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December 20, 2023 at 10:14 am Quote #67418 | |
ron (11799) | Sammy Hagar Biography: The Inside Story of the Red Years “Sammy Hagar Biography: The Inside Story of the Red Years” is a book compiled from highly reliable documents and stories. The book is a life, a long journey of Sammy Hagar. The book summarizes stories, incidents from his career and personal life. Regarding his career, the stories revolve around his path in pursuing music and the years he spent with Van Halen. There is not only sadness but also sacrifices, joy, passion and enthusiasm of youth. After leaving the band, he decided to continue his career as himself – SOLO. Struggles, difficulties…but with passion, he overcame everything to reach glory. Not only moments of his career, stories surrounding his life were also shared. Marriage, family, friends, career… Print length: 152 pages ronQuote |
December 20, 2023 at 10:15 am Quote #67419 | |
ron (11799) | This book seems to take quotes and stories from Sam, and put them in chronological order, in order to create a “biography”. I suspect there is nothing new here. ronQuote |
December 20, 2023 at 10:28 am Quote #67420 | |
vhrob (1744) | Thanks Ron, What is the difference with this from the Red book? I dont get it. He already said all this stuff. hmmmm must be an attempt to show Alex that he can go a little “easier” on Ed unlike the last Red book. Just dont get why someone would want to buy the same exact thing except a watered down version that doesnt hurt feelings as much lol….. sorry Sam we already know your history. If your first book was watered down and now you were gonna spew out the truth then “sure…. sign me up I’ll buy it” but to buy a book that sugar coats things just to make Alex happy…. nah…. I’m good lol Rob vhtrading member since 2000 vhrobQuote |
December 20, 2023 at 10:38 am Quote #67421 | |
ron (11799) |
Sammy Hagar’s “Red” was written by him (with help). ronQuote |
January 2, 2024 at 10:09 am Quote #67453 | |
ron (11799) | I’ve read thru this book and can now say: I’m not going to recommend you go out and spend $16 bucks on it, but I also won’t push you away from it. I’m not sorry I bought it. ronQuote |
January 2, 2024 at 10:16 am Quote #67454 | |
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January 2, 2024 at 10:42 am Quote #67455 | |
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