For people from other countries: I went to the Van Halen show in the city of Porto Alegre, in the extreme south of Brazil, at the Gigantinho gymnasium, which was too crowded, in the middle of the summer of 1983. It was incredible. In the afternoon, we teenagers were in the Centro district where the hotel where the band stayed was located and David Lee Roth went out with friends to walk in the streets and went to a store in search of items for the camcorder. We barely found him there; the seller told us. Alex was walking alone on Rua dos Andradas and looking around. They took pictures and I have them. It was two hours of a real firecracker of sound, lighting and rock for real. The blunder was that I took my friends and brother to, practically, behind the stage, having space (at that time) in front and in the side stands (I don't forgive myself for that).. The Van Halen guys (with the exception of Mike Anthony who went straight to the hotel) had dinner after the show at Gigantinho itself, in an adapted kitchen and dining room in the dressing rooms. Said they brought a cook from the USA. The drummer from Rio Grande do Sul who opened their show told me that they ate chicken a lot, played a lot, and spilled Chilean wine on the floor; they opened the bottles and threw the liquid on the floor. Of course not all, right.. Kkk On the way out, we wait for them. First Alex Van Halen came out with a bottle of Brahma beer, alone, walking towards a vintage car, like Landau or Galaxy with driver, and greeted us; it was very good. Then it was Eddie's turn; also walking alone, just like him, shy, quiet... It was a car for each member of the band, separated... Ahhh, before, I saw their girlfriends or wives outside the Internacional gymnasium, some beautiful, super well dressed, in their early 20's... Well, now the last one: David left with six security guards around him, the only one, and very crazy, seemed to be high on drink, and looked at us emitting sounds with his voice. A hell of a charisma. Spectacular night; Porto Alegre had never seen anything like it and had already received, at its peak, Peter Frampton, Barry White and Rick Wakeman. Van Halen was much more than music; it was something up, a real celebration for being alive!
The early 80's were the best!!! late 80's blew...i was 16 in 82 what time to be alive MF!... the 70's were Awesome too first concert was Boston/Foghat in 78 baby!!!
@@loumason6120 I am 43. I like early Van Halen, like the first album or 3. HHot For Teacher is probably my favorite VH song. I mostly like mid-late 60's rock and NIRVANA.
21 de janeiro de 1983, ginásio do Ibirapuera...eu estava lá!!!! Sai com os tímpanos zunindo, mas feliz da vida: meu primeiro show de heavy metal!!!....Grande show, David Lee Roth no vocal, a batida inconfundivel da bateria e a grande performance de Eddie Van Hallen. depois vieram Kiss, Deep Purple, David Bowie e ....Rolling Stones!!!...R.I.P. Eddie, cumpriu sua missão de levar alegria com sua guitarra a muita gente, especialmente eu!!!...
Que legal ter ido em um grande show nessa época, que bom termos o RUclips pra relembrar; não tive o privilégio de assistir um show nessa época, morava no interior de Minas Gerais, e também era criança, rsrsrsrsrsrsrsrsrsrsrs. Hoje moro em São Paulo e graças á Deus pude ir em alguns grandes Shows. É! Sobre o Eddie Van Hallen todos nós temos o nosso tempo por aqui. Abraço.
I’d like to see the absolute best audio and video technicians upgrade this to 4K. To that and sell it…..money can definitely be made IF the job is done right….
All I need are some tasty waves a cool buzz and Van Halen and I'm Fine! ...I loved jeff Spicoli ...but my world was the Mighty VH...the Van Halen s went to Ridgemont High School same as Spicoli ..I could not believe it when I heard that line in the movie. Forever VH
O show foi no estádio do Ibirapuera em São Paulo em 1983 e a banda já estava se desentendendo nesta época. Eles se arrependeram de terem vindo ao Brasil porque o país não ofereceu estrutura suficiente para bandas como o Van Halen que estavam no auge da carreira
Bands today can never match up to what Van Halen was like back in the 80s. Glad I have my vinyl, cassettes, and cds on Van Halen. David Lee Roth was my favorite vocalist. Eddie was a guitar legend who will be missed. Heaven is being rocked with his guitar riffs. RIP Eddie.
I like VH, but was never a big fan, but I also agree wholeheartedly with your first statement. When I grew up in the 80's I loved Gilmour, Lifeson, Clapton, Blackmore, Hendrix, etc. EVH was a genius. Still is as his music will live forever. There are no guitar heroes anymore.
That was the first show of my life, I was there! It was in that same year that I started playing drums and even today I am a brazilian thrash metal drummer. And today, two days after Eddie Van Halen's death, I still cry ... that's why I'm here watching this unforgettable show once again. It was the only VH show in Brazil and whoever was there will never forget it! RIP Eddie.
We could put together a montage of the most awesome videos and make our own tribute. Just saying. Doubt anyone involved for whatever reason, has the heart necessary to throw out arguments disagreements, etc to get it done.
Van Halen Live in Brazil 1983 , in São Paulo Romeo Delight 0:00 Unchained 4:57 Drum Solo 8:40 The Full Bug 11:37 Runnin ' With the Devil 15:27 Jamie's Cryin 20:00 Little Guitars 23:51 Bass Solo 28:27 Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers 32:36 Little Dreamer 35:45 Mean Street 38:59 Dance The Night Away 44:02 Somebody Get Me a Doctor (Girl Gone Bad Jam Into...) 47:17 I'm So Glad 54:29 Cathedral 55:34 Secrets 56:36 Everybody Wants Some 1:04:14 Ice Cream Man 1:11:46 Heartbreak Hotel 1:17:31 Oh! Pretty Woman 1:19:46 Guitar Solo 1:24:55 Ain't Talkin ' ' Bout Love 1:35:39 Happy Trails 1:42:04 You Really Got Me 1:43:44
@@tino0217 Certainly my father and his colleagues attended this spectacular and sensational show and I wasn't even born until I was born, and my father said it was one of the band's best performances in Brazil, and before Besides that, he saw Queen in 1981 and The Police in 1982 and Kiss in 1983, but for him the Van Halen show was amazing.
Tenho cinquenta e cinco anos e fui nesse show. Saímos, eu e meus três primos de Jacareí-SP. Ficamos na quadra, em frente ao palco, do lado do baixista Michael Anthony. Mas deu pra ver de perto o Eddy Van Halen detonando tudo na guitarra. Outra coisa que me marcou muito nesse show, foi a bateria com bumbos duplos e com cones de órgão. Claro que esses cones não influenciavam em nada o som da batera, mas o efeito visual era impactante.
fala xará, blz.. tbm tenho os tais 5.5 kkk e tbm estava lá nesse show.. sou de lorena, muita coincidencia nossos comentarios aqui.. somos dinossauros dessas melhores épocas, depois dessa fui ver rock in rio... 11/jan/85... whitesnake / iron maiden / queen.. e por aí fui.. grande abç
No one can compare to the David Lee Roth of this time! Runaway train of talent driving the mighty Van Halen! Just insane what he could do back then from his sic leg kicks to his on fire vocals all while dominating the stage! Hager could only bring this Dave a drink on stage and wipe the sweat from his forehead. And don't get me started about how dynamic the rest of the band was...Eddie untouchable! Michael Anthony key ingredient, and Awesome Alex! The Mighty Van Halen ruled the world!
well said my friend! ive been besotted with dave from the age of 14 and im 55 now lol!! nobody compares imo. im a purist im afraid its the original lineup for me! love ya dave!
I've never felt electricity and excitement in the air at a concert as much as when they took the stage for the first song at my first VH show in 1979! They had it all!! ❤👍✌️🤘
Eu estava nesse show memorável. Ainda tenho uma cópia do ingresso 🎫 em xérox, pois o original ficou no show. Nunca tinha assistido (até então) uma apresentação tão cheia de energia ⚡ e um som tão claro e forte. O Van Halen veio ao Brasil no topo da sua carreira, detonando muitos hits e com a sua formação original. Estou ainda muito feliz por ter feito parte daquele nosso grande sonho brasileiro dos anos 80 de assisti-los aqui em nosso solo. Hoje, estamos todos tristes pela passagem do Eddie, mas a vida é assim mesmo. Ele deixou muitas coisas belas e a sua arte gravada para sempre, em todos os corações roqueiros. 🇧🇷 - Diretamente de ITU - SP.
Kkkkk Sortudo do carai... A sensação de estar ali deve ter sido indescritível. Queen em 81 e Van Halen em 83. Realmente, nasci na época errada... Fazer o que? Azar....
@@fabioluiz5992 Pois é também fui no Show do Queen em 1981 (Estádio do Morumbi - SP.). Foi o meu primeiro show internacional. Assistir Freddie Mercury cantar, junto com os outros caras da banda, foi outro sonho realizado. Naquela época, os Shows tinham um nível absurdo de entrega e vitalidade. Para nós brasileiros, tudo era novidade.
@@marcoscamargo7763 Você foi no do Queen também??? Caramba... kkkk E no Alice Cooper em 74? Você estava lá? Deve ter sido um arraso. Ele conta que ficou assustado de tanta gente que tinha na platéia.
@@fabioluiz5992 Não fui no Alice Cooper, por que eu era menor de idade, mas conheci algumas pessoas que foram assistir e ficaram embasbacados. Foi o PRIMEIRO grande show internacional de Rock no Brasil. Eu tinha apenas 13 anos de idade, mas já curtia Rock desde 1972. Também participei do Primeiro Rock In Rio, em Jacarepaguá, na noite do Heavy Metal, em 19 de Janeiro de 1985. Tenho o ingresso original, plastificado.
@@marcoscamargo7763 RiR 85 também?? Caramba man!!! Eh.. Iron Maiden em plena turnê World Slavery Tour. A melhor deles eu acho. Nem no Metallica em outubro de 89 eu não podia ir. Estava com 8 pra 9 anos. Essa minha geração não ganhou nada. Só ferro no traseiro...
I saw Van Halen in 1984 at the US festival. Saw them with Sammy in Wichita in 1993. I enjoyed the hell out of both concerts. 2 different Van Halen was a real treat to me.
If only we could see these Classic rock concerts remastered and released on Dvd. This is music history and needs to be remembered for future generations.....understand that the hearts of youth were rebellious. Unlike now; back then it was about breaking all the rules and pointing the middle finger at Government Authority.
funny how some people rate daves voice on the high note he could hit or not hit. if that were the case all rock bands would hire opera singers. Dave has such a amazing bluesy voice and a very wild scream huge part of the vanhalen sound
Agreed. Problem with Roth is he so often just didn't sing the songs right. Leaving out whole versus like he was just in a world of his own. There's not much reason why he couldn't be a showman and at the same time sing the songs right. He almost never does in pretty much any footage I've seen.
@@marcosmoraes6080 Eu tinha 18 anos. Fui de carro com minhas amigas. Tinha Imprensa sim tirando fotos. Logo que chegamos, um Engenheiro Acústico da Banda deu crachá pra gente assistir lá na área Vip. Lá dentro estava toda a Banda e o Kid Vinil tb estava lá com eles. Show foi Maravilhoso. Uma grande perda para o Mundo do 🎸 Rock.
Paula, eu tb estava lá, e por isso estou aqui assistindo novamente esse espetáculo inesquecível, e chorando ainda a passagem do Eddie... que tempos maravilhosos aqueles!
@@ev.junior Show Maravilhoso sem duvida. Adorei!!!! Quanto a partida do Eddie, realmente tá dificil💔 O melhor que a gente pode fazer é uma oração pra que ele fique na Paz aonde quer que esteja agora.
Também estive no show, tinha 18 anos e fomos em um grupo de cerca de 20 amigos... Uma coisa que marcou muito foi a pressão do som, estavam com equipamentos superdimensionados para o local!
If you read the Noel Monk (VH Manager at the time) book, this little tour of Brazil was one of the most fun times the band ever had, and they were all getting along great. Around the time of the US festival a few months later, that's when things started to go sour.
Fuck Alex Van Halen! He basically rode Eddie's coat tail and then said that Michael Anthony was just a bassist and fucked him over? Once again, FUCK ALEX VAN HALEN! Every drum solo he ever did was a Bonham rip. He was Eddie's older, no talent brother.
Geez Lev, it appears I'm following you around on the VH youtube rabbit hole....2nd one of your posts I've seen in a week. I've been checking out videos to see if I can figure out when Dave forgot how to try to sing. Up until recently I kinda thought he was never a great singer, but heard some stuff from 78 the other day that proved me wrong....he kicked ass in those days. Seems somewhere around 82 he became more concerned with karate kicks and spoken word versions of the melodies. Thankfully EVH and AVH always kicked ass right up til the end. Hope you're well man
@@davewestner I have to agree! As I seem many times with both versions of the band(I wasn't into the the 3rd version) but yeah around 83' it had turned into the David Lee Roth show with Van Halen, and you could tell there was animosity on stage during the the 1984 tour as there was no interaction between the members onstage like there used to be! another thing I noticed was the end where they used to bow embracing each other,but on that night they all bowed all standing apart and I wasn't the only one that noticed even the review in the paper called out a few things and he said that stardom was getting to them,and it was barely a year later when Sammy joined! But I still have many great memories of that band I'm glad I got to see them!
