
This week, Brennan serves up Van Halen’s 1991 hit "Poundcake" as his pick for the Worst Songs Ever award, and the debate gets juicy. Released on the For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge album, "Poundcake" marks the Sammy Hagar era of Van Halen, complete with a drill-powered guitar riff and lyrics that some say walk the line between rock anthem and, well, a bro-fest. Rob, a die-hard fan of 80s metal, thinks this track could be one of the band’s best and is ready to defend it. Andrew? He thinks Hagar’s got more than just dessert on his mind—maybe even a deeper meaning hidden beneath the riffs. But Brennan isn't having it. For him, Van Halen without David Lee Roth is like cake without frosting—just too much of a bro-heavy vibe.
Join the guys as they break down "Poundcake," reminisce about Van Halen’s wild career, and dive into a fiery debate on whether Hagar could ever really fill Roth’s shoes. Is this song a rock classic, or did the band’s signature flavor disappear when Roth left? Get ready for laughs, riffs, and a bit of nostalgia in this fun-filled episode of Worst Songs Ever!