only somewhat of a question (Roth DID change demeanor around '07) *before then* *Billy Sheehan* , *Steve Vai* , *Edward Van Halen* (at some point decided that they were better off without DLR idiosyncrasies) *~* a precursor to (personally beloved as poet *&* AFTER 1987 tone guitarist 'innovator' ) Billy Corgan's studio manners *¿* ~ not all sides can be correct here *-* Holiday caffeinated cheers.
It may have been 30 years ago for you but I'm from the Past and it's only been a few weeks since it came out for those who are from my time. The hardest thing to get used to Is a David Lee Roth without all of his hair.
What is hard to believe is the music didn't evolve and get vet it de evolved and got terrible, truly the golden age of music spawned from 60's - early 90's the relics of the golden ages ar getting old and dying out these days sadly we may never see a great era for music again in our life times
To make it even worse. It will never come back. People are way to serious now, arguing about pronounce and stupid sh!t. I`m in my 50s now and I can`t really see those times ever come back in any shape or form. Millennials and GenZ has completely destroy all fun in the world.
not under-rated at all. vai blazes on the guitar, but his songs come off as soulless, imo, and he's really not that great of a songwriter. this is assembly line 'rock' that tries too hard. these guys are jumping around like fucking goofballs with fake smiles for the camera while roth does all of his famous moves.
@@jwinslow5661 when roth was with VH his antics and persona came off as natural and organic, but this was just forced. vai in particular always had a personality that comes off as a plastic skeleton, but in this band it was like someone told him, 'okay, be the life of the party, you weirdo.' if someone loves it, more power to 'em, and certainly don't let me take away from that. by the same token, let's keep it real, yeah? lol.
The sheep, trendy mindset of a huge amount of people and the mass gasslighting by the mainstream media- especially of the previously mentioned people- ruined rock, if anything did. A lot of people got into Nirvana, etc. more to be "cool" than any genuine enjoyment of their music.
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Even thrash metal had humor and irony back then. It was all about having fun in the 80s. Then came the gloomy 90s and everyone was not having this fun stuff going on ANY MORE lol
@@s1iznc1d34 Dave DID join into the band the next master guitarist to go mainstream - *Jason Becker* ... but unfortunately ALS took Jason Becker down, right after the recording of A Little Ain't Enough album. Jason never got to go on that tour, and became confined to a wheelchair as his whole body turned to stone. Jason was a prodigy on his way to guitarist superstardom, which has been well covered in several documentaries over the years, looking back to the pre-ALS years. Look him up on RUclips. Jason is still alive today, living well beyond what was expected for any ALS survivor. Jason is barely mentioned today, but has always been known and respected by Van Halen, Vai, and every other guitar hero you know. I highly recommend doing some research on RUclips for videos, and go down the Jason Becker rabbit hole. You won't be sorry. You will be amazed and stunned. Maybe even inspired. And DLR was almost Jason's launchpad to him being a household name today.
@@abandoned-mines-novascotia don't forget Becker and Marty Friedman's Cacophony!! They put out 2 albums before he joined DLR and was already starting to be recognized as a legit shredder!!! 🤘🤘
@@jjrj8568 well, A Lil aint enough reached number one on Billboard, so I think that was DLR's last succesful album. Has very strongs songs off it, title track, Lady Luck, It's Showtime, Drop in The Bucket, Tell The Truth. Whole band shined there, specially Jason imo.
I'm 57 and just now realizing how HOT DLR was...wowww I'm seeing this video for the first time since 86, and am going down a major nostalgia hole right now lol
I remember we were all excited when this video first aired on Mtv. Was eager to see Dave show the world how it's really done. Seemed like back then everybody you met was either a musician or wanted to be one. Fun and exciting times.
Woah ! Takes me back to being 16 ! I love the chorus and that rolling melody. This is the result when you get 3 of the best at the top of their game, give them freedom to do what they want and have fun. DLR is one of the strongest front men the world has ever seen. I saw VH live back in the day and whilst EVH was a mega talent it was Dave that gave them the extra special star quality. Thanks for posting.
