After his first successful run with the mighty Van Halen in 1984, the legendary David Lee Roth embarked on an amazing solo career which yielded him enough gold and platinum records that King Midas would be envious.

Eat ’Em And Smile was a huge success for Roth in 1986, yielding a chart topping rock album as well as ranking up several Top 40 singles with heavy rockers like Goin’ Crazy and Yankee Rose.

Armed with an incredible batch of tunes and his super power trio of legendary shredders Steve Vai (guitars), Billy Sheehan (bass) and Gregg Bissonette (drums), Eat ’Em And Smile went on to become one of this artist’s most enduring and critically acclaimed works.

As we continue to re-release some of the finest music ever from David Lee Roth, Friday Music is very proud to offer for the very first time on 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl, the classic Eat ’Em And Smile.

As a first installment in our exclusive David Lee Roth 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl Series, this massive limited edition metal masterpiece has been mastered impeccably by Joe Reagoso from the original Warner Bros. tapes at Friday Music Studios and Capitol Records in Hollywood, CA.

As a special bonus, we are including the original LP artwork in an exclusive gatefold cover, which now shows the rare inner sleeve artwork which hasn’t been available since its original vinyl release years ago. A very collectable cover indeed!

If you are looking for the perfect hard rock LP for the audiophile vinyl domain, your search is over! DLR staples like Yankee Rose and Goin’ Crazy! amazingly jump out of your speakers this time around. Even more deep album tracks like Ladies Nite in Buffalo, Elephant Gun and the stellar blues classic Tobacco Road make this the high quality masterwork that it is.

Friday Music is very excited to offer this incredible album from the David Lee Roth arsenal of legendary rock recordings. The fans have been asking for more, and we are more than happy to oblige. David Lee Roth’s Eat ’Em And Smile… a great new hard rock revisit in the audiophile domain… courtesy of your friends at Friday Music. Rock on!

The nineties were a groundbreaking years for David Lee Roth once again, as his platinum plus rocking effort A Little Ain't Enough raced up the charts. Armed with 12 new songs, a great production from Bob Rock, and a band that only Roth could pull together, A Little Ain't Enough has gone on to become one of his most highly regarded albums in his legendary career.

However, like a couple of his other significant fan favorites from his coveted discography, they have been out of print for many years, until now. Friday Music is very proud to offer this magnificent album once more, and this time it is remastered, original artwork, lyrics, and sounding better than ever. A truly pristine recording which has stood the test of time, is now within your reach once again.

The album goes into overdrive with a play on the title A Lil' Ain't Enough and continues breaking new territory with smashes like Shoot It and radio favorite Hammerhead Shark. With help from his killer band Steve Hunter (guitar), Jason Becker (lead guitar), Brett Tuggle (keyboards and vocal), Gregg Bissonette returns on drums from the Eat 'Em And Smile band, and his brother Matt Bissonette on follows up on bass and vocals, it's no wonder this album raced to the top rungs of the album and rock charts in 1991.

Twelve solid performances are what you get on this amazing collection. No home should be without out this album, and if you are truly looking for a good time, no frills rock and roll DLR style masterpiece, then A Little Ain't Enough is the answer.

After his first run with Van Halen in 1984, Roth embarked on a solid solo career which yielded him enough gold and platinum records that King Midas would be envious.

Eat 'Em And Smile was a huge success for Roth in 1986, yielding a chart topping rock album, as well as ranking up several Top 40 singles with Goin' Crazy and Yankee Rose.

As this album rode the charts, David also released a very rare version of the album sung in Spanish aptly titled Sonrisa Salvaje. This was a quite a leap at the time, but this man can do no wrong. Armed with an incredible batch of tunes and his super power trio of Steve Vai (guitars), Billy Sheehan (bass) and Gregg Bissonette (drums), Sonrisa Salvaje went on to become one of this artists most collectable and enduring works, but the general public couldn't buy it for over two decades... that is until now.

Right in time to welcome the warm weather and your outdoor party festivities for the spring and summer, Sonrisa Salvaje is back once again in its full glory. Rescued from the Warner Brothers vaults, this massive metal masterpiece has been remastered, original artwork included, as well as including the ten incredible performances that most of his fans know by heart, but this time with an added Spanish twist.

Familiar staples like Yankee Rose and Loco Del Calor (Goin' Crazy) just jump out at you this time around. Steve Vai and the band just shine on every track, and David's vocals are second to none. Check out the rhythm track on Noche De Ronda En La Ciudad (Ladies Night In Buffalo) as well as the driving beat on La Calle Del Tabaco (Tobacco Road) This is some truly amazing work.

Friday Music is very proud to offer this hard-to-find album to the David Lee Roth army of fans, and you should note that this is just the first installment of several other Warner Bros. era Roth work now being remastered and made available again after years of being out of print. This is great news... Rock on!

A third in the David Lee Roth remasters series, the 1994 epic Your Filthy Little Mouth is often regarded as his most enduring, introspective and top album choice amongst his most ardent fans. For some crazy reason, this highly collectable cd has been out-of-print for over a decade... but that is all fixed now. Friday Music is very proud to offer Your Filthy Little Mouth again. This time with a wonderful remastering, restored artwork and lyrics, which maintain the integrity and spirit of the original rock masterpiece along with our other DLR offerings Sonrisa Salvaje and A Little Ain't Enough.

She's My Machine and Everybody's Got The Monkey were huge radio favorites as this Nile Rodgers produced collection continues the rugged pace with twelve more incredible performances. Outlaw rocker Travis Tritt even gets a blues rockin' duet with David on Cheatin' Heart Café.

Surprises continue with the jazz fusion undertones on Sunburn and Experience, which have gone on to become some of his more enduring tunes. No doubt about it Your Filthy Little Mouth charted new heights for DLR. As always, his musician pool is fit for a king - Terry Kilgore (guitar), John Regan (bass), Tony Beard (drums), Steve Hunter (guitar) makes an appearance on the soulful A Little Luck, plus the keyboard wizardry of Richard Hilton rounds out most of the key players on this collection.

Your Filthy Little Mouth is back... restored artwork, complete lyrics and photos, wonderful remastering... this Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame inductee's truly delivered the goods on this one folks... Enjoy!