RIP Eddie Van Halen
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Re: RIP Eddie Van Halen
I love this clip, made me cry multiple times over the years. now has new meaning.
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Re: RIP Eddie Van Halen
EVH's frantic, hot-rodded guitar playing was the reason why I decided to take up guitar playing.
https://www.latimes.com/obituaries/stor ... ar-dies-65
https://www.latimes.com/obituaries/stor ... ar-dies-65
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Re: RIP Eddie Van Halen
Funny. It was listening to the first Van Halen album in a record store that sent me off into synths and samplers for twenty years. Not that I didn't admire the guitar playing, just couldn't stand the vacuous lyrical content and pompous rawkness of the whole thing ( I was too old even back then ). Walked out with the first Dixie Dreggs album instead..werdna wrote: ↑Wed Oct 07, 2020 9:31 am EVH's frantic, hot-rodded guitar playing was the reason why I decided to take up guitar playing.
https://www.latimes.com/obituaries/stor ... ar-dies-65
Sad though, great guitar innovator.
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Re: RIP Eddie Van Halen
I'll never forget sliding that first album cassette into the car tape deck and what erupted from those Jensen speakers. Adios atomic punk.
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Re: RIP Eddie Van Halen
Fuck...
Hang 'em High was the first VH I ever heard and I remember that moment like it was yesterday. Total fucking game-changer.
RIP Eddie.
Hang 'em High was the first VH I ever heard and I remember that moment like it was yesterday. Total fucking game-changer.
RIP Eddie.
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Re: RIP Eddie Van Halen
This
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Re: RIP Eddie Van Halen
Hendrix then VH. Once in a generation players.
If only the website could be turned black for the day in mourning.
If only the website could be turned black for the day in mourning.
In life, don't sweat the petty stuff, and don't pet the sweaty stuff.