A Little Ain't Enough

With class and a sunny dispossession And a somewhat shady patch Her season ended early And her heart bent solidly When it came to vice and vice I know I did not hesitate Right to the action For a bear's idea of the play There ain't a promise that you won't make Like My easy does it Satisfaction never dies Got a lot of it Got bad times on me Just don't touch it If you want more, jump in the bucket Got to get one more.

Our shredder this week is Mr. Jason Becker, and we played the track Drop in the Bucket from the album A Little Ain't Enough, because it's the letter A this week on the A to Z of rock with Matt and Brian.

And A Little Ain't Enough was probably when David Lee Roth was starting to plateau in terms of sales.

It was 1991, and we know what was coming in the early 90s, don't we, Matt? It was all to do with...

All to do with Kurt and Eddie and grunge.

Some of them are just beautiful.

Um, I, I gotta say, though, if, if I ever pulled the trigger on a deal like that, and I'm driving around a big fat-ass lifted Jeep like David Lee Roth does in his music video for A Little Ain't Enough.

Uh, anyway, a- and you're going, "What is this, 1991?" Yeah, usually when I'm talking it is, but I, I'm...

I, I gotta say, Josh, I'm not gonna go along with the ducks gimmick.