Live: Right Here, Right Now [Live]

Live: Right Here, Right Now [Live]

Track Listings
Disc: 1

1. Poundcake

2. Judgement Day

3. When It's Love

4. Spanked

5. Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love

6. In 'n' Out

7. Dreams

8. Man on a Mission

9. Ultra Bass

10. Pleasure Dome/Drum Solo

See all 13 tracks on this disc

Disc: 2

1. Right Now

2. One Way to Rock

3. Why Can't This Be Love?

4. Give to Live

5. Finish What Ya Started

6. Best of Both Worlds

7. 316

8. You Really Got Me/Cabo Wabo

9. Won't Get Fooled Again

10. Jump

See all 11 tracks on this disc

Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
"David Lee who?" is the question posed by this 2 Disc compendium of six years of Sammy Hagar-era performances. "Won't Get Fooled Again" is too obvious and tired a tune to be more than a novelty; better bets are firey renditions of "Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love" and "Jump" (highlighted by Hagar's Michael Jackson impersonation). --Jeff Bateman

Tracks:

Poundcake
Judgement Day
When It's Love
Spanked
Ain't Talkin' 'bout Love
In 'n' Out
Dreams
Man On A Mission
Ultra Bass
Pleasure Dome/Drum Solo
Panama
Love Walks In
Runaround

Tracks:

Right Now
There's Only One Way To Rock
Why Can't This Be Love
Give To Live
Finish What Ya Started
Best Of Both Worlds
316
You Really Got Me/Cabo Wabo
Won't Get Fooled Again
Jump
Top Of The World

Amazon.com

"David Lee who?" is the question posed by this 2 Disc compendium of six years of Sammy Hagar-era performances. "Won't Get Fooled Again" is too obvious and tired a tune to be more than a novelty; better bets are firey renditions of "Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love" and "Jump" (highlighted by Hagar's Michael Jackson impersonation). --Jeff Bateman

Customer Reviews:

Van Halen Live, Gotta Love it.......2007-06-05

Van Halen's Live: Right Here Right Now's Album has 24 whole tracks for your listening pleasure. The roaring fans boosts up your momentum making you fell as if you are actually there (if you play it loud enough) These guys were great live! All of their all time favorites and then some are on this CD. The songs you know and love are all in this great album. If your're into rock and roll and don't have this, you need it!

Good But still.......2006-04-29

I really like this album, But maybe it was a little bit ofensive including almost the whole F.U.C.K album. I am not saying that I don?t like it, because I think it is the best Van Hagar album. However, Van Halen has more to perform alive. I think that more songs from the Roth's period would have been cool! Rock N Roll Forevaa!

Albums (not boots, videos) from 86 and 98 tours would be better.......2006-04-06

This is the only one VH live album. It is mostly set list from F.U.C.K. album. It is overall very good but...
1 Mike bass solo is proof of his poor skills
2 Alex drum solo is way too long - who likes drum solos(not talking about drummers:))
3 Cover of the Who is maybe good idea, but why "Won't get fooled...", "can't explain" would be better choice.
Highlights: Poundcake, Judgement day(you can see Eddie soloing:)), Spanked, Man on Mission, Right Now, 316(of course) - it's in fact Eddie's long solo with cathedral, eruption and other licks. But I think guitar solofrom "Live without a net" was even better.
So, it's very good recording, but after watching some videos from diferent VH gigs I think that band was in better shape in 1986 when recording "Live without a net" video. Not to mention VH3 tour.

Recommended for Van Hagar fans.......2006-01-25

In 1993, at the height of grunge and alternative rock, Van Halen released yet another multi-platinum CD with their first ever live album "Live: Right Here, Right Now." Compiled from various shows between 1988 and 1993, "Live: Right Here, Right Now," focuses mainly on the Sammy Hagar era of the band and Van Hagar's first three albums "5150," (1986) "OU812," (1988) and most notably "For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge" (1991). Hagar's renditions of a couple Roth-era songs, a WHO cover, a few Sammy Hagar songs, and a few instrumentals round-out the album.

