Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a witch. She was known for her magical powers and her ability to cast spells. The villagers were afraid of her and believed that she had evil intentions. One day, a young boy named Tom came across the witch's house while exploring the forest. He was curious and decided to see what the witch was really like. As he knocked on her door, he felt a mix of fear and excitement.

Remembering Van Halen’s “Me Wise Magic”

Added to a greatest hits album in with another new song with Roth and spent weeks at #1 on the Rock chart. The last 2 VH songs with DLH. Always thought it was very underrated and definitely called back to their early days.

re: Remembering Van Halen’s “Me Wise Magic” Posted by shutterspeed on 4/12/23 at 4:51 pm to TejasHorn

re: Remembering Van Halen’s “Me Wise Magic” Posted by DeltaTigerDelta on 4/12/23 at 9:57 pm to TejasHorn

re: Remembering Van Halen’s “Me Wise Magic” Posted by Chitter Chatter on 4/13/23 at 4:58 pm to TejasHorn

re: Remembering Van Halen’s “Me Wise Magic” Posted by DarthGadget on 4/16/23 at 11:34 am to Chitter Chatter

When they announced they were back together with DLR, and toured in 2007 (Wolfie on bass) was the milepost last moment in time for me that the world did not seem messed up.

I saw them in Seattle in December and I remember walking out thinking the world was right again.

Then there was 2008.

Can't Get This Stuff No More was the other new song on the Best Of album. Sounded like vintage VH but never really heard it get any radio play like Me Wise Magic. I was thrilled when they came out with new music with DLR but it proved to be short lived.

re: Remembering Van Halen’s “Me Wise Magic” Posted by brgfather129 on 4/19/23 at 11:40 am to samson73103

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Can't Get This Stuff No More

One of my favorites by VH

This is right at the time they appeared on that awards show, MTV Video Awards or some shit, and Roth came on stage with them and the place went nuts.

The good vibes lasted about five seconds before it all went to shite again.

re: Remembering Van Halen’s “Me Wise Magic” Posted by bawbawbaw350 on 4/20/23 at 8:43 am to TejasHorn

Wow, this is an awesome VH tune. How did I not know this was out there?

I saw them in 2007 in Charlotte. first show of the tour. Sound was so awful. Seats sucked (sold out in seconds).

That concert is one of the reasons I don't like indoor venues. Too much echo.

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This is right at the time they appeared on that awards show, MTV Video Awards or some shit, and Roth came on stage with them and the place went nuts.

The good vibes lasted about five seconds before it all went to shite again.

re: Remembering Van Halen’s “Me Wise Magic” Posted by samson73103 on 4/22/23 at 12:50 pm to Big Scrub TX

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Roth came on stage with them and the place went nuts

Roth could still sing pretty well at the time. No telling how many stadiums they would have sold out had they reunited then rather than a decade later. Seems as though DLR and EVH were like oil and water. But they were better together than they were apart.

re: Remembering Van Halen’s “Me Wise Magic” Posted by BabysArmHoldingApple on 4/23/23 at 7:21 am to Sayre

Mitch Malloy (who lives in Destin FL now) says that EVH asked him to be the new lead singer of VH around this time. He was getting ready to move to California and saw the DLR appearance on MTV and then bailed out knowing that he didn’t want to be a part of that situation. He said EVH told him that MTV pressured them to take DLR back. Supposedly they all regretted taking him back but MTV had too much clout

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Me Wise Magic

"Me Wise Magic" is a song by Van Halen that appears on the rock band's 1996 compilation album Best Of – Volume I and became the band's 13th No. 1 Billboard Mainstream Rock Track, maintaining the No. 1 position for 6 weeks during the autumn of 1996. It was the first of two highly anticipated tracks recorded by the band with its original lead vocalist and songwriter, David Lee Roth.

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I know what you're thinkin' what you're thinkin' is easy to see. I know what you're dreamin' I have those same dreams. Whoa. Reachin' to the feet of God. Lookin' for a sign. It was right here all the time, time, time, time. I am you and you are me. Do You believe? Don't you trust me? Me Wise Magic Ow! Baby it's all right. If you could see through my eyes, Me Wise Magic I feel you breathin' don't you trust me. (trust me) I feel you agreein' I know what you need (whoa) Don't you lie just you listen through me My words at best to you a fortune coo coo cookie (Who are you and where are we?) Do You believe? Don't you trust me? Me Wise Magic Yeah yeah! Woahohoh! If you could see See through my eyes, Me Wise Magic A little zen headed your way You'll get it halfway down the interstate Four days from now It all blows clear A Buddhist riff for your inner ear

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As he knocked on her door, he felt a mix of fear and excitement. To his surprise, the witch greeted him with a warm smile. She invited him inside and offered him a cup of tea.

Tom was taken aback by her kindness and couldn't help but ask her about the rumors that circulated in the village. The witch began to tell her story. She explained that she was once a young girl who had magical abilities. She used her powers to help people and bring joy to their lives. However, as time went on, the villagers started to fear her and spread rumors about her evil nature. Despite the rumors, the witch continued to use her magic for good. She healed the sick, helped the poor, and protected the village from any harm. However, the villagers were blinded by their fear and refused to see her true intentions. Over time, the witch grew tired of the villagers' mistrust and decided to live in seclusion. She used her magic to create a peaceful life for herself in the forest. She spent her days tending to her garden and studying ancient spells. As Tom listened to the witch's story, he realized that the villagers had been wrong about her all along. He saw the kindness and compassion in her eyes and understood that she was not the evil witch they had made her out to be. From that day on, Tom visited the witch regularly. He learned from her and became her companion. Together, they used their magic to help others and spread love and happiness throughout the village. The villagers, seeing the positive impact the witch and Tom had, slowly began to change their perceptions. They realized that they had been unfair to the witch and regretted their actions. In the end, the witch and Tom showed the village that it is important not to judge others based on rumors and preconceived notions. They taught the villagers the power of acceptance and forgiveness. The witch and Tom's story became a legend in the village. It served as a reminder that kindness and understanding can overcome fear and prejudice..

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- John - 1 star

I found "The Witch and the Tsat" to be extremely boring and confusing. The writing style was dry and the characters lacked depth. I struggled to stay engaged with the story and felt no connection to the supposed love story between the witch and the tsat. The plot was vague and I found myself questioning what the point of the book was. Overall, I was disappointed and would not recommend it to others.

- Sarah - 2 stars

"The Witch and the Tsat" had an interesting premise, but the execution fell flat for me. The pacing was slow and the story dragged on unnecessarily. The magical elements were not well-developed and left me feeling confused. Additionally, I felt there was a lack of character development which made it difficult to connect with any of the characters. While there were a few redeeming moments, I ultimately did not enjoy this book and would not read it again.

- Mark - 2.5 stars

I had high hopes for "The Witch and the Tsat" based on the positive reviews I had read, but unfortunately, it did not live up to my expectations. The prose was overly flowery and seemed to prioritize style over substance. The plot was meandering and lacked a clear direction. I also found the dialogue to be unrealistic and forced. While I appreciate the author's attempts to create a unique and magical world, it ultimately fell short for me. Overall, I was disappointed with this book and would not recommend it.

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