Van Halen Eruption Guitar Solo | First Time Reaction
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I dont know of its been said but at 8:29 i believe he strummed the spings in back of the guitar that keep tension on the whammy bar. Then after that he uses the volume knob to get the chelo sound.
Eddie Van Halen was not just a virtuoso, he was a genius. He literally changed the way people play the guitar, I miss the man.
Yes. There was Hendrix, and all those late 60s early 70s dudes...
EVH came along and literally changed everything.
And while there is no 'best' guitar player, EVH is one of the most influential EVER.🤘
I have to disagree.. Edward was the best.. just like Michael Jordan was to basketball.. sure.. LeBron may own the scoring title..but Michael didn't play 37 season's like he has..if you really pay attention.. you will know who's the best..and Edward was the best..no ands..if's..but's or maybe's....
Every Day Bro, The understatements in these 1st time reaction clips are fantastic
Dude was not only building his own guitars, but I don't know of anyone else who was dipping pickups/windings in parafin wax lol?!?! That. Is. Genius.
@@MThomas5150 As basketball goes, Pistol Pete Maravich still owns a good majority of records. In college at LSU, Pete scored 68 points in one game. He still holds the all time scoring record 50 years later, despite there being NO 3 point shot at that time, NO shot clock, and Freshmen due to NCAA rules could not play on the varsity. So he set all those records playing in just 3 seasons. It only took Pete 26 games to reach 1,000 points where it took Shaq 52. I don’t like any of these “Best ?” lists because there are so many that are the best at the style they play. I’d bet John Petrucci could EVH’s music but Eddie couldn’t play John’s. The guys in Dream Theater may all be the G.O.A.T. with their instruments. Buy I don’t like lists. 🙂
Just a grown up boy playing with his favorite toy. Smiling the whole time. Rip Eddie, thanks for the smiles
Yes, yes it is the best guitar solo of all time. By the greatest guitar musician of all time. I miss him every day. Dang.
It was 1986 and it was not illegal to smoke. You are facing the best guitar player ever❤
No one compares to Eddie Van Halen, he was the greatest, there will never be anyone as good as what he was..
Eddie’s great at what he does but his solos are mostly gimmicky sound effects. You want to hear solos that are their own songs within songs, listen to Michael Schenker’s solos with UFO, The Scorpions, and his solo projects. Listen to the outro to Love To Love or the outro to Profession Of Violence by UFO. Those solos have SOUL! Eddie’s just doodling. Michael Schenker was entirely self taught.
You realize that Edward was self thought too, correct? This is basically four solos put together …. 13 minutes of music that came from years of piano - that’s why he plays the way he does, it’s his piano background….The dude’s sound effects are all self created …
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EVH didn’t invent tapping or volume swells, he did however took them to another level. Same thing with the beginning of mean street, he was interviewed about that and he said he seen a bass player doing it so he did his own thing with it. The biggest problem with EVH is he never got any better after his first few albums.
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I gotta agree with the gimmicky thing, most of his solos were a brief burst of notes and a bunch of the same lame tapping stuff.🍻
@@oceanlives4915
Oh, I see, when someone taps or bass slaps it copying EVH but when he does it it’s innovative. The beat it solo is gimmicky just like 80% of all his other solos. Hell, he wasn’t even the best guitarist in 78 when His first album came out. Allen Holdsworth and Al DiMeola are way better guitarist/musicians than EVH. Hell, Randy Rhoads was hot on his heels with only two albums that were recorded in one year. Jeff Watson was doing eight finger tapping in the early 80’s that was a lot more difficult than the same old tapping EVH did for decades that he never improved on. Take any shredder like Yngwie,Tony Mcalpine,Vinnie Moore,Jason Becker,Paul Gilbert leave him in the dust. His solos are boring compared to any one of those guys. EVH was on top for a relatively short time before newer players out played and out preformed him. I like EVH but he wasn’t a difficult nut to figure out unlike others that came after him.
This was back when men were men, women were women And musicians had talent it did not matter if they smoked on stage
My favorite guitar player of all time, I miss him so much. Thanks for sharing this with all of your subscribers. Don’t let this be the last Van Halen video that you react to as there is so much more.
EVH,THE KING!!!!!!!!
THIS IS EVH DEAR LADY!!
