Clickbait warning!! Michael Anthony explains NOTHING! It’s just some dude talking. These videos should not be allowed to have them titles. Shame. Figure out a better way man.
I'm certain that this crap-and there's a LOT of it now on RUclips-is AI generated. The voices are all robotic (for obvious reasons) and they oddly mispronounce words-although it's not odd, because they're not human. It's clickbait garbage to get views. Reminds me of the bot farms.
Some radio stations in Texas played a single or maybe two back when that album was new and being promoted. I haven’t heard anything from that album since.
The problem wasn't Gary, it was a hastily written album to compete with Sammy's Marching to Mars which was pretty good. I think a well conceived follow up would have worked.
Gary was a good singer but a bad fit. IMHO I believe the brothers thought it would be easy to replace the lead singer because they did it successfully before.
I saw them with Cherone. It was weird. He was trying so hard to make it work. His stage mannerisms were awkward given the VH repertoire. I think if he would have calmed himself down and focussed on the music rather than the antics it may have worked. At least he sang the songs unlike Roth. If Roth just could sing live VH would have been spectacular.
I saw them with Cherone 5 times. Of all the times I'd seen the band straight through to 2015, those shows were the best I ever saw in terms of playing, and set list. Eddie was an absolute wrecking machine. Vocally, Cherone was fine. But, I agree that his stage antics were awkward and definitely felt out of place. And, I like the guy. But the mincing about and the bent over fingering of the butt crack stuff....yeah. Whatever Van Halen was, it was NOT that. He just had an out of place presence. It was weird and distracted from his vocal performance, which I thought was good.
Even with Extreme. his antics were weird, which on the surface doesn't see like a bad thing because DLR had hio share of silly antics. Buy Gary was somewhere between Anthony Kedis and Mic Jagger for me. Even well before he joined VH.
Gary did a great job live with the band . He did his own performance similar to Dave . Better than Captain Candyass . And he said Roth era songs better also . It's way better than just a couple Roth era songs live .
@@iliafigueroa4820 I did . I never got to see Van Halen in Anchorage Alaska till Gary replaced Captain Candyass because diva Hagar threw a diva hissy fit when he didn't sell a handful of tickets at his VOA concert . It shows ANOTHER lie in his POS book Red , where he said his VOA tour was a complete sold out tour . He said he'd never play in Anchorage again and he never did . He didn't put that in his book because he put ANOTHER LIE in his book when he said they cancelled their 5150 tour planned in Anchorage over some SNAFU . Anyway , I finally saw Dave with the band in Vancouver for their ADKOT promotion tour . Awesome show .
It felt like they should have spent more time on VHIII. It really should have and could have been better. But Cherone had a good voice, and live he actually did really well with the Roth and Hagar material. But image is a big part of it also, and onstage with Van Halen he looked out of place, like he was a guy that worked at Best Buy and he had won a raffle to sing with VH. I saw him singing with Joe Perry Project and he looked just as awkward. It's a shame, he has a strong voice but no stage charisma IMO.
He really had forever ties to his real band: extreme. Similar to what happened to randy with quiet riot and brad gillis with nightanger. They really had their soul and goal tied with their original bandmates. It happens.
I saw VH in ‘98 with Cherone, it was ok and I liked that album at the time, but I haven’t given it a spin in more than a decade, so that should tell you something.
@@ronnie_5150yeah this is when Eddie started acting different and then he was diagnosed with tongue cancer a couple years later that almost killed him. Thankfully he was able to beat it and after some even darker years he finally sobered up for good in 2008 and he was able to a final run with his son and he was back to being the smiling and happy Eddie we had always known him to be prior to that dark period you are referring to.
I compare it to when Hagar joined the band. Van Halen adapted to Hagar as much as Hagar adapted to Van Halen. I believe this is because Eddie wanted to go in this direction. That's one of the many reasons he and Roth butted heads. The change truly started with 1984. By the time Cherone joined, Eddie was set in his ways, and Cherone did whatever Eddie asked of him. On the most part, it sounded like a poor replica of a Van Hagar album. Which is a shame because Cherone's style is more like Roth than Hagar, but with a much stronger voice. Listen to Extreme 2 Pornograffiti. It not only freaking rocks but also has a tongue-in-cheek comedic looseness jam session vibe to it like the Roth era albums. Just watch Extreme at the Freddie Mercury tribute concert. They were considered the highlight by many of the Queen faithful who believed Cherones stage showmanship most resembled Mercury. Extreme Halen? I think that style could've been an amazing third act. Unfortunately, I don't think Cherone ever felt comfortable in Van Halen and possibly wasn't confident enough to shake the tree a bit. Whether you like the Van Hagar era or not, there was a spark between Sammy and Eddie that is the Rock band equivalent of 2 people falling madly in love with each other. Cherone was just a rebound. In hindsight, I bet 'Queen w/Gary Cherone ' would've been a good idea instead.
