What is the quintessential ...

[JUNGLE DRUMMER]

From the Sam era I think I'd go with Good Enough.

Well, actually, my fav Sucker In A 3 Piece. But everyone here seems to hate that song.

[japeape]

"Sinner's" was a good choice, as well.

I love that barnburner, yet most overlook it's raw, almost punkish power.

[japeape]

I remember Coulda and i were driving around in his old beater, and as soon as the
chorus hit, his car broke down.

[JUNGLE DRUMMER]

I remember Coulda and i were driving around in his old beater, and as soon as the
chorus hit, his car broke down.

Get out and push is another brilliant Dave line.

[I Coulda Hada VH]

"Soon you'll see my silhouette
Darkenin' your door
I can almost taste it
I want more
No one's above suspicion
No one's got it wired
I'll eat with my fingers
Want my iron in that fire"

[japeape]

I remember the "She looks so fuckin' good..." line, and becoming nervous that my
parents might hear.

[japeape]

From the Sam era I think I'd go with Good Enough.

Well, actually, my fav Sucker In A 3 Piece. But everyone here seems to hate that song.

Both are really good tunes, imo.

"Sucker" is a guitar feast, and i love me that breakdown.
Props to Sam, because i liked what he did over it.

[Van Squalen]

I love sucker. Could give a duck about the lyrics.

Can Good Enough really be a deep cut to the diehards?

Still think it’s the best VH album opener second only to MS, maybe MAM.

[Van Squalen]

Mean Street, tho. Nothin comes close.

[japeape]

I remember hearing WCTBL? and Love walks in, on the radio.
I was like.....NOPE.

But then this weird kid had the cassette of 5150, put it on, and Good Enough
starts up, a song i hadn't yet heard.

I remember thinking: Okay. This one is pretty good.

[RRvh1]

I agree with Jape in that none of them are deep cuts to us.

Having said that I'd go with ITO or GGB.

Okay there PoP!

[Mean Streets]

Fools is the quintessential deep cut, never played live, rarely if ever played on the radio, and Joe Schmo would have no clue

Fir the Sam era, I’d say 5150, probably my fave from that era, rarely played live, not many outside VH would recognize it


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[I Coulda Hada VH]

Okay there PoP!

So, now you're accusing GTSOTR and Pride Of Pasadena of being the same poster?

[japeape]

So, now you're accusing GTSOTR and Pride Of Pasadena of being the same poster?

Dude is absolutely nuts.

[JUNGLE DRUMMER]

Both are really good tunes, imo.

"Sucker" is a guitar feast, and i love me that breakdown.
Props to Sam, because i liked what he did over it.

And Al's toms sound HUGE on it. Such a far superior tom sound to the vastly overrated tom sound on FUCK.

I think Sam's lyrics and delivery really fit the vibe of the music. And the ending, with "suck it all up, right down to the last drop" line in tandem with Ed stretching out his fantastic palm scrape harmonic was a perfect way to end the album. I've always liked AAPB, but I think Sucker shouldve been the last track, like it was on the cassette.