Women and Children First

Women and Children First

Track Listings

1. And the Cradle Will Rock...

2. Everybody Wants Some!!

3. Fools

4. Romeo Delight

5. Tora! Tora!

6. Loss of Control

7. Take Your Whiskey Home

8. Could This Be Magic?

9. In a Simple Rhyme

Tracks:

And The Cradle Will Rock...
Everybody Wants Some!!
Fools
Romeo Delight
Tora! Tora!
Loss Of Control
Take Your Whiskey Home
Could This Be Magic?
In A Simple Rhyme

Customer Reviews:

Look I'll pay ya for it what the F**k?.......2007-07-20

Classic line as Everybody wants some fades out.
Similar to The Babys Union Jacks, Ahhh, I really want to F**k you!

GREAT 8 Tracks!

WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIRST.......2007-05-13

I shouldn't have to convince anyone of the musical genius that is Van Halen. The music on this CD will stand the test of time, and will never lose it's value to those who appreciate rock.If you don't have this, you should. You will have made a wise choice.Feel good about that.

Worst Roth-era disc..........2007-03-12

By far. Can't beleive all of the glowing reviews for this one. Well, i guess thats what this page can do sometimes. Just a lousey, confused effort in my book. Love VH too, favorite band of all time, but just could never warm up to WACF. "CRADLE" and "EVERYBOY WANTS..." are decent VH staples and fine in their own right, but the REST! Much of the material on this album sounds like B-side and outtakes! "LOSS OF CONTROL" "COULD THIS BE MAGIC" AND "TAKE YOUR WHISKEY HOME" are just failed experiments. WACF is just a weak, limp-wristed transistional album for the band. It still gets two stars because this is atleast better then III and much of the dreck put out under VAN HAGAR.

Here is the 3 best VH albums;

(1) "Fair Warning"
(2) "VH 1"
(3) "Diver Down" (the most underrated VH album)

Here are the 3 worst;
(1) "OU812"
(2) "Women and Children First"
(3) "VH III (everyone loves to bash this monstosity)"

Growth.......2007-02-12

The short 20 second song after "in a simple rhyme" is the uncredited/unfinished "Growth", and that symbolized this record, big improvement from VHII, better songs and ed's first Keyboard song "...and the cradle will rock" done on a distorted electric piano through a flanger.

THE VAN HALEN LEGEND CONTINUES WITH WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIRST! .......2007-01-07

I will be writing a review on the legendary brilliant masterpiece album entitled "WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIRST" by one of Rock's most ALL-TIME greatest legendary bands ever, I'm talking about the GREAT LEGENDARY V-A-N H-A-L-E-N! "WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIRST" was originally released in 1980 on the Warner Brothers Records label in association with Van Halen Productions Inc. I purchased the very first release of this album on Compact Disc and the matrix or ID number is 3415-2. As always, if I hear any new additional information concerning this legendary album, I will edit this review immediately so that you the consumer will get the best informative and most accurate review possible.

WOW! What can I say about this legendary album and the great legendary band that recorded it all those years ago that hasn't already been said? Instead of writing and adding my own personal notes, I will quote word for word what is written on the inner sleeve album notes as follows: "WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIRST" was Van Halen's third album and third consecutive multi-million best seller. Released in March of 1980, it contained nine original songs including such instant Van Halen classics as "And The Cradle Will Rock...," "Tora! Tora!" and "Everybody Wants Some!!"

The Netherlands-born Van Halen brothers were originally trained as concert pianists. When the family relocated to Los Angeles, Alex (drums) and Eddie (guitar) joined forces with Midwestern-bred vocalist David Lee Roth and bassist Michael Anthony to form Mammoth. After changing its name to VAN HALEN, the group became a club favorite and was signed to Warner Brothers Records in 1977.

Van Halen's first two albums and the group's legendary live performances on two sold-out world tours established the band as a premiere rock attraction. Returning to the studio in 1980 with producer Ted Templeman, they recorded "WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIRST" in two and a half weeks. The album raced into the Top 5, where it remained for more than two months and became a certified Platinum seller.

As you can see, this is definitely a great legendary treasure album worth purchasing that he or she should definitely own as a valuable and important part of his or her own personal music collection. This legendary album will also prove to persevere and endure the test of time and will get better with age like wine. This legendary priceless gem will always be around to be enjoyed and cherished for many more years to come, NOW AND FOREVER!

