Eddie Van Halen plays his new 5150 IIIs
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- ed plays some classic tunes on his new amp, at his 5150 studio.
this has been edited to feature all the video of him playing.
I do not own this video.
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tone, content, style, he was the best. no one can argue that.
yes he blew rhoads and many others off the map..if you disagree..that's too bad..
You’re correct man… the guy re invented the instrument. No one comes close.
Nothing like watching the man himself play with those camera angles of his hands at work! R.I.P Eddie Van Halen.
He's a made legend whose music and technical equipment contributions will endure for some time. Genius gone too soon. R.I.P.
RIP King EVH 1955-2020 - I can't believe this day has come.
Mad 🎸Sciencetist 🔥Guitarists.🇺🇸😎
Damn I miss you more every time I watch a video of you playing. The first time I heard “Runnin’ with the devil” that gorgeous tone ripped my head off and I was never the same! Rest easy Bro
Some time? How about forever!
RIP King EVH 1955-2020 - I can't believe this day has come.
~memento mori
Way too soon :( 💔💔
Three years later, we’re still mourning him
Sucks
Whats crazy about this whole video to me is not only was Eddie a mastermind at Playing but he actually really understood what made a guitar and amplifier work what sounded good how to make it sound better. The guy was just an all-around genius. Definitely once-in-a-lifetime deal.
Sort of, with gear he was an unapologetic hack who would try everything, but because he didn't always know what he was doing (and made mistakes) he encountered useful innovations.
... It's a fearlessness and disregard of formal rules that characterizes his beautiful spirited guitar playing.
@@j_freed hey how do you think Edison got the light bulb? Same thing with all these guys..he failed umpteen thousand times..genius is exactly that failure turned upside down try try change change till you get it..people who are "learned" and follow the book/rules usually come up with badatz/nothing new.. IMO
@@sbphillips177 the secret of success is failure, lots of it! And persistence. This is a great video interview with him about those early years of trial and error: ruclips.net/video/yb26D8bBZB8/видео.html
Eddie - We just love to hear you play no matter the circumstance, brother. Rest easy and enjoy the fact that you made millions of people very grateful for your life's work.
Ed you've been the force behind the greatest rock tones of all time
Eddie said "It’s just that my taste to change. And throughout my career I’ve always evolved in my chasing and making of tone and I will continue to. It’s just part of my DNA."
So depressed that Eddie Van Halen passed away (10-6-2020) today... I'm binge watching anything Van Halen!
Same here while crying my eyes out 😫😫😫😫
I think all real EVH fans are on here just to get more memories of the greatest to play guitar.
you and a couple million other people . rip eddie
still shocked he inspired alot of guitar players just hard too take in
@@bigdiesil75 Yeah, this hits harder than SRV in the early 90's......
He could’ve played a dime store ukulele, and you would instantly know, that’s Eddie Van Halen. Such a pioneer that his distinctive style is so recognizable to even non-musicians. We’ll never see his like again, RIP, thanks for the music, a true legend.
Well said and I agree 100%
I shook Ed's hand once and it was like granite, for a little guy he has huge hands. He was super nice and gave me a pick.. He also slapped high fives with me and my buddy a bunch that night, it was surreal.
***** i bet that was awesome.
+vanshipman ..........""" it was surreal.""".......I met Rik Allen @ a gas station in Fl. .......it was like ""wow""....holy $hit
+Craig Willis HE IS EXACTLY 5 FOOT EVEN..BECAUSE I AM AS WELL AND WHEN WE JAM...WE ARE EXACTLY THE SAME HEIGHT..IM HIS NEIGHBOR HERE IN LA
***** I WAS JUST HAVING SOME FUN...I LOVE ED..he is about 5 foot 9
happy 2016
high fives are stupid jock shit, alcohol must have been involved. "his hands were like granite"...so gay.
