Sep 5, 2022·edited Sep 5, 2022Liked by Chris Zappa
DLR all day, every day. I'll carve out an exception for "Feel's So Good," but that's it.
Hagar's solo work is above reproach, though.
Speaking of Bauhaus, drummer Kevin Haskins was on the Curious Creatures podcast recently. Peter Murphy gets the limelight, but it was a quartet, and this was definitely an interesting listen.
100% agree about DLR. I did like some of the stuff with SH, but for the most part, DLR was the man. Time Passages is a great album. I may have to listen to that again soon too.
No question: DLR was Van Halen for me as a kid (and still). His voice and presence was as integral to the band as Eddie’s guitar, Alex’s drums or Michael Anthony’s bass. I agree that Hagar’s solo work is good - but he’s not Van Halen.
DLR all day, every day. I'll carve out an exception for "Feel's So Good," but that's it.
Hagar's solo work is above reproach, though.
Speaking of Bauhaus, drummer Kevin Haskins was on the Curious Creatures podcast recently. Peter Murphy gets the limelight, but it was a quartet, and this was definitely an interesting listen.
https://curiouscreaturespodcast.com/?p=2745
Stoked for the new Gorillaz record, and reminded to go (re) listen to Al Stewart's "Time Passages." What a record! "Song on the Radio" is brilliant.
100% agree about DLR. I did like some of the stuff with SH, but for the most part, DLR was the man. Time Passages is a great album. I may have to listen to that again soon too.
No question: DLR was Van Halen for me as a kid (and still). His voice and presence was as integral to the band as Eddie’s guitar, Alex’s drums or Michael Anthony’s bass. I agree that Hagar’s solo work is good - but he’s not Van Halen.
I agree: DLR was the best. I liked some of the stuff with SH, but it doesn't compare to the early stuff with DLR.