SitarHero: It's A Van Halen Kind Of Day.

SitarHero 05.09.13	http://www.vhnd.com/2013/05/07/in-defense-of-van-halen/ It's long but a worthwhile read.
NightProwler 05.09.13	Cool list. My favorites are probably Drop Dead Legs (which is missing here) and Eruption
SitarHero 05.09.13	Too few good stripper anthems being written these days if you ask me.
NightProwler 05.09.13	Lol, agreed!
tempest-- 05.09.13	VH rule
SitarHero 05.09.13	m/
JamieTwort 05.09.13	Nice list, all of these rule.
KILL 05.09.13	show your love bitch
SitarHero 05.09.13	No compredo.
KjSwantko 05.09.13	Good list but........The One, Somebody Get Me a Doctor, Beautiful Girls....??
SitarHero 05.09.13	All awesome songs. Just didn't quite make it to my top 20. Beautiful Girls would probably be 21 actually.
Titan 05.09.13	Hear About It Later
DrHouseSchuldiner 05.09.13	I might as well jump. Jump! Go ahead and jump.
KjSwantko 05.09.13	PaaaaaaanamaUhooOoooOooOoo
SitarHero 05.09.13	I remember once being a bigger fan of Hagar than DLR. For the life of me I can't remember why...
JamieTwort 05.09.13	Somebody Get Me a Doctor and Fools would be near the top of my list. Surprised to see neither of them on here.
KjSwantko 05.09.13	Dat bridge in Somebody Get Me where Eddie is doing the volume swells is classic. Riff in that song rules too. I would agree with that Jamie.
DinosaurJones 05.09.13	I always liked the DLR/Hagar - Coke/Pepsi comparison. I think it was Chris Jericho on VH1's "I Love the 80s" or something... Van Halen with David Lee Roth was like Coca-Cola. Everyone likes Coca-Cola. It's refreshing, it's there for if you want to have a good time, and it's just something that's pretty much synonymous with fun. Then you have Van Halen with Sammy Hagar. Sammy Hagar is like Pepsi. A lot of people like Pepsi too. It's very similar to Coke, but it's a little bit sweeter. And Sammy was a little bit sweeter than Diamond Dave, with songs like "When It's Love." And you know, some people like the sweetness of Pepsi a little more than they like Coke, but most people will settle for either. And then there was Gary Cherone. Gary Cherone was like RC Cola. A cheap knock-off that no one cares about.
KjSwantko 05.09.13	Nifty analogy
SitarHero 05.09.13	Lol! That's a great analogy.
tempest-- 05.09.13	no fuck you Gary Cherone rules and he will always rule
JamieTwort 05.09.13	Cherone ruled in Extreme.
omnipanzer 05.09.13	Why would anyone dismiss them? Initial incarnation of VH rock.
SitarHero 05.09.13	I've never been a big fan of Cherone, even though I like Extreme. I don't think he was AS bad as people say he was in VH, but he was never particularly good at anything either.
sumyunguy 05.09.13	What pisses me off is when pretty much everybody (including most of this site) completely dismisses the Van Hagar era. If you prefer the Roth era that's perfectly fine, but to call Hagar an idiot and say that the four albums with him aren't worth listening to is called being deaf. Hagar indisputably has a better voice than Roth (I mean pure singing ability) and his era had some of the best constructed and most listenable songs in their entire catalog. I whole-heartedly believe that the best of the Hagar era easily stands up to the best of the Roth era. Bam.
DinosaurJones 05.09.13	Dreams is a song synonymous with my childhood... because it plays at the end of the Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers movie (with Ivan Ooze)
JamieTwort 05.09.13	5150 and F.U.C.K. are both excellent albums but I definitely prefer the Roth era overall.
SitarHero 05.09.13	I agree about Hagar being a better singer than Roth, but Roth's appeal was in him being a larger than life entertainer more so than a technical singer. Also Van Hagar was a fair bit softer and sappier than Van DLR. They had more mature songs, but none of the kind of crackpot energy and vitality that early VH did, which was a huge part of their appeal compared to hard rock and metal bands of their generation.
SitarHero 06.21.13	"Dreams is a song synonymous with my childhood... because it plays at the end of the Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers movie (with Ivan Ooze)" HA! Yeah it does! In retrospect it was probably the best thing about the movie...apart from green bikini warrior lady who looked like she was gonna bone Tommy.
DinosaurJones 06.21.13	That movie had the best intro: Skydiving to "Higher Ground" by RHCP And the best ending: Fireworks and "Dreams" by Van Halen
SitarHero 06.22.13	Hmmm, I don't remember the intro. I haven't seen the movie in forever, and it sure hasn't aged well.
JaySpiral 06.22.13	Jamie's Cryin' and Hot For Teacher are the shit.
pesbiros 06.22.13	cool list but where's atomic punk??
mandan 06.22.13	List needs less Hagar Era and more Roth Era imo. Rules tho. I like the Hagar Era, but I simply think the Roth Era is better.
pesbiros 06.22.13	needs more atomic punk agreed
danielcardoso 07.10.13	Good list. 6 is my 1.
danielcardoso 07.10.13	David Lee Roth era is better imo.
SitarHero 07.10.13	This entire list is pretty interchangeable depending on my mood honestly. And DLR era is defn more fun.
menawati 07.10.13	yes hagar is a twat
menawati 07.10.13	aaah needs ice cream man
SitarHero 07.10.13	I had to leave of a lot of good 'uns.
omnipanzer 07.10.13	EVERY DAY IS A VAN HALEN KIND OF DAY!!! Van Halen, not Van Hagar!
SitarHero 07.10.13	Haha true dat. There's good Van Hagar though.
tempest-- 07.11.13	Van Cherone >
SitarHero 07.11.13	Gary C. live is like the most annoying thing ever. He moves like the ugliest stripper ever.
SitarHero 10.07.20	Every day is a Van Halen kind of day... :[