On This Day In 1982 Van Halen Went Under The Covers On 'Diver Down' | 93.7 The River
The band's 5th studio album spent 65 weeks on the US charts, and would go on to sell four million copies
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The band's 5th studio album spent 65 weeks on the US charts, and would go on to sell four million copies
The band's 5th studio album spent 65 weeks on the US charts, and would go on to sell four million copies
The band's 5th studio album spent 65 weeks on the US charts, and would go on to sell four million copies
The band's 5th studio album spent 65 weeks on the US charts, and would go on to sell four million copies
Diver Down is the fifth studio album by Van Halen. It spent 65 weeks on the album chart in the United States and by 1998 sold four million copies in the United States. Five of the twelve songs on the album are covers, the most popular being the band's update of Roy Orbison's "(Oh) Pretty Woman". The music video, directed by David Lee Roth, would be one of the first banned by MTV as the result of complaints that it made fun of "an almost theological figure" the Samurai Warrior (as played by Michael Anthony in the video) and also because two midgets appeared to molest a woman (actually a Los An...