yes; he is not a well-aged star. He is continually doing the overdone laughter that is phony and not relaxed at all

Enemy Official - Dave is pure charisma on stage and a complete tool off.

@@DougHinVA Idiotic comment. That is pure DLR. He is a genuine person. That is who he is. He has never changed.

@Matt G yeah but he grows on ya

I couldn't

krisj827 I was thinking Fire Marshal Bill on cocaine, but ya...

krisj827 hahaha that's why we love him hahaha

Only a fucking nerd would say that.

I was about to leave that exact comment

Give Dave Ace Frehley's laugh!

It's a really really long tour if you're being thorough. Lol

KZfaq and Spotify

I'm obsessed. It's all I have been listening to and/or watching for the past few weeks.

What's up with everyone saying rest in power all of the sudden? What does it even mean? Rest in peace. Power has been depleted. It sucks, but it's true bro. 🔋

A lot of People, basically anyone who believes he has sth to tell ....

agree...Daves vocals in 78-79 off the charts... RIP Eddie

He had a syndicated radio show for a while. I can't remember the exact dates but I caught the first airing because it was falling into a spot that I normally listened to on my commute (the show I listened to was going away. I can't remember if it was Howard Stern or the Russ Martin show) but they replaced it with the David Lee Roth show. And I really liked it. It wasn't shock jock stuff or anything and the man really had a good voice, tempo, and story telling ability that made me really like to listen to him. If I remember right it didn't last too long though. For some reason it didn't get the ratings they wanted. I think it'd to a lot better today. I think his show was around.. 2006? I think.

@@Shane-Singleton Cool. Yeah the man has both a great singing and speaking voice. And he has a certain spark when he talks, he's enthousiastic. Nice.

Exactly, he had something to say and teach. He was the epitome of a Rock superstar. Walked the walk, talked the talk, and was everything you expected him to be and more.

DLR and Zakk Wylde need to get into a story telling contest!

I think most people would have strangled him on the tour bus in his sleep with a guitar string

With DLR, they were a cover band with a few killer originals. The music with Sammy is monumental and epic. Jump, with DLR, is a juggernaut, though.

When DLR was great Van Halen thrived. Then he fell off a cliff and Sammy was the savior. These interviews with him after the fact are a joke. He’s lost and only solidifies the reason he got the boot. In the end though, Sammy is the only gem of the bunch. A real stand up guy.

Van halen was great from their Debut all the way to balance. I wonder what if sammy was the frontman from the beginning and dave replaced him later they might not be so successful but lucky sammy came in after dave.

1984 was (IMO) the best Album,Tho 5150 is close.Dave was a Great Frontman on stage,but Sammy is a way better Singer and Person.Plus Sammy had a Solo career before and after VH while DLR basically became a bald Rasputin.

Almost sounds like a Graucho Marx quote... Almost

In fact, don't ask him. He'll still tell you.

@@Retroscoop Don Rickles

*Dave-Lee to Joe* : "HAHAHAHHAAA!!! That's too funny! I can't remember when I've heard a funnier anecdote.... Okay, now you tell one".

@@residentraccoon2910 lol now I cant stop reading it in Don Rickles voice

he's not talking about himself but explaining how solos were developed back then.

😅

Yeah! Break! Care! Break! - He's talking about Eddie comping a few solos to avoid talking about himself and all the punch ins you can clearly hear on his vocal tracks. It's OK Dave, at least you sang the actual notes unlike, uh less good music now. Love you man.

He literally just only talked about someone else, but sure, I suppose if you're insecure that's what you heard.

Dave’s mannerisms where kinda like The Riddler.

I don't think there was animosity, they just fell out over their respective religious beliefs ............. DLR thought he was God, and EVH didn't.

@@marilyncatterall402 More like it With combination of that same energy but they were all keeping it to themselves when they were making hits

@@marilyncatterall402 you’re not biased at all 😂

​@Marilyn Catterall love Eddie RIP, always have. Though, he definitely had an ego himself. He and Alex both had huge egos too.