@@TheCountziggenpuss what a clown.your opinion don't mean shit.alex van halen has what Sammy and Anthony wished they had.guy reads a book and knows it all.hey @Rollin stone you sound bitter for no reason other then to be petty.guy loses brother and this is your rant.no class ass
I was lucky enough to get vh tix the summer between my 7th and 8th grade. It was the women and children first tour. They where playing at a small arena called the cape cod colosseum..which was pretty much a lg hockey rink. Bleachers all around and no floor seats. I had vh one , and I knu of a few songs on 2 and cradle and everybody wants some was just out on the radio. I really loved them but nothing prepared me for what I was about to see. Fresh off their first headlining tour,these guys where on fire. Freight train loud,very cohesive, it was obvious I was seeing something special ,right from jump. I believe they where at their peak,still a band of bros. Tons of improvisation, sometimes just bass and drums, sometimes bass ,drums and guitar,sometimes just Eddie and Alex, every possible combo. Later I found out this was something that was a staple of early tours. Anyway it changed my life, that nite I decided guitar would always b a part of my everyday. Over 35yrs later and I still make a decent living at it. This is America's greatest band, and Eddie is the most influential guitarist of my generation. U could argue kiss, which I love too. So let's say 1 and 1A as far as American bands go. Can anyone name a bigger one?
Cant name a bigger one. I was 8.5, 9 yrs old when thay hit the scene! Man, we were all like What in the world is this?! My sisters were older and they were the ones that made sure I knew what was what in the rock world...but none of us were ready for what VH unleashed on us! Good time 🤘🤗
32:33 their version of Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers is insane, with Mike and Dave's perfect duet. It sounds like a great VH song, like some of their best covers. It's a shame that we didn't get an official version of this gem. I had this VHS bootleg, always loved it.
The greatest frontman the greatest entertainer one of the greatest vocalists songwriters and personalities in the entertainment business ever endlessly put everything he had into every show I'm such a big admirer of his the life he's lived the things he's done the accomplishes he's made along with Van Halen and the rest of the boys is undescribable one of the greatest rock bands if not the greatest rock bands that has ever rocked the planet thank you so much boys watching this video is just such a blast from the past Thanks for all the good times boys no one could touch you as the party rambled on!
The greatest rock band to ever walk onto the stage. This is Van Halen at there prime these guys were so phenomenal , Dave's vocals were flawless, the band was just epic!!!! Mind blowing performance !!!
Good, I thought I was going to have to say it, lol! To be fair, they are pretty flawless by Dave's standards, but that's not saying much. There's a video floating around from the Eat 'em and Smile tour where he sounds the best I've probably ever heard him and I think it's because he had something to prove so he actually made an effort.
For years, I always read stories in magazines that specialize in Heavy Metal (in general) that Van Halen comes from Brazil for the first and only time! How i've love to was this show, but I was only 4 years old! Historic concert, thanks dude, for posting it! VAN HALEN ROCKS!!!
Minor technical but awesome point...at the end of Romeo Delight 4:37 you can actually hear Eddie quickly downtune his low E’ to D’, for when they jump into unchained on the second tune. Can’t imagine anybody live who would tune on the fly these days without having to get a guitar tech throw them a separate guitar, he just does it like a boss so everyone can hear it and it’s smooth as hell
I saw them for Fair Warning and Diver Down. Roth was pure entertainment. Eddie a once in a lifetime talent. Alex complemented his talent and Michael balanced the vocals. It was so fun. I miss those days.
Fabulous! Pretty good quality sound considering the age of this and the technology of the times. So many great moments from this tour - and this performance is SO, so good. Great dueling guitar/drums in the Cream cover, the bluesy strut of Secrets, the snarl of Mean Streets -- -all of it! Great set (not many shows this good today).
Felizmente, Juliana, estive lá sim, e vivi uma noite espetacular de paz e amor ao rock, com minha turma vinda do interior paulista, da cidade de Itu. O rock tem esse fantástico poder: reunir legiões de amantes da energia ⚡ e da emoção, para uma grande noite de celebração. 🎉 🎉 🎉
I wish I could back to those times again. Eddy knew that he was ahead of time in 1983, when you heard those strange sounds and noises from the Michael Anthony bass you could think THE FUTURE IS NOW. At that time when I listened to the whole album I said “why is called 1984, we are still in 1983”. That’s meant a lot to the world. That was a call.Nobody could try to clone those sounds or even close at that time. 1984 song could be a little bit more longer.
Eu fui nesse show, foi incrível. Tinha 19 anos, fui com meus três primos. Saímos de Jacareí interior de São Paulo, fomos de ônibus. Ficamos próximos do palco, do lado esquerdo de frente ao palco onde ficou o Michael Antony. Foi incrível ver os caras de perto. Lembro da bateria com cones de órgão, achei fantástico. Depois desse show, comprei discos do VH, o disco Van Halen 1 e 1986.
Van Halen is one of the few bands I never saw and the one I regret missing the most -- Eddie was the Best Player and the VERY Best Showman to ever sling a guitar on stage. Nobody else holds a candle to Him.
EU FUI NO SHOW DELES NESSE MESMO ANO NO RIO NO MARACANAZINHO , COM MEUS 15 ANOS DE IDADE. E PUDE VER UM DOS MELHORES GUITARRISTA DE TODOS OS TEMPOS O EDDIE VAN HALEN. TOP MESMO.
The 1982 Diamond Dave with his same Wild Sing-Talk-Rap-Jive format! Just more of that well-known high note yelp...WOWW! Look at all the People here tonight...Brazil! Cool Classic VH!
The "mighty Van Halen" at their greatest!! Saw them first in '78 opening for Sabbath.better times back then ,no cameras,cellphones ,internet just enjoying the show....RIP - EVH
I could name 10-15 bands from the 60's and 70's with live concert video in high definition yet, for some strange reason, some of the biggest iconic bands from the 80's have few to none. Van Halen -1984 tour, Ozzy (RR days) and Iron Maiden - Number of the Beast tour. It never ceases to amaze me.
Totally I have been wondering why VH doesn't have every show in hi def ...I need to know why? ...I did record live shows with a hd camera in 2015 2012 because there was nothing in quality video ...I was so fustrated
@@leslielee2454 It's hidden away in some greedy-ass agency's vault kidnapped by politics...lol...I really have no idea why. There's def a market for it which makes it all the stranger that they don't release it. This 15 min clip ruclips.net/video/9XBrwfwaleQ/видео.html is living proof that the tape is out there somewhere. It's not 1080p of course but it's, by far, the best quality out there.
@@JasonAchilles ...well, it didn't take RUclips long to smash that one, it said "This video has been removed by the uploader" If you find it somewhere else I'd love to see it.
Eu estava lá também. Porém, padre, 21 de janeiro de 1983 foi uma sexta feira. Sai do trabalho e fui direto ao ginásio do Ibirapuera!...Inesquecivel!!!!
Tava lá na pista também! Estava de férias em Ubatuba com o Carneiro e o Toco! Sexta feira, pegamos a estrada e lá estavamos feito loucos !!!!!! Conto pras minhas filhas essas cagadas de adolescente e elas não acreditam!! Vivi pra viver esse show!!!!!
