Today I learned …

[Dr. Medulla]

… Mike Post, who composed a ton of well-known tv theme songs (e.g. Rockford Files, LA Law, Law & Order, Hill Street Blues), was the producer for Van Halen III (the one with Gary Cherone).

Does anyone know what that album sounds like? For better or worse, worse for sure I know how DLR and SH sound so I can normally say this is VH when a song comes on the radio. But Gary Cerone? I have no idea.

Never heard it, but my understanding is that it was like a parody of a Van Halen record.

[JennyB]

… Mike Post, who composed a ton of well-known tv theme songs (e.g. Rockford Files, LA Law, Law & Order, Hill Street Blues), was the producer for Van Halen III (the one with Gary Cherone).

Does anyone know what that album sounds like? For better or worse, worse for sure I know how DLR and SH sound so I can normally say this is VH when a song comes on the radio. But Gary Cerone? I have no idea.

Never heard it, but my understanding is that it was like a parody of a Van Halen record.

If only there was someone tangentially related to this board who would know the answer.

[Dr. Medulla]

… Mike Post, who composed a ton of well-known tv theme songs (e.g. Rockford Files, LA Law, Law & Order, Hill Street Blues), was the producer for Van Halen III (the one with Gary Cherone).

Does anyone know what that album sounds like? For better or worse, worse for sure I know how DLR and SH sound so I can normally say this is VH when a song comes on the radio. But Gary Cerone? I have no idea.

Never heard it, but my understanding is that it was like a parody of a Van Halen record.

If only there was someone tangentially related to this board who would know the answer.

Van Hagar embraced Van Cherone? I don't know how to process that!

[JennyB]

… Mike Post, who composed a ton of well-known tv theme songs (e.g. Rockford Files, LA Law, Law & Order, Hill Street Blues), was the producer for Van Halen III (the one with Gary Cherone).

Does anyone know what that album sounds like? For better or worse, worse for sure I know how DLR and SH sound so I can normally say this is VH when a song comes on the radio. But Gary Cerone? I have no idea.

Never heard it, but my understanding is that it was like a parody of a Van Halen record.

If only there was someone tangentially related to this board who would know the answer.

Van Hagar embraced Van Cherone? I don't know how to process that!

I don't think he did! But he HAS heard it! He is the only person I know who has actually listened to the whole thing.

[Dr. Medulla]

Does anyone know what that album sounds like? For better or worse, worse for sure I know how DLR and SH sound so I can normally say this is VH when a song comes on the radio. But Gary Cerone? I have no idea.

Never heard it, but my understanding is that it was like a parody of a Van Halen record.

If only there was someone tangentially related to this board who would know the answer.

Van Hagar embraced Van Cherone? I don't know how to process that!

I don't think he did! But he HAS heard it! He is the only person I know who has actually listened to the whole thing.

He somehow has both my respect and pity (with maybe just a smidge of contempt for aftertaste).

[JennyB]

Never heard it, but my understanding is that it was like a parody of a Van Halen record.

If only there was someone tangentially related to this board who would know the answer.

Van Hagar embraced Van Cherone? I don't know how to process that!

I don't think he did! But he HAS heard it! He is the only person I know who has actually listened to the whole thing.

He somehow has both my respect and pity (with maybe just a smidge of contempt for aftertaste).

Same.

[revbob]

Does anyone know what that album sounds like? For better or worse, worse for sure I know how DLR and SH sound so I can normally say this is VH when a song comes on the radio. But Gary Cerone? I have no idea.

Never heard it, but my understanding is that it was like a parody of a Van Halen record.

If only there was someone tangentially related to this board who would know the answer.

Van Hagar embraced Van Cherone? I don't know how to process that!

I don't think he did! But he HAS heard it! He is the only person I know who has actually listened to the whole thing.

Who would do such a thing to him?

[JennyB]

Never heard it, but my understanding is that it was like a parody of a Van Halen record.

If only there was someone tangentially related to this board who would know the answer.

Van Hagar embraced Van Cherone? I don't know how to process that!

I don't think he did! But he HAS heard it! He is the only person I know who has actually listened to the whole thing.

Who would do such a thing to him?

Himself

[Dr. Medulla]

… Perfect Strangers lasted 8 fucking seasons (86–93). I would have sworn that it last no more than 3 seasons. Yet for something that lasted that long, I don't think I've ever stumbled upon it in syndication, which is odd for something that must have had around 200 episodes.

[revbob]

… Perfect Strangers lasted 8 fucking seasons (86–93). I would have sworn that it last no more than 3 seasons. Yet for something that lasted that long, I don't think I've ever stumbled upon it in syndication, which is odd for something that must have had around 200 episodes.

Horrible

[Dr. Medulla]

… Perfect Strangers lasted 8 fucking seasons (86–93). I would have sworn that it last no more than 3 seasons. Yet for something that lasted that long, I don't think I've ever stumbled upon it in syndication, which is odd for something that must have had around 200 episodes.

Horrible

It's really baffling what succeeds and what flops given that there doesn't seem a lot of daylight between the two. I guess you can appreciate why so much garbage gets greenlit—it might work!

[Kory]

… Perfect Strangers lasted 8 fucking seasons (86–93). I would have sworn that it last no more than 3 seasons. Yet for something that lasted that long, I don't think I've ever stumbled upon it in syndication, which is odd for something that must have had around 200 episodes.

Horrible

It's really baffling what succeeds and what flops given that there doesn't seem a lot of daylight between the two. I guess you can appreciate why so much garbage gets greenlit—it might work!

Never discount the power of Bronson Pinchot.

[Dr. Medulla]

… Perfect Strangers lasted 8 fucking seasons (86–93). I would have sworn that it last no more than 3 seasons. Yet for something that lasted that long, I don't think I've ever stumbled upon it in syndication, which is odd for something that must have had around 200 episodes.

Horrible

It's really baffling what succeeds and what flops given that there doesn't seem a lot of daylight between the two. I guess you can appreciate why so much garbage gets greenlit—it might work!

Never discount the power of Bronson Pinchot.

He couldn't save Sara.

[Kory]

… Perfect Strangers lasted 8 fucking seasons (86–93). I would have sworn that it last no more than 3 seasons. Yet for something that lasted that long, I don't think I've ever stumbled upon it in syndication, which is odd for something that must have had around 200 episodes.

Horrible

It's really baffling what succeeds and what flops given that there doesn't seem a lot of daylight between the two. I guess you can appreciate why so much garbage gets greenlit—it might work!

Never discount the power of Bronson Pinchot.

He couldn't save Sara.

Sara failed because of its logo. That's powerful shit.

[Dr. Medulla]

Horrible

It's really baffling what succeeds and what flops given that there doesn't seem a lot of daylight between the two. I guess you can appreciate why so much garbage gets greenlit—it might work!

Never discount the power of Bronson Pinchot.

He couldn't save Sara.

Sara failed because of its logo. That's powerful shit.

The upside down swoosh should have killed!