Roth on Van Halen Reunion

02/16/07
. (DiR) David Lee Roth spoke exclusively to Rolling Stone's Brian Hiatt about the Van Halen Reunion. Here is part of their conversation: On his first post-reunion jam with Eddie:
Eddie and I wrote the songs, every note, every syllable, as if we invented a language that only we can speak. It was an easy, natural thing�When you speak a language that you both created, it's natural to go, "I know you." So it was very easy. There wasn't any stumble at all. I just showed up, and twenty minutes later, it was the usual, "How's the wife, how's the kids, let's play." When you're born to do that language, you speak it naturally. I never forgot it. [see the full story for a couple more highlights from the forthcoming interview (out February 23rd)] - Click here for the Full Story

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