David Lee Roth

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David Lee Roth
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Born: October 10, 1954, Bloomington, Indiana

Lead singer of Van Halen.
Rejoined in 2007 after a 13 year break which was filled by Sammy Hagar for the most part.
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Albums

Eat 'Em And Smile

(14 versions)
Warner Bros. Records 1986

Skyscraper

(17 versions)
Warner Bros. Records 1988

A Little Ain't Enough

(9 versions)
Warner Bros. Records 1991

Your Filthy Little Mouth

(3 versions)
Reprise Records 1994

Diamond Dave

(2 versions)
Detonator Records (2) 2004

Singles & EPs

Crazy From The Heat

(14 versions)
Warner Bros. Records 1985

Just A Gigolo / I Ain't Got Nobody (Medley)

(10 versions)
WEA Records Pty Ltd. 1985

California Girls / Just A Gigolo

(2 versions)
Warner Bros. Records 1985

California Girls

(12 versions)
Warner Bros. Records, Warner Bros. Records 1985

Madonna / David Lee Roth - Material Girl / California Girls (7", Promo)

Warner Bros. Records 1985

Goin' Crazy!

(2 versions)
Warner Bros. Records 1986

That's Life

(2 versions)
Warner Bros. Records 1986

Yankee Rose

(8 versions)
Warner Bros. Records, Warner Bros. Records 1986

That's Life

(7", Single)
Warner Bros. Records 1986

Tobacco Road

(12", Promo, Single)
Warner Bros. Records 1986

I'm Easy

(7", Single)
Warner Bros. Records 1986

Just Like Paradise

(12 versions)
Warner Music UK Ltd. 1988

Damn Good / Skyscraper

(2 versions)
Warner Bros. Records 1988

Stand Up

(4 versions)
Warner Bros. Records 1988

REMN Presents David Lee Roth

(12")
REMN Corp. 1988

A Lil' Ain't Enough

(5 versions)
Warner Bros. Records, Warner Bros. Records 1990

Sensible Shoes

(4 versions)
Warner Bros. Records 1991

Night Life

(3 versions)
Reprise Records, Reprise Records 1994

She's My Machine

(3 versions)
Reprise Records, Reprise Records 1994

Night Life

(CD, Single)
Reprise Records 1994
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Reviews & Discussion

Review by Alastis Mar 31, 2006 (edited over 6 years ago)
I admit that I never liked "Diamond Dave", because to me he was a prototypical rock star - careless and not very bright. But I listen to his radio show sometimes and he seems to be much better than horrible Howard Stern (although Dave said on occasion that Stern is his hero). Maybe it have something to do with age and the loss of hair, maybe there's another reason - but i can see the real him in that show, as opposed to Dave that was putting on rock star mask onstage during his stint with Van Halen (as in "How can you fire Van Halen from Van Halen?").

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