My Dad had the on site ticket sales and the storage bins. I had a pass to everywhere there. I was 19. I was high and I loved it. Met a lot of great people there. Sheet 57 this year and my damn spine hurts. LOL
I was there on Metal Day! Still remember the highlights back when you memorized concerts on your way home because there weren’t cellphones. Jake E. Lee was phenomenal!
I was there on Metal day. Loved every minute of it, even though it was brutally hot all day long. There will never be another festival like the US Festival. It's sad that more recent generations didn't experience such a magical time. Some of us were lucky enough to have been a part of this monumental event. I wish I could take you all back to this in 1983. No words can truly define how huge this festival was. Just, wow!
@@danielfox3003 Definitely! I remember the sun was pounding down on us that day, but it was more than worth it. Wish I could do it all over again. What a magical time!
I was there at 18 years old and seen it all good times! Years earlier I seen Van Halen before they made thier first album at called a backyard keg party in Southern California! They were playing cover band songs with VH style! RIP EVH!
I was there also. I used to have a flyer announcing a Van Halen gig at a backyard party. $2 cover and you got a red plastic cup for the beer keg. A bit of history I wish I'd held onto.
@@davep5647 Van Halen recorded their first album in 1978. That guy was 13 in 1978 if he was 18 in 1983. How many keg parties did you attend at 13 or younger?
It's sad yet,Eddie knew that chain smoking would catch up with him someday and cut his Life short. He didn't care about it. He got rich and famous,that's all that was on his Mind.
Love Wozniak griping at the end about Bowie’s and VH’s payday. You needed them and they didn’t need you, as simple as that. You signed the agreement. Nice when an artist actually has the leverage for once. Like Brando charging an obscene amount for what is basically a cameo in Superman. Make them pay when you can because it won’t be very often, if ever.
Growin' up in Philly during the 70's we got to see all the rock legends. On to So. Cal. for duty on Camp Pendleton. Both US festivals, the Who and many other greats in L.A. and San Diego. Wouldn't trade those times for anything. It's been a great life. Thank you God and to all the artists, promoters, roadies etc. of great music.
wow this was a trip to see! I was there for heavy metal sunday (at the tender young age of 4) so my actual memories of that day are few and far between, but I'm greatful to have the internet to fill in most of the blanks! thanks for the upload
@@stringbender11672 all about the rights, who owns the footage, blah blah blah Triumph seems to be the 1 band who had a contract that said they own the rights to the footage of their performance. Which is why Triumph has released a blu ray DVD from US Festival. I guess the other bands did not have the foresight to do the same???
@@javtimestwo The reason why Triumph had their own DVD separate from the US 83 DVD wasn't a matter of rights. It was a matter of content. One half of their DVD is a documentary on how they put their show together plus interviews with other musicians who went to see the show. In reality, Triumph made the mistake. All of the other acts received royalties from the US 83 DVD, which outsold Triumph's DVD 10 to 1, except Triumph.
It was an enormous amount of money. At least double in today's dollars if not triple. But, Van Halen supposedly took home next to nothing because they put all the money into the production for this one show, preparation for the show in renting rehearsal spaces, transporting their gear, etc all for one performance.
I was there on rock day (Glen Helen Park)19 yrs old and what a fantastic rock line up with Motley Crue Quiet Riot Judas Priest Triumph Ozzy Scorpions Van Halen
I Actually searched a few years back for this Heilcopter fly in and Eddie n' Dave scene. I Originally saw some of It on CNN Hollywood minute with (Sandy Kenyon). Early 83' as I believe the Festival was in May. Read the TV Crew Guy ch reply, now I got the story. Cool' post!
@@GAVACHO5150 Actually my mother wasn't into any of the music at all and I can't believe she took me! I think she was probably afraid I'd just find a way of going by myself and get in trouble or something!?! I still thank her to this day for making such an incredible memory with me! Oh...She actually did end up enjoying the Scorpions though!
