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Van Halen
assembled their first live album, the double-disc
Live: Right Here, Right Now
, from a pair of shows performed in Fresno, California, in 1992. Their only live album to feature
Sammy Hagar
, the collection focused less on the
David Lee Roth
era, going so far as to include two of
Hagar
's solo songs ("One Way to Rock" and "Give to Live").
deserves to be in any real
fan's collection; those who aren't devoted to the band would be advised to stick with the original albums. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
assembled their first live album, the double-disc
Live: Right Here, Right Now
, from a pair of shows performed in Fresno, California, in 1992. Their only live album to feature
Sammy Hagar
, the collection focused less on the
David Lee Roth
era, going so far as to include two of
Hagar
's solo songs ("One Way to Rock" and "Give to Live").
deserves to be in any real
fan's collection; those who aren't devoted to the band would be advised to stick with the original albums. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Van Halen
assembled their first live album, the double-disc
Live: Right Here, Right Now
, from a pair of shows performed in Fresno, California, in 1992. Their only live album to feature
Sammy Hagar
, the collection focused less on the
David Lee Roth
era, going so far as to include two of
Hagar
's solo songs ("One Way to Rock" and "Give to Live").
deserves to be in any real
fan's collection; those who aren't devoted to the band would be advised to stick with the original albums. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
assembled their first live album, the double-disc
Live: Right Here, Right Now
, from a pair of shows performed in Fresno, California, in 1992. Their only live album to feature
Sammy Hagar
, the collection focused less on the
David Lee Roth
era, going so far as to include two of
Hagar
's solo songs ("One Way to Rock" and "Give to Live").
deserves to be in any real
fan's collection; those who aren't devoted to the band would be advised to stick with the original albums. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine