MY FIRST TIME HEARING Van Halen Eruption Guitar Solo * REACTION VIDEO *
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There is no word to accurately describe how great he was
I Agree Craig 🙂
The only one that might be able to compare is “Otherworldly” 😂 that’s the only one I could MAYBE compare this to hahaha
I agree. He was from another *WORLD*
1000%
I think the word you're looking for is "God"
Ive seen this solo 100 times. This particular reaction made me tear up. Not sure why. It's good to see younger people appreciate Eddie I guess. I miss Van Halen, I miss Eddie, and I miss my youth. Don't waste it young people!!
Me too. It's good go see him being appreciated a lot more and by a different generation after his passing
Indeed!
Can't say I teared up, but like you, it makes me feel good to see younger folks hear, and actually appreciate the music I listened to when I was young. I recently took my great nephew to see Kansas for their 50th anniversary show. He's 13, and I wasn't sure how he would like it, but he said he really enjoyed it, gave it 2 thumbs up, which pleased me to no end.
That tone you are hearing is actually called "brown sound." Created by Eddie, it is definitively Van Halen. You will never confuse this band with any other. As soon as you hear an opening riff, you know. There are plenty of guitarists with a specific style, but it takes a whole other level of ingenuity to create a "sound." The entire band is badass. Dive deep. You won't regret it.
Not bad for a boy who came to America with his family after WWII. He couldn't speak English and his father was a big band era player. They grew up on piano. Crazy thing is, he never learned to read music. Just had a God given gift for music. And great ears
Eddie Van Halen was a beast! R.I.P. 🔥 🔥 🔥
Beast For Sure Mike ! R.I.P Eddie Van Halen 🕊
I first saw VH in 1983 at the U S festival when I was 15. This man wrote the soundtrack to the absolute best times of my life. I’ve wrestled with the fact that I cried more when Eddie passed away than when my father died and I was very close to my dad. RIP king Edward
often imitated never equaled ... or ever will be! #RIPEddieVanHalen #GOAT
You are a very smart young woman. You are 100 percent correct. Eddie changed the way people played the Guitar. He had. alot of imitators. But nobody was good as Eddie. He was very unique in his style of playing. He is one of the BADDEST GUITAR PLAYERS to ever walk on this planet. I enjoy your reactions. Because you really love and appreciate music
The master of electric guitar. Great reaction. RIP EVH...
I was fortunate enough to meet Ed on Nov 1st, 2007 at the Verizon Center in Washington D.C. I bought the 5 star VIP package for me and my father and backstage pass with a tour of the stage, soundcheck and front row were included. I only had about 90 secs to talk with him (and he was very humble) but we shook hands and he signed my Ibanez RT650 guitar and told me he hoped to spot me in the crowd later that night. He did, and he posed a few times for my phone camera. Got some amazing pics of him, the band and his ex wife Valerie Bertinelli who was next to me on my left. She was there to support their son Wolfgang who was 16yrs old and playing the bass guitar for the band. Make no mistake, those memories and my guitar are my most prized possessions and probably will be until I pass the guitar down to my son. The impact he made on music will probably never be felt or seen again in this lifetime. He wasn't just a guitar player, he was an innovator. The Mozart of our generation.
Val Halen was probably one of the most popular rock bands in the 1980’s and Eddie was one of the biggest reasons why…his guitar 🎸 talked to you.. just like Hendrix and Stevie Ray and many others….and he made it look like it was “easy” however it was far from easy…RIP Eddie 😢🙏🏻🎸 Great Reaction Mee-Gee 🙏🏻❤️🎸
I Can Definitely See This Being True . I Wouldn't Doubt It , Eddie Certainly Had Me Impressed Beyond Measure . I Look Forward To Getting Into Some Stevie Ray , I've Never Heard Of Him . Hendrix Is The Man ! Don't Get Me Started Michael Lol . Love The Feedback , Thank You ♡
@@DoIttMiaaaa you need to see Hey Joe by Jimi!!!! You’ll see what he does with a upside down right handed guitar since he was left handed!!!
