Wolfgang Van Halen has reflected on his creative role shaping A Different Kind Of Truth, the final Van Halen studio album and the first with David Lee Roth since 1984.

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Roth, 70, was the original lead singer of Van Halen. He was present from 1974 to 1985, and later returned for brief reunions.

“Some riffs just have that big swing to them,” Wolfgang says. “I Really Wanna is one of them, but you can definitely hear ...

For decades, the names Sammy Hagar and David Lee Roth have been synonymous with a legendary rock and roll rivalry. As the two iconic front-men of Van Halen, their public jabs and thinly veiled ...

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