You got that right, Sam, this means a lot to me as well. The sound, lyrics, band and the era all wrapped together makes this so special. I just read Van Halen Rising, it made me appreciate VH even more.
This is one of my favorites, and so many people I've turned on to it never heard it before. When I saw them in Las Vegas in 2003, Sammy was in great voice, the Van Halen Brothers were never better, and that night was Michael's Birthday! They did a 3 hour show at The Orleans Event Center, my wife and I had a fantastic time!
The euphoric feeling of this music sums up the 80s for me. Everything was young, fresh, beautiful, innovative, optimistic. Just like Edward's guitar playing. Even violent movies were fun. The world looked up to America as a whole.
There was no one close. Had zeppelin lived on, that might be a different story. Since that did not happen, VH just killed it. New music and a tour every year. Yes, the good old days. Now., Metallica comes out with a new album every eight years or so. I miss these days of Dave being somewhat coherent and EVH and Mickey killing it, night after night.
@@k.c.3567 yes, my mother took me to every Van Halen concert and many more growing up. All the way up until I was 17 and then I was able to start going on my own. I was 10 during my first Van Halen concert in 1978.
Van Halen was by far one of the very greatest rock bands ever to see live in concert in their prime with the irreplaceable and legendary David Lee Roth. They put on a phenomenal show. Little Guitars is truly one of their greatest songs ever.
They were good with Sammy Hagar. But the Van Halen with David Lee Roth is by far the real Van Halen to me… When I think of Van Halen, I think about David Lee Roth era! What a tight band they were.
I don’t know what it was about this song particularly, but this was one that I could play over and over and over, rest easy Ed 💔 these guys were the shit!! Good Times!!
Agreed. DLR (at least in the studio version) doesn't goof around and actually sings. All instruments are bang on. The guitar arrangement is perfection.
My god - I can't listen to this stuff at work... Because before I know it, an hour and a half has passed, and I'm sitting here with a big dumb smile on my face and haven't gotten sh*t done! The boss is gonna flip!!!
If i could only see one song played live, this performance would be it. The energy, guitars, drums, outfits, lyrics, melody, harmonies...this has it all
john morris - God bless you!! Finally someone gets that the original VH is the real deal. Nothing against Sammy but, it's just not the real deal without the original line up to me.
I was there...I was a sophomore in HS! Sat on the catwalk above the stage. My dad worked there P/T and sat me in a chair up there while he went to do some things.
for kids watching, video tapes had a knack for stretching and causing music to warble. no, the band wasn't THAT out of tune, most of that's the tape playback. still, thanks for posting... awesome.
I get choked up a lot of the time when I hear this song. Always have. I was in middle school when Diver Down came out. I got Fair Warning from Columbia Record And Tape and my mom bailed me out. It was a dark album for them and I felt it as a kid. I'll never forget Mean Street fading in for the first time though, holy shit. The next time we heard from Van Halen, it was Diver Down, and they had turned a corner yet again to their much brighter, happy go lucky side. Other than the overall song, and the images it invoked about being in love with a senorita, which I always daydreamed about, it's Eddie's guitar that gives me the feels: 1:58, there's that extra bit to the main riff that he adds in - that does it - and at 2:25, as they're leaving the slow interlude with the slide guitar, the main riff fires back up and the song rises to the crescendo. Then, poof, the band is back in, firing on all cylinders and Dave delivers that line. It's so damn powerful. I spent the morning of October 26, 2020 in Studio One of Sunset Sound Recorders, the room where Eruption was recorded. When I left, I was driving east down Sunset and flipped on Twitter at a stoplight and saw Wolf's post about the passing of his dad, and, you guessed it - I got choked up, just like I am now, typing these words.
Love Little guitars played on Little guitars. This is one of my favorite songs from Van Halen. Eddie Kills it. There is no mistaking the sound of Whom is playing that little guitar. ⚡🎸
Van Halen was sooo important to Rock N Roll. 1976-1980 really was the "Corporate Rock era with foreigner, journey, boston & Kansas, and although pretty good music, definitely lacking teethe and VH came along and gave it a kick in the head. True CA RNR and the likes of Motley Crue can thank them!