I never understood how a band behind the scenes could be fighting and barely talking, riding on different busses and airplanes (it happened with both Roth and Hagar while in Van Halen) and then get on stage and look like the love each other and make great music. Of course I was never anywhere close to their level in any of the many bands I have played in, but If bands members I played with didn't get along, someone quit, there was no lets just stay together and play the gig, It didn't matter how tight or good the band was. I guess that some of the differences that being in a band with a contract, or professionalism, or whatever you wanna call the difference between a state or locally touring bar band and a big worldwide huge band like Van Halen. When I first started playing in my first band I was told that the hardest part about being in a band, is keeping the band together, and I can honestly say, I have played hard songs, in front of rough crowds, hard road trips, but all of that was nothing compared to the hard part of keeping the band together.

and he doesn't even know all that much about MMA either, he just jumps in, states the obvious, repeats it and tries tirelessly not to get caught about not knowing what he's talking about. he's about running a business, any business, and if he has to start analysing stocks and securities next week, he'll just read a bit (maybe), watch some financial shows and he's a stock analyst and the funny thing is nobody realises this. there are MANY people like that, but this guy is their president. there's no passion, there's just an insane amount of support and promotion in his favour. i think maybe i'll publish this PhD thesis next year, just need to get myself a good Jewish publisher, maybe Joe knows a few

Eh, I think hes a pretty avid music fan. He's just not an aficionado of the technical details. Not a lot of people who aren't diehards know what DLR is talking about here.

I guess you never heard Morriseys hit song "Girlfriend In A Coma...From A Rear Naked Choke".

@@avidadolares LMFAO

But Dave is qualified to speak on both, as he is an iconic vocalist, as well as a black belt.

*mind blown*

Dead right. nothing else to it.

Johnny Botts lol!! Yes!!! Thank you. Shut up Daaaaaaave!

And tap.....do a lot of tapping.........

EVH is good but sooooooo overrated. You want to hear EVH x10 listen to Vito Bratta, he is sick.

Dlr is awesome. Hagar is alright but he has a bit to many "yeahhhhhh" moments.

Thanks for your comment. Yeah, I have to agree... I grew up a huge Van Halen fan and grew to be very irritated by Dave although I have to admit I always preferred him over Sammy however I loved Sammy with Van Halen I just wanted irritating Dave back too. Lol. but Dave has caused me to realize be very careful how you judge people on the outside and I have come or grown to respect him a great deal and very glad he is part.. A Precious part of Rock and Roll history. RIP Eddie. God, I actually felt & feel grief over his death. Such an amazing smily incredibly cool to us fans person. If there's a heaven he's in a special place there no doubt

To see David Lee Roth treat you as a paramedic would be a dream you would never want to wake up from, and more importantly, hard to believe for years to come. Try convincing your friends that David is the one who saved your life.

for a guy who played the party boy and ultimate playboy in hard rock's biggest band at the time, dave's a very smart, well-read and well-traveled guy. pretty interesting dude and definitely a character.

Totally agree with you!

U hit the nail on the head there bro-tato chip!! His rhythm playing though is largely over looked and is his greatest asset, it's so light-n-beautiful and full of harmonics and open notes etc..but yes this is revealing.

@@atomicpunk520 I agree ,most if not all guitarists before him used bar chords

@Abe Cedeefgee I know, right? There's no way that the singer of Van Halen would have more insight on Eddie's writing techniques then some random ass dude on youtube, that'd be crazy.

@Abe Cedeefgee I agree any search to KZfaq can see eddie can play anything at anytime. this discussion is a insult to the greatest guitar player of all time.

John, I mean no disrespect, and Dave's explanation truly DOES sound reasonable. But, please...don't buy one bit of it. That's simply NOT how it was done. Yes, there are cases where more than one track has been manipulated to fix, embellish, or modify something, but the idea that EVH created "trickery" in the studio that he then had to go back and learn is just unadulterated horse crap. It just is. I was a professional guitarist when EVH came on the scene, and I was recording in modern studios then as now, and combining multiple takes to create something entirely new is just not ever done, unless the music style is built around that - which Van Halen's certainly was not. Running faders up and down on a mixer - even by the most adroit and skilled engineers - results in a sound that any listener in the world would recognize as manipulation. You can't hide individual track volumes going up and down. I love Dave, but he's the worlds greatest story teller for a reason: Half of what he says is utter bullshit, lol!!

Typical alcoholic

@@urkelheimer Eddie wasn’t drinking like that in the early 80s, so no.

