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PLANET US: The Michael Anthony Perspective

March 11, 2002

VAN HALEN bassist Michael Anthony has posted the following message via his official web site regarding the two songs recently recorded by PLANET US, the new rock supergroup featuring Anthony, Neal Schon (guitar—JOURNEY),Sammy Hagar (vocals—ex-VAN HALEN),and Deen Castronovo (drums—JOURNEY):

“ 'Vertigo' has a slow, heavy groove and has Sammy's killer pipes all over it. Watch out for Neal Schon too, 'cuz this f.cker be-a-shreddin'! 'Peeping Through A Hole' is a high-energy song that will almost leave you pissed off by the time you're done listening to it because it's so intense. I especially dig the killer drum work on this song, compliments of my man Deen Castronovo. We're currently bashing out some more tunes and I can't wait to open this baby up full throttle. Ow!”

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