Music got so bad during the early to mid 70s, that the radio was playing tv show theme songs, and then Van Halen, Black Sabbath, Blue Oyster Cult, Alice Cooper, Kiss and many others like you said came along in an explosion of modern day rock. The generation was right for it. My generation lol.
Got to see them in Dallas when I was a sophomore in High Skool 😂 Fair Warning I also remember always listening to Little Guitars every time before I went work 16 year old bus boy at KBobs steak house 😂😂 Those days were magical just like a movie.
Iwas there in 82 with a group of people from my highschool I was in 11th grade. We were on the left side of the stage,wow!! that was AWSOME ,! just mother fkn AWSOME!!!!!!!!!😁😁😁😁😁😁😌!!!
I am so shocked still I love Van Halen so much. R.I.P Eddie Van Halen you beautiful amazing wonderful godlike unreal guitarist. Like so so many you will be dearly missed. He truly was along with Dimebag Darrell best there is best there was and best that ever will be. It is a testament to them than Eddie was so moved by there first meeting that he put his 79 bumblebee guitar in Dimes casket and he is with It forever. R.I.P Dime R.I.P Eddie my heart is broken and I am a little dead inside. I should have been born in the late 40s early 50s so I would be around all this greatness. My soul hurts.
One of the greatest bands of all time. The originals are the best line up ever , they were so raw so fresh and new. Brought good vibes and got ya rockin - if Dave never left they coulda made Way more great music. Not downing sammy at all cuz they did good with Sam too. But it’s the original VH that blew us all out of the water and made us take notice. Eddie was and forever will be one of the greatest guitarist of our time - and Dave was a hell of a frontman - mike was great bassist and Alex was great on drums. VH was like a rock n roll freight train!!!
Saw them in Cola. SC on this tour either a few shows before or a few shows after. Doesn't really get any better if you're a Van Halen fan. They were definitely peaking and still enjoyed playing together. 17 at the time and they were the best rock band in the world hands down. The mini Les Paul and that red jumpsuit: Classic! And Dave Still had his voice! Good stuff man.
I WAS AT THIS EXACT SHOW.. I HAD HEARD OVER THE YEARS THAT THERE WAS VIDEO FOOTAGE OF THIS CONCERT.. THE MAJORITY OF CONCERTS I WENT TO SEE IN MY YOUTH WERE AT THIS EXACT/PRECISE ARENA.. LED~ZEPPELIN IN 1975 WAS MY VERY FIRST CONCERT...WITH MY FAMILY..OLDER BROTHER'S AND SISTER'S..
If you watch this and.....don't .......MISS EDDIE :( Something is wrong with you, Thanks Eddie for all the great music & memories You were 1 of a kind....Rest Well
I am glad to say I got to see VH at their peak in the early 80's & you can tell from the clip there was never a band before or since that was more exciting to see live!!
Wondering around on yt, going from live performances, to interviews, to clips, and back again. I won't leave my EvH bubble for some time. R.I.P. King Edward
@@mainoffender5557 Hence, "little guitars" :) Didn't he use it on Cathedral, also? Anyway, this is why there's ever so slight difference of a sound from back then to now when he uses his Kramer.
12 yr. old post--so I'll keep the comments up to date! I first saw Van Halen in Mpls, Mn. It was indeed the "Diver Down Tour!" I had just turned fourteen and it was my third concert ( the first was "Elvis" in '76, the second was "Joan Jett" -- "I Love Rock and Roll Tour"). I left the arena after watching the show from stage level, on Edward's side, a CHANGED PERSON!!! I've seen Elvis; SRV's last show at Alpine Valley, in '90 ( also went home with his pick from a front-row show of his just weeks earlier). "The Grateful Dead's" last two shows at Soldier Stadium, in '95. "Prince" numerous times ( starting with "Purple Rain" in Mpls.). "Clapton" five times, "M. C. Hammer" w/ "En Vogue. " Iron Maiden" front row for "Piece of Mind Tour." "Michael Jackson," "Janet Jackson", "Sade," "Fleetwood Mac," "Bruce Springsteen," "Born In The U.S. A. Tour." "Tina Turner," AC/DC," ( Angus Young's sweat in my eye when he was on the back of roadie/security dude out in the crowd), "Sabbath" and "Ozzy's" first reunion tour, "Ozzy w/ Randy Rhoads," "Blizzard Tour," etc. I began with some great shows I had seen ( to emphasize how incredible my First "Van Halen" show was) and had to stop at some point; I was enjoying my regression back to youth and live rock concerts ( along with sex, drugs, keggers..), and got lost in it--sorry. I put the old "Diamond Dave- Van Halen" live show on my elite short-list! "Prince," "Lenny Kravitz," "SRV," are on this list; maybe a couple more...who would you add to, or remove from, such a list?
