In the dictionary, under "bat sh*t crazy"...

[Killick]

... there's a picture of this chick.

http://www.mcall.com/news/local/mc-van-halen-david-lee-roth-allentown-0509,0,6738946,full.story

Jesus. It would actually be funny if taxpayers weren't being stuck with a ton of her legal costs and the time of attorneys, judges and the targets of her insanity weren't being wasted so.

 

[spnited]

No doubt the woman is a whacko who's costing the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania a ton of money.
But the moron who wrote this lead and the editor who let it go should be fired:

Rock singer David Lee Roth has been a puppet, pirate, a poet, a pauper, a pawn and a king, according to his 1986 hit "That's Life."

I always thought some guy named Sinatra first recorded "That's Life" about 20 years earlier.

 

[dooley_womack1]

She either needs a psychiatrist for meds or a psychologist for her persecution complex

 

[Double J]

No doubt the woman is a whacko who's costing the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania a ton of money.
But the moron who wrote this lead and the editor who let it go should be fired:

Rock singer David Lee Roth has been a puppet, pirate, a poet, a pauper, a pawn and a king, according to his 1986 hit "That's Life."

I always thought some guy named Sinatra first recorded "That's Life" about 20 years earlier.

He did, but Roth did in fact bring it back to the charts in 1986. There's nothing wrong with the lead.

 

[sportsguydave]

No doubt the woman is a whacko who's costing the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania a ton of money.
But the moron who wrote this lead and the editor who let it go should be fired:

Rock singer David Lee Roth has been a puppet, pirate, a poet, a pauper, a pawn and a king, according to his 1986 hit "That's Life."

I always thought some guy named Sinatra first recorded "That's Life" about 20 years earlier.

He did, but Roth did in fact bring it back to the charts in 1986. There's nothing wrong with the lead.

Was that from the full-of-fail "Crazy from the Heat" album? ::)

 

[Football_Bat]

No doubt the woman is a whacko who's costing the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania a ton of money.
But the moron who wrote this lead and the editor who let it go should be fired:

Rock singer David Lee Roth has been a puppet, pirate, a poet, a pauper, a pawn and a king, according to his 1986 hit "That's Life."

I always thought some guy named Sinatra first recorded "That's Life" about 20 years earlier.

He did, but Roth did in fact bring it back to the charts in 1986. There's nothing wrong with the lead.

Was that from the full-of-fail "Crazy from the Heat" album? ::)

That was more of an EP than an album.

I think "That's Life" was off of "Eat 'Em and Smile," which in turn spawned the VH album title "OU812."

 

[Evil ... Thy name is Orville Redenbacher!!]

Threadjack ...
Who did you side with in the Roth - Van Halen split and why?

 

[Huggy]

Threadjack ...
Who did you side with in the Roth - Van Halen split and why?

Diamond Dave, all the way. Van Halen with Roth seemed to rock a whole lot harder than the Hagar version did. I don't thin Van Hagar did anything to equal VH 1, 1984 or the fantastic - and underrated - Fair Warning.

 

[Armchair_QB]

 

[tapintoamerica]

That's a great lead. Brilliant.

 

[dooley_womack1]

If this doesn't bring BYH back...

 

[Huggy]

He's probably watching Dave TV!

If this doesn't bring BYH back...

 

[cyclingwriter]

No doubt the woman is a whacko who's costing the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania a ton of money.
But the moron who wrote this lead and the editor who let it go should be fired:

Rock singer David Lee Roth has been a puppet, pirate, a poet, a pauper, a pawn and a king, according to his 1986 hit "That's Life."

I always thought some guy named Sinatra first recorded "That's Life" about 20 years earlier.

He could have used a more famous Roth song to make the point...Just a Gigolo could have worked better.

David Lee Roth never married Fontane because he is just a gigolo.

 

[Buck]

No doubt the woman is a whacko who's costing the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania a ton of money.
But the moron who wrote this lead and the editor who let it go should be fired:

Rock singer David Lee Roth has been a puppet, pirate, a poet, a pauper, a pawn and a king, according to his 1986 hit "That's Life."

I always thought some guy named Sinatra first recorded "That's Life" about 20 years earlier.

He did, but Roth did in fact bring it back to the charts in 1986. There's nothing wrong with the lead.

There's nothing good about that lede.

 

[crusoes]

No doubt the woman is a whacko who's costing the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania a ton of money.
But the moron who wrote this lead and the editor who let it go should be fired:

Rock singer David Lee Roth has been a puppet, pirate, a poet, a pauper, a pawn and a king, according to his 1986 hit "That's Life."

I always thought some guy named Sinatra first recorded "That's Life" about 20 years earlier.

He did, but Roth did in fact bring it back to the charts in 1986. There's nothing wrong with the lead.

Except for the quoting of song lyrics as fact. Does that mean Paul really is the Walrus, because John Lennon sang that?

 

[Pete Incaviglia]

Threadjack ...
Who did you side with in the Roth - Van Halen split and why?

Diamond Dave, all the way. Van Halen with Roth seemed to rock a whole lot harder than the Hagar version did. I don't thin Van Hagar did anything to equal VH 1, 1984 or the fantastic - and underrated - Fair Warning.

I'll say this, this thread got me reading the Van Halen Wiki entry. Man, what a story and what a band. I always forget (underrate?) how good BOTH versions were. Man, oh man, what a run of hits.

 

[Evil ... Thy name is Orville Redenbacher!!]

Threadjack ...
Who did you side with in the Roth - Van Halen split and why?

Diamond Dave, all the way. Van Halen with Roth seemed to rock a whole lot harder than the Hagar version did. I don't thin Van Hagar did anything to equal VH 1, 1984 or the fantastic - and underrated - Fair Warning.

I'll say this, this thread got me reading the Van Halen Wiki entry. Man, what a story and what a band. I always forget (underrate?) how good BOTH versions were. Man, oh man, what a run of hits.

I always thought Van Roth was little more than a glorified cover band.
Several of Van Roth's hit were retreads. All of Roth's solo hits were cover tracks.

 

[Flying Headbutt]

Sammy Haggar was a far better songwriter.

 

[Evil ... Thy name is Orville Redenbacher!!]

Sammy Haggar was a far better songwriter.

Without a doubt, but he's still mediocre at best (IMO).

 

[Pete Incaviglia]

Threadjack ...
Who did you side with in the Roth - Van Halen split and why?

Diamond Dave, all the way. Van Halen with Roth seemed to rock a whole lot harder than the Hagar version did. I don't thin Van Hagar did anything to equal VH 1, 1984 or the fantastic - and underrated - Fair Warning.

I'll say this, this thread got me reading the Van Halen Wiki entry. Man, what a story and what a band. I always forget (underrate?) how good BOTH versions were. Man, oh man, what a run of hits.

I always thought Van Roth was little more than a glorified cover band.
Several of Van Roth's hit were retreads. All of Roth's solo hits were cover tracks.

Good points. But, you can't deny they sold. And, when they're playing, I'll listen.