⚡👊🏻⚡
THE GUITAR IS SMOKING BECAUSE IT'S ON FIRE
Eddie van Halen was born in Amsterdam and his family moved to the US when he was very young. He is considered one of the best guitar players of all time, and I agree. The first ever single I ever bought myself was Running with the Devil in 1980... which my mother was not happy about :D ... in those days smoking was allowed everywhere: at home, in bars, in your office, in trains and even on planes.
You just said the truth about everything in your comment Bro. I was trying to not listen to his works in my life because I’m fixated to young and female guitarists like Tina S. What an unforgiving mistake!he is totally different from all the “ famous “ lead guitarists. Smiling almost all the way in this solo unlike David or Steve, who have to go trough their solo in pain. I never will forgive myself to wait so long. But I’m hurry now to see Leonard Messi playing against Houston. It’s not art, it’s perfect engineering like that Philippine pool master.
Yep even the guitar took a couple of drags off Eddie's cig.
Steve Via stated there are only two guitarist that changed the way guitar is played one being Jimmy Hendrix and the other Eddie Van Halen!
I was very fortunate to go at the concert during the VH tour when this concert was filmed. Eddie's guitar solo is the most memorable performance I remember. Best guitar solo I have witnessed in all concerts I have attended. I had a ticket to his last live show but was not able to go. Unfortunately, smoking and drinking shortened Eddie's life and amazing musical career. R.I.P. Eddie Van Halen.
Eddie said he was so drunk during this show that he doesn’t remember playing this solo.
This was on their first album in 1978.
And of course hearing this for the first time as a teeneager was incredible.
They were my favorite band and favorite guitarist immediately.
That was greatness🤘❤️. Oh, and you have a cute smile
Eddie was and still is a rock legend and a guitar god that had influenced numerous bands and guitarists for years, everyone wanted to be him.
Rest in Peace Eddie we all miss you
The greatest
I cryed hearing the solo
Its perfect lol
It warms my heart to see the younger generation seeing King Edward for the first time ❤️🤘🏻 I’m 52 and I started playing because of this man . Keep diving more into Van Halen 👍🏻
Eddie made a lot of people start guitar… and a lot of people quit! lol RIP
The best Dutch guitarist of all time. As a Dutchman from Amsterdam he made it big in the USA and became on of the most influential guitarists of all time. A legend!!! RIP Eddie van halen.
That cigarette was perfectly legal back then. Most of the people in the crowd were passing joints around and nobody cared. The sky didn't fall. The Boogeyman didn't get anybody. We had a blast back then. Trust me. I was there a lot of the time. God how I miss it.
HOLY SHIT!!! You are discussing smoking laws 🤣. This is rock n roll baby. People are blazing up in the crowd
This solo started out as a warm up exercise when they played in clubs While Van Halen was making their debut album.They put this solo as a trackt only took one to record it.From 1978-2015.He was always experiment with new ways to get sounds out of his guitar
My favorite parts of this solo are when he mixes in parts of the album version of the solo. It's only about 2 minutes long on the album, but it's iconic. For fans of VH, you instantly know the parts I'm talking about, These uninitiated youngsters won't, but that's ok. At least they have a taste of what we grew up with.
... He WAS slapping!
Revolutionary in the way he plays. In the calm part as you say he makes the guitar sound like a violin/cello
I enjoyed your reaction pretty lady!
I grew up on Van Halen's music. And I've seen this video of his guitar solo for a long time. And it never gets old!
And I sure do miss him. I still can't believe he's gone😔
I remember in 1981, when i was in Jr. High School, my friends & I would always walk to the nearest grocery store to buy the rock & roll magazine, Hit Parader!! They would always write about news on the latest rock bands, and Eddie Van Halen was always on the cover of it. RIP Eddie,thanks for the memories!!
AND HIS EYES ARE CLOSED HALF OF THE TIME
It legit sounds like guitar is screaming! Love your accented beauty.❤😂 Thank you.
Eddie Van Halen played his different things that he had discovered when he was teaching himself the guitar. He never took a lesson and he was completely self taught and he made his own guitar because he could not find a guitar that had everything that he wanted a xss guitar to have so he by built it himself and now his guitar is one of the largest selling guitars that is sold now. He was and is probably the greatest guitarist that has ever lived and has inspired more people to pick up the guitar than anyone else since the 1970's when his band first came out. He is known as "King Edward " by his fans. I have been a Van Halen fan for most of my life and I recommend that you take a deep dive down the Van Halen rabbit hole. Starting with the early music and going to the most recent before he died. His son Wolfgang has a band and he has his father's musical genius.
Top 3 guitarist of all time.
Agree!