@43:34 The ending of "Mean Street" turns up the following year for the ending of another famous VH song we all love.. "Hot for Teacher!" How cool is that?? 👍
DLR was an incredible front person for this band! I laugh when I see some talented people like Bucket Head with no front person to sell it, like EVH had. Long live rock!
Angela Desilva I think it's pretty awesome how Dave can speak all these different languages and connect with fans all over the world. Spanish is only one of the languages he knows. He also knows Portuguese and Japanese -- to name a few. The man's mind is constantly moving. Cheers
For people from other countries: I went to the Van Halen show in the city of Porto Alegre, in the extreme south of Brazil, at the Gigantinho gymnasium, which was too crowded, in the middle of the summer of 1983. It was incredible. In the afternoon, we teenagers were in the Centro district where the hotel where the band stayed was located and David Lee Roth went out with friends to walk in the streets and went to a store in search of items for the camcorder. We barely found him there; the seller told us. Alex was walking alone on Rua dos Andradas and looking around. They took pictures and I have them.
It was two hours of a real firecracker of sound, lighting and rock for real. The blunder was that I took my friends and brother to, practically, behind the stage, having space (at that time) in front and in the side stands (I don't forgive myself for that).. The Van Halen guys (with the exception of Mike Anthony who went straight to the hotel) had dinner after the show at Gigantinho itself, in an adapted kitchen and dining room in the dressing rooms. Said they brought a cook from the USA. The drummer from Rio Grande do Sul who opened their show told me that they ate chicken a lot, played a lot, and spilled Chilean wine on the floor; they opened the bottles and threw the liquid on the floor. Of course not all, right.. Kkk
On the way out, we wait for them. First Alex Van Halen came out with a bottle of Brahma beer, alone, walking towards a vintage car, like Landau or Galaxy with driver, and greeted us; it was very good. Then it was Eddie's turn; also walking alone, just like him, shy, quiet... It was a car for each member of the band, separated... Ahhh, before, I saw their girlfriends or wives outside the Internacional gymnasium, some beautiful, super well dressed, in their early 20's... Well, now the last one: David left with six security guards around him, the only one, and very crazy, seemed to be high on drink, and looked at us emitting sounds with his voice. A hell of a charisma. Spectacular night; Porto Alegre had never seen anything like it and had already received, at its peak, Peter Frampton, Barry White and Rick Wakeman.
Van Halen was much more than music; it was something up, a real celebration for being alive!
Li sua história e achei foda !!! 👏🏼
Great story. I loved it. Thank you for sharing
This show was 4 months before the US Festival. What a ride
It's times like this, seeing classic Van Halen, that You Tube is so much better than television.
You are sooo right❗
I still want my *_Mtv_* ❗
I was an *80's* teen. ☝🏻😁
You Tube is ALWAYS better than television
Tv sucks now.
lol nothing is better than television and i mean literally doing nothing is better than watching television.
Yes!!!!!!!
80s was the greatest time to be growing up as a teenager in the music scene
@Thomas Raines the sixties were awsome with woodstock and hendrix
Haha. Hair bands suck. Van Halen look like a bunch of pro wrestlers with A.D.D.
@@brokenarrow1689 UR either old af or young af because rock bands had hair going on from the early 70's-90's either way it's past your bedtime LOL
The early 80's were the best!!! late 80's blew...i was 16 in 82 what time to be alive MF!... the 70's were Awesome too first concert was Boston/Foghat in 78 baby!!!
@@loumason6120 I am 43. I like early Van Halen, like the first album or 3. HHot For Teacher is probably my favorite VH song. I mostly like mid-late 60's rock and NIRVANA.
I was there, São Paulo, Brasil, 15 years old, my first show
No fuckin way! Really?
Why you wanna lie fo?
😲
Dude, that’s awesome. Wished I could have seen them in that era, saw them plenty of times post Dave
WOW!!! Lucky You
So depressed that Eddie Van Halen passed away (10-6-2020) today... I'm binge watching anything Van Halen!
Im still watching. Saw their first 9 tours and then ended up working for them in the 90s
doin same....STILL
Yes it's ,, I don't even have the words,,!!
Right on.ive never seen this one.its like finding vintage treasures.
I still can't believe it
21 de janeiro de 1983, ginásio do Ibirapuera...eu estava lá!!!! Sai com os tímpanos zunindo, mas feliz da vida: meu primeiro show de heavy metal!!!....Grande show, David Lee Roth no vocal, a batida inconfundivel da bateria e a grande performance de Eddie Van Hallen. depois vieram Kiss, Deep Purple, David Bowie e ....Rolling Stones!!!...R.I.P. Eddie, cumpriu sua missão de levar alegria com sua guitarra a muita gente, especialmente eu!!!...
Que legal ter ido em um grande show nessa época, que bom termos o RUclips pra relembrar; não tive o privilégio de assistir um show nessa época, morava no interior de Minas Gerais, e também era criança, rsrsrsrsrsrsrsrsrsrsrs. Hoje moro em São Paulo e graças á Deus pude ir em alguns grandes Shows.
É! Sobre o Eddie Van Hallen todos nós temos o nosso tempo por aqui.
Abraço.
Também foi meu primeiro show ! Eu vi no Maracanãzinho.
El concierto fue en Sao Paulo no en rio de Janeiro
@@sodica81sim ! Também estava .
Holy crap! Now I know why Jeff Spicoli blew the reward money for saving Brooke Shields and hired Van Halen to play at his birthday party!
Money well spent.
Amen brother
That made me laugh out loud. Excellent.
I’d like to see the absolute best audio and video technicians upgrade this to 4K. To that and sell it…..money can definitely be made IF the job is done right….
All I need are some tasty waves a cool buzz and Van Halen and I'm Fine! ...I loved jeff Spicoli ...but my world was the Mighty VH...the Van Halen s went to Ridgemont High School same as Spicoli ..I could not believe it when I heard that line in the movie. Forever VH
IM 65 AND FROM RIO I WAS AT THAT SHOW THANK YOU VH!!!
O show foi em São Paulo no estádio do Ibirapuera
O show foi no estádio do Ibirapuera em São Paulo em 1983 e a banda já estava se desentendendo nesta época. Eles se arrependeram de terem vindo ao Brasil porque o país não ofereceu estrutura suficiente para bandas como o Van Halen que estavam no auge da carreira
Bands today can never match up to what Van Halen was like back in the 80s. Glad I have my vinyl, cassettes, and cds on Van Halen. David Lee Roth was my favorite vocalist. Eddie was a guitar legend who will be missed. Heaven is being rocked with his guitar riffs. RIP Eddie.
I like VH, but was never a big fan, but I also agree wholeheartedly with your first statement. When I grew up in the 80's I loved Gilmour, Lifeson, Clapton, Blackmore, Hendrix, etc. EVH was a genius. Still is as his music will live forever. There are no guitar heroes anymore.