They really had it all,and they couldn`t be put into a category like "Hard Rock" or "Metal",they invented a unique genre all of their own in the same way as Led Zeppelin did earlier on...just incredible.
I saw the show in 82 at the centrum . Eddie had a broken wrist. I didn't know but 4 Van Halen songs at the time so I didn't get to really appreciate the show as much as I could have. I wish I had because looking back at these UA-cam clips of that era ...this band was firing on all cylinders at that time!
As long ago as this was the Cap Center has now been gone for half that time. Rather than wonder where the time has gone I take strength from these guys still fighting the good fight.
One of Van Halens best performances. I know this song means a lot to many people including me. Back in the Good Times. Have a Vantastic day.
You got that right, Sam, this means a lot to me as well. The sound, lyrics, band and the era all wrapped together makes this so special. I just read Van Halen Rising, it made me appreciate VH even more.
Once in a lifetime and that’s the original band
you got that right, Sam
So cool!! 💃❤🎉
That tells you how bad of a singer DLR was iscand always shall be forever. Pure shit.
The most underrated Van Halen song ever!!!
Totally agree
Amongst guitar players it’s actually a masterpiece
Such an awesome song!! 🎉❤💃
So much damn fun and great memories back then.
This is one of my favorites, and so many people I've turned on to it never heard it before.
When I saw them in Las Vegas in 2003, Sammy was in great voice, the Van Halen Brothers were never better, and that night was Michael's Birthday!
They did a 3 hour show at The Orleans Event Center, my wife and I had a fantastic time!
i want to go back to these days when van halen ruled the world
I think we all do --- we didn't need Internet and phones --- just booze, pussy, and VH music to rock our nights :-)
And ticket prices were affordable!!!
The euphoric feeling of this music sums up the 80s for me. Everything was young, fresh, beautiful, innovative, optimistic. Just like Edward's guitar playing. Even violent movies were fun. The world looked up to America as a whole.
The intro to this song is just frickin' brilliant...
The whole song is brilliant!!!!
One does not simply listen to VanHalen....
You breath it, you touch it, you live it,each and every day.
Every. Single. Day.
Amen!
mikes harmonies are amazing.
I couldn't disagree more. I think Roth is underrated as both a singer and a performer
@@skooby_doobie_doonkann3334 doesnt have anything to do with each other
@@rainerwinkler1026 absolutely, just a passing comment. Both are underrated
No Michael Anthony = No Van Halen.
4:36 @@jamesragsdale8202 only singer in the group. DlR sux.
This band was untouchable in the late 70s and early 80s.
Yes.
And they are untouchable now.
Too bad autotune could not touch DLR.
There was no one close. Had zeppelin lived on, that might be a different story. Since that did not happen, VH just killed it. New music and a tour every year. Yes, the good old days. Now., Metallica comes out with a new album every eight years or so. I miss these days of Dave being somewhat coherent and EVH and Mickey killing it, night after night.
@@peterrimel8170 DLR cannot sign a note
And this is the all MIGHTY VAN HALEN. NEVER DUPLICATED.
Man…nobody could touch this band in the 80’s!! They were on top of the world.
Yep Van Halen are number 1.
Nobody can touch them NOW.
I got to experience it first hand.....I wish I had a time machine so I could go back and do it all again. I'd take my kids along.
damn, Michael Anthony's vocals just make the song.
Michael Anthony was the rock of that band..
Pugsley just doesn’t cut it today...