"Live: Right Here, Right Now" has a lot going for it. Many of these live renditions sound fuller than the studio versions, especially songs from "5150" and "OU812." Hagar's monologues, although at times long-winded, are generally interesting, especially his speech about living in the moment in the middle of "Panama." The instrumentals are more hit-or-miss. And there are A LOT of instrumentals; a drum solo, a guitar solo, and a bass solo. If you're into that sort of thing you will be well pleased with this release. But if you don't care for long instrumentals and solos, you may find them tedious. A cover of the WHO's "Won't get fooled again," sounds good, an obvious choice it may be.

The biggest drawback of this release is that it focuses exclusively on the Sammy Hagar-era of the band. It would have been far more desirable to have two CDs, the first covering '78-84 shows, (with Roth) and the second covering the Hagar era. But because the Van Halen brothers have always tried to downplay the Roth years and make Van Hagar out to be the definitive Van Halen (see "The Best of Both Worlds") we get a double-album of the Red Rocker without any Diamond Dave. When the band plays Roth-era material, it sounds good, until the vocals come in. As much as I like Sammy, he never could pull-off singing the Dave songs. While Hagar doesn't butcher the Roth songs, they just sound goofy, i.e. "got my ass against the record machine"(Hagar's replacement, Gary Cherone, did a terrific job singing all three eras on Van Halen's 1998 World Tour). Another problem with "Live: Right Here, Right Now" is that there are too many songs from "For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge." Even if this had to be a Hagar-only live album, more songs from "5150" and "OU812" should have been included.

While "Live: Right Here, Right Now" isn't exactly KISS "ALIVE," (1975) it's still a pretty good album. While casual fans are advised to stay away, VH fans, especially fans of Van Hagar will enjoy this release. Hopefully someday an official Roth-era live VH album will see the light of day.

Well(3.25 stars)...............2005-11-20

Van Halen's one and only live album,"Live:Right Here,Right Now" is pretty good,but it is what some people will often refer to as "a mixed bag".

As mentioned above,this is one of the best sounding live albums out there,and even though the tracklisting could have been better,this is still decent. It is a collection of Van Halen songs recorded live in about a four or five year time span from when Sammy Hagar was the lead singer of VH,and here,you hear Van Halen perfroming nine out of the eleven songs from Knowledge,as well as four songs from the Roth era of Van Halen("Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love","Panama",and half of both "You Really Got Me" and "Eruption"),two of Sammy Hagar's solo songs("There's Only One Way to Rock" and "Give to Live"),four songs from their "5150" album("Dreams","Love Walks In","Why Can't This Be Love?",and "Best of Both Worlds"),three songs from the Van Halen(Hagar era)album "OU812"("When It's Love","Finish What Ya Started",and half of "Cabo Wabo"),along with a pretty good cover version of The Who classic "Won't Get Fooled Again". Like another reviewer already mentioned,the sound and quality of this live album is so good that it is like a party on a CD,and Michael Anthony's bass solo,Alex Van Halen's drum solo,and Eddie Van Halen's guitar solo(which starts off as the instrumental "316" leading into "Eruption")are all really good and solid,but the problem is the tracklisting. It isn't incredibly bad,but it is missing songs like "I Can't Drive 55"(I know that that is one of Sammy Hagar's solo songs,but if Sammy and everyone else in VH were going to play some of Sammy's solo material live,what was wrong with the idea of including a live performance of Sammy's most popular and most famous solo song on here????!!!!),there should have been a couple of more songs from the Roth era here(probably both "Dance The Night Away" and "Unchained"),and I think including live performances of "Black and Blue" and "Mine All Mine" from "0U812" would have been really cool also and would have helped this live album be better than it turned out(I don't mind the large amount of songs from For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge being here,with the exception of "Man On A Mission"). But everything else here is really good,while this is a fun live album to listen to--Sammy,Eddie,Alex,and Mike all do a great job at contributing to that. The booklet accompanying this live album,which has pictures of Van Halen from their tour on which this live record was recorded,is really cool and is a good supplement to this CD.

Bottom Line:buy this live album ONLY if you are a die hard Van Halen fan,like both the Roth and Hagar eras of Van Halen,and don't mind the tracklisting here.

