D. Lee Roth
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David Lee Roth
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David Lee Roth
| 'Diamond' Dave
| D. L. Roth
| D. Lee Roth
| D. Roth
| D.L. Roth
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| David L. Roth
| David Roth
| Diamond Dave
| Lee Roth
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Discography
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| Stand Up (7", Single) | Warner Bros. Records | 1988 | ||
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| The Hits Hits Hits Machine (2xLP, Comp) | Jump | Concept Records Pty Limited | 1984 | |
| Airheads Soundtrack (CD, Album, Comp) | I'm The One | Fox Records, BMG | 1994 | |
| Jump Rmx (Van Halen) (12") | Désastre Records | 1997 | ||
| Way Out West (CD, Album) | King Of The Funk | Deconstruction | 1997 | |
| Schlager Metal (CD, Album) | Diggi Loo Diggi Ley | Independent Entertainment Sweden AB | 1998 | |
| Save Your Life! (12") | Emotiva | 2006 | ||
| 2008 - Le Secret Des Enfoirés (2xCD, Comp) | Jump | RCA | 2008 | |
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Reviews & Discussion
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?").
