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DAVID LEE ROTH’s ‘DLR Band’ album now available for download

by VHND — updated June 9, 2009 35 Comments

dlr_band_coverDLR Band sounds closer to classic Van Halen than any other David Lee Roth solo album save Eat ‘Em And Smile. Nothing goes better with that Van Halen-esque guitar playing than Diamond Dave’s irreplaceable vocals and lyrics. It’s a brilliant album that we highly recommend, and it’s available on for download for the first time. 14 down-and-dirty songs for $9.99 at iTunes or just $8.99 at Amazon

DLR Band track listing:

01. Slam Dunk! (David Lee Roth, John Lowery, Bob Marlette)
02. Blacklight (Roth, Lowery, Marlette)
03. Counter-Blast (Roth, Lowery, Marlette)
04. Lose the Dress (Keep The Shoes) (Roth, Terry Kilgore)
05. Little Texas (Roth, Lowery, Marlette)
06. King of the Hill (Roth, Mike Hartman)
07. Going Places (Roth, Kilgore)
08. Wa Wa Zat!! (Roth, Lowery, Marlette)
09. Relentless (Roth, Lowery, Marlette)
10. Indeedido (Roth, Hartman)
11. Right Tool for the Job (Roth, Kilgore)
12. Tight (Roth, Kilgore)
13. Weekend With the Babysitter (Roth, Lowery, Marlette)
14. Black Sand (Roth, Kilgore)

DLR Band is the fifth full-length studio album from Roth and was originally released in the summer of 1998. John Lowery (a.k.a. John 5 of ROB ZOMBIE and MARILYN MANSON fame) and Mike Hartman played guitar on the record.

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