In closing, As we all fully well know, the VAN HALEN legend does not even come close to ending here either! If anything, IT IS ONLY THE BEGINNING! VAN HALEN would continue to release many more great albums that were still yet to come that lied ahead. There would also prove to be more tales and stories in the VAN HALEN legend that would still need to be conquered and written in chapters. But that, my fellow readers and reviews, is something that you will have to stay tuned and read further on at a later date. Here's to you David Lee, Eddie, Alex and Michael. Keep Persevering! Keep The Faith! And as the saying goes folks, "AND THE REST IS ROCK N' ROLL HISTORY," am I wrong or need I say more? Thanks for reading my review and I hope you enjoyed reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it for your reading pleasure. I also hope that you will read all of my other reviews in the near future when time permits. VAN HALEN RULES! Long Live Rock n' Roll! Rock out always and take it easy. Forever in Rock n' Roll, J.L.

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Look I'll pay ya for it what the F**k?
WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIRST
Worst Roth-era disc...
Growth
THE VAN HALEN LEGEND CONTINUES WITH WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIRST!

Women and Children First
Van Halen
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ASIN: B000002KL3
Release Date: 1990-10-25

Tracks:

And The Cradle Will Rock...
Everybody Wants Some!!
Fools
Romeo Delight
Tora! Tora!
Loss Of Control
Take Your Whiskey Home
Could This Be Magic?
In A Simple Rhyme

Customer Reviews:

Look I'll pay ya for it what the F**k?.......2007-07-20

Classic line as Everybody wants some fades out.
Similar to The Babys Union Jacks, Ahhh, I really want to F**k you!

GREAT 8 Tracks!

WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIRST.......2007-05-13

Worst Roth-era disc..........2007-03-12

Growth.......2007-02-12

THE VAN HALEN LEGEND CONTINUES WITH WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIRST! .......2007-01-07

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Remembering Never Mature, But Don't Lose Their Edge At All
Move over Bury Your Dead
A breakdown lover's wet dream...
Holy S**t!!
crushing, thoughtful, original

Women and Children Die First
Remembering Never
Manufacturer: Ferret Records
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Release Date: 2004-01-27

Tracks:

For the Love Of Fiction
The Grenade In Mouth Tragedy
Plotting A Revolutin In A Minor
The Glutton
"From My Cold Dead Hands"
The Color of Blood and Money
Incisions
Closed Caskets
All That Glitters Is
Serenading This Dead Horse.

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Remembering Never Mature, But Don't Lose Their Edge At All.......2005-12-24

For those familiar with Remembering Never's previous effort "She Looks So Good In Red", upon listening to "Women And Children Die First" you will notice a definite difference in sound. Now at first when you hear the word mature you might automatically assume a band has sold out, or has lost their edge and crushing mentality. With Remembering Never it is almost the exact opposite, because with WACDF Remembering Never have actually gotten much heavier than their last outing. While that might sound like a dream to some, it works well in some places and gets repetitive in others. At the very least, "Women And Children Die First" is one of the heaviest hitting hardcore albums you're likely to hear in today's music world where most bands are concentrating on making their sound more accessible to the mass, then making music they genuinely feel strongly about.

Make no mistake, this album is heavy. If "She Looks Good So Good In Red" was heavy, then I'd say multiply that by about 10, and you have the extremity of this record. This makes tracks like "For The Love Of Fiction" and "From My Cold Dead Hands" two of the standout tracks on the album because of their unrelenting and overwhelmingly devastating sound. As far as breakdowns go, Remembering Never has definitely turned it up for this release. This means if you love the chug, you're going to be in heaven when listening to WACDF. Not just that, but RN also works in creative additions to their breakdowns, not just the typical "dun-dun-dun stop" style. The most maturity from the band comes from Pete's lyrics. Where "She Looks So Good In Red" was all about hatred and love lost, "Women And Children Die First" shows that Pete has obviously gotten over a lot of his bitterness and turned his attention to the outside world. This means nothing is safe, including religion, meat eaters, the government and loyal-less individuals. This makes the record miles ahead of where the last one was in terms of content, because you not only get the emotional, anger-filled rage of "Incisions" and "All That Glitters Is..", but also extremely thought-provoking messages in "Closed Caskets", "The Glutton" and "The Grenade In Mouth Tragedy". This makes the album nothing of a disappointment, and instead a considerable stepping stone in the evolution of Remembering Never's sound.

