Few bands can stir memories of the eighties like Van Halen – who in many ways were the epitomisation of that decade – with big hair, flamboyant garb, and more than their fair share of catchy synthesized hooks. Formed in 1974, the band went on to become one of the most celebrated and influential groups of all time winning numerous accolades and selling more than 75 million albums worldwide, with hits like "Jump" and "Panama", fondly remaining some of the most popular rock anthems of all time.
The bands twelfth studio album, and first since 1998's "Van Halen III", is "A Different Kind of Truth" which is also the first to feature David Lee Roth in the role of lead vocalist since their landmark release "1984". The album is as heavy as ever with a tone that, on more than one occasion, recalls the stormy flourishes of their 1978 self titled debut. Tracks of particular interest include "China Town", "Big River", and "She's the Woman". With the return of Roth and a wide range of fresh, exciting material, "A Different Kind of Truth" should appeal to both long time fans and newcomers alike! (Adam Bibby)
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