But they also likely recorded. Ton of versions of the solo before either making a composite of all of the tracks or picking one out of many solos that were recorded. There's an interview with Steve Stevens about the solo he played for Dirty Diana and he detailed that he recorded a ton of solos, with input from MJ who was there and then they took the tracks he laid down and mixed and mashed to create the two solos in the song.

@@krymsix574 Eddie did actually comp some of his work, but this was done more later on, late 80s & 90s, the earlier stuff was not comp’d and neither was the Beat It solo

I think he did two takes and that was it, nailed it on #2. He also requested to solo over the same chord progression as the chorus, instead of just the monotone _du-du-dum_ E chord thing that precedes the solo. So Eddie had a hand in arranging and thus improving the biggest hit MJ ever had... an outside contribution he had hoped Dave and the others would never find out about, it created tensions.

This is just a copy of the top comment

Or Russell Parrish, aka Satchel.

Was that talent show kid possessed by Eddie?

and a ton of coke

That's why wild stallions wanted him. 😃😄

Same here... I would have never guessed this was how its done

I believe that Rush was doing the same thing years before with Alex Lifeson's solos.

There really is no single way to create the solo. You basically just gotta go with how your feeling goes. Your knowledge goes from there. After a while it will just come naturally. Check out a video of Steve Vai demonstrating Freak Show Excess. He really breaks it down.

kevin w Holy cow! Crazy story! I’ve been right where you’re saying and on Sunset. I remember the Custom Guitar shop there where Kirk Hammett would pick up some of his guitars. Too bad it isn’t there. That must have been crazy what you saw there. Awesome.

If you want the golden key to solos, master your scales. Once you know how to play scales in different keys, you can begin to create without worry of being out of key. Just play scales in the key the song is in at any given time and sooner or later those scales will turn into solo ideas. And you begin learning writing tricks and habits. But scales and knowing the key changes in the song is key

@Matt G He's pretty freaking smart, but I agree he doesn't rise to genius status.

The genius in the band was Eddie. The bat shit crazy was Joe Rogans eyes at 18 seconds. David is neither.

@@aaronlovell6026 Eddie was both a genius and crazy (in a good way), his skills were just maaad, good stuff

Not much in this crazy world can make you believe for a second in a higher power but what are the chances of van halen finding DLR and lets face it, he was the perfect guy. Then the 2nd perfect guy falls into place a few years later. That feels like the hand of god. Sammy says fate and destination. I agree. And damn glad it happened exactly that way.

@Matt G - Dave is smarter than you want to portray him as being. He may not be a "genius", but give him credit for tapping into the public consciousness for about a decade between 1978-88 that is still being felt today.

Yes I read that! Does he do a high kick before giving mouth to mouth?

The secret to all of VH still being alive instead of OD in the 80s

Damn, really? That’s cool.

@kuroashi Sanji and also a NYC EMT. He moved.

His Dad was a top surgeon I’m sure that had more to do with it than his ability to pee clean at the time?

I also like when he goes "MMMMmmmmmm..."

I no right. it's sad to realize how old we've all gotte5

or 15

To me he sounds like Ted Nugent. When he forgets to glue up his dentures.

No one can decide how old they are. Time is not subjective

I can’t decide either

Eddie Guerrero 😳🤔😿😿😿😿

Eddie van halen rip

Uh, and Jimmy Page

Stevie Ray Vaughan comes close to that constellation too.

Ever hear of a guy named Randy Rhoads ?

You didn’t mention Tony Iommi. Not a name everyone would immediately recognize but the was the guitarist behind the band that gave birth to heavy metal

Dimebag

LIKE SAMMY SAID ......... WEIRD GUY !!!!

Really?? Fuckin bugs the shit outta me. I can't stand him

Yes. He and Henry Rollins are having a race to see who can become Steve Martin First. They probably take banjo lessons too.

Was just going to type this. Great eye!

Woah he really does!

Dr. Smith Lost in Space

I can only take a few minutes of this guy. C'mon Dave give me a break.

@@tylerstimpson2610 I had to scroll through way too many threads before I saw that reference, thank you.

Truth 100&

It was better.

True story. Never the same but also made great music afterwards. Balance.

And I'm rather sure Malcolm Young is over there on bass...seeing it....

@@jedclampett7705 Malcolm holding down the Rhythm for them on Rhythm Guitar 🎸 🤘🏻

Why would they be jamming? You can read this same stupid line on every VH clip. EVH was not influenced in the slightest by Hendrix.