@@Hipnosis65 John Sykes the last rocker
That was the first show of my life, I was there! It was in that same year that I started playing drums and even today I am a brazilian thrash metal drummer. And today, two days after Eddie Van Halen's death, I still cry ... that's why I'm here watching this unforgettable show once again. It was the only VH show in Brazil and whoever was there will never forget it! RIP Eddie.
Great story I wish music could bring us altogether like it did back then. Such an amazing time to be young back them.
Incredible Rotazen. Rock on! Spirit of VH, spirit of the 80's!
We could put together a montage of the most awesome videos and make our own tribute. Just saying. Doubt anyone involved for whatever reason, has the heart necessary to throw out arguments disagreements, etc to get it done.
@@michellemenning8085 Por falar em homenagem, amei a homenagem do Sammy Hagar com Satriani, M. Antony e o J. Bonham
Damn.
Holy Cow this is good. Man they ruled the world back then. RIP GOAT
Yes they did ...I started my transformation may 26 1980....could put it in words ...it was amazing
Van Halen Live in Brazil 1983 , in São Paulo
Romeo Delight 0:00
Unchained 4:57
Drum Solo 8:40
The Full Bug 11:37
Runnin ' With the Devil 15:27
Jamie's Cryin 20:00
Little Guitars 23:51
Bass Solo 28:27
Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers 32:36
Little Dreamer 35:45
Mean Street 38:59
Dance The Night Away 44:02
Somebody Get Me a Doctor (Girl Gone Bad Jam Into...) 47:17
I'm So Glad 54:29
Cathedral 55:34
Secrets 56:36
Everybody Wants Some 1:04:14
Ice Cream Man 1:11:46
Heartbreak Hotel 1:17:31
Oh! Pretty Woman 1:19:46
Guitar Solo 1:24:55
Ain't Talkin ' ' Bout Love 1:35:39
Happy Trails 1:42:04
You Really Got Me 1:43:44
M,
Thanks man 👍
Thanks Leonardo
That's gotta b the best live performances I've ever seen by these guys. Unmatched energy
@@tino0217 Certainly my father and his colleagues attended this spectacular and sensational show and I wasn't even born until I was born, and my father said it was one of the band's best performances in Brazil, and before Besides that, he saw Queen in 1981 and The Police in 1982 and Kiss in 1983, but for him the Van Halen show was amazing.
The first rock concert I saw in my life. Van Halen in Brazil, in 1983. São Paulo, ginásio do Ibirapuera. RIP Eddie Van Halen. Sad...
i wasnt even born till 87 lol the things i would do to go back and see van, ted nugent and acdc back in them days. what was it like?
Eu estava nesse show. Foi no Ginásio do Ibirapuera e quem abriu o espetáculo, foi o Patrulha do Espaço. 40 anos já se foram e parece que foi ontem.
Tenho cinquenta e cinco anos e fui nesse show.
Saímos, eu e meus três primos de Jacareí-SP.
Ficamos na quadra, em frente ao palco, do lado do baixista Michael Anthony.
Mas deu pra ver de perto o Eddy Van Halen detonando tudo na guitarra.
Outra coisa que me marcou muito nesse show, foi a bateria com bumbos duplos e com cones de órgão. Claro que esses cones não influenciavam em nada o som da batera, mas o efeito visual era impactante.
fala xará, blz.. tbm tenho os tais 5.5 kkk e tbm estava lá nesse show.. sou de lorena, muita coincidencia nossos comentarios aqui.. somos dinossauros dessas melhores épocas, depois dessa fui ver rock in rio... 11/jan/85... whitesnake / iron maiden / queen.. e por aí fui.. grande abç
Nossa, imagino que esse show foi sensacional. Eu tenho 47 anos, era muito pequeno na época pra ir a um show. Parabéns por ter visto isso.
Tenho 59. E até hoje tenho a minha metade do ingresso que eles devolviam. Mas eu fui no dia 22.👹👹👹👹👹🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
@@alexandrelele9825 Éramos jovens e felizes roqueiros. Tenho 5.7
@@robertof.1803 Tenho parentes em Jacareí. Minha tia Maria, morava ao lado da fábrica de guaraná campeão. Acho que era esse o nome.
The natural reverb of that place during Romeo Delight made my head spin. Ed's rhythmic control, fluidity and melodic taste have never been matched. 🤴
No one can compare to the David Lee Roth of this time! Runaway train of talent driving the mighty Van Halen! Just insane what he could do back then from his sic leg kicks to his on fire vocals all while dominating the stage! Hager could only bring this Dave a drink on stage and wipe the sweat from his forehead. And don't get me started about how dynamic the rest of the band was...Eddie untouchable! Michael Anthony key ingredient, and Awesome Alex! The Mighty Van Halen ruled the world!
well said my friend! ive been besotted with dave from the age of 14 and im 55 now lol!! nobody compares imo. im a purist im afraid its the original lineup for me! love ya dave!
@@Mff48 Same here! Van halen lost the raw vibe when David left in 85. Never the same again until 2007
Imagine if DLR could sing one song properly
He was terrible out of tune no lyric remembering dump ass!!!!!
You said it all I had he honor to meet Ed and Al get pix and auto in 2015 Ed good guy Al too
David Lee Roth's lyrics fit Eddie's music like a glove!!! And his delivery and showmanship was TOP RATE!!!
Yea, especially when he forgets half the words to the first song. What professionalism.
@Mike Fernandez ya what you said.., he said.., i was gonna say just the same but u saved me the effort so thanx..,
And nevermind...
@@gregmcdonald8962 ...
It's really a case of ...
You had to be there.
On the albums DLR killed it and was irreplaceable
Sounded like a murder of sickly crows to me.
I've never felt electricity and excitement in the air at a concert as much as when they took the stage for the first song at my first VH show in 1979! They had it all!! ❤👍✌️🤘
Eu estava nesse show memorável. Ainda tenho uma cópia do ingresso 🎫 em xérox, pois o original ficou no show. Nunca tinha assistido (até então) uma apresentação tão cheia de energia ⚡ e um som tão claro e forte. O Van Halen veio ao Brasil no topo da sua carreira, detonando muitos hits e com a sua formação original. Estou ainda muito feliz por ter feito parte daquele nosso grande sonho brasileiro dos anos 80 de assisti-los aqui em nosso solo. Hoje, estamos todos tristes pela passagem do Eddie, mas a vida é assim mesmo. Ele deixou muitas coisas belas e a sua arte gravada para sempre, em todos os corações roqueiros. 🇧🇷 - Diretamente de ITU - SP.
Kkkkk Sortudo do carai... A sensação de estar ali deve ter sido indescritível. Queen em 81 e Van Halen em 83. Realmente, nasci na época errada... Fazer o que? Azar....