Love this song ! Sometimes I just can't get it out of my head. I had to learn it on guitar just because it was consuming me. DLR's first two solo albums ROCK.
+Striborg Jenkins My favorite drummer. Took many lessons from him years ago. Been friends w/him 25 years. Just saw him last week at the GC drum offs in Ca.
You what crazy I saw ratt at club before thay became big in back ground was ozzy he really like David ,ratt I was only one who notice him in crowd it was wild nite
@tigerarmyrule Great, good or less; he was certainly perfect for Van Halen and had a couple of really good solo albums as well. But you are right he was "the model" for front men for what 10-15 years? He definitely knew what he wanted and delivered the goods.
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I saw DLR Eat ‘em and Smile tour with Tesla opening. Incredible show by both. Tesla was amazing and Dave was unreal. Seeing Billy on bass and Steve on guitar and Bisonette drumming was cool. Absolute pros but they had fun. Hands down my favorite supergroup. When VH split for that time everyone won, especially the fans.
I saw this tour. Nothing short of a "wow" across the board. One of the best lineups ever assembled. Now if I can get a glazed donut and bottle of anything - to go..
Too bad there's no quality live recordings from that era, all the bootlegs sound mushy as hell... And the VH live recordings were kinda disappointing because they sounded "too thin", there was something lacking in the sound.
Say what you want to about Diamond Dave I've always been a huge fan but one thing I think everyone can agree on is David Lee Roth certainly brought fun to rock and roll man
Being a teen in the 1970's was epic ! 1978 eddie changed it all lol I was in my first band then I played guitar and man he really Shocked and confused me all at the same time ,Im standing there after the needle dropped on VH it changed my world forever! Im 60 now ,never thought Ed would die so soon ! At least I got to meet him a few times I use to work Concerts ,Photo shot etc... I was in the music bizzz and Ive got some killer photos of Ed on the VH 3 tour 1998
Man being a teenager in this era was fun! Dave knew how to have a good time. This video makes me smile after all this time. BTW that's Dave in the booth as the big overweight dude under a lot of makeup...I believe the tagline for them was 'The Fabulous Picasso Brothers! LOVED the 80s!
What memories the 80s produced! These were such good times and you could tell the bands were having a hell of a time! These were the days when the videos emulated exactly what we were feeling during that time. I really miss those days.
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@@TheThomasmoon WhaaA!? He has $100 million! And he is the only guitarist that could've written this main riff or solo. He is the GOAT! Musicians know and that's the only thing that matters
STOP SAYING UNDERRATED. YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT IT MEANS. This guy was in the biggest band in the world at one point in Earth history. And is still a living legend wherever he goes. Just what exactly is "underrated" about him? WILL ALL YOU MILLENNIALS DROP THAT WORD FROM YOUR STUPID DUNDERHEAD VOCABULARY?
The most epic and consummate showman -to ever walk this earth . I mean What a cool fun dude ..! They don’t make ‘em like this anymore . Dave lee Roth made the 80’s and 90’s fun
this was a great album. along with van Halen 5150,they both put out first classic albums. ladies night in buffalo, classic. summer nights by van Hagar, classic. not gonna pick. great albums. good times.
This is a real supergroup. 3 of the very best musicians joined with one of the best front man ever. Only once in a lifetime.
Facts
U ain't kidding. Hope u got to see them live.
only somewhat of a question (Roth DID change demeanor around '07)
*before then* *Billy Sheehan* , *Steve Vai* , *Edward Van Halen*
(at some point decided that they were better off without DLR idiosyncrasies)
*~* a precursor to (personally beloved as poet *&* AFTER 1987 tone guitarist 'innovator' ) Billy Corgan's studio manners *¿*
~ not all sides can be correct here *-*
Holiday caffeinated cheers.
They were better than anything van hagar ever did!
I don't see Freddie Mercury in this video
Man, did Roth put together an incredibly talented band.
Insanely talented! Omg…how was this not ever bigger?!
True. But the CFTH covers EP was perfect.
