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Sammy Hagar Wants Van Halen Apology
06/07/2012
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(Classic Rock) Former Van Halen singer Sammy Hagar says he's no longer interested in working with the band again in the future but he still wants Eddie Van Halen to apologise for his behaviour on their 2004 tour. And he insists he can't open the conversation because the guitarist would become convinced he was trying to force a reunion.

David Lee Roth is back behind the mic for Van Halen's new album A Different Kind of Truth while Hagar � who once said a reunion was "inevitable" � is touring with his supergroup Chickenfoot.

But he says he finds all the creative satisfaction he needs in his new outfit, and all he needs from his previous squad is closure.

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