David Lee Roth
The Best (1997)





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In the eyes of countless hard rock fans, David Lee Roth is the prototypical frontman. With a flamboyant, larger than life stage presence and a party-hearty surfer dude persona (not to mention his acrobatic leaps, long mane of blond hair, and skintight spandex outfits), Roth was an integral part of Van Halen's meteoric rise to global dominance from 1978 through 1984. Born on October 10, 1954 in Bloomington, Indiana, Roth was introduced to music at an early age, via his father's affinity for Al Jolson, Ray Charles, Frank Sinatra, and Louis Prima. By the dawn of his teenage years, his family had relocated to California, and by the early '70s, Roth had become a major rock fan (Led Zeppelin, Black Oak Arkansas, Grand Funk, ZZ Top, Alice Cooper, etc.). Roth was soon singing in local bands, including the Red Ball Jets, who would play shows along with another up-and-coming rock band from Pasadena, California -- Mammoth. 


Audio Quality:		Flac (Lossless)
Audiochecker:	     	99.10% CDDA
Label:			Rhino
Catalog:		PRCD 72941





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01.Don't Piss Me Off
02.Yankee Rose
03.A Lil' Ain't Enough
04.Just Like Paradise
05.Big Train
06.Big Trouble
07.It's Showtime!
08.Hot Dog And A Shake
09.Skyscraper
10.Shyboy
11.She's My Machine
12.Stand Up
13.Tobacco Road
14.Easy Street
15.California Girls
16.Just A Gigolo/I Ain't Got Nobody
17.Sensible Shoes
18.Goin' Crazy!
19.Ladies' Night In Buffalo
20.Land's Edge









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