@@DoIttMiaaaacheck out Joe Satriani as well. He will blow your mind.
Eddie is the best fantastic reaction
Thank You Patty ♡
eddie was so humble he always said that if i can do this so can anyone else
During a recording session, Eddie did his finger exercise that became his famous Eruption using guitar technique called finger-tapping. Producer, Ted Templeman kept it as a lead into another song.
Back in the mid 80's, Eddie build his own studio named, 5150 Studio. Reason for this studio was for Eddie wanted more freedom from his label, Warner Brothers. Prior to his studio, Eddie felt stifled on his creative side. Since his untimely death in 2020, his only child, son, Wolfgang Van Halen owns his father's studio. Wolfe recorded his two albums for his band, MammothWVH. Mammoth was his father's band name until he know that another band has the name. Original singer, David Lee Roth suggested both brothers: Eddie and Alex to use their last name as band name. Roth left the band in 1985 for his solo career. Singer here is Sammy Hagar. Sammy already established singer prior joining VH.
Yup! There Goes My Hero! Saw Van Halen 10 times throughout my life, and life has been great 👍
He is my favorite rock composer.
He was a really great dude, as well. He is so missed!
VAN HALEN FOREVER ❤️
The perfect way to react! I am impressed! Captions instead of pausing and speaking (like half the reactors do with inane comments). Brilliant. Classy. I saw a tiny explosion. Your mind being blown up! Great reaction.
Yes, the 80s were a magical time to be alive. I lived through it.
He was such a kid in a candy store. Beloved forever.
Great video Mia! The thing about Eddie is that, sure, today there are some young players that can emulate much of what he did, but if you listen to them side by side, there was just a spirit in his playing that can never be completely mimicked. And then there’s the fact that he wrote all these things from the depths of his soul. It just can’t be replaced. He was the Mozart of Guitar. Merry Christmas and Happy holidays! ❤💚
So glad you watched this! Eddie was the greatest!! I'm excited to see younger generations enjoying this! Thank you!
The greatest guitarist of all time.
Some of my buddies were at this show, New Haven CT, my home state. He did "Cathedral" real nice here, with just the use of the volume control. R.I.P. Edward Van Halen.
It is so fun to watch peoples facial expressions as there brain tries to process it all . Eddie was the first at many new things and a true legend and KING of the hammer ons . I was lucky enough to catch Van Halen twice live in the 80,s and they were SO good ! Just awesome to see younger generations discover this man and his many talents .. RIP Eddie you will be missed Sir ! Great reaction !
Glad you got to check out EVH. A great guitarist and spectacular at improvisation. There are other greats as well you probably don't know - Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Eric Johnson, Tony MacAlpine, Joey Tafolla, Jason Becker to name a few.
I just wrote a similar comment. Nice to see other people that have a clue on here. EVH is a legend but so many are better players.
Thank you as always posting great content miaa Van Halen is Amazing Eddie Van Halen is Special
"Eruption" is the second track from Van Halen's 1978 debut album titled "Van Halen" It is considered one of the greatest guitar solos ever . Another great but under rated guitar player(In my opinion) is Gary Moore , I will have to request him at some point. There are plenty of other great guitar solos out there from other artists , although I must admit I would be struggling to find one as amazing as this!!! I enjoyed reading all the information in the on screen text , it was jam packed with thoughts and information , this accompanied with your visible emotions made it the perfect reaction!!!
This Is Definitely One Of The Greatest Guitar Solo's I've Seen . Although I Haven't Seen Many , I Was Beyond Impressed With Eddie Skill Set . I Never Heard Of Gary Moore , Bring It On Paul ☺ Love This Feedback , Thank You . Makes Me Feel Like The Time Spent Editing Was Well Worth It ♡
It was nice to watch a reaction to video without interruptions...........well done girl
I was able to see this live on their 5150 tour.. The energy in there was Insane! You could feel the reverberating of the speakers vibrating through you. If you closed your eyes, it was like being hypnotized.