Gary actually did a great job singing both eras of Van Halen. That would have been a great lineup to see on tour. If they had toured a couple of times before releasing the album, it might have succeeded.
No one needs Mr. Michael to explain why Ferry Gary wasn't "a good fit" for Van Halen. The world knew instantly when they first heard them together. Next...
He really had forever ties to his real band: extreme. Similar to what happened to randy with quiet riot and brad gillis with nightanger. They really had their soul and goal tied with their original bandmates. It happens.
for what i' ve heard , i also think Gary wasn' t the bedt fit for them... hearing tje songs range you could tell,that they wanted another Hagar ,and Garys voice ( which i love in Extreme) sounded straining to reach those peaks ...way better that he returned to his exceptional band
I think they would have hit their stride with Gary given a second album. Huge Extreme fan and saw VH on this tour and Gary was killer. Fire in the hole, Dirty water dog, some really good stuff on VH3. I thought it lacked the classic harmonies with Michael. The production seemed way different and wonder if Ted would have produced it how much better it would have been .
Gary Cherone is a badass vocalist, full stop. The reason VH was musically tanking around that time is Vh’s fault, not Gary’s, he came in and put in the work. The rest of the band didn’t.
Ray Danniels may not have worked out for Sammy, but he was great with Rush and they had a great relationship with him from everything that I have ever heard.
The difference is that the members of Rush were in full control of all the final decision making and had been a tight group. Daniels fucked shit up for VH by pushing his agenda, because he saw a way to be a wedge.
Mitch Malloy claims he was told he was in the band, and then right after that Dave appeared with VH at MTV music awards and they decided to go back to Dave.
@@capnrob97 - Way, way back, before VHIII was released, there was an article in one of the trade magazines that confirmed that. In fact, I don't think that Mitch himself was talking about the VH audition, but the information was out there anyway. After the original four went out together at the MTV Awards, ANYONE was going to be facing an uphill climb. The only way that Cherone, or Malloy, or anyone else for that matter, was going to succeed would have been if VHIII (or whatever you want to call the album) was the best material that Van Halen ever put out, and I don't think that EVH was capable of doing that at the time.
All the so-called hard-core, die-hard Van Halen fans and their so-called expertise on the band reflected on these comments. People forget that after Sammy Hagar and before Gary Cherone, there was a third singer, Mitch Malloy, making Gary the fourth singer. And after David Lee Roth, the brothers wanted Patty Smyth from Scandal. She declined because she was pregnant at the time.
Wolfie is clueless and if he had any brains he'd dig into the Cherone era stuff and release it with added musicianship here or there if needed. The anti Cherone era is total B.S. and that VH 3 record is actually good. Michael Anthony is right as that Cherone era stuff that was not released should see the light of day in a Cherone era box set or something full of photos and stories.
Technically, Gary Cherone was the best of the VH vocalists. He just wasn't a fit for the band. Sammy is a great vocalist as well. Dave is not a great singer. In fact, he's a marginal, but he was the best fit for VH and put them on the map. Additionally, if Dave would have remained after 1984, they would not have had the longevity they had. His voice was shot long before the brothers were tired of Sammy. His vocals on A Different Kind of Truth were painful. Nobody ever mentions how that album sold 30% less than VHIII and is the only VH album not to sell more than 1M worldwide.
@@MySongs2445Cherone is better , plus he had his own dance moves . And he sang Dave era songs way better than the rat Captain Candyass " Al and Ed were mean to me ! Wah wah wah !"
Gary is an amazing performer and I saw him with extreme ! Gary is amazing ! He had to join at the cross currents of Sammy and Dave and the toxicity of Eddie’s downfall and insanity ! If you hear the interviews Eddie trashed Dave and Sammy , all possible animosity aside dissent Michael was unforgivable ! And cements their corruption
The album was unlistenable. I bought the CD and listened to it for 3 straight days. I have a rule...if it doesn't hit me after 3 to 5 plays all the way through the record...it won't ever hit me.
