Authenticity is Everything
David Lee Roth solo albums are any of these real?
I purchased these from different sources. One of them was someone claiming their father worked in the music industry and they were selling off his collection. Again as best as I could tell comparison of Dave's signature to others I saw online claimed certified makes it seem like there is quite. Abit of variation but some of the idiosyncrasies of his signature are present. The big D and the looped L. Would appreciate any input on the legitimacy of these. Thank you.
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Permalink Reply by Bruce Juice
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Not an expert on him but they look all fake -- certainly the last one signed by the same person (forger).
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Permalink Reply by Daniel Frohman
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May I ask what kind of things clue you in to these being fake? I'd like to learn more to have better success in the future.
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Permalink Reply by Josh Board NEW & Improved
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Crazy From the Heat -- all the same hand, and fake. The first looks pretty good, but again, I ask this. WHY don't people that have these "so and so was in the music business" give us that persons name, so we can google and see WHO they were and WHO they worked for, etc.
If my dad was a producer at Electric Ladyland Studios for 25 years, and I was selling autographs he had -- I'd whip out his name, and maybe business cards.
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Permalink Reply by Richard Booth
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I agree, none of these are real.
Here is an in-person example I received from Dave when I met him back in the mid 90’s. He signed four things for me.
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