@@GAVACHO5150 Yes, she rocks, thanks! Sorry you didn't make it but thankfully it's preserved on video! I try to find myself in the crowd but I look like every other dude with long blonde feathered- back hair! LoL...Good days indeed
I would do anything to go back to the 80s go back to the US Festival 83 that is what a time to be young and alive good music overpriced food disgusting porta potties and not to mention a whole host of Access specially heavy metal day that ruled with an iron fist what a what a party that was it would be cool to get a time machine and go back in time to that era and stay there question is what I want to go back to the present thanks for posting this awesome
@@ColtraneTaylor Yet, it’s VH’s headline set that is still talked about reverently in 2021. I don’t ever hear nor read anybody pining for Priest or the ‘Scorps sets to get an official release. Yet, some of us (far more than that) have been waiting decades for VH to open the vault.
Would love to watch a documentary done on this whole event. David Lee Roth and members of The Clash apparently had words backstage. Then, DLR dissed The Clash on stage. So, the story goes...
The Clash bad mouthed Van Halen on stage the night before. We heard it from where we were camped out across the freeway from Glen Hellen. Dave returned the favor with what Frank D said.
Me too :) Camped in the camping area all three days but only went in on Sunday. Found a wristband for the beer gardens on the ground, which was cool. Spent pretty much all of Ozzy underneath the water cannon.
What an insane line up. Outside of Woodstock 99 (if you are into 90s music like i am) there has never been a wider or better array of music. I personally couldnt do 10 hours of music no matter how much I loved the music. I go to Korn or any modern show and go full on in the pit, I am done after an hour. Was the same in '99 with Woodstock when i was 16. Just too much and too long to rage that intensely and enjoy yourself
Actually If i remember correctly Van Halen made more than $1.3.. Their contract stated that they had to make more than any other act on that festival bill. If memory serves me right anyway
"History is hard to know, because of all the hired bullshit, but even without being sure of “history” it seems entirely reasonable to think that every now and then the energy of a whole generation comes to a head in a long fine flash, for reasons that nobody really understands at the time-and which never explain, in retrospect, what actually happened." - Hunter S. Thompson
I'm pretty sure Diamond Dave had a few cocktails that day, well being the last and final act and all I'm pretty certain he was not sober LOL, what a time to be alive.
Can't believe Ozzie's still alive but Eddie Van Halen is dead.....Ozzie was walking around like an old man back then.........some 38 years ago!.....WTF!!!!!.....Long live Eddie Van Halen.
Eddie is a legend and his legend will live on. But after the Armageddon happens, there will be cockroaches, a few microbes, Keith Richards and Ozzy and that's about it.
Good thing. The hard rock scene was lame in 1986/87. Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Aerosmith, Whitesnake, Judas Priest, Kiss, Europe ... a total pukefest. Only VH/DLR, Ratt and Dokken were good.
LMAO0O0O0 Uncontaminated water without the fluoride, straight from the tap. I remember the Monday morning newspaper and it's front page photo of Rob Halford dressed in his black leather and shiny studded vest with cap and whip in hand, with the pic being shot from the back of the stage overlooking him and out into the massive crowd that seemed never ending. It may have been in color as well. Priest put on an amazing performance, as did Triumph, Scorpions, Ozzy, and surprisingly Quiet Riot. Crue had their moments but looked killer doing it, and Van Halen were having too good of a time whilst being overpaid. This event helped catapult Rock and Metal into the stratosphere across the southland like wildfire, and made it great as a teenager to be a rocker at that time.
It was so hot that day people were dropping like flies...they were hiding us down with water hoses... I was there up front for Ozzy... Eric Underwood class of 81 Downey High School California
@Rage Theatre2020 yeah I agree with you . Sometimes these documentaries are silly. Vh definitely was not metal. I think they would also agree with that .they were probably the biggest hard rock band of that time. But not metal.
@@rodneylee4026 Yes it definitely wasn't good bass performance but I did read a lot of books on vh and when they did that show they were on a little bit of a break and eddies equipment did not show up for that gig It was loss in storage at a airport so he had to play it on Borrowed equipment I think he used other bands gear that was on the bill . Probably jake e lee or Judas priest stuff it was in the book Running with the devil.
