Favortie "solo" album from each singer

[ross]

Here's a topic I haven't seen: What's your favorite "solo" album from each VH singer. Estreme albums count for Gary as does HSAS for Sammy.

Roth: EEAS
Hagar: Maching To Mars
Cherone: III Sides To Every Story (Extreme)

[valdez44]

Roth-Skyscraper

Hagar-pre VH, Standing Hampton, Post VH- not 4 sale

Gary- never was an extreme fan...so sorry Gary.

[Dan Halen]

DLR-Eat 'Em And Smile
Sammy-Standing Hampton
Gary-?

[79th and Sunset]

DLR - "Filthy Lil' Mouth"

Sammy - "Danger Zone"

Gary - N/A

[brownsoundjunkie]

Dave - EEAS

Sam - VOA

Gary - n/a

[baddmann28]

Dave never out did Eat'em, Gary, I really don't like anything he did ( I do think his voice in Extreme was great, songs weren't) Sammy, Standing hampton pre VH, 10/13 post VH.

[51501984]

ROTH - EAT EM AN SMILE

HAGAR - STREET MACHINE

CHERONE - PORNAGRAFFITTI

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[tease]

Hey, 51501984 you are the first guy i know that likes Street Machine! [img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img]
I also think it´s Sams best solo record. Good rock album, i mean not those stupid sounding keyboards like on VOA or something. Just Drums, Bass, Guitar, and Sams Vocals. The only record of Sam, that somehow captures the spirit of a live band and because of that, i think it´s his nearest take to sound like early VH.
Generally, i hate the records he made, when he joined Geffen up to Van Hagar. Too cheesy-80´s hair-poser-metal-sound (and look!).But some of the Capitol records sure are Rock ´n´Roll.

So just for the record:my choices are:

Dave: "Eat em smile"
Sam: "Street Machine"
Gary: "Best of" (I really like that one a lot)

Cheers! [img]graemlins/bounce.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img]

[51501984]

Originally posted by tease:
Hey, 51501984 you are the first guy i know that likes Street Machine! [img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img]
I also think it´s Sams best solo record. Good rock album, i mean not those stupid sounding keyboards like on VOA or something. Just Drums, Bass, Guitar, and Sams Vocals. The only record of Sam, that somehow captures the spirit of a live band and because of that, i think it´s his nearest take to sound like early VH.
Generally, i hate the records he made, when he joined Geffen up to Van Hagar. Too cheesy-80´s hair-poser-metal-sound (and look!).But some of the Capitol records sure are Rock ´n´Roll.

So just for the record:my choices are:

Dave: "Eat em smile"
Sam: "Street Machine"
Gary: "Best of" (I really like that one a lot)

Cheers! [img]graemlins/bounce.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img]

Yeah , if there`s some fans out there not aware of Sammy`s "Street Machine" or the live "All night long" check em out they`re really good R&R [img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img]

[tease]

Yeah, you´re right "all night lond" is also a very good sounding record! [img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img]
Do you have any bootlegs of that time? I have a lot VH, DLR and SH, but Sam boots not before `82( except one Montrose Boot, which is awesome!).
That would be great! [img]graemlins/thumb.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/bounce.gif[/img]

[Mas Tequila]

Dave-EEAS (of course)

Sammy-too hard, but right now it's Marching to Mars or Not 4 Sale

[Legoman]

If Extreme counts for Gary, does Montrose count for Sam?

Dave - ALAE
Sam - ("Montrose", please?) Standing Hampton
Gary - Pornografitti

[BlackandBlue]

I have a Sammy Bootleg from 1981 in St. Louis.