Now as for the drawbacks of the album, there are a few. First since Remembering Never has obviously upped the heaviness of their sound of this record, it has made some songs sound extremely, extremely similar to one another. This isn't a very bad thing, but sometimes a listener could feel bogged down by the one dimensional sound "Women And Children Die First" offers. The last album gave you many different varied looks at Remembering Never's style, and it worked very well, whereas WACDF concentrates solely on the aggressive side of the band. One of the particular things that was prominent on the last record and is absent from this one was the use of the acoustic guitar fills. This elevated many of the songs found on "She Looks So Good In Red." Along those lines There's a definite lack of melody in Pete's vocals, as he primarily concentrates on screaming this time around. While his screaming vocals are excellent, I liked his wide use of clean vocals on the last record a lot, and while here and there Pete occasionally throws in some melodic singing on this cd, I think that's definitely a missing piece of this album. Also sometimes the band seems just too concentrated on being heavy. I mean I love breakdowns just as much as the next guy, but when you listen to a song with 8 or 9 of them, it gets old by the time you hit the tenth track. A lot of these songs seem better tuned to be played live, because when you're in a live environment you can interact with the band or dance all you want.

Overall "Women and Children Die First" isn't a disappointment in any regard. In fact on many levels it's an extreme accomplishment for Remembering Never. While it does have its inconsistencies (and they are small ones), "Women And Children Die First" is a must for fans of metalcore/hardcore, especially the breakdown friendly variety. The band's ability to expand their lyrical content and concentrate on certain aspects of their sound is one of the best and most surprising features about this album. While I still prefer "She Looks So Good In Red", I have a hard time turning this one off before listening to all ten tracks. The band is equally as talented live so be sure to check them out when you get a chance. Now open up that dance floor!

Move over Bury Your Dead.......2005-12-12

This CD is crazy as hell it doesnt stop beating you down.It is the perfect CD for fans of old Atreyu,Poison The Well,Bury Your Dead,Unearth,Dead To Fall, and It Dies Today.At times it sounds very almost poetic not neerly as extremly as Atreyu does but still.At other times it sounds like one massive Breakdown.This is the band to mosh your brains out to.I saw these guys live they were awsome and it wasnt like a small push pit NO!I am talking full on Spin kicks,floor punches,windmills,and just general craziness.So buy this CD check them out live and go crazy...not litteraly.

A breakdown lover's wet dream..........2005-12-11

This band is very heavy, to put it bluntly. But to look at it more closely, it is easy to hear that there isn't a whole lot of originality in their music and that is why this album gets three stars instead of four. But like I've said with many bands, that does not mean it's not worth listening to. The music is still angry and absolutely full of breakdowns that will make any hardcore dancer do windmills like there's no tomorrow. The lyrics are well written and there's some good singing going on as well. I liked the hidden Pantera cover of "Strength Beyond Strength", although I wished they would've tuned the guitars up a step or so for that song - it would've sounded much better. All in all though, a great buy if youre looking for some straight-up, hard-hitting music, with lots of breakdowns. Top songs include "For the Love of Fiction", "The Grenade in Mouth Tragedy", and "All That Glitters Is".

Holy S**t!!.......2005-12-01

Ahh yes. Remembering Never. I bought this CD on a whim. I had never heard of them before but they were classified in Strawberries as "Heavy Metal" so i thought what the hell. I sure wasn't disappointed. Remembering Never is now "The band of A Thousand Breakdowns." For The Love of Fiction is a song you can listen to over and over again without getting sick of "A prayer for the dying, a prayer for you, the hopeless." That phrase sticks out in your mind and stays with u till the end. Many of Remembering Never's songs have a VERY catchy chorus. Incisions also does this "Fingers shoved to the back of your throat, for a little sex appeal, heaving." Obvously these lyrics aren't for virgin ears, but it is a nice break when you feel like listening to something kick-ass. The most catchy chorus of all time, in my opinion, is in Plotting a Revolution in A Minor. It is, very simply, "never looking back, looking back, looking back. Never looking back, looking back, looking back." Now i know this is very simple and seemingly redundant, but man is it catchy. This CD is amazing so definately check it out.

