You Thought Eddie Van Halen Was Crazy!?!? Listen To Sammy Hagar!

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Legendary rock star, Sammy Hagar, has had a successful solo career
and was once the singer for the band Van Halen, however it’s possible
he had some help reaching his stardom from the stars. Hagar claims that
he has had multiple experiences with extraterrestrials who helped
influence his music.
In an interview with Guitar World, Hagar told his story: “It’s been a
long, long time, but back in about ‘68, in Fontana, California, I had
this unbelievable experience that would take this whole interview to
even go into… But I’m a firm believer — have seen, have felt, have been
contacted three or four different times. I have received information
that has been valuable in my life from those people, and they have used
me. I’m gonna sound like a complete nut here, but they have used me in
an experimental fashion. The easiest way to put it is that they
downloaded my brain information. When I was about 19 or 20, they
downloaded everything that was in my head. And I caught ‘em doin’ it! I
woke up in the middle of the night, thinkin’, ‘What’s goin’ on?’ They
were like, ‘Oh, my god, he’s waking up!’ But this was all telepathy —
there were no words being spoken. And as soon as I woke up — it was
probably three o’clock in the morning — my whole room was so bright that
I could hardly keep my eyes open. I was wide-awake, I could not move,
eyes open, white room, they were still disconnecting — and when they
did, it just went bang! Everything went back to normal, back to
black. I was shaking, I almost passed out, I was sick to my stomach
and almost had to throw up, it was so scary…”
“It sent me on a course of curiosity. I bought a telescope, and I
started reading UFO books, and I just got into the whole thing. And
since then, there have been three or four other contacts with the same
group of people. I don’t know who the **** they are, but I’ve narrowed
them down to a people called the Nine, who are called that because
they’re from the Ninth Dimension. I’ve named my publishing company the
Nine Music after them. It’s a crazy thing, man. But to me, anyone who
thinks we’re the only ones here, despite the vastness of the entire
universe, is ****ing crazy. Those people gotta be put away — not the
guys having these contacts!”
In a news interview Hagar further described the visit, “They didn’t
come into my room. They were parked up on a hill behind the house about
12 miles away, and they were connecting into my brain.”
In his book, Alien Rock, Michael Luckman says that when pushed to
describe the beings, Hagar said they were just pure energy.
The history of people chanelling a group called “The Nine” goes back
possibly over 50 years. According to a story in the Fortean Times, it
began with parapsychologist, Andrija Puharich. He brought an Indian
mystic into his laboratory who began channeling The Nine. Puharich was
also known for discovering the famous psychic Uri Geller, who supposedly
also channeled The Nine. Eventually Puharich started a research
organization called Lab Nine to find other channellers that were
allegedly in contact with this group.
Over the years many famous people have had an interest in “The Nine”,
including the creator of Star Trek, Gene Rodenberry, according to the
Fortean Times article. Rodenberry had apparently written a script about
their channelings, but it never made it into production.
Sammy Hagar isn’t kidding when he says he has had these contacts, and
he also claims that there were no drugs involved with these contacts.
So is his music influenced by ET? Luckman believes this may be the case
for many of the world’s leading artists. If that’s true, there must be
some great galactic jams in the cosmos, that hopefully humans will one
day be able to take part in.

http://www.openminds.tv/rock-star-sammy-hagar%E2%80%99s-alien-visitations/

I once heard him say that "Love Comes Walkin' In" was inspired by a supposed close encounter of his, so actually I'm not all too surprised.

Angelcake Adonisus Fox wrote:

I once heard him say that "Love Comes Walkin' In" was inspired by a supposed close encounter of his, so actually I'm not all too surprised.

I know. "Love Walks In" makes all the more sense now.

I dunno ... is this really any crazier than EVH's story that he "cured himself" of oral cancer?

You can probably chalk Sammy's story up to all the tequila that boy has been suckin' down over the years...

Though Jon Drenning of Crimson Glory has told tales of alien visitations in past interviews as well.

Fat Freddy wrote:

You can probably chalk Sammy's story up to all the tequila that boy has been suckin' down over the years...

unless sammy thinks the alien is DLR I doubt he has seen any....

Yeah right. If that is a legit story, he's just pulling everyone's chain. And laughing all the way back to Cabo.

I am not surprised every album that Sammy Hagar's ever recorded has a song about aliens and close encounters etc.

They must grow some big ass mushrooms in California...

Yea, it sounds to me that Sammy's been hitting the mescal a little hard. Good for him. He's still on the ground floor though if he's going to "out-crazy" Eddie. He's off the charts.

I believe him..

MetalRob331 wrote:

I believe him..

For some reason I am not surprised by this statement.

exact33 wrote:

unless sammy thinks the alien is DLR I doubt he has seen any....

Have you ever read DLR's "autobiography," CRAZY FROM THE HEAT? If that book doesn't sound like the ramblings of an alien being (or at least, the ramblings of someone who's had his brain scrambled by alien beings), I don't know what does.

No anal probe? He's obviously crazy, there's always an anal probe.

Fat Freddy wrote:

exact33 wrote:

unless sammy thinks the alien is DLR I doubt he has seen any....

Have you ever read DLR's "autobiography," CRAZY FROM THE HEAT? If that book doesn't sound like the ramblings of an alien being (or at least, the ramblings of someone who's had his brain scrambled by alien beings), I don't know what does.

I can see why they didnt ask you write the forward to that book

manny wrote:

MetalRob331 wrote:

I believe him..

For some reason I am not surprised by this statement.

Its easier not to believe something like this. What if this were true? I believe every word he said.

MetalRob331 wrote:

manny wrote:

MetalRob331 wrote:

I believe him..

For some reason I am not surprised by this statement.

Its easier not to believe something like this. What if this were true? I believe every word he said.

Booze x 1000 = Aliens!

If beings who had developed technology for space travel were going to influence music, I REALLY hope they could come up with something better than Sammy Hagar

Their is a reason he was going 125 in a 55. They were after him.

MetalRob331 wrote:

I believe him..

So do I...

"The Nine"?
Nine.....
Nine Inch Nails....
Trent Reznor is trying to steal Sammy Hagar's brain.

MetalRob331 wrote:

Their is a reason he was going 125 in a 55. They were after him.

"But honest mr policeman - the aliens in their little green spaceship were tailgating me!"

Demons. He's possessed.

More like Nine bottles of Tequila!!!

I bet sammy still thinks Elvis is hiding out in Argentina!