@Gavando Pornaco Europe kicked ass!
That just proves how GOOD DIAMOND IS!!! THE BEST
Yeah cause he can't play guitar, can he? So I'm guessing the band does some contributing to the music.
Dave was the true definition of a ROCK STAR. One of the greatest frontmen ever
Just another crazy Hoosier!
Yes, ultimate combo of entertainer & heavy dark. Early VH deep cuts, no video, brutal. the Atomic Punk!!!
If you say so. High cringe factor for me. Made good music though.
I saw Dave on this tour in Chicago. Amazing!
Surrounded by real musicians. That’s the key
Greg Bisonnette. Fantastic drummer
He played drums for Joe Satriani also
When M.T.V. didn't suck! Could just watch music videos all day.
When rock was FUN.
+TheZombie for sure , these modern sleeve-tattoo earstretcher guys are a joke
Batsinthebelltower Tats and piercings were cool before every 14 year old girl had them. Now it's rebellious if you DON'T have that shit.
and back when a guy in pink yoga pants might be straight.
boogiechillen123
So true.
+boogiechillen123 Only if he was David Lee Roth...
I wish I could go back to the 80's!!!!
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Best guitar and bass combos EVER!!!!
Billy Sheehan is definitely one of the greatest bassists to ever play, that man is awesome.
Right....racer x!
Mr Big you mean, in Racer X played another monster Juan Alderete.
Billy's a super nice guy too.
@@fistoftulkas7335 Also, Talas. For Billy, I mean.
@@fistoftulkas7335 The Mars Volta!
Hard to believe this was 30 years ago, seems like yesterday.
So true I miss all women fun fast cars but never stop thinking of good damn good times,here ya!:))
i'm with you man. 30 years in the blink of an eye. hold on to the memories!
It may have been 30 years ago for you but I'm from the Past and it's only been a few weeks since it came out for those who are from my time. The hardest thing to get used to Is a David Lee Roth without all of his hair.
What is hard to believe is the music didn't evolve and get vet it de evolved and got terrible, truly the golden age of music spawned from 60's - early 90's the relics of the golden ages ar getting old and dying out these days sadly we may never see a great era for music again in our life times
@Yeah Whatever yeah but the hibbity hop ruined everything
DLR had some of the best high energy songs in all of rock. Steve Vai is still unmatched in his talent level to this day.
Only 2 who can come close are EVH and Randy Rhoads!
And that, ladies and gentlemen, is a PERFECT guitar solo.
Jim Gardner Vai was a badass!
The best guitar solo was from panama by van halen
You have some serious issues.
Okay, he got more pussy than you'll ever see in your life and you say he's GAY?
Does that even make sense to you?
Steve Vai is bad ass. Was then and still is now. Extremely talented guitarist. I've seen him live and he's bad as shit! Awesome
1986, I'm a young teenager, haven't got a clue, no girlfriend yet. ......the best year ever .
I was sixteen I remember this year like yesterday one one the best
... menos con con esa lycras rosadas que se ponen!
I graduated in 86 music was great
Good times...damn good times
@@thomaskrug9277 I see what you did there
Love em or hate em he obviously has fun and knows how to entertain!!
In 1985 no one gave two shits.
Meh
You either love the showman in Roth or hate it. But Roth keeps marching to the beat of his own drum.
This tree guys :Billy Sheehan, Greg Bissonett, Steve Vai, one of the best 80's rock bands ever! David hits the ball!
Tree guys 🌲.....lolol
@@1leech WOW!!!
was gonna give ya a like but didn't want to mess up the "69"
JULIO ENRIQUE: Yes. They used to be loggers before they made it big in the music industry.
@@motorheadforlife9431 😆😆😆
Dave couldn't lose with those three guys backing him. What a stellar band that was!
It sure was. Billy should have stayed but instead he messed up by joining Mr Big. Bad career move.
@@thomas_holtan he earned way more money with Mr.Big (specially in 1991-92)
I only know DLR and Steve Vai
Gosh, I remember this concert, my favorite ever, Cinderella was amazing as the opener too. I was 15 now I’m 49, where does time go.