Alway admitted the fact the Eddie was searching for a new tone rather than searching for a vintage tone as many are doing, taste of tone do change and music is moving forward.
Thank you Eddie for the inspiration.
He went through many tonal variations but yet so many guitar enthusiasts still agree: The VH1 and VHII albums were where his tone was the best of all time. Trying something new doesn't automatically mean it's going to be an improvement.
I never ever thought when i started copping my 1st EVH licks all those years ago that in 2015 the master himself would be standing there in full view of a go pro showing exactly how he does it!! I couldn't even focus on the dang amp as i was transfixed on those magnificent hands & original old skool brown sound riffs that have melted my face for the better part of 35 yrs! Thanks Edward!
*****
No kidding...we both probably wore out our cassettes hitting rewind & LISTENING/pause/practise/rewind/ & repeating the process. The miracle of technology...BUT, we developed a good 'ear' by learning via cassette-pre GoPro!
Thanks for sharing this, VintageVan.
B. Frew you r welcome bird man
B. Frew naw, having to spin a record back to a certain point was the worst thing ever. you had to be careful not to hit the tone arm and fuck up your record.
1dabirdman me too bro. Even downloaded the video and watched his hands at half speed.
What amp Total focus on those magic hands!!!
Wow! From the POV of a guitar player and a HUGE Eddie fan...gotta say he really got his rig down and his shit together in 2015. Thats a dream setup! Very thankful for this footage! RIP EDDIE!
I think that non-guitarists don't grasp that Eddie was not just an innovator, but that he had that rare combination of understanding the technical aspects of guitars and amps along with an uncanny ability to pick up every kind of playing style, and blend them into what he did. Add into that a musicality that emphasized melody over wailing, and playing between things between the notes that felt perfect.
Hendrix was chaotic, Beck and Clapton methodical... Without exaggeration, Eddie is above them, he reinvented the guitar, showed the world that there was much to be explored, possibilities that other guitarists could not see... Long live Eddie, the greatest guitarist of all time.
And you didn´t mention PRINCE ????
No.
@@pramesh.gurung why not
Ang C hendrix is and always will be ahead.
@@pramesh.gurung if you mention Clapton, you have to mention PRINCE...
THEY'LL NEVER BE ANOTHER LIKE HIM... THE ANGELS CAN ADD ANOTHER MUSICAL GENIUS TO THEIR ROSTER. 🤟🤟
Agreed! Heaven has quite the Rock Band now days huh?
@@DannyLovesJesus Indeed they do.
In heaven maybe I'll be able to play like him?
@@1drumsmoke In heaven, anything is possible.
Actually, Satan has all the musicians. All the good ones, anyway
Knowing how to play the Hot For Teacher Intro is one of my favorite fun things to play as a guitarist. Gotta have strength and endurance and precision to do it. And Eddie had those all in aces,
RIP Eddie Van Halen
It's great to see and hear Eddie once again in this video. We lost one of the greatest guitarists ever born on 10/06/2020. GOD BLESS YOU EDDIE, YOU ARE TRULY LOVED AND WILL BE SORELY MISSED!
He was such an innovative musician. Building guitars mounting the pickups to the body directly for more resonance. Using a variac on his amps to add "sag" for a better distortion. The guy was always thinking outside the bun. Rip master player
He did use one he created one. Other people use them....
he just used the variac to control the amp volume without affecting the tone too much. since he used a dimed 100 way super lead,
RIP Eddie...you will always be the king of the strings!! We'll miss you brother!
Eddie was just a dude. A great player seemed humble just a musical journeyman. His guitar skills brought him the world. I hope he was happy he lived one hell of a life even if it was cut somewhat short. Thanks for the memories...
you can tell a lot about a person in just their speaking voice, and you can tell in eddie's voice that he was a really sweet and genuine person. rest in peace, eddie van halen...best musician to come along since beethoven or mozart? more than likely absolutely, and truly sweet and genuine person
He also only had half a tongue. His bandmates thought he was a greedy prick. Wicked guitar player though.