Don't forget Randy Rhoads and Dime Bag

Google “David Lee Roth story of no brown m&ms”. One of the best told stories ever.

In a strange twist, he made me realise that's exactly what I do too!!

He would be an interesting Joker

Never saw it until now. DLR is fantastic, but could easily be a Batman villain!

He was always smiling when he was playing. I've been watching a whole bunch of VH videos since I got the news and that really stood out to me.

Always seemed to be having more fun than anybody else at a concert. Loved what he was doing and kicked ass at it.

Wooley689 the dark side of success

Or hits themselves in the face with a mike stand.

Well said, and How true that people see them that way.

@Barney Fife I've seen many things happen to these performers. Good and Horrific. That's Show biz. Dave once broke his leg jumping off the Drum riser and wore a cast for awile onstage. Shit happens more than you realize.. haha.

I think I would buy the car just to get rid of him.

😂😂😂

If you're susceptible to his shpiel, that's on you. Dave has always amused me. But if he came up to me and tried to sell me something, I'd reply, "I'm just going to turn around now." It's kind of like the guy who uses all the cheesy pickup lines in college. That guy DOES tend to leave with a gal, and other guys will get a little frustrated by that until they eventually learn that the lines only appeared to work bc those gals were inclined to drop their panties for that particular guy to begin with.

@@AJHart-eg1ys I would never turn my back on DLR for fear of his flying kick; cautiously backing away seems a better approach.

@@greenkorn69 At this point, if he tried a flying kick he'd probably snap his hip and his leg would go flying off in some random direction.

So true!

Sure, I'll take your word on it. What could this guy know.

@@SlickArmor If you've studied Dave, you'd know.

DLR was there, you weren't.

What would DLR know anyway.

If I remember correctly Dave said, When he'd host a party, no chairs in insight, Its a party not a sitdown.

Nathan Walsh - I think Diamond Dave is the best front man in rock. Maybe not the best vocalist, but he knew how to entertain a crowd. Look at his solo career after VanHalen. He had some of the wildest videos out at that time from “Eat Em And Smile”.

Chester Swing Jr Yes best front man to worst vocal chords ratio in history...

@@chesterswingjr9796 Great times; amazing records!

@@chesterswingjr9796 People always say that: "best front man." What does that even mean? Runs around? Does splits off the drum riser? Whips his hair? Gyrates? Poses? Who cares about that? I want to see someone sing well, and enjoy him/herself. The rest is just foolishness.

TheMagnificentPower yeah like doing a Russian off the Drum riser.

Jim Doyle spot on

JP Pestana except this one cause it’s kinda bullshit

This "story" is a veiled attempt to take a jab at Eddie.

And sprinkled with a dash of cocaine...

@@bonjovisleftnut8954 I'm a guitarplayer myself, sorry but it's the truth. I know of at least one famous guitarist that confirmed this is the way they do indeed record guitarsolos these days. Nile Rodgers, look it up yourself if you don't believe me. I don't think he is bashing. It's just funny, cause it's the truth. Jumping all over the neck if you try to learn those cut & paste solos.

Andreas J Black I’m a guitar player also I don’t see why that matters but I’m sure there are many people who record that way. But to think that this is just the way of doing things now is pretty ridiculous.

We all are.

🙋‍♂️

Why do you think the algorithm recommends it?

Im here .....for casuality

Great edi

You're generation is the most coddled, entitled, privileged in the history of the world. You can't take anything from your own time period as inspirational, that's why you have to go back to the past.

Ja ka Ok dad lol, it’s time for your medicine

@@Digressor666 Hahahaha... the funny part is you getting triggered.

you're right. wait another 10 years and everythings gonna be more fucked and so forth. The internet and social media is fucking these kids minds up without the parents even realizing it cause they are addicted too now. and people saying ok "dad" or "old man" are part of the problem. This world just doesn't deserve greatness anymore and it's sad

Ja ka No I agree, most music today isn’t good. But why get mad that someone from my generation appreciates the absolute greatness of artists from the past?

Relax Dave.

@frankty67 son....take your meds

foggyblues13 You are dead wrong. Point me to one pointless or confusing tangent in this 3 hour conversation. If you can't follow this you're just not up to speed.

Dave loves Dave. A lot.

frankty67 who's the idiot? It's " you're an idiot." You used the possessive your. Now who's the idiot?