If you're going to leave Van Halen this was the way to do it!💥😎🤘
I miss the 80's so bad. My stomach gets in knots when I think about it, and then I get bummed out that it's gone.
To make it even worse. It will never come back. People are way to serious now, arguing about pronounce and stupid sh!t. I`m in my 50s now and I can`t really see those times ever come back in any shape or form. Millennials and GenZ has completely destroy all fun in the world.
Hang in there bro same here
No worries mate I'm still getting down with VH
I hear you. Took it for granted and then it was gone POOF!. The 90s has some cool stuff too, but the 80s were the best.
This was an amazing group of talent. Vai, Sheehan, Bissonette were top notch musicians. DLR was at his best with them. Super group! Very underrated!
not under-rated at all. vai blazes on the guitar, but his songs come off as soulless, imo, and he's really not that great of a songwriter. this is assembly line 'rock' that tries too hard. these guys are jumping around like fucking goofballs with fake smiles for the camera while roth does all of his famous moves.
@@ryanbarker5217
Holy shit 🙂
@@s1iznc1d34 Jason Becker also did a good job
@@ryanbarker5217 They were using the VH model for sure. Lots of androgynous behavior seems so funny now.
@@jwinslow5661 when roth was with VH his antics and persona came off as natural and organic, but this was just forced. vai in particular always had a personality that comes off as a plastic skeleton, but in this band it was like someone told him, 'okay, be the life of the party, you weirdo.'
if someone loves it, more power to 'em, and certainly don't let me take away from that. by the same token, let's keep it real, yeah? lol.
Best frontman to ever live
2nd best behind Freddie Mercury, sorry!
i love rlroth>>> he makes me smile ;)
Man, the year 1986 was golden. Metal and youth. Was 16 years old. Loved this tune and the solo perfect .
Same age as me. This whole album was amazing!
Ya Got dat Right,nah!Nuthin but da Best of Times,you were and Still Here!Rock On,naH!Take care!
Yep, feel sorry for the youth of today. They aren’t having the fun we had, no one took themselves too seriously. Everyone free and happy, great years.
@@sawyerfreeman3825
The teenagers who were taking themselves a little more seriously were listening to Master of Puppets in 1986.
1986 best year of my life.
I miss you all
Live always Scotty
Had Roth kept this band together and kept making music of this quality, Seattle might never have ruined rock.
The sheep, trendy mindset of a huge amount of people and the mass gasslighting by the mainstream media- especially of the previously mentioned people- ruined rock, if anything did.
A lot of people got into Nirvana, etc. more to be "cool" than any genuine enjoyment of their music.
No, tastes change, especially when there’s a new group of high school students who don’t want to listen to the old stuff anymore.
Ruined rock? You think the people who grew up with the garage rock of the 60's wanted this crap?
Things would certainly not have turned out the way they did, unfortunately, Vai had other ideas.
@thewasserrecord4513 garage rock is shit, who cares what they wanted lol
The 80s were so much fun, this video is proof.
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Dave is definitely one of the best frontman I’ve ever seen! His band is stellar too, and clearly having a great time! Rock On!
David Lee Roth is AWESOME!! I've been in luv with this dude for 40 yrs!! 💎
Absolutely! And having a great time is what it's all about 😀
2021 and I still enjoy it. The best frontman ever!!!
2022
Freddie Mercury
David Lee and the hottest hired guns in the west.
ain't that the truth...
Something about him and Hagar. They always were able to pick a great guitar player.
He know who to associate with!! Smart man!!
Not only the hottest. But the very best imo. love Vai and Billy..
Top notch players he picked...B.Sheehan, S. Vai, Greg Bisonnette...took me 30 yrs to realize.
This is party rock at its best, I don''t care what anyone says....what a band this was!!!
They sucked
@@jsivna Immortal? LMAO..........in your little world perhaps. Their music was mindless dribble, like all the lame hair bands of the 80;s.