Who are the second and the third?
@@giuseppeb.8071 I think Jimmy Hendrix and Steve Ray Vaughn are the other two in my view. Followed by Jimmy Page at 4.
Obviously opinion.
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Again...agree! lol
@@gabrielkain1
Alright dear friend.... I knew you weren't ready for Eddie ‼️🎸💯🔥 this is my first time viewing your channel. Your most excellent 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
Thank you for highlighting our hero and a great bunch of guys. God bless.
Oh young child, smoking was the least “illegal “ thing we did on and off stage back then and today. That was such an innocent comment it made me smile.
I got to Open for Joan Jett at Diamond Head Hawaii. In 83 I know this Whole Menagerie and Bullshit of what the Business calls Music. It's Bullshit.
You are about to get blown away
I loved your reaction to this!!
Thank you 🫶
Immigrated with his parents and brother from the Netherlands, classically trained and multi instrumental musician, self taught on guitar, and literally one of the greatest guitarists in the history of modern music. Genius, virtuoso, innovator. There will never be another Edward Lodejwik Van Halen.
It may surprise you to know that Eddie actually got his start in music as a classically trained concert pianist in his youth. He & His brother Alex later would teach themselves the guitar & drums respectively. BTW you should also ✅ out Alex's drum solos. It has been said that he could play the double kick bass pedals faster than what could even be created digitally!
Legal to smoke a cigarette during a concert 😆 the crowd would be passing around joints to each other and bottles of liquor while they were playing 😉
Great reaction... yeah, he was that good ❤🩹 Thank you
He was also so drunk and admitted he can't remember much of it.
so fun to watch your facial reactions
He was the BEST RIP Eddie !
The frustrating part of watching this iconic performance is knowing how Eruption blends right in to the next song on the album You Really Got Me and that transition is one of the best parts.
This guy...Was totaly amazing.
I saw this tour on back to back nights in Detroit. 1986
Eddie is not just a fantastic guitarist but an artist, making him stand out to me! His lead breaks were pure electricity but his rhythm playing was the foundation that drove his songwriting with brother Alex. Technique and tones that will take a lifetime to fully digest.
"There are no rules" - Eddie Van Halen
Thank you for playing Eddie Van Halen and welcome to the Mighty Van Halen....please enjoy there music saw them in 83' US Festival and 84,86,88,91 and 07 al in Los Angeles...thanks again ❤😀
8:13 hes playing with the string above the nut where you tune them. They’re really tight so they make that high pitched sound
Van Halen legend guitarist
This is an in concert video in New Haven Connecticut, the solo is live !
You enjoyed watching it here, I enjoyed seeing this tour live back in 86. His solo was pretty much the same with maybe a few subtile differences, but basically the same. It's still one of the best concerts I've been to, and I've been to many. So does he play so fast, it's called practice & LOTS of it.., plus having a innate ability to play guitar helps immensely. So glad you enjoyed watching Eddie, and I highly recommend exploring Van Halen's catalog deeper, there's lots of great stuff there.
And there you have a master musician.
I have had the pleasure of seeing Van Halen 7 times live. It was always almost being in the presence of the deity. Another guitarist that gave the same feeling is Stevie Ray Vaughan.
God i miss that man!
RIP Eddie we miss you brother 😢
He is only one of a kind ! There will never,never be another Eddie . Rest in peace Eddie ! We all love you !🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Fantastic guitarplayer and person.
❤
I saw VH 5 times. Great time to be a kid.
This was 1985 in New Haven Connecticut. I lived 15 minutes fron here. New Haven Colisseum was an enclosed place and not outdoors This was about the time I went to numerous concerts in this venue. Back then many people smoked during concerts, so no one was going say anything to Eddie smoking. If it wasn't cigarettes it was other stuff..LOL This colliseum was demolished in 2007. I have many fond memories of seeing concerts here during my young adult years.
The goat.
You know, I have heard about, Jimmy, Paige, Clapton and SRV. When I say Jimmy, I mean Mr. Hendrix. Always find myself coming back to EVH solos. One of a damn kind.
Rest in power Mr. Edie Van Halen! dios de la guitarra 🤘🤘🤘🤘
This is from the late 80s so smoking was ok... you could even smoke on planes !
Hi Inna !!!
Another great reaction!!!! Bravo !!!
The first things I want to tell you are...Hold!! Do not change!! Keep It up!!!! I tell you this because I am sadly watching many reaction channels disappear on YT, and I hope that your channel stays alive for a long time and that it grows, more, more and more.