I did

🤣

Hahaha thats true

He kind of looks like steve martins skinny brother

Annie Lennox on a 4 day crack binge

Sign me up to the Van Halen cult.

Excellent!

“Release the hounds”

Doubt he knows who Vai is lol.

@@jpm7049 dont matter, steve is so well spoken and full of insight that non musicians and even bass players get something out of it

@@clicheguevara9917 even bass players hahahaha

Yo imagine Jacob collier being on the podcast...

Cliché Guevara should get dee snider too, intelligent guy

At first glance, he is just a showboating frontman. But, after watching a few documentaries it is clear that, that guy was heavily involved in the entire process. The attention to detail and dedication that he and the rest of the members put in to every production is astounding.

Dave’s showbiz shtick, ridiculous energy and lyrical inventiveness was a perfect counter to the VH brother’s virtuosity. He’s most certainly insufferable, but our world is the better for him.

David Gilmore specifically said he has used this technique in the studio many times, especially Comfortably Numb

I remember a quote from David Briggs, he was Neil Young's producer, "in the old days, everyone got hard, went in and stood in front a mic and put it down". Just my opinion, but I think when you digitally manipulate the music it loses it's soul. Isn't that why live music is so good?

Best way to do it for me is to live track it with the band. Essentially what Dave is saying here but with the band together so you can work off each other. Depends on the recording. Nice to start with that authentic inspired take and then fix any flubs.

Also I heard Gilmour say that more than three takes in a day (on a solo) for him was overthinking it. Gonna nail that true inspiration somewhere up front. After a point your just trying to duplicate an idea you already had

It's kind of the natural way of doing things when you have pro tools.

Ok Darrel 😂

Easy

My nose hurts just thinking about all the lines he snorted. *"NUFF SAID"*

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q7ajlaeGv9zKdqM.html

Long Dong 200 iq

William Blair Accordong to his band mates he was an asshole,a big one.

Ha

Nope just booze and the cocaine mountain

I love how 40 years later and all the Roth-haters are still jealous of all the Grade A pussy and cocaine he enjoyed during the 80's

@@billbelzek6748 80's, 90's, 00's, 10's, and even now.

Ooooo..... if ya want it, ya gotta plead for it baby !

Just like i told you before

@@jamesgonzales3808 Bleed for me baby

Dave do the shot and pass the joint. And for ducks sake shut the fuck up! Haha. Pass the joint Dave tv

No no. A cigar? Yes!!

@@truthwarrior7826 A cigar and a single malt....yes!

I've heard from numerous people over the years that Dave is somewhere around 5'11" --- 5'8" is more like Charlie Sheen or Tom Cruise short LOL

Lol I’m sure you’re on his same list!

King Brilliant how the hell is allen Collins immobile on the neck? Are you implying that he can’t play fast? Have you actually heard the freebird solo? Allen uses 16th notes in the solo! And everyone has their own style but Allen Collins is one of the best guitarist of all time.

King Brilliant when people improvise with scales they tend to use the root note and the tonic of the scale often. So I don’t see what the problem with that is. And nobody gonna notice that shit unless your a scholar.

Ed played tons of those solos one shot too. Dave’s saying this bc that’s how HE was recorded and he’s jealous. Cause he can’t sing. I still love him, lol, but he’s protecting his rep. One Foot Out the Door is one of Ed’s best solos. Blistering, done last minute as filler.

Queen Imbecile stfu

It is a very easy solo to play technically speaking, not to take away how great it sounds and fits in the song, but as far as hard to play guitar solo's it does not rank.

I’m extremely lucky I was able to see Eddie play live in and around the Southern California area before they got signed. Those shows they used to put together at the Pasadena Civic with other local bands were iconic!!

@@GTRman909 Wow! Thats awesome.

He's an engineer of many disciplines.

In your eyes what would make a guitarist stand out in today's world

Even GOOD players are a dime a dozen

@@APolishPlayer Extreme talent with a lot money promoting the product. Maybe a flying cyborg that breaths fire with pyrotechs !

Speak for yourself mate I reckon I’m worth a dime all on me onesies

Dude Allen Collins wrote that when he was 17 years old that's incredible

Its easy for you isnt it! You inhereted billions from your super-scientist father, Dr. Jonas Venture! Granted, you had to split it with Rusty, but there was still much left over... You probably even got to spend time in the massive space station, Gargantua 1. But at least you dont have to worry about being arched by The Monarch though...

