LOL. The Rush one is laughable for sure as I've seen enough videos and I like progressive music quite a bit. I think the complaint was that they sounded just like their studio selves live. One of my main draws to My Morning Jacket is that they are WAY different and better live than studio. Studio just fuels the live show.

I'll get crunched, but I've not seen a VH video that I thought was a show I'd like. And guitar is my main thing in life.

<-- Odd duck
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I did just find this on Pornhub:


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Man this is so sad. I saw them on VH II tour, Women and Children First, Diver Down and Fair Warning. Was not a fan of the Van Hagar years. Met the band and Valerie Bertinellie back in the day. Sad loss to the rock world today - like Lenny Kravitz said - Heaven will be electric tonight. R.I.P. EVH
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Unfortunately, that's not true...
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:-)
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Beethoven Van Mozart
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pic.twitter.com/WC9pQS7MPz

— Valerie Bertinelli (@Wolfiesmom) October 6, 2020

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I'm going to get this put on the back of a tshirt and "I don't feel tardy" on the front.
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Awesome.
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.....that drumroll by Bonzo

:-)

That's a great road trip tune.
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Derek Sherinian wrote the music, Brian Tichy was on the drums and Eddie played over the top of the composition, all of which was for a "high budget" porn film back in 2006.
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Then it's The Song Remains The Same. You gonna paint a new portrait?
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yes sir
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Fantastic. A trip to Knuckleheads for a pic of the wall is on my next KC todo list. Didn't know that was your work.
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That's pretty nice to see. I know Ed wasn't the happiest guy in the world and suffered his share over the years. Glad there was still love for him from her.

Matters to me I suppose because VH was a large presence in my younger life. VH1 through 1984 were all huge turn-ons and the band was included on my list of reasons to live. Grateful for the man, hard to believe he's outta here now. RIP.


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