Listening to Montrose's Debut album. Ask me anything.

[coloradodem2005]

[TheWizardOfMudd]

1. Exactly when did you die?

[Syrinx]

2. do you only respond to posts that literally ask you a question?

[coloradodem2005]

3. Depends on my mood.

[Syrinx]

4. well, you answered.

Yet I asked a question. So we still don't know for sure. :)

[Rocinante]

5. Well

Is it good? Does Sammy Hagar make an appearance, so to speak?

[Syrinx]

6. oh, that's Hagar's old band?

I knew the name, but couldn't really place 'em.

[Rocinante]

7. Yep

I may be wrong but I think Hagar was a mere lad when he did vocals for Montrose.

[Syrinx]

8. this opinion seems to be in the minority here

But I liked it better when we had Van Halen AND Hagar, not Van Hagar.

Know what I mean Vern? ;)

[Rocinante]

9. I can't drive 55

That's the truth. :-)

[Syrinx]

10. my mom loved that song

I doubt she would remember it now, but she loved it... it was popular the same year we got a ticket at the beach. :)

[coloradodem2005]

13. It is good.

This is Sammy's best work by far.

[Feanorcurufinwe]

11. What's the one thing on your mind?

[KG]

12. gonna get on my bad motorscooter and ride!

to space station number 9!

[AntiCoup2K4]

14. What the fuck happenned to Sammy Hagar?

The Montrose albums were so good. His late 70's/early 80's solo stuff wasn't bad (though the lyrics were cheesy).

Then he meets a guitar player even better than Ronnie Montrose, one Eddie Van Halen and what happens?

Pure unadulterated Velveeta drenched top 40 BULLSHIT. :puke:

Bubblegum music with lyrics ripped right out of a Hallmark card. God it was awful. A disgrace to anyone ever a fan of Van Halen or Montrose.

I'll bet it was about the same time he turned Republican.

[coloradodem2005]

15. How do you know that he was not always a Republican?

Just curious. I know that he had been one since at least the 1990's because he made a donation at that time to Dana Rohrbacker.