@@fabioluiz5992 Pois é também fui no Show do Queen em 1981 (Estádio do Morumbi - SP.). Foi o meu primeiro show internacional. Assistir Freddie Mercury cantar, junto com os outros caras da banda, foi outro sonho realizado. Naquela época, os Shows tinham um nível absurdo de entrega e vitalidade. Para nós brasileiros, tudo era novidade.
@@marcoscamargo7763 Você foi no do Queen também??? Caramba... kkkk E no Alice Cooper em 74? Você estava lá? Deve ter sido um arraso. Ele conta que ficou assustado de tanta gente que tinha na platéia.
@@fabioluiz5992 Não fui no Alice Cooper, por que eu era menor de idade, mas conheci algumas pessoas que foram assistir e ficaram embasbacados. Foi o PRIMEIRO grande show internacional de Rock no Brasil. Eu tinha apenas 13 anos de idade, mas já curtia Rock desde 1972. Também participei do Primeiro Rock In Rio, em Jacarepaguá, na noite do Heavy Metal, em 19 de Janeiro de 1985. Tenho o ingresso original, plastificado.
@@marcoscamargo7763 RiR 85 também?? Caramba man!!! Eh.. Iron Maiden em plena turnê World Slavery Tour. A melhor deles eu acho. Nem no Metallica em outubro de 89 eu não podia ir. Estava com 8 pra 9 anos. Essa minha geração não ganhou nada. Só ferro no traseiro...
Say what you want David Lee Roth sounded good his voice was amazing back then... he just screamed his voice right out of his body
The dude was magic. The whole sunset strip scene was trying to imitate his look.
AND if you don't think so, WHO CARES! IT'S VAAN HALEN! 🎉🎉🎉🥳🎉🎉🎉
I was there.Best show ever.Ginásio do Ibirapuera.Nunca vou esquecer.
I was there. The venue had quite a bit of reverb, I got out of there with my ears ringing for hours. It was awesome, they were on top of their form.
On the Unchained middle breakdown DLR states: "I don't speak much portuguese....I speak music!" Gotta love him
I saw Van Halen in 1984 at the US festival. Saw them with Sammy in Wichita in 1993. I enjoyed the hell out of both concerts. 2 different Van Halen was a real treat to me.
If only we could see these Classic rock concerts remastered and released on Dvd. This is music history and needs to be remembered for future generations.....understand that the hearts of youth were rebellious. Unlike now; back then it was about breaking all the rules and pointing the middle finger at Government Authority.
I was there, right in front of the stage. Best rock concert I´ve seen. I´ll never forget.
Van Halen kickin`ass in Brazil!! Unforgettable show! Pure technique!
funny how some people rate daves voice on the high note he could hit or not hit. if that were the case all rock bands would hire opera singers. Dave has such a amazing bluesy voice and a very wild scream huge part of the vanhalen sound
Agreed. Problem with Roth is he so often just didn't sing the songs right. Leaving out whole versus like he was just in a world of his own. There's not much reason why he couldn't be a showman and at the same time sing the songs right. He almost never does in pretty much any footage I've seen.
sabbathtribute Well said, exactly
***** well said exactly woman
+grant cain thats true, many people expect rock vocalists to sing like opera guys, but true rock fans dont hold such childish perception !
him and Michael were a huge part of the original sound. will never be duplicated.
Não tem como não ter inveja de quem foi nesse show. 1983 eu não era nem nascido. Uma das melhores bandas de todos os tempos. RIP Eddie
Hei.
Eu estava presente no último dia.
Foi o melhor.
Meu filho se chama Edward.....advinha
Estive nesse show Maravilhoso aqui no Brasil.
🙏
#RipEddie😪
Fica na Paz
Quantos anos tinha? Conte nos sua experiência, foi de carro ou transporte público? Tinha equipe de TV cobrindo o show? Qual foi o estádio ou local?
@@marcosmoraes6080 Ginásio do Ibirapuera SP. Muito eco lá dentro, não dava para ouvir bem.
@@marcosmoraes6080
Eu tinha 18 anos.
Fui de carro com minhas amigas.
Tinha Imprensa sim tirando fotos.
Logo que chegamos, um Engenheiro Acústico da Banda deu crachá pra gente assistir lá na área Vip.
Lá dentro estava toda a Banda e o Kid Vinil tb estava lá com eles.
Show foi Maravilhoso.
Uma grande perda para o Mundo do 🎸 Rock.
Paula, eu tb estava lá, e por isso estou aqui assistindo novamente esse espetáculo inesquecível, e chorando ainda a passagem do Eddie... que tempos maravilhosos aqueles!
@@ev.junior
Show Maravilhoso sem duvida.
Adorei!!!!
Quanto a partida do Eddie, realmente tá dificil💔
O melhor que a gente pode fazer é uma oração pra que ele fique na Paz aonde quer que esteja agora.
absolutely one of the best Van Halen concerts ! Dave sounds great and the band tears it up !
Também estive no show, tinha 18 anos e fomos em um grupo de cerca de 20 amigos... Uma coisa que marcou muito foi a pressão do som, estavam com equipamentos superdimensionados para o local!
Eu estava la . Obrigado Ed
Sortudo!
If you read the Noel Monk (VH Manager at the time) book, this little tour of Brazil was one of the most fun times the band ever had, and they were all getting along great.
Around the time of the US festival a few months later, that's when things started to go sour.
Fuck Alex Van Halen! He basically rode Eddie's coat tail and then said that Michael Anthony was just a bassist and fucked him over? Once again, FUCK ALEX VAN HALEN! Every drum solo he ever did was a Bonham rip. He was Eddie's older, no talent brother.
Geez Lev, it appears I'm following you around on the VH youtube rabbit hole....2nd one of your posts I've seen in a week.
I've been checking out videos to see if I can figure out when Dave forgot how to try to sing. Up until recently I kinda thought he was never a great singer, but heard some stuff from 78 the other day that proved me wrong....he kicked ass in those days. Seems somewhere around 82 he became more concerned with karate kicks and spoken word versions of the melodies.
Thankfully EVH and AVH always kicked ass right up til the end.
Hope you're well man
@@davewestner I have to agree! As I seem many times with both versions of the band(I wasn't into the the 3rd version) but yeah around 83' it had turned into the David Lee Roth show with Van Halen, and you could tell there was animosity on stage during the the 1984 tour as there was no interaction between the members onstage like there used to be! another thing I noticed was the end where they used to bow embracing each other,but on that night they all bowed all standing apart and I wasn't the only one that noticed even the review in the paper called out a few things and he said that stardom was getting to them,and it was barely a year later when Sammy joined! But I still have many great memories of that band I'm glad I got to see them!
@@MrRugbyloosehead great story, thanks man!