Live at Villa Berg (Right Here, Right Now)

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Funk Rock At It's Finest

Live at Villa Berg (Right Here, Right Now)
Mother's Finest
Manufacturer: Mtm Music & Publish
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000F4LDN4
Release Date: 2006-06-26

Tracks:

Do Me Right (Bonus Track)
Obey, Obey, Obey (Bonus Track)
Take Your Time (Bonus Track)
Crime Of Nature (Bonus Track)
Funk A While
Bring It
Truth
I Don't Wanna
Hard Rock Lover
Nigizz Groove
Power
Flat On My Back
I Believe
Mandala Song
Mickey's Monkey
Mo's Guitar Solo
Baby Love
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Givei T Up
Satisfaction / Born To Be Wild
Can't Fight The Feeling

Album Details

When You Melt R&b, Rock, Funk and Heavy Metal You Get a Sound that is Provocative, Passionate and Highly Explosive: Mother's Finest, a Band Known for Its Cutting Edge Music and Inimitable Live Performance. In 1978, They were Guests in the German TV Show "Rockpalast": With this Legendary Concert, They Immediately Hit the Charts and Earned Cult Status in Europe, Where They Still Tour Extensively. Mother's Finest Became a Big Influence for Artists Such as Living Colour, Prince Or Van Halen and Did Tours with Various Acts Such as the Who, Aerosmith, Earth, Wind and Fire, Ac/Dc, Marvin Gaye, Black Sabbath, the Commodores as Well as Lynyrd Skynyrd.

Customer Reviews:

Funk Rock At It's Finest.......2006-08-20

Rock.
Rap.
R&B.
Funk.
Metal.
Soul.
IT'S ALL HERE...MF Fans, Buy this CD, You will not be disappointed.
I only wish this had been a CD/DVD package. I would love to see them live one more time.

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Representing South West [47 TRACKS ON 3 CDs] Captain Save'm, Lil Big, Pimp C, Ant Banks, B-Legit, Four-Tay, 3AD, Big Bear, 5th Ward Boyz, Snoop Dogg, M.C. Eiht, Daz, Spice 1, Kid Frost, Brother Lynch Hung, Mac Dre, E40, Celly Cel, Lighter Shade Of Brown, J.T The Bigga Figga, Mac Mall, Silke, The Delinquents, 187 Fac, The Mossie, L.A. Nash, Don P
West Coast Parlae, Money, Gorilla Milk, 535%, The Fatha Figga, East Oakland, West Coast Professional Stone Crooks , Come Talke A Ride, What You Do, Game Tight, The Experience Spread Yo Hustle , Concrete Hell Pt.2, Need To Move Some, Yeah, I Like, Mind On Money, I Make Doe, On Both Knees Murder Raw , Don't Give A Fuck, Hit A Lick, And What, Right Now, Right Now Freestyle , Throwed In The Game, Murder Music, Hoopty, Don't Say Nothin', Here's A Message Lovin' This , Out to Get More, Tore It Up, Live Your Life, Burning Krypt Representing South West , Freeze Love (Skit), 3 Card Molly, Oakland, Don't Come Faulty Perfect Picture , and Savin a Hoe (Skit), If You Wanna, Wanna Ride, Money to Be Made Smooth But Deadly
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Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000N4LETY

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Dance Beat 90's, Volume 1
C+C Music Factory , Bizarre Inc. , Salt-N-Pepa , Snap! , Culture Beat , Rednex , Diana King , Brownstone , KWS , and Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam
Manufacturer: Sony Music
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000SVGAK0

Product Description

Song List: 01. C+C Music Factory - Gonna Make You Sweat 02. Joe Public - Live And Learn 03. Des'ree - You Gotta Be 04. Will to Power - I'm Not In Love 05. Bizarre Inc. - I'm Gonna Get You 06. Salt-N-Pepa - Shoop 07. Eddie Money - Peace In Our Time 08. Jesus Jones - Right Here, Right Now 09. Color Me Badd - I Wanna Sex You Up 10. Snap! - Rhythm Is A Dancer 11. Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam - Let The Beat Hit 'Em 12. Culture Beat - Mr. Vain 13. Paul Young - Oh, Girl 14. Diana King - Shy Guy 15. Brownstone - If You Love Me 16. Rednex - Cotton Eye Joe 17. Firehouse - When I Look Into Your Eyes 18. K.W.S. - Please Don't Go

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