Articles related to "David Lee Roth"

Van Halen's original members (mostly, anyway) hit the road for the first time in over 2 decades. Will the reunion be too good to last?

The David Lee Roth route to happiness, the one that goes through fun and only fun, is what makes this autobiography - and, ultimately, classic Van Halen - so fulfilling.

A fun, quick read for anyone interested in the music of Hawkwind or Motorhead, White Line Fever is Lemmy Kilmister being as honest and goofy as one would think.

The Unband were a blip on the musical radar from the late-90s to the early 00s, but in their forgotten tracks is an unforgettable story of rock and roll debauchery.

Two American air guitarists compete regionally, nationally, and internationally - but mostly against each other in this hilarious documentary.

The most metal show on television is Cartoon Network's "Metalocalypse." The aptly-named 'toon follows the misadventures of Dethklok, a five-member death metal band.

When Van Halen released their debut album in 1978 they started a long-running life soundtrack for suburban kids across America.

Red Hot Chili Peppers, Eminem, Jimmy Page, and Ronnie Wood are among the artists inducting the 2009 entries to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Though often maligned in book and film, persons with albinism can take pride in the achievements of singer-songwriters Edgar Winter, Salif Keita, and Yellowman.

A focus on the macabre and ridiculous propel these stories of "how the gene pool got better" - some documented and some pure urban legend.

A prediction of the level of quality we can anticipate from five albums due to be released in the next two months from classic rock veterans.

Spice up your Manishevitz and put the Nog in your Egg Nog with this playlist of the funniest songs for Hannukah and Christmas.

Celebrating its 40th year in 2009, the ING New York City Marathon will welcome more than 35,000 runners to the five New York boroughs.

These stories of rock and roll excess will either have the reader open-eyed in awe or gap-mouthed in a state of offended shock, but they will entertain no matter what.