RIP EDDIE you’ll be missed by millions 🎸
Will always love listening to him talk about guitars/amps/tone. Unique tone and vibrato are two former staples of the guitar that are rare in much of today's music.
So happy he was here...so sad he is gone. Thanks for everything Eddie, some of my best memories are tied to your songs. Sat right behind you and Valerie at an Elton John concert in the orchestra pit at the Hollywood Bowl back in the early 80's... they ran out of cups so they started bring us beer in giant popcorn tubs instead, air was thick with 4:20, everyone was so happy, so kind, so cool, man...feels like yesterday. RIP.
When I was growing up all the guitarists I admired had been inspired by Eric Clapton and/or Jimi Hendrix, which I didn't fully understand. So I'm sure when I talk about the immeasurable impact EVH had on me the younger guys don't understand either. But it's absolutely true. I'll never recover from hearing the first Van Halen album. It rewired me for all time. EVH isn't the fastest, most technical, and I'm certain if you cut your teeth on 100 post-Eddie players before hearing Eddie, his playing likely won't have that much impact. But take it from a pro of 40+ years who has toured the country with very good bands and recorded hundreds of tracks as a contract studio player (none of which makes me GOOD, just experienced): Eddie Van Halen was like a god, descended to earth to take rock guitar into the stratosphere. There were many, many good players before him, but Eddie's playing was like seeing an alien. "Where in god's name did *THAT* come from? What *is* it???" Once you heard EVH's playing, you could not Un-hear it, and if you were a guitarist worth your salt the influence would somehow internalize and then leak out through your own playing in some way. The result might be imperceptible, but it was there. Eddie Van Halen changed EVERYTHING.
Couldn't agree more. Just want to point out(because a lot of post-Eddie shredders don't see it or can't appreciate it) that Eddie was definitely technically gifted and he did it all with a lot of feel!! Many of us also know he even started out as an exceptional young classically trained pianist winning a number of competitions. In addition I still haven't heard anyone play Eruption the way he did, as well as Spanish Fly, which was a very technically demanding piece in itself and on acoustic to boot!! He could have easily continued down that road of technical virtuosity but he has always been about making great music with a great band instead.
In addition, I can't stand a lot of this prog metal meaningless non-musical shredding and these kids who practice this shit 8 hours a day, are doing shit in school and listen to nothing genuinely musical and tasteful (talking from personal experience with kids of friends.) For them it's like an Olympics to see how many notes one can fit into one measure and who can learn the most intricate solos which sound more like a video game sequence than musical. And yes this is coming from someone who can shred via alternate picking, legato, sweeps, arpeggios , string skipping etc., but the key is there is a time and a place for it and it should be done tastefully so that it's musically appealing.
Many of the shredders who came after EVH were technically gifted but artistically empty. Eddie was the whole package.
Agreed!!!
jakesnake66 I agree. Seeing him live was a whole other experience.
We needed this guy, he made us trying to improve. We were lucky to have him in our lifetime, now we miss him for what time we have left. Good thing is that his message for all of us hasn't gotten lost. Thank you Ed.
Wonderful tribute ! May you soar in heaven with rocking angels ! God bless your kind soul Eddie !
Wow that sounds exactly like Van Halen, this dude is amazing!! Seriously it just goes to show that no one can sound exactly like Eddie except Eddie.
Always found it interesting how he holds his pick, changing fingers all the time...
It's a clean uncomplicated sound. It was all in the hands.
don't know about anyone else but i picked up more info on eddie's picking style in this video then any other video of him playing.
jdj62464 I definitely did, some of the little details of each song he played can be found here.
Yess apparently closer to the bridge right!!
From reading what he said in a 1986 interview I learned a lot about his picking hand technique, and not just for solos. It changed how I sound when I play.
Yup! First thing I noticed! Weird.