I saw Van Halen open for The Doobie Brothers in the mid 70s. I had heard of them but didn't know anything about them. Needless to say that they rocked the house.
Saw Van Halen in concert every year from 1978 through 1984. Eddie's guitar solos were phenomenal!
And to think that Eddie was playing the this in 1978!!!😱😱😱😱😱😊
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Saw it live like 10 years ago. With eddies nephew on bass and his bro still on drums. It sounded EXACTLY like this. He was a legend beyond measure
I've been loving Van Halen for 40 years, since I was 16 back in 1979. Hurt me so much when he died. Even my mama loved him b because I played them so much. I turned a lot of black people on to them back them.
Every comment you made was spot on. Very impressive without ever hearing him. Eddie and Jimi are the two game changers. React more van halen you are great.
Eddie is the G.O.A.T!! The greatest guitar guitarist that has ever blessed human ears!! And to think that he has never taken a single lesson and he totally changed music forever!! And they had to create a completely different way to write music to try to explain what he was doing when he was playing the guitar. Guitar world magazine named Eddie the greatest GOD of all time!!
I am so lucky that I got to see him do a solo. It was one of the greatest experiences of my life.
Great reaction to an historic performance of total mastery of the electric guitar.
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Actually, he not only mastered them he invented a few also.
Sadly he lost his battle with lung cancer and has gone to show the Angels how to play guitar. He was a treasure on earth and is now with God.
He really brought something special to guitar playing to a whole new level
Eddie didn't do this solo as a filler, this song was the main attraction❤🎉
I’m so glad you listened to the live version. Literally unbelievable.
I like that you let him play without feeling you had to constantly interrupt and talk. You seem like a nice person. Good job.
I went to see this tour in my home town, pretty much the same solo, and equally mesmerizing. It pleases me to see younger folks like yourself explore, and actually enjoy the music I listened to when I was your age. Keep exploring, and widening your musical tastes. ❤
GREAT GREAT REACTION TO THE 👽 EDDIE VAN HALEN..... THE GOD OF THE GUITAR GODS ....... 🎸🥇🏆
You are right! Wow! Absolutely amazing. Gone now but certainly not forgotten!
Interesting tidbit, Eddie did a favor for Quincy Jones and recorded the guitar pieces for MJ's hit song "Beat it". Eddie was listening to the music and noodling around to get a feel for it to record only to find out they were already recording and took his first set for the record. One of the few times Eddie did a freebie, though at that time he was of the opinion he'd get paid. He found out that sometimes you do favors in Hollywood. ;)
Edward Van Halen and his brother Alex Van Halen were born to Dutch immigrants from the Netherlands... their father Jan Van Halen was a struggling musician who played jazz music... As kids, Eddie and Alex took lessons in music but neither had the patience to learn... Alex started on guitar, Eddie on drums.... but then, they switched w/ Eddie playing guitar and Alex on drums... They formed a school band in the late 60's in Pasadena, California. They would play school events w/ Eddie singing and playing guitar... They would rent a PA from a rich kid named David Lee Roth to do shows, but by 1973, the brothers decided it was cheaper to have Roth be the singer w/ Eddie on guitar... he built his first guitar w/ parts of other guitars - he called it the 'Frankenstein' cos he was too broke to afford a new guitar.
With David Lee Roth on vocals, the band had gone through a few names... but Roth recognized Eddie Van Halen's talent and decided to name the band Van Halen. It seemed like a marquee name and would attract fans who wanted to see Eddie play live, even though he was still a teen and couldn't play the L.A. clubs. In 1974, Michael Anthony (bass) joined Van Halen and added his singing talents to their vocals... Eddie sounded like no other guitarist back then, and he created the 'finger-tapping' technique and revolutionized guitar playing... However, he had trouble playing cover songs because he couldn't make the band sound like the songs... but he sounded like himself. He began to write original songs to play as Van Halen graduated to playing the L.A. clubs by 1976... Gene Simmons (and Paul Stanley) of Kiss saw Van Halen play and wanted to sign them (Van Halen had no idea what a record label or manager was...) and Simmons helped them record their first demos. But no one wanted to sign Van Halen.
