The Best

Still have. Love the music

I just bought this for Just a Gigolo and California Girls but found that I like a lot of the songs. I especially like Yankee Rose which I had forgotten Roth did.

This is a Christmas present which won’t be opened until that day so I don’t know the condition of the CD. I assume it will be fine.

great

Arrived in good condition and includes some of DLRs best songs (no pun intended). You can really hear Steve Vai, Billy Sheehan and Jason Becker play every note and Dave was still at his peak for most of these songs. Recommend the cd and I would purchase from the seller again.

not much on here i didnt like

Not a great quality

Songs from his solo albums, all great, all memories of my younger days. Dave is the MAN.

Had this a few years now and thought would review.DLR does what it says on the tin. It's not deep. It's not meaningful, Its good time fun.When DLR appeared at the NEC all those moons ago on a giant inflatable microphone, you knew what you were in for and so's the same with the album. Yes - we all have our favourites, would like to see this or that added, but overall, it's a package of fun. (it ain't sensible!)Highly Recommended

Loved this album , this is a good album , full of fun and very lively , this makes you feel like you are just in paradise " California" when it was all going on , i relived my youth .

Bought this album to replace one I had already that was scratched. Good album, its classic Dave Lee Roth really.

Its exactly what you'd expect from David Lee Roth!!Good 80's rock.Got the hits California Girls Tabacco Road.and Just like livin in Paradise.

Full of crazy fun songs that you can't take too seriously, but seriously enjoy. Diamond Dave is a one-off. A hugely under rated lyricist, he has a cheeky way with words and knows a good hook when he hears one. This is an album that will make you tap your foot, smile and return to for those sunny drives when you can pretend you are mooting done Sunset Strip.Maybe I'd have replaced a song or two with others, but isn;t that always the way with compilations?