My eyes went wide like pies and I slowly stood up and gave a full double fist pump. So cool.
My Sis and I met him briefly at the Edgewater Seattle 81. He gave us his autograph we were sooooo stoked.
Eddie left us some Great Guitars . Even if NONE of us can play like him, we can be Happy and Pretend!!!
He also left us reels, and reels of unheard music that with the help of his son Wolfie can be mixed into many more albums.
@@enjaesusanspracklinostberg7939 I hope we here more of his Vault Music one day. The guy was a Musical Pioneer of the First Order...
my older brother gave me his guitar when i was 13 now im 51 your insane Eddie love to jam along with you
Dude's an ENDLESS well of awesome riffs! Good Lord! To have come up to just one of those riffs in a lifetime, let alone ALL of these riffs?
Agreed. Tragic loss, but let's be optimistic: 50 yrs after Hendrix's death, his estate is still releasing "new" music. And jimi was in the studio for only 5 yrs +/-.
Eddie was in the studio for over 40 yrs! There will probably be "new" music released by EVH's estate for the next hundred years!
@@everythingoutdoors4079 think I read somewhere that there's a million hours (exaggerated of course) of unreleased stuff.
@@kojam1 I believe it! It blows my mind to think how many decades and generations itll take to hear it all!?
Rock on fellow EVH fan!
Just watching this again, and in almost 6 years from now ed's going to pass away, that's so scary when you have no idea when its your turn ?
No one touches Eddie in style and feel, timing, originality....and coolness.
+andy T And tone from the hands!
Randy rhoads gave Eddie a run for his money in the early 80s
But Randy had a shitty CHORUSED tone hahahahaha, but I agree he did very well compared to the dinosaurs that we had as guitarist in the 70's , no one could replaced him even if OZZY really tried but FAILED
Randy Rhoads "did OK compared to the dinosaurs we had in the 70's"??!! Wow. I think that's a bit of an understatement. Randy was revolutionary, and God knows what the dude would've done if he hadn't died as a 25 year old kid.
I agree with your comment. I saw Randy live on the diary of a madman tour and I also saw Eddy live on the 1984 tour. I am a huge fan of both but I must say the Randy was spectacular and precise, just like you hear on the albums and Eddy was disappointing live. Quite sloppy. Not at all like what you hear on the albums. I think Randy had more "upside".
A PathFinder... Vinals, turntable, stereo, balance adj...
You taught me more than I could have on my own..
Appreceiations for all into Eternity..!!
Well done Young man
Always your Friend...
.... L' air.
When you literally build your rig from the ground up and become a legend! Who else can say they did it like this? Very few.
I remember seeing VH during the Women and Children tour.
The entire concert was insane. But Dance the Night Away was the most amazing.
Still can't believe he's no longer with us...R.I.P.
He is my guitar hero for 45 years.
If only they filmed him playing every song like this, in their entirety. Just post the raw footage of him playing, no editing!!!
How cool is it to be this close and personal to him playing and his thoughts being shared. To see how each string is actually strummed on some iconic riffs just was like being invited in next to the legend. Great film work.
You'll be missed Ed. See you in rock-in-roll heaven in a few years.
The beauty of having someone like Ed setting the bar so high is that someone out there will eventually raise it even further. There is no "Greatest of All Time" because someone is always waiting in the wings and practicing 24 hours a day to become better than their idols. Ed will always be one of the most well-loved, well-admired, and well-respected guitar gods of all time. But he was leading the pack and now it's someone else's turn to lead the pack. We can mourn his passing but we can also thank him for the challenge he has set for others to top him. And when we start hearing those guys (and gals) it will be GLORIOUS!
