Disc 1: Early Studio Demos--JS Remaster Glitter Demos (Unknown date): These are believed by some to be the earliest demos in circulation. They were released via Dave TV on davidleeroth.com in 1998. Based on the age and style of music, these could be Mammoth demos from very early, however, a reliable source has put them as much later in VH's career with "Kicks" possibly being from David Lee Roth's "Crazy From The Heat" sessions. These are in a lossy format since they were released via the Web site, and David Lee Roth has the masters. 1. Glitter 2. Kicks (Paul Revere and the Raiders cover) 3. Gentlemen of Leisure
Cherokee Studios, Chatworth, CA (1974) JS Remaster - These are rumored to be from 1973, but are most likely 1974 based on the timeline of the band’s development. It is also rumored that Mark Stone was on the bass, but interviews place Michael Anthony in the band as early as 1972, so it is unlikely. Another story says that when Michael Anthony joined the band, they handed him this tape and told him to learn the songs. David Lee Roth plays guitar on “Angel Eyes” 4. Angel Eyes 5. Believe Me 6. Simple Rhyme 7. Take Your Whiskey Home
Unknown 1975-1976 Demos (Unknown Date(s)) JS Remaster - This is a band-produced demo recorded at an unknown location. Possibly the defunct Hound Dog Studios in Los Angeles or David Lee Roth's basement. Tracks 8 and 9 are rumoured to be from the Pasadena Hilton. 8. Instrumental – Guitar track of Edward messing around on guitar. Features riffs from “Somebody Get Me A Doctor” 9. Talk – Dave and the guys messing around with some women that were in the studio. 10. Babe Don't Leave Me Alone 11. Fools 12. Ice Cream Man 13. She's The Woman 14. Woman In Love
Gene Simmons Demos - Produced by Gene Simmons, Village Recorder Studios, Los Angeles, CA/ Electric Ladyland Studios, New York City, NY 1976 Tracks 15-18 on disc 1 and 1-6 on disc 2 from the Zero bootleg. Tracks 7 and 8 from disc 2 are alternate takes from Wooda's master tape copy. 15. On Fire 16. House Of Pain 17. Runnin' With the Devil 18. She's the Woman
Disc 2: 1. Let's Get Rockin' 2. Big Trouble 3. Somebody Get Me a Doctor 4. Babe, Don't Leave Me Alone 5. Woman in Love 6. Put Out The lights 7. House of Pain 8. Runnin’ With The Devil
Warner Brothers Demos (1977) JS Remaster, Produced by Ted Templeman and Mo Ostin. Best version of these demos available. 9. Let's Get Rockin' 10. We Die Bold 11. Voodoo Queen 12. Little Dreamer 13. Babe Don't Leave Me Alone 14. Bring On The Girls 15. Young & Wild 16. House Of Pain 17. On Fire 18. Last Night
Disc 3: 1. Light In The Sky 2. Get The Show On The Road 3. D.O.A. 4. Somebody Get Me A Doctor 5. Show Your Love 6. She's The Woman 7. I Wanna Be Your Lover 8. Feel Your Love Tonight 9. In A Simple Rhyme 10. Runnin' With The Devil 11. Piece Of Mind 12. You Really Got Me 13. Put Out The Lights 14. Big Trouble 15. Happy Trails
Pasadena Rehearsals (10/15/1977) - Remastered by Wooda. Ain’t Talkin’ Bout Love and On Fire from the rehearsals were often rumored to be takes from the Gene Simmons Demos or Unknown Demo tracks. From Wooda's Master Tape. Not really demos, but they've been included on other demo complilations, so as not to have them "missing" they are included. 16. On Fire Instrumental Rehearsal 17. VooDoo Queen Instrumental Rehearsal 18. Atomic Punk Instrumental Rehearsal 19. Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love Rehearsal with Vocals 20. On Fire Rehearsal With Vocals
Disc 4: Women And Children First Sessions (1980) - Studio outtakes from the Women And Children First Studio Sessions. Pumpkihn Remaster. 1. And The Cradle Will Rock... 2. Romeo Delight 3. Instrumental 4. Everybody Wants Some!! 5. Loss Of Control 6. Take Your Whiskey Home (intro) 7. Take Your Whiskey Home 8. Fools 9. In A Simple Rhyme
The 1984 Sessions (1983) - Instrumental Studio Takes from the 1984 Studio Sessions. Quality is not great. Mostly just jamming in the studio without vocals. 10. 1984 Jam
Bonus Tracks: 11. 79th and Sunset (David Lee Roth 1982 interview with Jim Ladd) 12. Crossroads Blues (Edward Van Halen 1984 Interview with Lisa Robinson) 13. Gonna Take a Lotta Drugs (David Lee Roth and friends unknown date)