crushing, thoughtful, original.......2005-10-24

I had never heard of these guys before I saw their album cover and decided to check them out. Am I ever glad I did. These guys filled a void in my music collection that I didn't even know I had. This is original hardcore. In a time where bands insert breakdowns so often it becomes redundant(Don't get me wrong, I love a good breakdown. Just not ones that fill up space), Remembering Never put a refreshing spin on what I thought was hardcore. It's a heavy, crushing, brand of hardcore with spots of melody and uncompromising vocals. As for the lyrics, one may not agree with all of them, but at least it makes one think about something worth while. I'm all about unity, family and friends, but sometimes it's just like I get it already. I don't know if they reinvented the wheel here, but they definitely reinvented themselves on this one.
Remebering Never: crushing, thoughtful, original. Definitely worth buying.
PS - for you PanterA fans, you just might recognize the hidden track at the end.

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Treasury of Golden Classics

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New World Symphony [Excerpts]

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Nutcracker: Waltz of the Flowers [Excerpts]
Work: Hungarian Rhapsody [Excerpts]
Symphony No. 4: 3rd Movement [Excerpts]
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Symphony No. 1: 3rd Movement [Excerpts]
Nutcracker: March [Excerpts]
Symphony No. 40 [Excerpts]
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Sylvia Ballet [Excerpts]
Arlesienne Suite: Minuette [Excerpts]
Trisch Trasch Polka [Excerpts]
Hungarian Dance No. 7 [Excerpts]
Nutcracker: Overture [Excerpts]
I Dream of Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair
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Radetsky-Marsch [Excerpts]
Marseillaise [Excerpts]
Scheherezade: Prince & Princess [Excerpts]
Symphony No. 6 : 3rd Movement [Excerpts]

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Belle Helene: Prelude to Act 2 [Excerpts]
Polonaise, Op. 53 [Excerpts]
Swan Lake: Spanish Dance [Excerpts]
Swan Lake: Neopolitan Song [Excerpts]
Poet and Peasant: Overture [Excerpts]
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Nutcracker: Trepak [Excerpts]
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Weiner Blut (Vienna Blood) [Excerpts]
Sleeping Beauty [Excerpts]
Gayne Ballet: Sabre Dance [Excerpts]
Hora Staccato [Excerpts]

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Rhapsodie Espagnole [Excerpts]
Symphony No. 9 (Choral) [Excerpts]
Finlandia [Excerpts]
Golliwogs Cakewalk [Excerpts]
Red Poppy: Russian Sailors' Dance [Excerpts]
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Valse [Excerpts]
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Piano Concerto No. 2 [Excerpts]
Symphony No. 6 [Excerpts]
Hungarian Dance No. 5
Prince Igor, Opera: Unspecified Polovtsian Dance
Marche Hongroise

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500 Classic Masterpieces

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Release Date: 1992-11-04

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To Sing is to Fly

Manufacturer: Indy Women's Chorus
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Release Date: 2004-02-10

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Women and Children First
Van Halen
Manufacturer: Wea/Warner
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00005HUOS
Release Date: 2002-06-19

Tracks:

And the Cradle Will Rock...
Everybody Wants Some!!
Fools
Romeo Delight
Tora! Tora!
Loss of Control
Take Your Whiskey Home
Could This Be Magic?
In a Simple Rhyme

Album Details

HDCD digitally remastered.

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What a record!!!

Women & Children Die First
Remembering Never
Manufacturer: Roadrunner
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ASIN: B000666TJO
Release Date: 2004-11-29

Album Description

Japanese pressing of the Floridian rock act's 2004 album includes three bonus tracks, 'Feathers In Heaven', 'The Moment You've Realized You Are Nothing To Anyone', & 'Rapekissingjesus'. Roadrunner.

Album Details

Japanese Release featuring a Bonus Track

Customer Reviews:

What a record!!!.......2005-02-26

From go to whoah this record kicks butt. It's been on rotation in my car for 3 weeks. Non stop brutality. As an old school metaller I'm impressed to see they've ditched the punk/hardcore elements of their earlier releases and gone flat-out metal. This album also features a nice little cover of Pantera's "Stronger than All" at the end of the final track.

If you're into hardcore, metalcore or whatever, check this one out. A worthy addition to the collection.