I have been following you for some time but I have never written to you because: (1) I am quite shy with people I don't know, and (2) I have no time enough, and (3) muy english smells like a dead ratt inside a dead cat (as you can read un this comment) Trying to improve It but, again, with no time enough.
Since you like the guitar (this vídeo from EVH Eruption it makes me think that) I would like to make you a recommendation, if you allow me.
Since you are very young, I want to recommend this song from 1985 (I'm sure that in that year you weren't even a little person project) and maybe you don't know.
HEAR N'AID - "STARS"
The Hear n' Aid project was metal's response to pop music charities such as Band Aid and USA For Africa; whose organizers had not invited anyone from hard rock/metal (as almost always, very reviled) So the metalheads did it on their own.
Hear n' Aid was founded in 1985 by Ronnie James Dio, a long-time contributor to numerous charitable projects over the years. Hear n' Aid didn't get much media coverage and didn't achieve box office sales like Band Aid or USA for Africa, but it generated a respectable amount of revenue.
Ronnie James Dio (Dio/Black Sabbath/Rainbow/Elf), Jimmy Bain (Dio/Rainbow) and Vivian Campbell (Dio/Def Leppard) were responsible for writing "Stars", the single originally written that would help generate income for the hunger.
In May 1985, Dio gathered more than 40 hard rock/metal musicians from around the world, and they recorded the song "Stars."
The following is a list of lead vocals:
Ronnie James Dio: from Dio
Dave Meniketti: from Y&T (Yesterday & Today)
Rob Halford: from Judas Priest
Kevin Dubrow: from Quiet Riot
Eric Bloom: from Blue Oyster Cult
Paul Shortino: from Rough Cutt
Geoff Tate: from Queensryche
Don Dokken: from Dokken
The highlight, for me, is the guitar solo, which consists of 7 chained guitar solos, in turn divided into several parts, but perfectly united so that it almost seems like a single solo. The transitions are perfect. And, although it is quite long, I am sure it will stay in your head.
GUITAR SOLOS:
- 1st solo in 4 parts: Craig Goldy/Eddie Ojeda/Craig Goldy/Eddie Ojeda (from the bands Giuffria/Twisted Sister)
- 2nd solo in 3 parts: Vivian Campbell/Brad Gillis/Vivian Campbell (from the bands Dio/Night Ranger)
- 3rd solo in 3 parts: Neal Schon/George Lynch/Neal Schon (from the bands Journey/Dokken)
- 4th solo in 3 parts: Yngwie Malmsteen/Vivian Campbell/ Yngwie Malmsteen (from the bands Yngwie Malmsteen/ Dio)
- 5th solo in 4 parts: George Lynch/Carlos Cavazo/George Lynch/Carlos Cavazo (from the bands Dokken/Quiet Riot)
- 6th solo in 2 parts: Brad Gillis, Craig Goldy (from the bands Night Ranger, Giuffria)
- 7th solo: Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser (from the band Blue Oyster Cult) Last solo and Outro of this part.
All of the melodic guitars (or rhythm guitars) lines were performed by Adrian Smith and Dave Murray (both from Iron Maiden).
Bass: Jimmy Bain (from Dio)
Drums: Vinny Appice (from Dio)
Keyboards: Claude Schnell (from Dio)
This song has the great advantage that, by having numerous singers and guitarists, all of them of very high level, it will allow you to decide if any of them deserve to be heard with their respective bands. This is the song that I always recommend to get started in the world of hard rock/metal.
REACT OR NOT REACT, THAT IS THE QUESTION....
If you decide to react to this recommendation,...WoW!!!
I hope you like it as much as I do.
But if you decide not to react, I will understand, cause you must receive thousands of recomendations and not everything can be addressed. And I will continue being a subscriber to your Channel and giving you likes, whatever you decide. It is a recommendation, not an order. There are people who get very angry when their suggestion is not heeded. Your Channel, your rules. No one has to tell you what to do and what not to do.
Anyway, if you decide not to react, I highly recommend that you listen to this song in private, just for yourself, because I really think you will like it.
Make sure you get a correct link. My favorite is this one below:
ruclips.net/video/xl15Wj2MwUw/видео.htmlsi=rvza6yPHdLXSzyRm
...although the list of lead guitars is divided incorrectly in the video. Trust the list I gave you above because I have an original vinyl and it appears like this (and you can check it by watching the video)
CONCLUSION:
This song is a "kind of summary" of the hard rock/metal of the first half of the 80s
Greetings from Spain!
