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They definitly sound cool. It's not a new sound, but it's nice to hear something like that again.
Didn't expect something like this from Chad Smith! ( he's also the drummer in the Red Hot Chili Peppers.)


He also drums for Glenn Hughes on his solo stuff.

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I almost get a Deep Purple-ish vibe from the second one....

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I just had Montrose on yesterday (while cleaning the garage) and I sure do like Sammy's voice in that band, this music reminds me just a bit of the Montrose "sound".
When I listened to those song clips, (before knowing who the band was), the first thing that came to mind was "Montrose". :P What ever happened to Ronnie Montrose?
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I almost get a Deep Purple-ish vibe from the second one....


I hear a lot of Black Sabbath in the first song!

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I heard that Chickenfoot had a "secret gig" on Thursday night.

Yeah. There is some tie-in between Chickenfoot and Best Buy. Here is a pic from the gig.
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bros , thanks , think , that , is , photo shopped?

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Chickenfoot is going to be a great band, each member truely contributes to their sound. I especially like Joe Satriani's contribution, but that isn't a new opinion coming from me... Sounds great so far...

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This going back to about 1985 ... but does any one remember HSAS? Hagar-Schon-Aaronson-Schieve

It was a one-album sort-of-supergroup project composed of Sammy Hagar, Neal Schon, and the cookin' rythm section from Billy Squier's band (Michael Schrieve & Kenny Aaronson).

They released one very good live album (I was at the show). It is the only Neal Schon I will listen to, and miles better than any of Hagar's solo stuff. Actually, it is a great album ... worth checking out, for sure.

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This going back to about 1985 ... but does any one remember HSAS? Hagar-Schon-Aaronson-Schieve

It was a one-album sort-of-supergroup project composed of Sammy Hagar, Neal Schon, and the cookin' rythm section from Billy Squier's band (Michael Schrieve & Kenny Aaronson).

They released one very good live album (I was at the show). It is the only Neal Schon I will listen to, and miles better than any of Hagar's solo stuff. Actually, it is a great album ... worth checking out, for sure.

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thanks bro .

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[quote="01GT eibach"]This going back to about 1985 ... but does any one remember HSAS? Hagar-Schon-Aaronson-Schieve


Not unlike Arc Angels......one hit wonders, and then gone! :?

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I'll have to check this out. A combination of really good musicians.
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"Not a new sound..."

Man, you've got that right.

It's kind of cool to hear Satch in a real band kinda setting. But, seriously, I can't drive 55.
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01GT eibach wrote:
This going back to about 1985 ... but does any one remember HSAS? Hagar-Schon-Aaronson-Schieve

It was a one-album sort-of-supergroup project composed of Sammy Hagar, Neal Schon, and the cookin' rythm section from Billy Squier's band (Michael Schrieve & Kenny Aaronson).

They released one very good live album (I was at the show). It is the only Neal Schon I will listen to, and miles better than any of Hagar's solo stuff. Actually, it is a great album ... worth checking out, for sure.

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I saw them in Marin County, CA. That was a smokin' show! I have seen Sammy three times. He always puts on a great show.

I can't wait for the new Chickenfoot album and tour. It is classic rock back to it's roots!

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This is a welcome pace from the crap that passes for music today. I like it, and when their first album comes out, I think I'll get a copy!


Amen, Brother. Amen!

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I heard that Chickenfoot had a "secret gig" on Thursday night.

Yeah. There is some tie-in between Chickenfoot and Best Buy.


I read the gig was at a Best Buy store ... for the employees!

I guess a little corporate sponsorship goes a long way.

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http://www.musicradar.com/news/guitars/ ... iew-201756
*scroll down to play or download the interview...

"Joe is the straightest guy with the most twisted mind..." -Sammy Hagar

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