Customer Ratings & Reviews

Along Time since I heard an album Rock like this one. From beginning to end, it is the complete package. I was waiting a while for this and it is above and beyond my expectations. Keep Rockin' CHICKENFOOT!!!!! OH YEAH!!!!!!!!

Rock is still alive and Chickenfoot are here to prove it. The first three songs are love at first listen. Hopefully this is not a one and done endeavor. We need them. American rock music at it's finest!

Sammy, Joe, Michael, and Chad rule!! Music has amazing sound. Love the vocals and chord changes sounds like old school, with a little new age rock added for flavor. Amazing!

How can you go wrong with this band? The experience every member has. The best rock album in many years. I highly recommend this to everyone!

Forget about Michael Anthony and Chad Smith. When you put Joe Satriani, one of the greatest guitar players of his generation, and Sammy Hagar, one of the greatest singers with one of the best vocal ranges on the planet, together you expect a landmark album. Unfortunately, Chickenfoot is nothing much more than a collection of some catchy riffs set to Hagar's typical sexy lyric lines. Throughout the album, I listened to the songs waiting for Satch to breakout into one of his classic, technically proficient, yet soulful extended solos. That never came. What makes this album merely a good album, rather than a great or unique album, is its constant loyalty to the rock-song format. Satch is controlled and never lets loose. This by itself makes the album disappointing. As for the others, Chad Smith is good but does not have the chops for this style of music and is not as proficient as Alex Van Halen, an obvious comparison. Michael Anthony is solid as always, but there is not enough of his voice, no doubt a conscious effort to separate Chickenfoot's sound from Van Halen's. And as for Sammy, the author and singer of "There's only one way to rock and "Dreams," he simply does not have the range anymore to sing the soaring vocal lines he used to. Instead, you can hear that he has to resort to lower-octave, more bluesy melodies to maintain his voice. I would love to hear Sammy sing a blues album, but that was clearly not the goal of Chickenfoot. Successful rock supergroups come along rarely. Think of Asia and the ever-changing lineup of King Crimson. Unfortunately, Chickenfoot is not one of them. With less controlled, less rigidly-structured songs and more outside-the-box playing and soloing by Satriani, they could be the next great supergroup. For now, they are another Sammy Hagar solo band with a guitar gunslinger who will not take both of his .44 Magnums out of his holsters at the same time.

ChickenFoot claws at your ear drums, ripping the flesh off the album cover!! Rock ON Joe, Sammy, Mikey & Chad...

AWESOME...The best of the best !...anything sammy is into ROCKS !!!

great group of musicians coming together to make music.

Great combination of artists, especially Sammy Hagar.

Sammy,Michael, Satch and Chad rock great together.

Absolutely sick. Nuff said. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

If you're looking for an album that rocks, look elsewhere. Like most everything that Hagar has had a hand in since being kicked out of VH, this is awful. Chickensh*t is more appropriate. I had high expectations for this album based on the lineup, but there is not much enjoyment to be had from this music. The lyrics are not good and the music does not go well with the singing. I really want to like this, and maybe it will grow on me, but the first couple of listens are atill leaving me scrathcing my head, wondering why a lineup with such promise puts out music thats so lifeless and all over the place.

I thought this album would have some real promise, with Joe Satriani, who I love, and 2 Van Halen members, but this album is awful. There's none of Joes classic melodic playing, the songs are all uninspired heavy guitar chords, lyrics are terrible, Sammys vocal range is shot, to get an idea of what this album is like, take the worst songs from Van Halen (hagar), remove Eddie and there you'll have it.