Van Halen - 5150 sealed 1986 Warner Brothers vinyl Sammy Hagar
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1986 Warner Brothers W1-25394 sealed vinyl release. Columbia House Music club release. Jacket scuff top left corner; no bar code.
Item offered as Unplayed New Sealed. Vinyl pressed over 20 years ago.
Additional Information about 5150 by Van Halen (Warner Bros.)
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Track Listing
Side 1
1. Good Enough
2. Why Can't This Be Love
3. Get Up
4. Dreams
5. Summer Nights
Side 2
6. Best of Both Worlds
7. Love Walks In
8. 5150
9. Inside
Album Notes
Van Halen: Sammy Hagar, Eddie Van Halen (vocals, guitar); Michael Anthony (vocals, bass); Alex Van Halen (drums).Recorded at 5150 Studios, Hollywood, California.Photographer: Aaron Rapoport.
Back in June of 1986, while skeptics questioned whether "Van Hagar" could deliver the goods, all doubts were put to rest as 5150 charted at #1. This was the band's first #1 record, as 1984 peaked at #2. It's also a damn good album.After hitting #3 with his version of "California Girls" in 1985, David Lee Roth went on to pursue a successful solo career, leaving Sammy Hagar to pick up where he left off. Van Halen continue in the heavy pop vein of "Jump" with the hooky "Why Can't This Be Love." By the time every long-haired guitarist on the planet had copied Eddie Van Halen's licks, the guitar whiz had taken a right-turn and added synthesizers and programming for a broader sound. His precise use of keyboards dominates "Dreams," but his six-string dominates the ode to concert parking-lot festivities, "Summer Nights." Meanwhile, brother Alex's power-percussion gives the title track the vintage Van Halen sound. 5150 rocks hard and true.
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