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AR wrote:I saw that tour in Philadelphia. Refreshing because Cherone was willing to do both sides of the catalog. Had he kept his hard rock look from extreme and Eddie had written a better album than VHIII, this lineup would have stood a decent chance.
verslibre wrote:I like VHIII, but I just don't get G.C. in this particular performance.
WTF is he doing at 2:57?? And those "Chorus Line" kicks. Gawd!!
WAY gay. Freakin' fruit!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnWCHt8-Pc0
verslibre wrote:I like VHIII, but I just don't get G.C. in this particular performance.
WTF is he doing at 2:57?? And those "Chorus Line" kicks. Gawd!!
WAY gay. Freakin' fruit!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnWCHt8-Pc0
The_Noble_Cause wrote:Cherone was great. Fans complained that he danced like a fruitcake, but so what? He capably pulled off both DLR and Sammy's stuff. DLR can barely cover his own stuff. That's not a knock, he's just not much of a vocalist.
Rick wrote:This is cool because MA and EVH both take a turn singing during Why Can't This Be Love. Makes me wonder though, if Cherone's voice was in trouble. He doesn't sound like a singer than can handle that catalog. Sammy's part of it anyway.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8h2nhSAJ2ns
Red13JoePa wrote:I remember when they invaded Philly on the III tour Mayor Rendell declared it "Van Halen Day" it was pretty cool actually. Good show too.
JeremyP wrote:VH III is may favorite Van Halen album by far. It's the only one I can listen to front to back without skipping any songs. Well, except for the first greatest hits album but that doesn't count. I don't get why people don't like it. The songs are great and Eddie's guitar tones and playing are some of the best of his career. The only conclusion I can reach is that people don't like things that are good.
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