I totally agree. His backing vocals were an integral part of the Van Halen sound.
Hes pretty much the most underrated member of that band. Super classy and talented vocal harmonizer.
75% of the VH sound .
@@duncandmcgrath6290 Eddies guitar and Alex`s drums were 75% of the Van Halen sound..
Van Halen made these times growing up a magical time to be alive. I am just blessed I was able to see every tour VH ever did up to 1984.
Every tour up until 1984?!
You are BLESSED.
@@k.c.3567 yes, my mother took me to every Van Halen concert and many more growing up. All the way up until I was 17 and then I was able to start going on my own. I was 10 during my first Van Halen concert in 1978.
Eddie playing a Little Guitar on the song Little Guitars, that's golden.
Mini Les Paul.
Man, they looked like they were having the time of their lives. That's what VH meant to me.
I was at this show, sophomore year in high school. Good times.
I want you to know how lucky you are
Van Halen was by far one of the very greatest rock bands ever to see live in concert in their prime with the irreplaceable and legendary David Lee Roth. They put on a phenomenal show. Little Guitars is truly one of their greatest songs ever.
They were good with Sammy Hagar. But the Van Halen with David Lee Roth is by far the real Van Halen to me… When I think of Van Halen, I think about David Lee Roth era! What a tight band they were.
@@lnugent1000 Sammy Hagar sings MUCH BETTER LIVE,.Dave always sounds like he's trying to sabotage the song on purpose.,..It's annoying~
Aw, h*ll yeah!
I was 17 and it was one of the best years of my life.
I was 16, and I absolutely agree with you🌹
Same!
I was 13……I grew up on VH!!!
Please never let rock and roll die. The feeling at the end of this is just surreal. So loose, so badass.
When i was a kid I always thought they were singing "Etch a Sketch, Etch a Sketch" ....i was down with the EtchaSketch.
I'm 21 and reading through these comments made me feel like a fool. I actually thought it was etch a sketch.
I don’t know what it was about this song particularly, but this was one that I could play over and over and over, rest easy Ed 💔 these guys were the shit!! Good Times!!
My all time favorite Van Halen song
Agreed. DLR (at least in the studio version) doesn't goof around and actually sings. All instruments are bang on. The guitar arrangement is perfection.
What a great time to be in High School...Class of 85' rocks!!!
Prime Van Halen , at the top of their game here , pure bliss , brings back great memories
My god - I can't listen to this stuff at work...
Because before I know it, an hour and a half has passed, and I'm sitting here with a big dumb smile on my face and haven't gotten sh*t done! The boss is gonna flip!!!
If i could only see one song played live, this performance would be it. The energy, guitars, drums, outfits, lyrics, melody, harmonies...this has it all
THANKS. Believe it on or not this is my favorite Van Halen song. So, this what THE REAL VAN HALEN SOUNDS LIKE LIVE BACK IN THE DAY...
john morris - God bless you!! Finally someone gets that the original VH is the real deal. Nothing against Sammy but, it's just not the real deal without the original line up to me.
I was at this show. No one touched VH back in the day.....saw the Fair Warning tour the year before at the same venue.
True Gold
I was there...I was a sophomore in HS! Sat on the catwalk above the stage. My dad worked there P/T and sat me in a chair up there while he went to do some things.
Little Guitars is Van Halen's Best-Ever Song, IMHO....It Makes U Happy Listening to it😊🤲
for kids watching, video tapes had a knack for stretching and causing music to warble. no, the band wasn't THAT out of tune, most of that's the tape playback. still, thanks for posting... awesome.
Finally - a clip where Dave didn't forget or goof the words! Actually, this probably THE best clip of LG's I have seen.
heaven on earth! I was there. Ahhhhhhh yeaahhhh
You're so lucky! It must have been GREAT.
I miss the old Capital Centre. I saw a lot of concerts and hockey games there growing up in the 70s and 80s.
I saw this show in 82. Still have the concert ticket stub. It was for the Diver Down tour. It was my first concert. Hell Yea!
Little guitars...one of the greatest songs a human has ever created.