I think the problem with gary whos a great rock vocalist ..is him and sammy have similar vocals and unlike with sammy with dave is they did not have similar vocals so it wasn’t like they were trying to to replace dave witha clone but did something different where as they were trying to to clone sammy with gary
A couple of good songs on the album, but a poor effort overall. I don’t know if VH just owed the record label an album at the time, but they needed to flesh out enough good material before going to press. Gary is a good singer, but was a bad fit for the band. Huge personality was a requisite to front VH - Gary wasn’t the guy.
He really had forever ties to his real band: extreme. Similar to what happened to randy with quiet riot and brad gillis with nightanger. They really had their soul and goal tied with their original bandmates. It happens.
He really had forever ties to his real band: extreme. Similar to what happened to randy with quiet riot and brad gillis with nightanger. They really had their soul and goal tied with their original bandmates. It happens.
I didn’t like Sammy solo, or montrose, and certainly didn’t like van Hagar.it was good. Not my cup of tea tho. It makes me happy to see Mike and Sammy make music. Two of the best men to play Under the Van Halen name.
Gary is a fantastic vocalist, and I really loved his work in Extreme, but the dude is just cringe on stage. He has these weird little dances and moves ....just weird.
Van Halen is only Van Halen with the original lineup. Sammy Hagar is trash, that is not Van Halen. Eddie decided he liked keyboards more than guitar. Who is this guy Gary? That is absolutely not Van Halen either.
Mikey says Gary wasn't a good fit because Mikey has been in love with Sammy and vice versa for decades and honestly they should keep their gaymance on the down low but oh well
Clickbait warning!! Michael Anthony explains NOTHING! It’s just some dude talking. These videos should not be allowed to have them titles. Shame. Figure out a better way man.
Too late...
I'm certain that this crap-and there's a LOT of it now on RUclips-is AI generated. The voices are all robotic (for obvious reasons) and they oddly mispronounce words-although it's not odd, because they're not human. It's clickbait garbage to get views. Reminds me of the bot farms.
@@3sportdad
I care nothing about AI.
It’s still wrong.
AI, the title, clickbaiting, everything!
So tired of this crap. Someone reading from a wiki page.
Notice absolutely NO songs of Cherone fronting Van Halen gets ANY Radio Play🤨
That's too bad. There are several good ones
Some radio stations in Texas played a single or maybe two back when that album was new and being promoted. I haven’t heard anything from that album since.
It’s bull because some songs were good
The problem wasn't Gary, it was a hastily written album to compete with Sammy's Marching to Mars which was pretty good. I think a well conceived follow up would have worked.
Gary was a good singer but a bad fit. IMHO I believe the brothers thought it would be easy to replace the lead singer because they did it successfully before.
Gary only Got in because Van Halen's manager was managing Extreme too....😮
I saw them with Cherone. It was weird. He was trying so hard to make it work. His stage mannerisms were awkward given the VH repertoire. I think if he would have calmed himself down and focussed on the music rather than the antics it may have worked. At least he sang the songs unlike Roth. If Roth just could sing live VH would have been spectacular.
I saw them with Cherone 5 times. Of all the times I'd seen the band straight through to 2015, those shows were the best I ever saw in terms of playing, and set list. Eddie was an absolute wrecking machine. Vocally, Cherone was fine. But, I agree that his stage antics were awkward and definitely felt out of place. And, I like the guy. But the mincing about and the bent over fingering of the butt crack stuff....yeah. Whatever Van Halen was, it was NOT that. He just had an out of place presence. It was weird and distracted from his vocal performance, which I thought was good.
Even with Extreme. his antics were weird, which on the surface doesn't see like a bad thing because DLR had hio share of silly antics. Buy Gary was somewhere between Anthony Kedis and Mic Jagger for me. Even well before he joined VH.
Gary did a great job live with the band . He did his own performance similar to Dave . Better than Captain Candyass . And he said Roth era songs better also . It's way better than just a couple Roth era songs live .