(Wow, if I write to you again I will try to be much shorter, since this looks like the complete works of Shakespeare....)
Eddie could have done whatever he wanted on stage. Smoke, drink and play, They’re not gonna throw him out! LOL
Sent a link to him giving an interview later in life. One of the guitars he built is in the Smithsonian museum.. He had a truly God given talent for music
I'm in Love with this woman ❤️😍
No way she's suprised by smoking on a 80's rock concert 😂 Lady everyone fhere wss drunk and high as a kite. Including the crowd.
Eddie Van Halen Is Legendary Guitar!
🤟🇧🇷
He's playing instrumental songs from the band's albums and some of the guitar intros to others.
Even 3 minutes of this performance, if that's all he ever did, he is instant legend. He is insane. 😄 I grew up listening to him. Those who didn't are missing out.🤷♂️
Rest in peace, Edward Van Halen
Someone asked him what’s it like to be the best guitar player in the world, Eddie replied “ask Roy Clark.”
Eddie has that guitar smoking what a Legend
Van halen is a guitar god. Period.
Try Gary Richraft flying turkey trot live REO Speed wagon guitar solo best ever early 70s mind blowing
No, it is the best guitar solo ever, dear. It's okay. Now, you're a fan, welcome. 😂❤ hahaha
RIP Eddie, love you dearly. Thank you.
He was definitely the greatest guitarist of my time!!! Was lucky enough to see them with David Lee Roth and Sammy Hagar. ❤🤘❤🤘
RIP!! My favorite guitarist as well as the Great Drummer Neil Peart. 😢
BEST SOLO U WILL EVER SEE!!! R.I.P. THE LEGEND EDDIE VAN HALEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
the guitar god Ed Van Halen ! G.O.A.T !
It’s hard to watch Van Halen with you sitting there with your beauty. 😊
In this video not only does he play eruption but he also plays mean street and cathedral if I'm correct, basically he's playing 3 solos and mixing them up.
You need to listen to Michael Schenker’s solos on Love To Love and Rock Bottom, etc. by UFO. Michael was entirely self taught. His solos are songs within songs. They have soul and emotion.
3 years ago today the world lost the Greatest Guitarist Ever...RIP King Edward...I had the Great fortune of seeing him Live 16 times and was blown away every time...He was the epitome of cool with that cigarette tucked behind the low E string, the Coolest looking guitar ever, the Greatest guitar tone in history and that smile, Oh man that smile. When he smiled he looked like he knew the secret to Everything but wasnt quite ready to share it with the rest of us mere mortals...I cried my eyes out the day he died and I do it every year on the anniversary of his passing...
and HE was able to Marry Valerie Bertanelli ,,, and they Created Wolfgang Van Halen
Miss you so much Eddie 😢 as does everyone. That cigarette had the best seat that night.
Edward Van Halen is considered by most, to be the greatest rock guitarist of all time. Aside from playing, he also designed and built guitars and amplifiers with different guitar companies. He has influenced a couple of generations now of guitar players. Sadly, we are approaching the anniversary of his untimely death to cancer in 2020. RIP Eddie.
Thank you Inna for this awesome reaction. IMHO Eddie Van Halen is the G.O.A.T. Wish you had Super Thanks on this video. Would have loved to show my appreciation for your honest opinion and those gorgeous eyes. Sorry, I'm just a sucker for a pretty face. TINA S. (French guitarist) does a cover of "ERUPTION" at age 14 that is equally amazing. But I highly recommend her guitar version of Beethoven's "MOONLIGHT SONATA".
He was the King.......🎸💪💪😢
This is a combination of guitar pieces. The beginning is called "for Wolfie" for his son Wolfgang, Eruption, and a lot of improv. The actual solo on the album is around 3 or 4 minutes.
It also included Cathedral.
He was the Lords Greatest Achievement in Mankind
Cleave!!!!!!
he taught me how to play
He's wearing the MC Hammer pants before MC came out , 👍
Fun fact: there were zero mistakes in this solo
you should check out Jeff Healey, See the Light, live on Night Music 1988
Listen also to Stevie Ray Vaughan playing Texas Flood - this is a great rock solo - SRV's is equally as good in the blues genre - and just to help it's "Van Hay-len" - his tappiung technique makes it sound harder than it actually is, but he is absolutely a fantastic guitar player; his flat picking is pretty amazing - of course it is legal to smoke on stage