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Original message:335 days 51 minutes ago

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I saw this on Leno a while back, and completely forgot about it until now. David Lee Roth has gone mad!! No more stage acrobatics, no more flying, no more tight leather outfits, and no more drugs. that is the recipe for desaster that sparked strummin' with the devil, DLR's bluegrass album of VH hits. it puts shame to those classic hits, and made me cry. i have one question for Mr. Roth, and that is why. why did he stop doing drugs? why did he think it was a good idea to do bluegrass covers of Van Halen? and why has he not been assassinated by Edward yet?

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Reply:335 days 48 minutes ago
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since when does he no how to use the phrase "in what respect", or "consequently", "particularly", "inadvertently", "conversely" or "in Nashville"?

and did he just compare the great Edward Van Halen to Axl Rose?!

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Reply:334 days 18 hours 57 minutes ago
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"Strummin' with the Devil" was probably the reason Eddie went into rehab. He probably took something, heard that album and figured he was having a bad trip! LOL. Don't get me wrong, I love Eddie as a guitar player and I honestly hope he does well during his rehabilitation. But, DLR? What the hell was he thinking? Next you know, DLR will be doing a tour with a clogging troupe!

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Reply:334 days 18 hours 52 minutes ago
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Oh and one thing about DLR and his phrases. Although I think that "Strummin' with the Devil" was a dumb idea, DLR is really not a stupid person. He's actually a very intelligent speaker and a funny one at that. I only wish someone would publish a book on DLRisms! However in my opinion, "Strummin' with the Devil" contradicts what I just said about his intelligence LOL.

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Reply:334 days 16 hours 6 minutes ago
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Actually this was not a DLR project; One of the fellas from the Hellecasters put this together and invited Dave to play on it; naturally he jumped on it. I loved it. Take note of the players; they can EAT EVH for breakfast. Slick arrangements. lol

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Reply:334 days 15 hours 27 minutes ago
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hahahahaha Dave rules. I just love that guy. Funny as hell. If I had to spend any time with the guy, though... I'm sure it'd get old.

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Reply:334 days 14 hours 30 minutes ago
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yea, I went to school with his cousin, and i got the opportunity to meet him a couple of times. he is funny, but it kinda gets annoying after a while.

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Reply:334 days 13 hours 31 minutes ago
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For me anyway, maybe I'm just not used to the album. But yes, the musicianship playing wise is incredible! But I guess it would be like listening to Lemmy & Motorhead musac style in an elevator LOL.

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