Question: Van Halen Has The Largest Back Stage Compound? David Lee Roth “”Are You Kidding This Is Nothing We Plan on Setting All The Equipment Up Backwards and Our Backs To The Audience and Everybody Will Be Back Stage””
Rage Theatre2020 yes worth it but after 100 ppl to pay, you’re not left with much vs. how hard you worked. Movie stars too, they may lose like fifty percent of a movie paycheck. I’m not saying they are poor or deserve pity. But on a gross basis I don’t get a huge hard-on for it if I’m in possibly the greatest band on earth.
Rage Theatre2020 Then fewer ppl to pay you mean? Yeah, totally possible. It’s the 50% tax bracket, I think, that keeps me from having orgasms over the money, plus it’s pocket change to these guys, no? Well, they felt it was worth it, which is good for fans!
@ I know because I’m looking into it lol must of sucked for Guys like Dave and Bret Michaels. Your in rock band in 80s hair was just as important as instruments and you start losing your hair . As kid didn’t realize after the crazy from heat videos Dave was wearing wigs in all the videos from Eatem and smile and skyscraper. By time little ain’t enough came out he just said screw it and stopped wearing it
It’s as if people like you are under the assumption Roth was the only member of the band who was inebriated that day. Bunch of complainers, 38 years on. Un-fucking-believable.
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Amazing. Back when all was right in the world and VH ruled the rock world! Don’t think I’ve ever seen this one before.
The old sayin' goes all good things come to an end....
The rot had already set in people just chose to overlook it
The hard rock and heavy metal day outsold all the other days 2 to 1. Please can we get back to those days?!!
That should've been a clue to MTV but they still didn't get it.
DONT I WISH!!!
The current music industry must be overthrown .
What a beautiful time to live. The people these days got a raw deal:
I agree, my friend!!👍
I was 16 when all this happened...from 1983 to 1995 it was good to be a Rock fan...seen them all from AC/DC TO ZEBRA!!
I was a child then but I still listen to Ratt, Van Halen and Missing Persons like it's 1983. As a musician I'd love a chance to help bring it back.
Good Times!
My Dad had the on site ticket sales and the storage bins. I had a pass to everywhere there. I was 19. I was high and I loved it. Met a lot of great people there. Sheet 57 this year and my damn spine hurts. LOL
I was there on Metal Day! Still remember the highlights back when you memorized concerts on your way home because there weren’t cellphones. Jake E. Lee was phenomenal!
My friend at school told me the next day that Jake E. Lee was the greatest guitarist he had ever seen.
I totally agree!
Jake’s first show with Ozzy.
I remember MTV’s coverage.
I was 18 in 1983 lived a lot since then but the 80’s were the best.
YES THEY WERE...I WAS 18 IN 1983...WISH I COULD GO BACK IN TIME
Look real Rock Stars!
I was there on Metal day. Loved every minute of it, even though it was brutally hot all day long. There will never be another festival like the US Festival. It's sad that more recent generations didn't experience such a magical time. Some of us were lucky enough to have been a part of this monumental event. I wish I could take you all back to this in 1983. No words can truly define how huge this festival was. Just, wow!
Me too. I was 15, it was brutally hot but totally worth it.
I would put it on par with Woodstock as far as epic concerts go.
@@danielfox3003 Definitely! I remember the sun was pounding down on us that day, but it was more than worth it. Wish I could do it all over again. What a magical time!
I was there at 18 years old and seen it all good times! Years earlier I seen Van Halen before they made thier first album at called a backyard keg party in Southern California! They were playing cover band songs with VH style! RIP EVH!
I was there also. I used to have a flyer announcing a Van Halen gig at a backyard party. $2 cover and you got a red plastic cup for the beer keg. A bit of history I wish I'd held onto.