@Vito B I can sort of see your point. And to a certain extent you are correct in that the music business itself is structured to make it highly unlikely for the "new" Eddie (or Beatles or Zep or Hendrix) to ever get widespread attention. But there will always be a bevy of "unknown greats" out there. Somewhere out there is a guitarist who can run circles around EVH and Hendrix, great as they are. Having someone surpass them doesn't diminish them in any way, just like Hank Aaron beating Babe Ruth's home run record didn't diminish Babe's accomplishments or undercut his legend status. If anything, guitarists like EVH and Hendrix inspire other musicians to work ten times as hard as they might have done otherwise.
Everyone thought Enrico Rastelli was the best juggler who ever lived... until Anthony Gatto came along and was doing at age 7 what Rastelli couldn't do at that age. Then Thomas Deitz came along and buried them both. And now David Ferman is giving Dietz a run for his money. There is no "All-Time Greatest" anything. Great artists inspire even greater artists.
But to your point about how the word is changing.... Yes it is. And music education in schools is all but extinct, making it worse. Lord only knows how many truly great potential musicians will never even pick up an instrument in their entire lives. Like the old saying goes, "What a shame it would be for the human race if the cure for cancer is forever hidden inside the mind of a person who can't afford an education?"
I’ve always been a Van Halen fan as I like there music, I was fortunate to work on a project for the Van Halen store, thanks to Playboi playmate Carrie Stevens a good friend of the band. RIP Eddie Van Halen Thanks for the great songs & in creating some music history!
Many can try,but the man is ''DA' MAN'.
Despite all the politics and drama,when Ed just plays,it's magic
Man the guy demoing this amp is really nailing the van halen licks
Yea....you would almost think it’s Eddie himself.......lol
Hannibal Barca he should give Eddie lessons
He should've done more videos like this. People would've gone nuts. But i understand his health has been a struggle for 10 years. I've always said if Ed had done a step by step video how he set-up his equipment in the van halen club and VH1 days, it would be one of the most watched guitar related videos on you tube. Imagine ed getting out his old marshal 1959, phase 90, echo plex, and etc... And walking us through how he did it. Would've been amazing to see. I'm really surprised Wolfie or anyone else did not suggest him doing YT videos. I guess he just wanted to do music in his studio. He was a weird dude but a genius none the less. RIP "little dreamer."
Dude is so fucking badass... If I practiced every day all day for ten years I don't think I could come even close. An original and one of a kind talent.
Maybe you could Eddie played 8 hours every day for years!!!!!
We had 5150 III amp designer Howard Kaplan formerly of EVH Gear on my EVH show! 1/28/22 He talks about these amps.
I love watching evh play...
1:47 --- watch this, Eddie holds the pick inside his middle finger when he's doing this kind of index-finger tapping then SO quickly moves it to between his thumb & middle.when he needs to do strumming and picking.
He keeps his index finger free for tapping at all times this way. Genius.
When I was running with the Bevil I asked the red horn what he thought of Eddie. he said, and I quote "Edward Van Halen is one of God's Crowning Achievements! 🤘 "
Bevil?
I owned the first line of 5150’s & it was the perfect amp for me. I gigged with it, rehearsals, stacking equipment in a van & traveled.....Not a collectors item in my home. It was a beast. Straight in!! No pedal or processed distortion & it still was a power-horse. Anyone who heard it would ask ‘what r u running??’ They couldnt believe it was all amp. Even the cab was nothing special. 20 year old speakers......A telecaster. Im telling u that thing was a hard rock, 90’s guitar noise monster. I loved it. My only complaint was that it was heavy as hell-lol
Which was probably a perk because the wind coming out of that cab from the sheer power may have vibrated the head right off otherwise lol lol JK!
I have no doubt 2 & 3 have only improved beyond.....But im an old guy at home now with no use for gear at this level. Like a wild beast, it would not b right to keep it in the closet/cage. I sold it to a young person who gigs, at a reasonable price no doubt....remembering when my youthful income never matched my need for gear. Thank u EVH!!! The inspiration, music, & amp design .....🤘🏻
Dr. Frankenstein himself ...RIP EVH
Im just now seeing that all these years I was playing the intro to Hot For Teacher correctly.Thank you King VH.