David Lee Roth was not the best singer, but he looked great and knew how to put on a show w/ acrobatic moves... He pushed Van Halen forward until they were finally signed in 1977 and recorded their first album... Eddie recorded a guitar 'warm-up' in the studio and they decided to release it as the 'Eruption' intro - fans heard it and freaked... they had never heard anything like it before. Rock music and guitar playing changed forever after Van Halen's first album in 1978... Roth wanted Van Halen to make rock music that u could move and dance to.
Van Halen opened for Black Sabbath in 1978 on tour, and they were the bigger band, stealing the show every night... the first album would sell 10 million copies in the US... By 1983, Van Halen had 5 albums and were the biggest rock band in America, selling out arenas and stadiums.
But after another huge record '1984' sold 10 million copies, a creative rift broke between Eddie and David Lee Roth by 1985... Eddie was writing more tracks on keyboards, and Roth was not happy w/ the musical direction... In 1985, news broke that Van Halen had parted ways w/ Roth.
With David Lee Roth launching a solo career, Van Halen were wondering how they could continue without their dynamic singer... but a chance meeting w/ veteran rock singer Sammy Hagar brought him to sing for Van Halen in 1986... Van Halen released the '5150' album w/ Hagar on vocals and it charted at #1 in the US.
This performance clip was filmed on that 1986 tour at the peak of Eddie Van Halen's skills... Sadly, he succumbed to cancer in 2020 at age 65 (R.I.P.)... Eddie Van Halen had spent his final 2 decades touring w/ Van Halen but released little new music since 1998; his struggles w/ addiction and cancer were well-documented...
You won me over with this video, Its so nice to see you enjoy the music without stopping every 2 seconds to talk about it, BTW Eddie is King :)
Watching your face react is priceless! Btw you’re beautiful!
Ah. You are missed dearly by your millions upon millions of your fans 😢
R.I.P. Edward. The King Is Dead...Long Live THE King.
Eddie didnt die...He just went back to Heaven and resumed his role as God...There will NEVER be another like him...Saw him Live 16 times and had my mind blown EVERY SINGLE TIME...
In the pantheon of all the great guitarists-and there’s been many-there are three (and I argue four) who CHANGED the guitar from one meaning to something entirely else: Les Paul, Jimi Hendrix, and Edward Van Halen (I would add Chet Atkins) It’s one thing to be a master or better than every other player but it’s entirely different when you change the way the world thinks of the instrument. And I’m not even an EVH fan. But you can see what he did. It’s undeniable.
Then, there came Tom Morello. He pickup that unusual "Eddie" sound and took off. P.S. Chet Atkins is my fav!
Don't forget Roy Clark, Jerry Reid and Glen Campbell.. srv was up there. But evh was just wow!!
I love hearing you rave about him. Love eddie. Love you and your critiques too.
The 80's WERE a great time to be alive - you bet your ass!!
Thankyou ! Thankyou for the incredible comments i know there from the depths of your ♥heart and perfectly put . yes hes the greatest guitar player ever😢 ❤always
It's so wonderful to see you discover this amazing talent I found playing backyard parties in Pasadena back in the mid 70s. He was doing a version of Eruption even back then but it just got better and longer every time I saw him play. Their US Festival 83 performance I saw was truly an epic moment.
I'm speechless
Eddie just blows my mind
Don't know what to say but... wow. Love your reaction
Rock on 🤘. Peace ✌️
😮 can you imagine being one of the people who caught the guitar picks he threw into the audience😅
Eddie was married to Valerie bertinelli, the TV actress. From one day at a time, and Hot in Cleveland.
