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Third studio album by the American hard rock band. Produced by Ted Templeman and engineered by Donn Landee, it was the first to feature only compositions written by the band.
Track Listing:
1. And the Cradle Will Rock... - Van Halen (3.34)
2. Everybody Wants Some!! - Van Halen (5.09)
3. Fools - Van Halen (5.57)
4. Romeo Delight - Van Halen (4.21)
5. Tora! Tora! - Van Halen (0.57)
6. Loss of Control - Van Halen (2.39)
7. Take Your Whiskey Home - Van Halen (3.11)
8. Could This Be Magic? - Van Halen (3.11)
9. In a Simple Rhyme - Van Halen (4.39)
Year of Production: 1980
Third studio album by the American hard rock band. Produced by Ted Templeman and engineered by Donn Landee, it was the first to feature only compositions written by the band.
Track Listing:
1. And the Cradle Will Rock… – Van Halen (3.34)
2. Everybody Wants Some!! – Van Halen (5.09)
3. Fools – Van Halen (5.57)
4. Romeo Delight – Van Halen (4.21)
5. Tora! Tora! – Van Halen (0.57)
6. Loss of Control – Van Halen (2.39)
7. Take Your Whiskey Home – Van Halen (3.11)
8. Could This Be Magic? – Van Halen (3.11)
9. In a Simple Rhyme – Van Halen (4.39)
Year of Production: 1980
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Women and Children First marked a turning point for Van Halen, diving deeper into their hard rock roots with a rougher, heavier edge. Released in 1980, the album retained the bands trademark swagger and technical flair but brought a rawness that distanced it from the pop sensibility of its predecessors. Eddie Van Halens guitar work remained front and center, showcasing even more aggressive riffing and experimental tones, while David Lee Roth exuded confidence and charisma in his vocal delivery. Tracks like And the Cradle Will Rock and Everybody Wants Some!! helped define the bands evolution into darker, more primal territory without sacrificing accessibility.
The bands chemistry on this third release was undeniable. Michael Anthonys bass locked in tightly with Alex Van Halens propulsive drumming, creating a solid foundation
Condition: Brand New
Women and Children First marked a turning point for Van Halen, diving deeper into their hard rock roots with a rougher, heavier edge. Released in 1980, the album retained the bands trademark swagger and technical flair but brought a rawness that distanced it from the pop sensibility of its predecessors. Eddie Van Halens guitar work remained front and center, showcasing even more aggressive riffing and experimental tones, while David Lee Roth exuded confidence and charisma in his vocal delivery. Tracks like And the Cradle Will Rock and Everybody Wants Some!! helped define the bands evolution into darker, more primal territory without sacrificing accessibility.
The bands chemistry on this third release was undeniable. Michael Anthonys bass locked in tightly with Alex Van Halens propulsive drumming, creating a solid foundation
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