EDDIE MADE ME CRY!! Van Halen "Big River" | Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 20 июн 2024
- Mugnify Reacts To Van Halen's Big River From the A Different Kind of Truth. Album!
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I am an ED....HEAD. I truly Iove the man. Yet, the day he died I did not cry. Not even close. But, I have cried numerous times since. A song, or a phrase I've heard him play hundreds of times hits me, and I'm reminded of his pure genius, his joy in playing, and the fact that nobody will ever make a guitar sound like he could. Then, I remember that that is over. That moment in history that has been such a part of me for decades, all the memories he gave me, all the moments, the joy has ended. And, I feel so, so, so blessed to have been here for it, to have experienced it and felt it. Edward, for us guitar players, is a lifelong friend and inspiration. He really is part of us, as silly as that sounds. We hold him sacred.
I remember the first time I saw him. It changed my life. The vibration of my entire soul changed that night. I didn't understand what I had just heard. The playing and the tone. That tone. That fucking TONE! I BARELY remember the first time I had sex. Barely. But, I remember everything about the first time I saw Van Halen. Every damn thing. As we were walking across the parking lot back to my buddy's car, I rambled breathlessly about what we just saw. I was blown away by his tone, and I asked what the hell that was. I asked how he got that sound. One of my friends, who was a hardcore VH fan (I was a newbie) said, "If we play a guitar, we plug into an amp. Eddie plugs into his heart, man. That's what that sound is." So, to hear you say that you heard his heart here took me right back to that first night and how much of it he poured out for us on that stage. I still can't believe anybody could be that good.
At first I didn't cry, but later on that night, I was sitting in my truck in the driveway alone and some radio station on Sirius Radio was doing a tribute. I can't remember what song was playing at that moment, but it all just came rushing in like a Tsunami. I SCREAMED OUT LOUD, "EDDIE, EDDIE, EDDIE" crying my eyes out. The next day I was taking a shower and as I grabbed my towel, I started crying again out of no where. I was so heart broken. The soundtrack of our lives was dead.
Eddie stayed a Badass all the way to his end. R.I.P. Hero.
The day he died, I came home from work and sat in the dark, had a few drinks and watched various Van Halen videos. I remember watching there on my couch with tears streaming down my cheeks. No other “ celebrity “ death will ever affect me like that again.
The great Jim valvano said everyday you should try to be moved to tears. It is not a sign of weakness, it's a sign that you're still living.
Yeah feel you man, this solo is an absolute face melter I remember when I first heard it in 12 and thought ohhhh fk yeah Ed is still the absolute GOAT.
I had tears in my eyes just watching your reaction it took me back to when I found out he passed and we all shed many tears that day he wasn't supposed to die he was superman there will never be another like him I was blessed to see him 9 times live RIP Mr Eddie Van Halen
I’m a gigantic Classic Van Halen fan. So much so, that I got condolence texts when Eddie died and I had never met him, never closer than a few rows away. Funny thing is, I first cried (joyfully of course) when this album finally came out. Had only been waiting 28 years for it. The first 30 seconds of Honeybabysweetiedoll just got me. But one time a coupla years ago, after he died, they last 15 or so seconds of Beats Workin just turned me into a waterhead. EVH is such a huge part of my life (and I’m not alone, for sure.) hearing that as the end of the last VH album , was a lot.
Great tune bud it hits the heart, I cried like a baby when Ed passed he was like my best friend since 1978 . Now you got me crying bud haha RIP The king
RIP King Edward...we miss you and Love You Brother!
When I first listened to A Different Kind Of Truth when it first came out and this song came on.... and I'm sure I'm not the only Van Halen fan who felt it.... it was almost like a weird feeling of coming full circle. This particular piece appeared first on the 1976 demo album titled "Zero" that Gene Simmons (yes, THAT Gene Simmons of "KISS" for those of you out there unfamiliar) put together in hopes to get Van Halen on the map. At that time this song first appeared and was called "Big Trouble." Man, it was a banger back then and can be found all over youtube-- highly recommended to listen to. Fast forward 36 not-long-enough years to their ADKOT LP, and here it appears again (with slight variations from the original and done so for various reasons). The difference is in 1976, we all got to hear Edward play that recorded version raw, savage and already pushing down on the accelerator like no other. The "Big River" version? Holy s#!t. Edward just leaves one speechless. He's chiseled with supreme seasoning, perfected his utterly ferocious musicianship and to top it off he's covered with decades and layers of ass-kicking polish. Short version: then... and now., hence "full circle."
I just remember on first listen of the "Big River" version getting stuck on this track something along the lines of 4 or 5 times in a row, and each time it brought back that original jaw dropping "what the f#¢!< is THAT???!!!" feeling that I, and planet Earth felt in 1977 when our ears bled upon hearing "Eruption." King Edward's chops are simply like no other, and this blistering and beautiful guitar work is simply.... perfectly Edward. Or as I like to call it on this channel... Ed was simply "Mugnificent." God broke the mold after making Edward Van Halen. I, also like so many others, were deeply impacted by this man from day one both musically and personal influence to improve one's own ability. Picking up a guitar and playing his music is utter joy to me still -- it just feels GOOD and makes me smile when I play too.
Yes, and also like so many others, I was deeply impacted when he passed, and still shed tears over him to this day too. Admittedly, I was in that camp again after watching/listening to this reaction. It's called being human. I feel it is safe to say most of us who witnessed you feeling what we've all felt at one time or another... we got it, understood it and know exactly what you were feeling too. You weren't alone, Sir.
Thank you, Mr. Edward Van Halen for all the joy you allowed all of us to feel and privileged with in listening to. A true gift to all of us. May King Edward shred in peace.