@@jimcoleman598 you're wrong but suit yourself, keep listening to Van Hagar
Even thrash metal had humor and irony back then. It was all about having fun in the 80s. Then came the gloomy 90s and everyone was not having this fun stuff going on ANY MORE lol
True lol
Man I was having the time of my life when this came out.
I miss the 80's so much.
Eat 'Em and Smile was a kick-ass album. Wish Steve Vai and Billy Sheehan had stuck around for more than two records.
@@s1iznc1d34 Dave DID join into the band the next master guitarist to go mainstream - *Jason Becker* ... but unfortunately ALS took Jason Becker down, right after the recording of A Little Ain't Enough album. Jason never got to go on that tour, and became confined to a wheelchair as his whole body turned to stone. Jason was a prodigy on his way to guitarist superstardom, which has been well covered in several documentaries over the years, looking back to the pre-ALS years. Look him up on RUclips. Jason is still alive today, living well beyond what was expected for any ALS survivor. Jason is barely mentioned today, but has always been known and respected by Van Halen, Vai, and every other guitar hero you know. I highly recommend doing some research on RUclips for videos, and go down the Jason Becker rabbit hole. You won't be sorry. You will be amazed and stunned. Maybe even inspired. And DLR was almost Jason's launchpad to him being a household name today.
@@abandoned-mines-novascotia don't forget Becker and Marty Friedman's Cacophony!! They put out 2 albums before he joined DLR and was already starting to be recognized as a legit shredder!!! 🤘🤘
Apparently Dave was a bit to wild for Steve. As I understand it.
@@robertbishop5357 That's why we'll always love him!!!
@@randywissler9923 Well he did learn from the man Frank Zappa himself. . .
It sucked when DLR left VH, but holy shit did we get incredible albums later from both sides or what. Insane.
5150 and Eat'Em are stellar albums
Sadly, both DLR and VH went downhill after 1986
@@jjrj8568 Skyscraper and A Little Ain't Enough are solid records which is more than you can say about OU812 and Balance.
@@LaughWhileItsStillLegal i wouldn't say solid, but certainly more energetic; Van hagar was often incredibly boring
@@jjrj8568 well, A Lil aint enough reached number one on Billboard, so I think that was DLR's last succesful album. Has very strongs songs off it, title track, Lady Luck, It's Showtime, Drop in The Bucket, Tell The Truth. Whole band shined there, specially Jason imo.
@@madden7732 n#1? You meab the Rock list, right?
I did get DLR 4 times last year... this song is upbeat wild
I'm 57 and just now realizing how HOT DLR was...wowww I'm seeing this video for the first time since 86, and am going down a major nostalgia hole right now lol
I remember we were all excited when this video first aired on Mtv. Was eager to see Dave show the world how it's really done. Seemed like back then everybody you met was either a musician or wanted to be one. Fun and exciting times.
I love the ending of this video with all the people dancing it is SOOO 1980's ....there was just a party vibe in those days
it was definitely a better time in my opinion
Amen!!!
I was messin' with the Mayor's Daughter in 1981 and was with her for 35 years!
Woah ! Takes me back to being 16 ! I love the chorus and that rolling melody. This is the result when you get 3 of the best at the top of their game, give them freedom to do what they want and have fun. DLR is one of the strongest front men the world has ever seen. I saw VH live back in the day and whilst EVH was a mega talent it was Dave that gave them the extra special star quality. Thanks for posting.
One thing dave had was great taste in guitarists...eddie van halen, steve vai, Jason becker and john 5...... wow!
Hey Dave- I'm still listening here in July 2020🤘Yankee Rose
It wasn’t crazy back then….But the whole world is BAT SHIT CRAZY NOW!!!!,…..Bring back the 80s……..
Amen bro...
Webster Dictionary definition of true RockStars! #HollywoodRockStars
Love this song ! Sometimes I just can't get it out of my head. I had to learn it on guitar just because it was consuming me. DLR's first two solo albums ROCK.
+rorrante I did the same thing hahaha
+Rebecca Burkoski - Let's Jam !!! hahaha
Yes!!