@@TheCountziggenpuss what a clown.your opinion don't mean shit.alex van halen has what Sammy and Anthony wished they had.guy reads a book and knows it all.hey @Rollin stone you sound bitter for no reason other then to be petty.guy loses brother and this is your rant.no class ass
Everybody wants some! Always dug on that jam from '80 till now! Never got sick of it..EVH🎸
I was there, I was eighteen....Great show, great time!
I was lucky enough to get vh tix the summer between my 7th and 8th grade. It was the women and children first tour. They where playing at a small arena called the cape cod colosseum..which was pretty much a lg hockey rink. Bleachers all around and no floor seats. I had vh one , and I knu of a few songs on 2 and cradle and everybody wants some was just out on the radio. I really loved them but nothing prepared me for what I was about to see. Fresh off their first headlining tour,these guys where on fire. Freight train loud,very cohesive, it was obvious I was seeing something special ,right from jump. I believe they where at their peak,still a band of bros. Tons of improvisation, sometimes just bass and drums, sometimes bass ,drums and guitar,sometimes just Eddie and Alex, every possible combo. Later I found out this was something that was a staple of early tours. Anyway it changed my life, that nite I decided guitar would always b a part of my everyday. Over 35yrs later and I still make a decent living at it. This is America's greatest band, and Eddie is the most influential guitarist of my generation. U could argue kiss, which I love too. So let's say 1 and 1A as far as American bands go. Can anyone name a bigger one?
Cant name a bigger one. I was 8.5, 9 yrs old when thay hit the scene! Man, we were all like What in the world is this?! My sisters were older and they were the ones that made sure I knew what was what in the rock world...but none of us were ready for what VH unleashed on us! Good time 🤘🤗
Going to concerts at the Cape Cod Colosseum was always a blast. Party all day in the parking lot then go see the concert. Ahhhhh loved the 80s!!!
Incredible! Massive setlist and just an amazing party on stage!
32:33 their version of Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers is insane, with Mike and Dave's perfect duet. It sounds like a great VH song, like some of their best covers. It's a shame that we didn't get an official version of this gem.
I had this VHS bootleg, always loved it.
Yes I agree! I've always thought that that should have been one of the covers on "Diver Down"
Even with the less than quality audio THIS blows away ANY Van Hagar show! Ed, Al, and Michael brought the stellar music, Dave brought the GUSTO! 👍
The greatest frontman the greatest entertainer one of the greatest vocalists songwriters and personalities in the entertainment business ever endlessly put everything he had into every show I'm such a big admirer of his the life he's lived the things he's done the accomplishes he's made along with Van Halen and the rest of the boys is undescribable one of the greatest rock bands if not the greatest rock bands that has ever rocked the planet thank you so much boys watching this video is just such a blast from the past
Thanks for all the good times boys no one could touch you as the party rambled on!
This is the best Van Halen show currently on RUclips!
Did you see castle donnington 84 footage ? It’s amazing !
The greatest rock band to ever walk onto the stage. This is Van Halen at there prime these guys were so phenomenal , Dave's vocals were flawless, the band was just epic!!!! Mind blowing performance !!!
I like them too but dave's vocals were not flawless by a long shot
rocky randy flawless??? Dude you better get your ears checked, listen to unchained once more and tell me about flawless
Good, I thought I was going to have to say it, lol! To be fair, they are pretty flawless by Dave's standards, but that's not saying much. There's a video floating around from the Eat 'em and Smile tour where he sounds the best I've probably ever heard him and I think it's because he had something to prove so he actually made an effort.
Dave was a great frontman, but intonation was never one of his strengths. He relied on his flamboyance to get the job done.
David lee roth cant sing
Incredible energy. R.I.P Eddie. You were the best.
This is great footage. Somebody has to have the source material for official HQ release. This is priceless!
I agree , need a high definition version.
Me too ..where is all of the concert video I had to be somewhere? Get the video out .. I had to do my own on the last 2 tours
Best Van halen show currently on RUclips. 1983 was the best year set list wise!
Just jumped into Little Dreamer. Diamond Dave really sings that song.
He has a good voice but it’s live and he never stops
I Was There... Hail From São Paulo Brazil 🎼🎶🎸😎👊
- Edward Ledowijk Van Halen 🎸🙏🎸🙏🎸🙏🎸🙏
One of the few great shows in Brazil, before Rock in Rio success. I was there, my first experience na plateia, in a great event
Eddie Van Halen - *26.1.1955 +6.10.2020 - Rest In Peace
DLR era Van Halen is the greatest hard rock/metal band of all time and in their prime they would easily blow any band that ever existed off the stage.
Yes we'll said I'm so sick of people talking about led zeppelin ...Vh would blow them away....and do like Zepplin
@@leslielee2454 what is wrong with Led Zeppelin they where revolutionary when they came in to the music scene.
The musicianship and incredible cardio/fitness that it takes to execute a show like is underrated. This was and still is amazing.
Eu estava lá!! Enlouquecida ou hipnotizada com o que via e ouvia! Sai em estado de graça. Obrigada Van Halen✌❤
This is one of the best concert I have ever seen on film, Even if I am sitting in front of a computer I get rlly emerged
For years, I always read stories in magazines that specialize in Heavy Metal (in general) that Van Halen comes from Brazil for the first and only time!
How i've love to was this show, but I was only 4 years old!
Historic concert, thanks dude, for posting it!
VAN HALEN ROCKS!!!
Minor technical but awesome point...at the end of Romeo Delight 4:37 you can actually hear Eddie quickly downtune his low E’ to D’, for when they jump into unchained on the second tune. Can’t imagine anybody live who would tune on the fly these days without having to get a guitar tech throw them a separate guitar, he just does it like a boss so everyone can hear it and it’s smooth as hell
That's why he is the Greatest. Nice poinr
Good ear...thanks for pointing that out.
Good ear!
Awesome post.
He was a 1/1! Our generation’s Mozart!
THIS WAS JUST FREAKIN UNBELIEVABLE !!!!! Every part of this band is stellar. I was awestruck by this.
I saw them for Fair Warning and Diver Down. Roth was pure entertainment. Eddie a once in a lifetime talent. Alex complemented his talent and Michael balanced the vocals. It was so fun. I miss those days.
Great concert! I was 27 and I was there. After the concert I could still have that buzzzz in my ears for hours. It was really loud!
Tinha 18 anos e estive lá !!!! Show inesquecível
Fabulous! Pretty good quality sound considering the age of this and the technology of the times. So many great moments from this tour - and this performance is SO, so good. Great dueling guitar/drums in the Cream cover, the bluesy strut of Secrets, the snarl of Mean Streets -- -all of it! Great set (not many shows this good today).
Went to 3 tours in a row Fair Warning Diver and 84 the 84 tour sold out 4 nights in a row all 3 tours kicked serious ass
Show incrível! Imagino estar nessa platéia! Banda impecável! Que vibe boa... Sorte de quem viveu isso.