Nobody really went to see vh for dlr specifically…
@@iliafigueroa4820 I did . I never got to see Van Halen in Anchorage Alaska till Gary replaced Captain Candyass because diva Hagar threw a diva hissy fit when he didn't sell a handful of tickets at his VOA concert . It shows ANOTHER lie in his POS book Red , where he said his VOA tour was a complete sold out tour . He said he'd never play in Anchorage again and he never did . He didn't put that in his book because he put ANOTHER LIE in his book when he said they cancelled their 5150 tour planned in Anchorage over some SNAFU . Anyway , I finally saw Dave with the band in Vancouver for their ADKOT promotion tour . Awesome show .
I hope Michael finds those tapes - I’d love to hear some more from VH with Gary, and VHIII needs a full remix and rerelease too!
Fire in the hole was a good song
I dont get the trashing either ,there is some killer stuff on there
Put William Hung on vocals and I’d listen. It was about King Edward for me.
When Ed made Gary dye his hair blonde I thought, here we go. 😂😂😂
It felt like they should have spent more time on VHIII. It really should have and could have been better. But Cherone had a good voice, and live he actually did really well with the Roth and Hagar material. But image is a big part of it also, and onstage with Van Halen he looked out of place, like he was a guy that worked at Best Buy and he had won a raffle to sing with VH. I saw him singing with Joe Perry Project and he looked just as awkward. It's a shame, he has a strong voice but no stage charisma IMO.
He really had forever ties to his real band: extreme.
Similar to what happened to randy with quiet riot and brad gillis with nightanger. They really had their soul and goal tied with their original bandmates. It happens.
I saw VH in ‘98 with Cherone, it was ok and I liked that album at the time, but I haven’t given it a spin in more than a decade, so that should tell you something.
They were killer with Gary. Saw them live 3 times in 98.
Didn't Eddie say they were like family?
Keep in mind that Eddie was at rock bottom as far as drug and alcohol abuse during this era.
@@ronnie_5150yeah this is when Eddie started acting different and then he was diagnosed with tongue cancer a couple years later that almost killed him. Thankfully he was able to beat it and after some even darker years he finally sobered up for good in 2008 and he was able to a final run with his son and he was back to being the smiling and happy Eddie we had always known him to be prior to that dark period you are referring to.
I compare it to when Hagar joined the band. Van Halen adapted to Hagar as much as Hagar adapted to Van Halen. I believe this is because Eddie wanted to go in this direction. That's one of the many reasons he and Roth butted heads. The change truly started with 1984.
By the time Cherone joined, Eddie was set in his ways, and Cherone did whatever Eddie asked of him. On the most part, it sounded like a poor replica of a Van Hagar album. Which is a shame because Cherone's style is more like Roth than Hagar, but with a much stronger voice. Listen to Extreme 2 Pornograffiti. It not only freaking rocks but also has a tongue-in-cheek comedic looseness jam session vibe to it like the Roth era albums. Just watch Extreme at the Freddie Mercury tribute concert. They were considered the highlight by many of the Queen faithful who believed Cherones stage showmanship most resembled Mercury. Extreme Halen? I think that style could've been an amazing third act. Unfortunately, I don't think Cherone ever felt comfortable in Van Halen and possibly wasn't confident enough to shake the tree a bit. Whether you like the Van Hagar era or not, there was a spark between Sammy and Eddie that is the Rock band equivalent of 2 people falling madly in love with each other. Cherone was just a rebound. In hindsight, I bet 'Queen w/Gary Cherone ' would've been a good idea instead.
Gary actually did a great job singing both eras of Van Halen. That would have been a great lineup to see on tour. If they had toured a couple of times before releasing the album, it might have succeeded.
No one needs Mr. Michael to explain why Ferry Gary wasn't "a good fit" for Van Halen. The world knew instantly when they first heard them together. Next...
Why Can’t
Ted Nugent
Kid Rock
Sammy Hagar and
Michael Anthony
Put a Band Together So
Everyone Can Live
Happily Ever After…..!
He really had forever ties to his real band: extreme.
Similar to what happened to randy with quiet riot and brad gillis with nightanger. They really had their soul and goal tied with their original bandmates. It happens.
1:14 or as the band was also produced by Jack Daniels at times alot plus Mike Anthony holding a bottle of it in a photo there.
for what i' ve heard , i also think Gary wasn' t the bedt fit for them... hearing tje songs range you could tell,that they wanted another Hagar ,and Garys voice ( which i love in Extreme) sounded straining to reach those peaks ...way better that he returned to his exceptional band
I think they would have hit their stride with Gary given a second album. Huge Extreme fan and saw VH on this tour and Gary was killer. Fire in the hole, Dirty water dog, some really good stuff on VH3. I thought it lacked the classic harmonies with Michael. The production seemed way different and wonder if Ted would have produced it how much better it would have been .