I'm lucky enough to have seen Eddie live twice, and also to have owned the New Haven concert VHS this solo is from growing up. Loved the reaction, and honestly your editing crew did a really good job cutting down the length of the solo without making visibly obvious cuts. I know that footage shot by shot, and that editing was really well done! Cheers!
God created Earth ,God created man/woman................Then God created Mr.Edward Van Halen.💥💥💥💢🤘👌 RIP Great One.
First time I saw Van Halen was on their 1988 Monsters of Rock tour when they came to Spokane Washington, on July 20, ‘88. Five bands in one day: Kingdom Come, Metallica, Dokken, Scorpions and Van Halen headlining. Eddie’s guitar 🎸 solo was awesome!!!
I love your respect to let it play out and type your responses
He used only a reverb and delay pedal, no synthesizer, computers, etc. Most of his stuf f he didn't even use pedals, just shredded his way into rock guitar god-hood!
The drummer, Alex Van Halen, is his brother. Eddie's son, Wolfgang, became a bass player. Music runs in their family. Lacking such talents myself, I can only appreciate it in others but man, he is and was a legend.
Great reaction 👏. I was fortunate to see them in the 70's , grew up with these guys in socal. There's just not enough room to say everything about Eddie. One thing, he always had a smile on his face and loved what he did. The greatest Rock and Roll guitar player that's ever lived. Period! RIP Eddie ❤
the first time i heard EVH was in 1984 with "Jump" but i heard Eruption" and the first album i was16, in 1985
then i understood why so many guitarist tried to play like him since 1978, a technical revolution, use all the aspects and possibilities of an instruments
it's so fluid, and he looks to be a joyfull guy : that was Edward Ludwig Van Halen
Thank you.... Eddie explored the guitar like no other and it shows. Epic 💜
I love your comments during the video,They are spot on...Typed comments I mean ,but spoken also.
Love This Feedback , Thank You ♡
Saw VH at the Oakland Coliseum in 1978 “Day on the Green “. they were the second of 5 bands that day. AC/DC was the opening act , then the Pat Travers Band , Foreigner , Aerosmith I just remember a screaming guitar and David Lee Roth doing a back flip on stage but I came back for more about 7 times
Eddie, the GOAT.
8:03 in this part, he's rocking the volume knob back and forth to the rhythm of the echo effect he has. Extremely difficult to play and do all of that at the same time.
Im 30 yo, Eddie was my favourite since i was 10, so 2/3 of my life 😄 You wouldnt believe but most of the rock and metal fans didnt like him 10 years ago, they would say he is just playing nonsense and so on... Now you cant find these people, they either realised with time that they were wrong or its because he died. Anyway your reaction was my favourite and ive seen them almost all. You dont pause the music and you write your thoughts, i think that is fantastic! Van Halen also have some songs/music videos that you might find worth reacting to, like Hot For Teacher or Right Now. Enjoy!
Eddie was self taught. He didnt learn the guitar, the guitar had to learn Eddie. R.I.P. to the 🐐
One of the best reactions! I saw him live in 86, the best!!
That solo is from their live without a net release of their shows in New Haven in 1986. You said you would have liked to have been there. I can say I saw that solo 3 nights in a row on that tour. It was definitely epic! Edward will be the best there will ever be. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
EVH is a Legend. And he was a genuinely good person. Have you heard of a band called Pantera? It was a metal band that was also started by 2 brothers, Vinnie Paul on drums and Dimebag Darrell on guitar. Its a rabbit hole you should explore. Sadly in 2004, Dimebag Darrell was shot and killed on stage. At his funeral Eddie put his ICONIC(!!) "Bumble Bee" guitar (similar to the one here but yellow and black) in the casket with Darrell. The guitar deserves to be in a museum but Eddie said "Only an original deserves the original." That's some hardcore respect.
Yes, he mastered every style of music in this solo, at 5:16 of the video that was a classical piece he was strumming, I remember hearing it in a Looney Tunes, Bugs Bunny cartoon. Eddied is Classically trained.
I wanna remind everyone that no one knew guitars could make this sound back then
So amazing! I was so privileged to see him live!!