I don’t care what’s goin on .... EVH IS 👑
One of the most incredible, erudite, technical-savvy videos ANYWHERE on the World Wide Web!!
Thanx for everything, Eddie
It was really kind of amazing to see how Eddies preferences in his equipment evolved through the years. From his 'Frankenstrat' , Kramers, and Marshall Plexi. To the Musicman Signature models and Peavy 5150 amps and later guitars. To his own line of guitars and amps. But through it all, it always still sounded like Eddie. RIP Eddie Van Halen. 🙏👼🎸
He's never had a guitar lesson.
This dude is from another planet 🤘
My childhood definitely would not have been the same without Eddie Van Halen. I don't care if it's with Dave or Sammy. I dig them both.
He was more than a musician he was a technical genius
Guy throws together a 200 guitar and changes EVERYTHING you don't need expensive stuff ,what a inspiration
You make a great point. Which I think was part of the motivation behind the products in the EVH brand. Everything is reasonably priced. Anything with Eddie’s name on it could justifiably be outrageously priced but nothing is. And they made sure to use the exact same parts on guitars no matter what country the guitar was made in, to try keeping the quality high no matter what the price range. Not many other brands will do that.
He makes playing seem so effortless with great precision.....
Check out gene hoglan playing drums for Strapping Young Lad, he is just killing it, but looks so relaxed ...( just fresh from watching their download 2006 gig)
I miss him so much!!!!!Thank you Edward!!!!
Rest in Peace.. thank you for the rock and roll
EVH was a genius..loved his playing the first time I heard him back in the 70s..
We’ll miss you, Eddie.
I really loved this guy! I think when he did Beat It for Michael Jackson and then Van Halen released 1984, he got sooo famous. I think Michael tried to find a guitar like his for years. RIP EVH you will be missed...🤘
He talks great for someone who had tongue cancer. Thanks for sharing.
Mike Glendinning thank you
What he speaks come from his brain through his tongue. L.O.L
Metalgears1968 bro wha??
He had speech therapy.
Everyone who has tongue operations has that option .
Liar.
i love the sustain, reverb and distortion of that set up.
Good to see Ed healthy, he's the king
He's not healthy, after smoking, drinkin, and drug using surely that has taken its toll throughout his hole body. It's just a waitin game to see what will pop up. Tongue cancer 1.
RR!
@@methatlovescats3602 One year ago you called that right. The effects of the abuse he inflicted on his body were showing up over the years till his ☠️
He went from chain smoker to chain vaper (I assume). I wonder when he finally quit everything and if he had regrets. It’s to bad,,he still had yet to become a grandfather.
eddy's tone in concert is better then ever , so clear, its not the brown sound, but it has all the fullness he was looking for with the chorus sounds he was using.
Eddie, Bon Scott, Malcolm Young, Neil Peart, and Lemmy on bass. How about that for a "Heavenly" All-Star line up? May they all Rest In Peace.
@chicharito417 - When Eddie passed, Lenny Kravitz said it best; "Heaven will be electric tonight."
Imagine him, Duane Allman, and Jimi Hendrix are all trading licks in heaven.
@@EPstroker on drums John Bonham and Neil Peart bass Cliff Burton, Vocals Jim Morrison, Bon Scott, guitar Jimi, Stevie , Randy, Eddie rytham guitars Malcolm ?
@@marksantucci4230 now that's a band.......egos and divas everywhere haha.
yawn
I really miss Eddie.
Truly one of a kind.
