On Assignment: Sammy Hagar – I Never Said Goodbye – Ep636

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We’re back with a new edition of an old favorite as we go On Assignment to review Sammy Hagar’s ‘I Never Said Goodbye.’ Yes, you read that right.

The goal of On Assignment is to have a friend pick an album for us to review. After a long run of defending Sammy Hagar’s honor on the Decibel Geek podcast Facebook page, loyal listener Troy Maturin put us to the test by assigning his favorite Sammy Hagar album, 1987’s ‘I Never Said Goodbye.’

After all of our jabs over the years, would a listen of this album turn us into Redheads?

Would we swear off allegiance to David Lee Roth and see the error of our ways?

Or, will we offend Troy to the point of him walking off the show?

All questions that can only be answered by giving it a listen.

We promise some healthy debate and a ton of laughs in this episode. We thank Troy for being on the show and rolling with our silliness.

We hope you enjoy On Assignment: Sammy Hagar – I Never Said Goodbye and SHARE with a friend!

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