Wolfgang Van Halen DEFENDS A Different Kind of Truth Against Roth’s Criticism!"

Dive deep into the legacy of Van Halen with this in-depth look at their final studio album, *A Different Kind of Truth*! Featuring insights from Wolfgang Van Halen, Alex Van Halen, and the band's iconic history, this video unpacks David Lee Roth's controversial comments and Wolfgang's passionate defense of the album.
We'll touch on the reworked demos like "House of Pain," the unforgettable influence of Eddie Van Halen's Eruption tapping technique, and tracks like "Dreams," "Jump," and "Me Wise Magic."
Relive Van Halen's evolution from their groundbreaking debut album Van Halen I to their greatest hits, including live performances of "Dance the Night Away" and collaborations like Eddie Van Halen's iconic solo on *Beat It*.
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[@libertarianrevolution7026]

A Dirrent Kind of Truth is a fun album. It is like a throwback to the late 1970's and early 1980's.

[@RockandRollNoel]

I love this record! Some really good songs on there. There's no new "Jump" but this record isn't about radio friendly stuff. A couple of my favorite VH songs are on this one!

[@dcaudio1]

That album was great....it had the flavor of the old sound. They released tattoo first and that turned off a lot of people because of the cheesy lyrics but that album as a whole was very good...i still rock it regularly.

[@magnusJMVC]

Sammy Hagar and Jason Bonham were on fire on this record! The pictures on this video say it all!

[@cms1381]

I had to stop watching when I saw the Hagar BOAW pix. Not giving this half-assed "creator" any more play for this crap.

[@kevingartland723]

"Fifty-one-hundred and fifty studios" AI is the worst

[@MrOccyc]

ADKOT was ok. Let’s be real. It was material that couldn’t get in the original six. I basically had bootlegs of all those tunes. I felt it was lazy.