More details on the vh keg party....come on,mn
@@davep5647 Van Halen recorded their first album in 1978. That guy was 13 in 1978 if he was 18 in 1983. How many keg parties did you attend at 13 or younger?
Who's still watching EVH clips in 2021 and bummed that he passed?
Yeah. I’m always going to miss Eddie terribly. It’s not right that he died at 65. The 80s were a great decade.
I will never be unbummed over Ed's crossing over. Anyone who still misses him will continue to miss him until they join him.
Eddie was great David was drunk and pitchy.
It's sad yet,Eddie knew that chain smoking would catch up with him someday and cut his Life short. He didn't care about it. He got rich and famous,that's all that was on his Mind.
I was there, 19 yrs old..had a blast, all 3 days, don't remember much..but it was great!!!!😁
Love Wozniak griping at the end about Bowie’s and VH’s payday. You needed them and they didn’t need you, as simple as that. You signed the agreement. Nice when an artist actually has the leverage for once. Like Brando charging an obscene amount for what is basically a cameo in Superman. Make them pay when you can because it won’t be very often, if ever.
A beautiful sunny day in 83! Miss em!
I was there and it was AMAZING!!
The greatest 3 days of my life !
A VH video with Steve Wozniak in it. Just when you think you’ve seen it all
MAN the good old days....take me back to 1983 didn't know good we had it....
Growin' up in Philly during the 70's we got to see all the rock legends.
On to So. Cal. for duty on Camp Pendleton. Both US festivals, the Who and many other greats in L.A. and San Diego. Wouldn't trade those times for anything. It's been a great life. Thank you God and to all the artists, promoters, roadies etc. of great music.
wow this was a trip to see! I was there for heavy metal sunday (at the tender young age of 4) so my actual memories of that day are few and far between, but I'm greatful to have the internet to fill in most of the blanks! thanks for the upload
Why they don't release these shows on blu-ray is a shame. All that history lost to nothing but greed!
GREAT COMMENT...Amen...i been saying that for decades. We're not getting any younger. Would love to see/hear in HD!!! WHAT IS THE HOLD-UP???
@@stringbender11672 all about the rights, who owns the footage, blah blah blah
Triumph seems to be the 1 band who had a contract that said they own the rights to the footage of their performance. Which is why Triumph has released a blu ray DVD from US Festival. I guess the other bands did not have the foresight to do the same???
@@javtimestwo Accurate Comment, Peace.
@@javtimestwo The reason why Triumph had their own DVD separate from the US 83 DVD wasn't a matter of rights. It was a matter of content. One half of their DVD is a documentary on how they put their show together plus interviews with other musicians who went to see the show. In reality, Triumph made the mistake. All of the other acts received royalties from the US 83 DVD, which outsold Triumph's DVD 10 to 1, except Triumph.
VAN HALEN THE GREATEST BAND IN THE WORLD FOREVER PERIOD !😀😚❤😍👌👍
How cool is that.
I was there for that festival,, in Devore Ca, just minutes away from my house in the high desert at the time.
David Lee Roth in '83 predicting the future talking about e tickets and Amazon.
David Lee Roth is talking out the side of his Neck as usual the man is so so Annoying ...as if he is a animated character controlled by strings ..
How did we go from that to WAP???
It’s enough to make you want to puke right?
Curse of the Gold Toothed demons
Hahahaha !!
$1.5M in 1983 was huge. Taxes were low back then, too.
It was an enormous amount of money. At least double in today's dollars if not triple. But, Van Halen supposedly took home next to nothing because they put all the money into the production for this one show, preparation for the show in renting rehearsal spaces, transporting their gear, etc all for one performance.
No, taxes are much lower today than in '83.
@@e.l.norton Where exactly did you hear this from > Live shows was money in the bank .....
Exactly the show was in Cali home base for VH not much in travel plus the promotion provided the stage etc ...VH made a mint ....
I was there on rock day (Glen Helen Park)19 yrs old and what a fantastic rock line up with Motley Crue Quiet Riot Judas Priest Triumph Ozzy Scorpions Van Halen
A ridiculous line up for any 80's or early MTV watcher. Amazing talent everywhere.