That mixed of shock and amusement is Eruption.
I like how he uses the volume knob to make it sound like a violin.
I never get tired of watching people react to this video... and your reaction was just perfect. Eddie was not only a technical virtuoso, but his playing was artful and melodic as well. And he looks like he was having so much fun doing it. May he rest I peace.
The greatest and most influential guitarist of all time. We lost the greatest guitarist of all time. He played the solo on Michael Jackson's "Triller" R.I.P my mentor and friend
Eddie was an innovator for shure. He never could read sheet music and the two handed taping he did where he plays with both hands on the neck was so innovative they had to write special sheet music for it which he could not read. Tapping had been around for awhile but what he did with it took it too a whole other level.
I don't remember much about the 70s n early 80s .the greatest years for music. ✌️
This is what I grew up with this TALANT
The late great Eddie Van Halen 🎸
In case you didn't know... Eddie Van Halen played the guitar solo on 'Beat it' by Michael Jackson 🔥🔥🤘🤘
He was also proficient on piano and keyboards... he played quite a bit of keys on Van Halen records, including their #1 single 'Jump'.
That and he was a Classically trained pianist, and he never learned to read sheet music. His style of playing the guitar caused sheet music to be rewritten with tabulature, and since he couldn't read the sheet music, he didn't know if it was done correctly or not.
@@michaelmarrone8753 "Classically trained pianist" implies he could read sheet music.
Eddie Van Halen took piano lessons, but was never trained like Jon Lord of Deep Purple or Jordan Rudess of Dream Theater.
Eddie learned to play by ear... and yeah, he rewrote the game of guitar playing...
Actually he completely redid the entire Beat It song. After hanging up on Jackson 4 times he finally did it with the demands he redo the entire song, they do not put his name in credits & no pay as his biggest fear was backlash from his band & fans if they found out
@@brettreuter2394 Highly unlikely story... Steve Lukather (of Toto) did the guitars (I believe)... and Eddie Van Halen (as an M.J. fanboy) just came in one day and did the solo on the track for free... No charge!
There was some truth... David Lee Roth was not happy w/ Eddie playing on other artists' records... but Roth was a fan of Quincy Jones (the producer) and M.J.
@@sumonjamal1653you are. OOMPLETE FOOL!! You got your story completely wrong… do some research before you start running your pie hole with garbage…
Yeah, I'm old....but I got to see Eddie do this live multiple times when I was young.
You would correct Eddie is the guitar god himself. The am still amazed after watching him for 45 years
I was at this show! I was 15 and my first concert .. I WAS NEVER THE SAME!! ⚡️🎸⚡️🎸⚡️🎸⚡️
LUCKY!!!! That’s amazing! I bet you weren’t! ❤❤❤
@@tinakeith5822 put your money where your mouth is…
You said he knew his guitar inside and out, which is true because he built all of his guitars in the 70's and 80's, and into the early 90's.
Just do the album tracks
"Eruption" & "You Really Got Me" as a double! That was my intro to Eddie back in the 79 standing in a pub car park and one of my customers said dude listen to this!
Other stuff you might want to check out that we were into back then was :-
Led Zeppelin
"The Immigrant Song" official video
"Since I've Been Loving You" live at Madison Square Gardens 1973
Pink Floyd
"Echoes" (Part 1) live at Pompeii 1972
Thin Lizzy
"The Boys are Back in Town"
"Don't believe a Word"
"Rosalie - the Cowgirls Song"
"Cowboy Song "
All from the album Thin Lizzy Live and Dangerous 😉
And to believe he did this in 1986!! A true master of his craft while influencing countless guitarist.....forever !!
RIP Eddie.
Their first album came out when I was in HS in a garage band playing drums. It was earth shattering. I’m so pleased to watch you really watch Eddie. Watching you focused and really trying to absorb what you’re seeing and hearing made me smile and appreciate you. Well done… thanks for giving Eddie the critical listening he earned.