Bad fit
I love the VHIII album. I still listen to it a lot. Josephina is my favorite.
Gary Cherone is a badass vocalist, full stop. The reason VH was musically tanking around that time is Vh’s fault, not Gary’s, he came in and put in the work. The rest of the band didn’t.
It was ultimately evh’s ok to release every record, so…..
I really liked Gary in VH! Ed's creativity was in my opinion was the highest!
Ray Danniels may not have worked out for Sammy, but he was great with Rush and they had a great relationship with him from everything that I have ever heard.
The difference is that the members of Rush were in full control of all the final decision making and had been a tight group. Daniels fucked shit up for VH by pushing his agenda, because he saw a way to be a wedge.
Eddie has a whole ocean of unreleased music I hope we get to hear one day. Could be all instrumental for all I care.
HIs name is pronounced SHARE-OWN. Not CHAIR-OWN.
The only "special place" that VH 3 has in the hearts of VH fans is the sinking feeling that the band had jumped the shark and would never recover.
Cut it out
Exactly.
It was their downfall or waterloo. We all have to just admit the facts.
Often wonder who else could have come in as vocalist.
Mitch Malloy claims he was told he was in the band, and then right after that Dave appeared with VH at MTV music awards and they decided to go back to Dave.
@@capnrob97 Van Halen brothers are fussy.
I always heard david coverdale was mentioned. That could've worked.
@@phildodson6141 I recall that. A great choice.
@@capnrob97 - Way, way back, before VHIII was released, there was an article in one of the trade magazines that confirmed that. In fact, I don't think that Mitch himself was talking about the VH audition, but the information was out there anyway. After the original four went out together at the MTV Awards, ANYONE was going to be facing an uphill climb.
The only way that Cherone, or Malloy, or anyone else for that matter, was going to succeed would have been if VHIII (or whatever you want to call the album) was the best material that Van Halen ever put out, and I don't think that EVH was capable of doing that at the time.
All the so-called hard-core, die-hard Van Halen fans and their so-called expertise on the band reflected on these comments. People forget that after Sammy Hagar and before Gary Cherone, there was a third singer, Mitch Malloy, making Gary the fourth singer. And after David Lee Roth, the brothers wanted Patty Smyth from Scandal. She declined because she was pregnant at the time.
Not on any record.
Not important.
It is: Dlr, Sammy, Gary
That’s it.
Wolfie is clueless and if he had any brains he'd dig into the Cherone era stuff and release it with added musicianship here or there if needed. The anti Cherone era is total B.S. and that VH 3 record is actually good. Michael Anthony is right as that Cherone era stuff that was not released should see the light of day in a Cherone era box set or something full of photos and stories.
Cherone was to wacky for VH brothers....excluding a gay vibe, though had excellent vocals!
Gay vibe? Look at Roth.
@@SaraShockley
Exactly.
Buuuuut, he helped CREATE vh!
Technically, Gary Cherone was the best of the VH vocalists. He just wasn't a fit for the band. Sammy is a great vocalist as well. Dave is not a great singer. In fact, he's a marginal, but he was the best fit for VH and put them on the map. Additionally, if Dave would have remained after 1984, they would not have had the longevity they had. His voice was shot long before the brothers were tired of Sammy. His vocals on A Different Kind of Truth were painful. Nobody ever mentions how that album sold 30% less than VHIII and is the only VH album not to sell more than 1M worldwide.
Stop it. He's a dancer and a poser. VH III sucks and so does Cherone
Roths voice was fine as he made numerous albums after 1984. Stop it
Stop 🤣🤣🤣
DLR was a decent singer when he tried to be. Great front man.
Cherone was a good singer
Sammy was easily the best vocalist they ever had
@@MySongs2445Cherone is better , plus he had his own dance moves . And he sang Dave era songs way better than the rat Captain Candyass " Al and Ed were mean to me ! Wah wah wah !"
Gary is an amazing performer and I saw him with extreme ! Gary is amazing ! He had to join at the cross currents of Sammy and Dave and the toxicity of Eddie’s downfall and insanity !