I Actually searched a few years back for this Heilcopter fly in and Eddie n' Dave scene. I Originally saw some of It on CNN Hollywood minute with (Sandy Kenyon). Early 83' as I believe the Festival was in May. Read the TV Crew Guy ch reply, now I got the story. Cool' post!
I was there at 13 with my mother! Incredible day!
@@GAVACHO5150 Actually my mother wasn't into any of the music at all and I can't believe she took me! I think she was probably afraid I'd just find a way of going by myself and get in trouble or something!?! I still thank her to this day for making such an incredible memory with me! Oh...She actually did end up enjoying the Scorpions though!
@@GAVACHO5150 Yes, she rocks, thanks! Sorry you didn't make it but thankfully it's preserved on video! I try to find myself in the crowd but I look like every other dude with long blonde feathered- back hair! LoL...Good days indeed
I was there on Heavy Metal Sunday and it was WILD!
I would do anything to go back to the 80s go back to the US Festival 83 that is what a time to be young and alive good music overpriced food disgusting porta potties and not to mention a whole host of Access specially heavy metal day that ruled with an iron fist what a what a party that was it would be cool to get a time machine and go back in time to that era and stay there question is what I want to go back to the present thanks for posting this awesome
Giving up the entire California market just to play one show. Give me give me give me more!
I believe that was the Clash's last US show eva. Van Halen drinks whiskey
Was there was hot as hell, vanhalen came out late and dave was f--- up!
You Got That Right Brian!
"The only ppl who put Iced Tea in Jack Daniels' bottles, is The Claaash baby, yeahhhhh!"
Judas preist kicked van Halen's ass.
So was Eddie.
Every band and every audience member were fucked up too. It was a party!
I love "Romeo Delight" that song defines Van Halen I forgot the fuckin words.
Romeo Delight is also Valerie Bertinelli's favorite.
This is one of the reasons why both Judas Priest and Scorpions blew Van Halen off the stage that day. Because they remembered the words and much more.
@@ColtraneTaylor It was part of the show, you idiot.
@@fearsomename2745 AND that "show" sucked, which was the point, you fKing Moe-Ron. _Stfu_
@@ColtraneTaylor
Yet, it’s VH’s headline set that is still talked about reverently in 2021. I don’t ever hear nor read anybody pining for Priest or the ‘Scorps sets to get an official release. Yet, some of us (far more than that) have been waiting decades for VH to open the vault.
Only Eddie and Dave could make getting out of a copter cool.
Would love to watch a documentary done on this whole event. David Lee Roth and members of The Clash apparently had words backstage. Then, DLR dissed The Clash on stage. So, the story goes...
Yes, “The only people who put iced tea in a Jack Daniels bottle, is the Clash baby!!!!”
Yes this happened, and No the Clash never recovered.
Dave could've taken them all with his mad kung fu skills.
@@BazookaToe Neither did Punk
The Clash bad mouthed Van Halen on stage the night before. We heard it from where we were camped out across the freeway from Glen Hellen. Dave returned the favor with what Frank D said.
why do i love this video so much
You know why
I was there for Heavy Metal day unbelievable fun!!!!
There will never be a time like this again. I said that all through the 90s but even the 90s were better than the current shit show were living.
Triumph was incredible!!
Awesome!!!
Thanks!!
Up until this day I was convinced that this was pronounced U. S. festival
Metal Day Rocked
I Was There For Heavy Metal Sunday!
R.I.P Eddie Van Halen 🙏 ❤️
i feel good...just like Diamond Dave Lee Roth baby🤘🕺🤘
Wow, Steve Wozniak.
I was there…took the KRQr rock bus from San Francisco
Lol Roth is so funny
VH SHOW SOLD TWICE THE OTHER NITES???...fuck yeah, and if they played again today, theyd still sell the same...wow
I believe it was all bands together that day.
Dave is the fuckin man!