I’m absolutely baffled! I just randomly looked up reactions to this tune and you’re the only one an you just posted it today 😳 meant to be! 😅 I’ll be following now 😎
Saw this tour, with Kool n the Gang opening. Awesome night
Hey man, you're only human. Every now and then we all moments where something hits us in the feels and gets the best of our emotions. Eddie gets to me at times. My oldest brother was a big music fan and had an excellent record collection. I was 9 years old when Van Halen's first album came out. I remember my brother bringing me and my other brother into his room to check out Eruption. Which at the time was mind blowing. He'd hang out in his room playing all of his albums. from Zeppelin, The Stones, Alice Cooper. Triumph, Rush, you name it. But Van Halen was one or his top 3. My brother succumbed to cancer about a year before Eddie's passing. When I hear VH it takes me back to seeing my brother pulling out a record and dropping the needle on Woman and Children First or whatever the flavor of the day was, and it gets to me. RIP Brother and King Edward.
Thanks Mugs. You feel what we all feel. Mad respect.
Mugs I respect you so much
Love your reaction Mugs. Eddie was the only person other than my immediate family that brought tears to my eyes when he passed. His music kept me sane during very troubling times as a child. I understand how you feel. Thank you Eddie.
You’re just real Mugs. That’s why you’re loved.😊 enjoyed this.
This shows your love for the musicians as well, much love bro
I'm a lifelong Edward fan and will argue till I die, he was The GOAT!!! That being said and I'll stand by this. This album was his Best effort since the early Roth days!! I'm thinking it was a special LP. First with Wolf. First with Dave in Years and last with his brother Alex. I Love this album.
Wow this was hard to watch… Really touching reaction. We all feel the same way. Eddie and the rest of VH shaped an entire generation. It’s as if we all grew up together. It was an amazing era that will never be again. It’s as if when he died a piece of all of us died with him. It’s hard to believe we live in a world without him.😢
All we can do is appreciate the memories and enjoy the legacy he and the boys left behind. Thanks for helping keep his memory alive Muggs!
You need to listen to their early demo recordings asap.
for sure!
Ever since I heard the old demos years ago, Big Trouble immediately became my favorite song. That solo definitely top 5 in my books.
U got heart my man ,I get it ,good observation
Respect bro🤘🏼🤘🏼🙏
The magic of music! I truly enjoyed seeing your reaction Mugs and I appreciate more than you can know you bringing us the whole VH catalog!
I appreciate that
Love this
I feel you, bro! I lost it when he passed. It's been an amazing journey with you and =VH=
☘️🚬 nice reaction Mug!
Mugs that was beautiful
I didn’t listen to your review Mugs of the second half of DKOT.
Based on this reaction, it appears that you enjoyed. Thanks so much for reviewing the VH discography. Much appreciated sir!
You can click on the Twitch link in the description and catch it there
Thanks again!
Great reaction to a great song by one of the greatest guitarists/composers to ever do it. This album seems underrated and under appreciated to me, and it’s great to see you reacting to it and feeling it. Props 🤘😎🤘
Eddie definitely put his heart and soul into this album 👑 Edward VH 🎸🎸🎸 every Van Halen fan has been there we know that we're never get a chance to hear anything new from him again and this was the last
✌🏼we ALL cried over Eddie at some points, Muggs.✌🏼
This is the best Van Halen reaction ever
He is truly missed.
❤
The video i just sent link will definately make you cry
This will always be Big Trouble to me. 😂
Mugnify. I know what it is. The guitar sounds like it is gently crying on the way out
I loved this album, but it didn’t hit me until just now that this was the very last studio song that we’d ever hear from Eddie and the band.
Last song. Last solo. Damn.
It’s really good, too.
In hindsight we can read all kinds of things into something. But, there feels like a sense of finality to this song. The opening of the song especially. The clean passage on guitar has a melancholic quality to it. And, the first verse..."Wind at my back / Face in the sun / All my big ideas done". Whether they intended it or not, that says something.
Not gonna lie-- I kinda slept on this album when it came out. I'm glad I'm getting a second chance to hear it through your ears. You're doing good work with this channel-- keep it up!
I never got into this record, already had the demos of these songs for 20 years when they finally came out. I wish they would of wrote new songs for this final album, yet it still kicks ass.
Eddie’s playing came from his soul. That alone makes it resonate with the listener. I have to say, as a player, I believe it hits even harder. I’ve met musicians in my life that I felt were true conduits of something unexplainable. Eddie was plugged into that and lit up the world. RIP KING
He’s the only rock star or any star that I cried over when he passed! I was totally devastated ! They’ve been my favorite group since they came out. I wish I could put a pic of the tattoo. I got in honor of him but great reaction mugs so appreciate you doing all these vh albums and reactions !!
Alex Van Halen just put everything on auction, equipment, memorabilia etc. He is officially done and will not play with anyone except Eddie. 😢
Totally agree with your sentiment. Ed brings one to tears with his playing…. It’s a great loss.
The King.....no one like him....rip Eddie❤❤❤......great reaction man
His playing on this album is so underrated
🤟🤟🤟😃😃
I’m a gigantic Classic Van Halen fan. So much so, that I got condolence texts when Eddie died and I had never met him, never closer than a few rows away. Funny thing is, I first cried (joyfully of course) when this album finally came out. Had only been waiting 28 years for it. The first 30 seconds of Honeybabysweetiedoll just got me. But one time a coupla years ago, after he died, they last 15 or so seconds of Beats Workin just turned me into a waterhead. EVH is such a huge part of my life (and I’m not alone, for sure.) hearing that as the end of the last VH album , was a lot.