Tatoo
Love it! The old sound rocks! David Lee under control...it has to work!
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Tatoo
Love it! The old sound rocks! David Lee under control...it has to work!
Tattoo You
Great single. Everybody's voice sounds cool. Rockin' tune with rock lyrics, tasteful guitar solo, Roth's vocal phrasing is right on and I can finally hear the bass guitar. Look forward to the album.
van halen's Tattoo
I love it, great to hear the old Van Halen sound again....Sammy Who?
tatoo who?
This is sad and pathetic. Hopefully the live show saves some dignity.
I'm smiling...
... I can't stop... smiling... ha ha ha ha ha ha ha....
Van Horrible
This song makes me miss Sammy Hagar or even Gary Cherone as lead singer.
Down In Flames
This song is nothing more than a re-worked version of an old song called Down In Flames. They should have kept it that title since VH has gone down in flames so many years ago.
Tattoo
Even the album artwork on the new Van Halen song looks like crap. The snippet I listened to sounds even worst. A desperate attempt to reclaim past glory and a warning that often you shouldn't get the band back together...
poopoo
this is terrible. absolutely terrible.
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