Wozniak is the man!!!
Yeah well I was there! 👍
Me too :) Camped in the camping area all three days but only went in on Sunday. Found a wristband for the beer gardens on the ground, which was cool. Spent pretty much all of Ozzy underneath the water cannon.
What an insane line up. Outside of Woodstock 99 (if you are into 90s music like i am) there has never been a wider or better array of music. I personally couldnt do 10 hours of music no matter how much I loved the music.
I go to Korn or any modern show and go full on in the pit, I am done after an hour. Was the same in '99 with Woodstock when i was 16. Just too much and too long to rage that intensely and enjoy yourself
I heard Chrissy Hind and the Pretenders sing Back on the Chain Gang
Actually If i remember correctly Van Halen made more than $1.3.. Their contract stated that they had to make more than any other act on that festival bill. If memory serves me right anyway
The rest of the festival couldn't hold a candle to Heavy Metal Sunday.
Yeah no shit, Judas Priest Scorpions Motley Crue Quiet Riot Ozzy Van Halen, as good as it gets man
"History is hard to know, because of all the hired bullshit, but even without being sure of “history” it seems entirely reasonable to think that every now and then the energy of a whole generation comes to a head in a long fine flash, for reasons that nobody really understands at the time-and which never explain, in retrospect, what actually happened." - Hunter S. Thompson
So what was The Woz talking about?
Was he saying the bands didnt want to over saturate themselves from a promotional standpoint?
It was the early-1980’s, remember?
that was cool.
I'm pretty sure Diamond Dave had a few cocktails that day, well being the last and final act and all I'm pretty certain he was not sober LOL, what a time to be alive.
Can't believe Ozzie's still alive but Eddie Van Halen is dead.....Ozzie was walking around like an old man back then.........some 38 years ago!.....WTF!!!!!.....Long live Eddie Van Halen.
Eddie is a legend and his legend will live on. But after the Armageddon happens, there will be cockroaches, a few microbes, Keith Richards and Ozzy and that's about it.
Woz got what he wanted: it didn’t happen again.
Good thing. The hard rock scene was lame in 1986/87.
Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Aerosmith, Whitesnake, Judas Priest, Kiss, Europe ... a total pukefest. Only VH/DLR, Ratt and Dokken were good.
@@ColtraneTaylor
None of the artists you listed were any good at “hard rock” in 1986/87. Including Van Halen.
By the time they took the stage that night, they could barely play. Wrecked.
And still they kicked ass
Did it also include the Stray Cats?
Yes, on day one I believe.
I Was There On Heavy Metal Sunday. Lame Reporters Always Get It Wrong, Van Halen At That Time Was A Hard Rock Band Not Heavy Metal.
The show was equipped with lasers...
@ 0:08 What is that being sprayed into the audience?
LMAO0O0O0
Uncontaminated water without the fluoride, straight from the tap.
I remember the Monday morning newspaper and it's front page photo of Rob Halford dressed in his black leather and shiny studded vest with cap and whip in hand, with the pic being shot from the back of the stage overlooking him and out into the massive crowd that seemed never ending.
It may have been in color as well.
Priest put on an amazing performance, as did Triumph, Scorpions, Ozzy, and surprisingly Quiet Riot.
Crue had their moments but looked killer doing it, and Van Halen were having too good of a time whilst being overpaid.
This event helped catapult Rock and Metal into the stratosphere across the southland like wildfire, and made it great as a teenager to be a rocker at that time.
Beer
LSD
hairspray
It was so hot that day people were dropping like flies...they were hiding us down with water hoses... I was there up front for Ozzy... Eric Underwood class of 81 Downey High School California
Steve Wozniak....no Christmas
Van Halen Kings of heavy metal?
I say kings of hard rock
@@robertsmith-ux8ls Yeah but that US Festival performance was awful IMO
@Rage Theatre2020 yeah I agree with you . Sometimes these documentaries are silly. Vh definitely was not metal. I think they would also agree with that .they were probably the biggest hard rock band of that time. But not metal.