Absolutlove the drummer
+Striborg Jenkins My favorite drummer. Took many lessons from him years ago. Been friends w/him 25 years. Just saw him last week at the GC drum offs in Ca.
Excitement and fun. Remember when this used to be on the menu. We were lucky to be young and alive!
Great song, Diamond Dave on vocals, Steve Vai showing out as usual , and that rhythm section is killing it!!!
You should heard “Semut hitam” from Godbless 88
Anthonys signature beat, hmmmm.............
The best lineup of his solo band 🤘🏻
Classic 80s video !!!
80's hair bands, some really gay stuff!
Saw Dave back in 88, awesome show ,Dave is a fantastic performer
You what crazy I saw ratt at club before thay became big in back ground was ozzy he really like David ,ratt I was only one who notice him in crowd it was wild nite
I saw this tour with Tesla opening in Hartford,CT in 1987! Dave and the band were so "on" that night!!
LUCKY!!!!!!
Dave & the guys always seemed like they had so much fun together. I miss when music was so carefree & fun
One thing is for sure; Diamond Dave never lacked quality musicians around him.
@tigerarmyrule Great, good or less; he was certainly perfect for Van Halen and had a couple of really good solo albums as well. But you are right he was "the model" for front men for what 10-15 years? He definitely knew what he wanted and delivered the goods.
The instruments are nuts in this song!!!! Billy and Steve are amazing!!
I miss the days when a band could be this blatantly outrageous and silly and it was no big deal
When bands actually played instruments...and didn’t have Autotune.
Right !
Agreed
It was a big deal to anyone halfway cool at the time. This is clown stupidity.
U came to the right place I guess what a year
DLH was one of the greatest frontman ever.This band and Dave killed it for sure!
DLR
AMAZING BAND!!! To have Vai in there was such a win for DLR who was already used to playing with THE BEST.
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Getting Billy Sheehan to play bass was sheer genius, great moves.
I think it had a lot to do with Talas opening for Van Halen...
I remember when this came out, me and my friends were completely blown away. The whole album, the musicians, Ted Templeman. What a big hit in my mind
I saw DLR Eat ‘em and Smile tour with Tesla opening. Incredible show by both. Tesla was amazing and Dave was unreal. Seeing Billy on bass and Steve on guitar and Bisonette drumming was cool. Absolute pros but they had fun. Hands down my favorite supergroup.
When VH split for that time everyone won, especially the fans.
Such a great song. Underrated. That break into the solo and the solo itself. So fucking great.
I saw this tour. Nothing short of a "wow" across the board.
One of the best lineups ever assembled.
Now if I can get a glazed donut and bottle of anything - to go..
Too bad there's no quality live recordings from that era, all the bootlegs sound mushy as hell... And the VH live recordings were kinda disappointing because they sounded "too thin", there was something lacking in the sound.
@@FeelingShred You referring to VH bootlegs or official released material?
@@RSTI191 Why the question exactly?
@@FeelingShred "And the VH live recordings were kinda disappointing because they sounded "too thin", there was something lacking in the sound."
Still head over heels about this man after 30 some years.
Say what you want to about Diamond Dave I've always been a huge fan but one thing I think everyone can agree on is David Lee Roth certainly brought fun to rock and roll man
Being a teen in the 1970's was epic ! 1978 eddie changed it all lol I was in my first band then I played guitar and man he really Shocked and confused me all at the same time ,Im standing there after the needle dropped on VH it changed my world forever! Im 60 now ,never thought Ed would die so soon ! At least I got to meet him a few times I use to work Concerts ,Photo shot etc... I was in the music bizzz and Ive got some killer photos of Ed on the VH 3 tour 1998
When Ed died the world felt weird for a while.
Saw Dave back in 88, awesome show ,Dave is a fantastic performer
When rock was FUN.
Man being a teenager in this era was fun! Dave knew how to have a good time. This video makes me smile after all this time. BTW that's Dave in the booth as the big overweight dude under a lot of makeup...I believe the tagline for them was 'The Fabulous Picasso Brothers! LOVED the 80s!