If you hear the interviews Eddie trashed Dave and Sammy , all possible animosity aside dissent Michael was unforgivable ! And cements their corruption
The album was unlistenable. I bought the CD and listened to it for 3 straight days. I have a rule...if it doesn't hit me after 3 to 5 plays all the way through the record...it won't ever hit me.
I think the problem with gary whos a great rock vocalist ..is him and sammy have similar vocals and unlike with sammy with dave is they did not have similar vocals so it wasn’t like they were trying to to replace dave witha clone but did something different where as they were trying to to clone sammy with gary
Dude, while I totally understand what you meant, your comment gave me an epileptic attack and made me kick my granny 😅
A couple of good songs on the album, but a poor effort overall. I don’t know if VH just owed the record label an album at the time, but they needed to flesh out enough good material before going to press. Gary is a good singer, but was a bad fit for the band. Huge personality was a requisite to front VH - Gary wasn’t the guy.
He really had forever ties to his real band: extreme.
Similar to what happened to randy with quiet riot and brad gillis with nightanger. They really had their soul and goal tied with their original bandmates. It happens.
He really had forever ties to his real band: extreme.
Similar to what happened to randy with quiet riot and brad gillis with nightanger. They really had their soul and goal tied with their original bandmates. It happens.
I love van halen 3
Without you is fing great
They had a neat style with Gary and I saw them live
I loved it
Easily their best song from that version of the band
I didn't even like that guy in extreme 😂
I didn’t like Sammy solo, or montrose, and certainly didn’t like van Hagar.it was good. Not my cup of tea tho. It makes me happy to see Mike and Sammy make music. Two of the best men to play Under the Van Halen name.
Mike didn’t explain it you did. Click bait
NEVER a Cherone fan. I will say that his new Extreme stuff is fairly cool.
Special place?
BULL. Gary was awesome in the band.
Pretty much
Gary sucked, Pornographiti was only popular because of Bill and Ted's Adventure. PS your AI voiceover is awful, stop it
Even brian may worships that astonishing get the fruck out solo! That record IS incredible.
Without You is awesome. The rest of the album sucked.
He’s goofy as heck?
No Cherone, no VH.
I THINK ALL VANHALLEN FANS DONT REMEMBER HIM AND DONT WANT TO...😂
not all
@Pat9201 THE BIGGEST PROBLEM W UTUBE IS IDIOTS ALWAYS HAVE TO GO AGAINST THE MAJORITY FOR SELF RECOGNITION
One of their best albums. I still listen to it every week. Can't understand why it is bagged out so much.
Gary was fire with Extreme. EVH was on a personal music journey with Van Halen III but it was a departure that fans weren’t into.
@@Me-qp8vzWow.
Just wow
This album should have never been released. It’s horrible!!
Gary is a fantastic vocalist, and I really loved his work in Extreme, but the dude is just cringe on stage. He has these weird little dances and moves ....just weird.
No
Extreme Sucks , what did people expect 🤷♂️
That album was not a fit. Gary didnt have a fair chance.
VH3 was a good album. Saw them in concert and they were good
But good is ten steps gown from their usual ability.
There are a few gems on that album. Fire in the Hole is one of them. But, production sucks ass, Mike Post? Really?
Gary was a TERRIBLE fit. Not good.
Train wreck !
Do we really need Michael Anthony to explain this?
This was an awful album and era
Gary Sharoone was the best singer in The Van Halens
Bc he sucked!
Van Halen is only Van Halen with the original lineup. Sammy Hagar is trash, that is not Van Halen. Eddie decided he liked keyboards more than guitar. Who is this guy Gary? That is absolutely not Van Halen either.
Probably the best of all of 'em
No one thinks this.
What!!??
What do you mean?
@@user-ui8or8cq7l When asked who was the best singer in Van Halen, no one has ever said 'Gary Cherone'. Not seriously anyway. 😆
Gary C. is that you ?🤣
Mikey says Gary wasn't a good fit because Mikey has been in love with Sammy and vice versa for decades and honestly they should keep their gaymance on the down low but oh well
Cherone is the best singer VH ever had in my humble opinion. Not the best man to front this legendary band though.
The best overall singer of vh will forever be sammy.
End of story, i will not even discuss it. If you are a musician, you know what i’m saying.
Threw vh 3 album in the trash where it belonged
Cherone wasn't that great of a singer. Not even in Extreme. And he was too fruity. It's a different energy.