Love his guitar sound
Thanks Ed! What a ride it's bin!! Peace brother
If this kid sticks to it he could really go places.
he just did
@@mikeloper100 - damn
rip eddie you will be missed! thanks for the all the great music and you
I own all three 50 watt models, these are incredible sounding amps
I have the EL34 and the 6L6 Stealth head, both 50 watt. I couldn’t decide for the longest time which was my favorite but eventually my preference was for the EL34. It grew on me. But am I the only one to take notice that these 50 watt heads easily keep up with many 100 watt heads from other brands??? I almost never take my heads above 2 unless I’m being obnoxious but one night I ran these heads side by side with a 100 watt Marshall JCM 900 and a 100 watt Peavey Transtube and smoked them both.
That was awesome! R.I.P SoCal Brotha. There will never be another one like you......
he's still got it!
The modern day Mozart on six strings. Please don’t bash him people. He’s not perfect, yes VH has had a lot of drama over the years. We must treasure him while he’s with us. The Last Guitar God. A hundred years from now a kid is going to be wondering how he made such beautiful music and wish he was alive during Ed’s lifetime. He’s old now. His health isn’t 100%. The world is a better place with him in it. Take care or yourself Ed. The world needs you. Your fans love you. Long Live the Master!🎸🤘🏽
You keep chasing and evolving your sound Eddie Van Halen and the rest of the world will try and keep up!
Really wish I had the chance to meet him to tell how groovy he is... In hindsight, he taught us a lot more than he thought he did. He taught us by showing us what he was doing. Beautiful dude. Never to be forgotten.
Eddie's tone when he used Soldano amps was awesome.
Yeah, because Eddy NEEDS to do anything you say LOL.
I always liked his tone during that era as well. Many disagree and complain about his Soldano days, but Ed always sounds great to me no matter what he's using. IMO, those amps had just the right amount of gain and really complimented his style. Also, the sound he was getting from his Kramer 5150 guitar during the 5150 tour was phenomenal! The Ernie Ball Music Man guitars were awesome as well. Wish I had one now, lol.
@@rmax5150 When did he use Soldano's ?
Modified Super Plexi!!!!!!!
@@rbagel55 In between the Super lead and the 5150
Miss his old plexi tone.
Amen
^^^@gktde9874 .. Yeah those were the day's huh! Gone are the time's of the "Almighty Plexi Tone" Loved that Sound & Miss it I do
@VH 1984 get on with the times
He said in 1991 that the Plexi was going bad. It was starting to fade. He HAD to get a new amp. It wasn't a money thing. An amp like most electronic equipment cannot survive forever.
These amps sound to digital
That was the best most uplifting video an encouraging video I have ever seen Eddie Van Halen is a true legend. I'm a self-taught guitarist musician I guess I'm teaching myself how to play all the instruments so I could try to come up with something and I have to say this really boost my encouragement. Thanks so much for putting this stuff out it's the best.... rest in peace My Guitar Hero. Now we are blessed with your son Wolfgang who will continue the greatness you blessed him with
Nice amp, Beautiful Guitars. But, Please Bring Back Michael!
fuck that sad loser
Hind site its his son up there sharing memories...ended up the best and right thing to do...wolfie n pops...mike had his ride...rip mighty Van Halen...78 was just like yesterday....
Sadly it wont happen. EVH died
My favorite musician of all time 🤘🏻
R.I.P. EVH
What a legend he is
I still want this fucking amp. Incredible EVH. never gets old
Here's a guy, who changed rock and roll. (In the voice of John Madden) 😄
Ha ha, I can totally picture Mr.Madden saying that, then Pat Summerall adds something about his rig...
1:58 that's a great picture. Little Ed and the King 👑
Did George Carlin leave his voice to EVH when he passed?
smoking over the years will do that to you
Having a third of your tongue cut out due to cancer could have something to do with that as well. I've read that he had been flying back and forth to Germany to have treatments for throat cancer recently. Heavy smoking, alcohol and drugs takes it's toll on a body.
No.the guy who played George carlin is now playing the governor of North Carolina. They are all interchangeable.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤘
The cancer started setting in. He’s now obviously undergoing stage 3/4 cancer treatments in Europe.