R.I.P. Eddie
Felizmente, Juliana, estive lá sim, e vivi uma noite espetacular de paz e amor ao rock, com minha turma vinda do interior paulista, da cidade de Itu. O rock tem esse fantástico poder: reunir legiões de amantes da energia ⚡ e da emoção, para uma grande noite de celebração. 🎉 🎉 🎉
ESTIVE NESSE SHOW EM JANEIRO DE 1983 A TRES METROS DE DAVID LEE ROTH , NUNCA ME ESQUECEREI !
I wish I could back to those times again. Eddy knew that he was ahead of time in 1983, when you heard those strange sounds and noises from the Michael Anthony bass you could think THE FUTURE IS NOW.
At that time when I listened to the whole album I said “why is called 1984, we are still in 1983”. That’s meant a lot to the world. That was a call.Nobody could try to clone those sounds or even close at that time. 1984 song could be a little bit more longer.
Eu fui nesse show, foi incrível.
Tinha 19 anos, fui com meus três primos. Saímos de Jacareí interior de São Paulo, fomos de ônibus.
Ficamos próximos do palco, do lado esquerdo de frente ao palco onde ficou o Michael Antony. Foi incrível ver os caras de perto.
Lembro da bateria com cones de órgão, achei fantástico.
Depois desse show, comprei discos do VH, o disco Van Halen 1 e 1986.
No doubts Alex Van Halen is one of the best drummers of all time.
No
@@claussteiner5857 yes
@@brianallen8091 nope
@@sam-sy8jy Jokes aside he actually is phenomenal drummer
No
Descanse em paz, querido Eddie 😞😥 Obrigado por chutar minha bunda e me mostrar o caminho da verdadeira arte.
Van Halen is one of the few bands I never saw and the one I regret missing the most -- Eddie was the Best Player and the VERY Best Showman to ever sling a guitar on stage. Nobody else holds a candle to Him.
I was there. Amazing day! After Van Halen concert, I was deaf for two days!
Van Halen were a machine at this time and absolutely incredible, rip Edward you are the goat.
EU FUI NO SHOW DELES NESSE MESMO ANO NO RIO NO MARACANAZINHO , COM MEUS 15 ANOS DE IDADE. E PUDE VER UM DOS MELHORES GUITARRISTA DE TODOS OS TEMPOS O EDDIE VAN HALEN.
TOP MESMO.
Obrigado por postar esse vídeo. É uma raridade.
I love how MA goes from some fairly sick bass solo to singing a duet and owning in both !
The 1982 Diamond Dave with his same Wild Sing-Talk-Rap-Jive format! Just more of that well-known high note yelp...WOWW! Look at all the People here tonight...Brazil! Cool Classic VH!
I FN love the set list for this Brazil show..Damn this was A great gig
The "mighty Van Halen" at their greatest!! Saw them first in '78 opening for Sabbath.better times back then ,no cameras,cellphones ,internet just enjoying the show....RIP - EVH
Wow they killed that ZZ top cover of "beer drinkers and hell raisers"!
yup
I could name 10-15 bands from the 60's and 70's with live concert video in high definition yet, for some strange reason, some of the biggest iconic bands from the 80's have few to none. Van Halen -1984 tour, Ozzy (RR days) and Iron Maiden - Number of the Beast tour. It never ceases to amaze me.
Totally I have been wondering why VH doesn't have every show in hi def ...I need to know why? ...I did record live shows with a hd camera in 2015 2012 because there was nothing in quality video ...I was so fustrated
Vh has got to have video .. where is it?
@@leslielee2454 It's hidden away in some greedy-ass agency's vault kidnapped by politics...lol...I really have no idea why. There's def a market for it which makes it all the stranger that they don't release it. This 15 min clip ruclips.net/video/9XBrwfwaleQ/видео.html is living proof that the tape is out there somewhere. It's not 1080p of course but it's, by far, the best quality out there.
here's a new one from 1984 - ruclips.net/video/L6U5Cv7YJ0M/видео.html
@@JasonAchilles ...well, it didn't take RUclips long to smash that one, it said "This video has been removed by the uploader"
If you find it somewhere else I'd love to see it.
These brothers are awesome together! I so miss these days.
I was there, it was a Saturday. Loudest rock gig EVER in Sao Paulo. Typical Eddie stuff
BS
Eu estava lá também. Porém, padre, 21 de janeiro de 1983 foi uma sexta feira. Sai do trabalho e fui direto ao ginásio do Ibirapuera!...Inesquecivel!!!!
Best Zz top cover in a lifetime
amazing show these guys did thanks for sharing
Now kiddies , this is a rock band ! Perfection !
I'm 13 my favorite music is led zeppelin, the stones, of course this, and others I love old music
Tava lá na pista também! Estava de férias em Ubatuba com o Carneiro e o Toco! Sexta feira, pegamos a estrada e lá estavamos feito loucos !!!!!! Conto pras minhas filhas essas cagadas de adolescente e elas não acreditam!! Vivi pra viver esse show!!!!!
In the live concerts I've been watching, Dave always forgets the second verse to Romeo Delight lol. Rest in Peace King Edward!
I was in the same concert, but in Rio de Janeiro ! What a night !!!
And despite all the bad press..all 4 looked extremely happy!
Everything about Little Dreamer and Mean Street is perfect
Caracas... já se foram 36 anos? Eu estava nesse show. Putz... tô ficando velho kkk.
@43:34 The ending of "Mean Street" turns up the following year for the ending of another famous VH song we all love.. "Hot for Teacher!"
How cool is that?? 👍
Hot for Teacher ending at 43:33 which was not released at that time
The ending of Hot For Teacher was written as early as 1977 while of course H4T wasn't released in its current form until 1984. There are demos of it.
I've got the pleasure to see this show. Amazing! (Ibirapuera - SP).
DLR was an incredible front person for this band! I laugh when I see some talented people like Bucket Head with no front person to sell it, like EVH had. Long live rock!
O melhor espetaculo que o brasil ja teve em termos de rock. Grande performance do edie.
The Pasadena Boys, they rocked the airwaves 1978-1984
Fuckin killer show, wish I was there. Brazilian fans are awesome. This is Van Halen at their prime.
+Angela DeSilva I saw them on the 1981-84 tours, those were awesome years.
+Angela DeSilva Van Halen 1978-1984 best Rock Band ever!
+Angela DeSilva I fuckin' love this old stuff and i love the fantastic two first albums, baby!
+Fabrício Assis MG. 😛
Angela Desilva I think it's pretty awesome how Dave can speak all these different languages and connect with fans all over the world. Spanish is only one of the languages he knows. He also knows Portuguese and Japanese -- to name a few. The man's mind is constantly moving. Cheers
Wow, great find, can't believe this is thirty years ago.
Approaching 40 years, now!