Definitely can't argue that

@@skooby_doobie_doonkann3334 I can. While its undisputed that eddie is the eternal king of rhythm guitar.. Dime rules lead. Dimebag pours physical emotion into your soul when he solos. Eddie, while brilliant, is shallow and temporary by comparison. FOR THE RECORD!!! IM REFERING TO SOLOS ONLY!!!

@@Nebula_Ultra you're still dead ass wrong but Dime was a giant in his own right...

Name me something from Mozart.

Isn't that cool how that chunky tone sounds in that bright E major?

If you notice, its trying to clean up

VH at their loosest and most laid back.

I hear you , however I think diamond Dave needed the rest of V.H. As much as they needed him as you can see no ones looking for Dave's solo stuff ~ no crazy from the heat Sh#t

Roth did not ("did not") have an very good voice. He had an "interesting" voice. He had an certain ability to phrase and to enunciate vocals which by the standards of the time (the early mid and late 1970's), were different and unique. The wildcat like screeches, hoots, screams, whistles and coughs were remarkable. At that time. And they were very different from the vocals and vocalizing of persons such as Steven Tyler, and the vocalist for Boston, Brad Delp. Who had an wonderful voice. High and clear, and with great depth and range. Roth's voice was "different." But, (but), he was not an very good vocalist. He had no depth, no range, no clarity; his voice did not soar, like Delp's voice. And he could not sustain an note. He made the most of what he had. The real vocalist in Van Halen was their bass player, Michael Anthony. He had an excellent voice. His harmonizing, in the studio, and on stage, "helped out" Roth. Roth was primarily an performer and en entertainer. Not an singer. Roth also had Edward Van Halen playing guitar. Which certainly helped. As I believe most people will agree. And he had Ted Templeman "on the board" in the studio. As well.

@@dermotanthonydavidkyne1019 I see your view however if Michael were to sing by him self he would be the lead singer of the Bee gees , V.H. is a prime example of team works they all needed each other.

They went towards love and keys. I love the red rocker but not after 5150.

Well, I don't think it matters who was singing! Saw them with DLR 3 times! Amazing concerts! Saw them with SH 4 times! Amazing concerts! 🤘

You fingered youre Ass Bad ? Im so sorry for you !

I think he the very best rhythm guitarist. He swings.

Just listen to the rhythm section during the solo in feel your love tonight ....

This was 70’s

"Dance the Night Away" was written in 1978 and recorded and released in 1979.

That means for 90% of the70s didn't have this. You DID have it for 100% of the 80s

I LOVE THE PERCUSSION INSTRUMENTS ALSO - DO NOT KNOW THEIR NAMES - CROTALES MAYBE AND COW BELLS IN THIS SONG!!

I just can't take his yells that's all😂