Well said, and don't listen to Highlander, he's jealous and from the planet Phartonmi.

I agree. He speaks in a methodical manner.

Always was and so very articulate as well.

He's a regular P.T. Barnum.

I will say....Dave is a dynamic front man, that clip he spoke eloquently....but most of the time he talks so much without saying anything!! Just likes to hear his own voice! Just sayin!!!

He has a very unique speaking style --- almost like he rehearses all his answers beforehand but you know that's impossible so it just makes you that much more impressed by his quick wit and intelligence "on the fly"

Lmfao

Joe "crescendo" Rogan

Rogan the Phycophath look. 😆😆😆

Eddie Bravo must have been sitting under Joe's desk..

laced weed?

I agree, no one like diamond Dave, they’ll never be another front man like that. Great singer too in his day.

He's most likely the greatest frontman America ever produced --- compare him to lame shits like Steven Tyler and Jon Bon Jovi and it's not even close --- Roth is like a God amongst little pretenders

@S S and where can we hear your masterpieces? Oh expert of the internet.

@S S as the ass clown laughs and counts his money and awards.

@@petrkarv . . . " expert of the internet " . . . LMAO , that's good man . real good .

It’s not just Eddies solos, it’s everything you hear from vocals on down. If you train your ear you can hear edits in music all the way back to the mid 60’s. The 50’s were the last golden era. Elvis, Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis, Eddie Cochran... musicians in those days would go in and do a whole record in one or two days. The sounds and the performances became classics.

I think Page did the same thing.

@@robsgarage4746 definitely read Rush did the same on some of their guitar solo's

You can hear it in the solo for Jump clearly. There's a version on KZfaq of just the solo, and you can hear where he patched in the tapping part.

@@matts8708 Exactly! and also in Beat It.

Dueville7777 😂😂😂

Hahahahaha

I snapped a string on my air guitar so gave up

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

The secret is that you have to use an air cigarette.

Joe anytime anybody says something: wow.

hellohell77 fair lmfao

Mmm

Both are Jews

John Mayer said the same thing about Harvey that he look like David Lee Roth

I think Dave believes that Rogan understands what he's trying to explain more than Joe does, so he's skipping a few important points to the process he's talking about. He's going Ed mad props. He's laughing becuz that's part of how Dave is conveying how incredible the guys talent was. He would lay down a bunch of different solos, & be unhappy with them. Then listen back to them & point out what he liked & didn't like about each take. Many times the parts he liked about different takes had been played on the complete opposite spectrum of the neck. But once he chose how he wanted the solo to be, no matter how mind boggling, or seemingly inhumanly impossible it would to be to play it in continuity once fused all together he kept it that way. Then would have to 'learn' how to play it like it was on the the tape. He created every bit of it. It came from EVH's mind. Roth isn't taking that away at all. He's rxplaing how a musicians method is, a genius one at that. He saying what sounds like an impossible thing to do in all at once cohesion on tape, he would learn how it, to point where it was not even a thought to him after mastering it. He saying that's why he his playing was always in constant motion, but he did so incredibly well people weren't & don't realize what he was doing, weren't realizing the extreme level of work, effort , & determination the man put into it. But on stage, once he lost himself in his playing, that smile came on his face, he was like a man possessed, & it looked so easy for him. It his the high amount, the high level of skill from the layman audience. He's trying tell Joe do he can actually appreciate what EVH was able accomplish even more. He wasn't just great, he was determined, & more that willing to put in what was necessary, to work his ass off & make that ultimate sacrifice, his time, & his pain & suffering to get it out of his head & in to history. Dave just assumes most of his peers or hip to at least some of what he's talking about, but they're not. His joking sbout it is coming from the angle of how absurd, mad, & awe inspiring it was for dude to even consider doing it.

@National Trolliosis Foundation I call next.

He can afford a car

Lol nice

Sure you would free! Besides I doubt Dave takes buses much anymore!

@Alysandir You would be too if your Father was one of the top psychologists in his field at the time lol

Yes. Sadly the "we wore out the casting couch" ones have had to go. One he tells about Madonna is my favourite. She asks him backstage after a show and he asks "can I bring a date or are we going to be busy?" And Madonna said "bring a date and we'll be busy!"

@@SirPeter6464 😁