@@rodneylee4026 Yes it definitely wasn't good bass performance but I did read a lot of books on vh and when they did that show they were on a little bit of a break and eddies equipment did not show up for that gig It was loss in storage at a airport so he had to play it on Borrowed equipment I think he used other bands gear that was on the bill . Probably jake e lee or Judas priest stuff it was in the book Running with the devil.
robert smith well back then it was considered heavy metal
The oz festival?
But was Steve Jobs there?
Collecting the money and stealing the idea... Crook and Karma
Metal night out sold all other nights 2 to 1.
Question: Van Halen Has The Largest Back Stage
Compound?
David Lee Roth “”Are You Kidding This Is Nothing
We Plan on Setting All The Equipment Up Backwards and Our Backs To The Audience and Everybody
Will Be Back Stage””
They said themselves that they got a million for this show, not 1.5, just sayin
That’s not very much
I8thumper Yes but after taxes and after dividing it... I’m not impressed lol
Rage Theatre2020 yes worth it but after 100 ppl to pay, you’re not left with much vs. how hard you worked. Movie stars too, they may lose like fifty percent of a movie paycheck. I’m not saying they are poor or deserve pity. But on a gross basis I don’t get a huge hard-on for it if I’m in possibly the greatest band on earth.
Rage Theatre2020 Then fewer ppl to pay you mean? Yeah, totally possible. It’s the 50% tax bracket, I think, that keeps me from having orgasms over the money, plus it’s pocket change to these guys, no? Well, they felt it was worth it, which is good for fans!
@@emilymathews7073
Still more than any other artist (except Bowie?) got though.
scorpions crrrrrrrrushed it
Can anyone identify the shirt Eddie’s wearing at 1:00
Eds just thinking thank God im outa the fukin amazon jungle....
And then they got super wasted. And still delivered one of the most famous Van Halen concerts to date.
I was not there?
I wonder if dlr ever watches old footage and cries about his hair
lol i just posted you can see its starting recede already here
@ I know because I’m looking into it lol must of sucked for Guys like Dave and Bret Michaels. Your in rock band in 80s hair was just as important as instruments and you start losing your hair . As kid didn’t realize after the crazy from heat videos Dave was wearing wigs in all the videos from Eatem and smile and skyscraper. By time little ain’t enough came out he just said screw it and stopped wearing it
@ it’s between 10-12 grand
Nope, of all the bald guys in this world he's had the best life and could care less. It's called getting old.
Eddie was trying his best not to punch Dave
Before Dave got FUBAR.
Huh, i did not know Wozniak was the organizer for the US festival. btw everyone was there for Ozzy, and Jake E Lee stole the day.
Yep, he almost got arrested for trying to sell extra tickets, true
you can see daves hair is starting to go already.
You can give me a 1.5 million doallar paycheck anyday!
I was there and Dave sucked!!! Scorpions and Triumph rocked the house!!!
Woz wasn't happy
G
Judas Priest stole the show.
Wish that didn't potatoes for video cameras back then..
wow Dave & Eddie get there early yet only get less than a minute to talk
obviosly theres much more time with Dave & eddie, but unfortunately all it shows here is 8ish seconds.
Van Halen was paid 1.5 Million ...due to Bowie Ego .....
Both were going to get $1 million. But, Van Halen had a "favored nation" clause in their contract that said they would be the highest paid act.
@@krkhns That was a great era no social media minimum promotion , high school memories ... boy Dave is beyond annoying ..
Apple computer 1st one was 666.66
I'll pass wozniak
Wozniak , I believe was a billionaire and he's crying about a million dollars?
Roth was hammered and a drunken embarrassment. Their manager was disgusted. I’m glad he turned to shit for years!
It’s as if people like you are under the assumption Roth was the only member of the band who was inebriated that day. Bunch of complainers, 38 years on. Un-fucking-believable.
@ That was a typical VH concert shit sound with DLR ..
I was there. Dave was drunk as fuck. Show sucked