think we are going to see more and more of these type of reality shows - as well as washed up celebrity reality shows. I ran across a show Saturday night that featured Lorenzo Lamas jumping over cars on a motorcycle. That must be the next step after infomercials and lifetime network movies. Last night, I noticed there was a movie about Princess Di on the Learning Channel. It's all weird.

Well - I hate the way it is edited and moves around like some sports show - but underneath all of that, I dig it. I would like to live in a bunker complex.

Although it is a rip-off of The Deadliest Catch, I watch it. T.J.=Dale Gribble Just like all the other channels - they are into doing their own shows now. So - there will be less and less of Hitler (which is a good thing). I rather like the show where the dude goes underground in various cities and towns.

I missed that part. Now, they are playing a song that is longer than three minutes.

Bob Dylan-Renaldo and Clara

I never used those things. When I was in college, we used charcoal to underline things.