Yea, isn't there a part of the video that's missing, with him as the overweight guy?
Oh for those days again!
Caminando por la carretera tropical, me hecho mal el calor........vuelto loco, vuelto loco....por el calor!!!!!......
Hard to believe this was 30 years ago, seems like yesterday.
The instruments are nuts in this song!!!! Billy and Steve are amazing!!
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Back when Dave still had the Big hair, classic 80s LOVE IT!!!!
Wig
David Lee Roth is the picture perfect meme of an 80s California rockstar.
He's wearing a wig. Not so cool.
The energy they gave off in concert will never be matched!!@
Man how mush fun it was being DLRoth friend in the crazy 80s RIP Eddie VH.
What memories the 80s produced! These were such good times and you could tell the bands were having a hell of a time! These were the days when the videos emulated exactly what we were feeling during that time. I really miss those days.
Just read the heartthrob is retiring at 66years young thanks David!
He continues his van halen era .with another monsters musician!!.. uff that's crazy!
Lots of good memories w this song!
One of my all time favorite video's.Crazy fun,good music.All of DLR video's were good really.Always a sense of humor.
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The soundtrack to my summer of 86, thanks for the memories DLR.
As always!!... STYLING DAVE😎
Steve Vai is one of the greatest guitarists of all time
Indeed
We know that
@@craigwood4342 Why doesn't he get the respect he deserves?
I agree he is amazing
@@TheThomasmoon WhaaA!? He has $100 million! And he is the only guitarist that could've written this main riff or solo. He is the GOAT! Musicians know and that's the only thing that matters
1:51 - Steve Vai auctioned off that guitar for something like $50,000 and gave it to the guy who built the guitar to cover his medical bills.
I miss rock n roll.
Drums in this are insane!
"More wardrobe changes than a David Lee Roth video" is my new magic number.
T.C. He certainly did! They were so GREAT! YAY!
Loved this time in life. A lot of good times and great music..
One of the best voice in rock history!!!!
Will always love DLR!!
Magic Cowbells and Fire Guitars 🎸 gives me Energy vibes 🌪️🇺🇸☺️🔥
David Lee Roth... Extremely underrated.
STOP SAYING UNDERRATED. YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT IT MEANS.
This guy was in the biggest band in the world at one point in Earth history. And is still a living legend wherever he goes. Just what exactly is "underrated" about him?
WILL ALL YOU MILLENNIALS DROP THAT WORD FROM YOUR STUPID DUNDERHEAD VOCABULARY?
Underrated? Nope
@@wama781 Yup
The most epic and consummate showman -to ever walk this earth . I mean What a cool fun dude ..! They don’t make ‘em like this anymore . Dave lee Roth made the 80’s and 90’s fun
Looking good David! I enjoy watching you having so much fun.
A real supergroup!!! an album so underrated. this song really shake your bones and asses. Very talented musicians all of them.
this was a great album. along with van Halen 5150,they both put out first classic albums. ladies night in buffalo, classic. summer nights by van Hagar, classic. not gonna pick. great albums. good times.
Paul Mason
"Mom, can we get some Van Halen?"
'We have Van Halen at home.'
In all seriousness, this does rock. It may be my favorite DLR solo tune.
Steve & Dave's Excellent Adventure
I miss the 80's a lot, so much fun, everything wasn't so serious, just fun hey
Lindon Mclovin. Yo también extraño los 80.s 👍🇲🇽🦜🦅
La mejor , it méxico!!🇦🇺
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Absolutely
David Lee Roth is the world best hard rock Lead Vocalist in the world.
NO NOT REALLY JUST YOUR OPNION NOTHING MORE.
Roth is good--Tyler is much much better tho as a frontman!
@@vincebeeler3095 Roth is a Vegas pimp TYLER CAN ACTUALY SING.
David Lee Roth was unparalleled.
This dude has a lot of soul. I love him!
Amazing All Vai, Billy, Dave Bissonetti Drummers.