Watching them, right after the break....my God...at that time, there were none better... awesome
Damn, this takes me back to my youth. Can't Get this Stuff No More. Rest in peace Edward Van Halen.
I was there that night. It was SUPER loud. Those lights under the drum riser were blinding during an early drum solo. Great show.
I need a line. Brings back so much!!!
My favorite VH song.
Tears and chilzzzzzz Thank you
By far my favorite Van Halen song!
I get choked up a lot of the time when I hear this song. Always have. I was in middle school when Diver Down came out. I got Fair Warning from Columbia Record And Tape and my mom bailed me out. It was a dark album for them and I felt it as a kid. I'll never forget Mean Street fading in for the first time though, holy shit. The next time we heard from Van Halen, it was Diver Down, and they had turned a corner yet again to their much brighter, happy go lucky side.
Other than the overall song, and the images it invoked about being in love with a senorita, which I always daydreamed about, it's Eddie's guitar that gives me the feels: 1:58, there's that extra bit to the main riff that he adds in - that does it - and at 2:25, as they're leaving the slow interlude with the slide guitar, the main riff fires back up and the song rises to the crescendo. Then, poof, the band is back in, firing on all cylinders and Dave delivers that line. It's so damn powerful.
I spent the morning of October 26, 2020 in Studio One of Sunset Sound Recorders, the room where Eruption was recorded. When I left, I was driving east down Sunset and flipped on Twitter at a stoplight and saw Wolf's post about the passing of his dad, and, you guessed it - I got choked up, just like I am now, typing these words.
Love Little guitars played on Little guitars. This is one of my favorite songs from Van Halen. Eddie Kills it. There is no mistaking the sound of Whom is playing that little guitar. ⚡🎸
The best band of all fucking time. Right here
Van Halen was sooo important to Rock N Roll. 1976-1980 really was the "Corporate Rock era with foreigner, journey, boston & Kansas, and although pretty good music, definitely lacking teethe and VH came along and gave it a kick in the head. True CA RNR and the likes of Motley Crue can thank them!
The Outlaws and Molly Hatchet were "Corporate Rock"? Not so sure about that..
Music got so bad during the early to mid 70s, that the radio was playing tv show theme songs, and then Van Halen, Black Sabbath, Blue Oyster Cult, Alice Cooper, Kiss and many others like you said came along in an explosion of modern day rock. The generation was right for it. My generation lol.
If I could only watch one more video this would be the one.
Got to see them in Dallas when I was a sophomore in High Skool 😂 Fair Warning
I also remember always listening to Little Guitars every time before I went work 16 year old bus boy at KBobs steak house 😂😂
Those days were magical just like a movie.
Great song, so sad this will never be again. RIP EVH.
Man!! Such a smile this puts on my face! AMAZING!!
Iwas there in 82 with a group of people from my highschool I was in 11th grade. We were on the left side of the stage,wow!! that was AWSOME ,! just mother fkn AWSOME!!!!!!!!!😁😁😁😁😁😁😌!!!
one of top 5 .. vh songs
I am so shocked still I love Van Halen so much. R.I.P Eddie Van Halen you beautiful amazing wonderful godlike unreal guitarist. Like so so many you will be dearly missed. He truly was along with Dimebag Darrell best there is best there was and best that ever will be. It is a testament to them than Eddie was so moved by there first meeting that he put his 79 bumblebee guitar in Dimes casket and he is with It forever. R.I.P Dime R.I.P Eddie my heart is broken and I am a little dead inside. I should have been born in the late 40s early 50s so I would be around all this greatness. My soul hurts.
The ending that Ed plays on this song still gives me chills today.
One of the greatest bands of all time. The originals are the best line up ever , they were so raw so fresh and new. Brought good vibes and got ya rockin - if Dave never left they coulda made Way more great music. Not downing sammy at all cuz they did good with Sam too. But it’s the original VH that blew us all out of the water and made us take notice. Eddie was and forever will be one of the greatest guitarist of our time - and Dave was a hell of a frontman - mike was great bassist and Alex was great on drums. VH was like a rock n roll freight train!!!
Had to listen to this rest in paradise Eddie Van helen.
I saw them a month earlier in Los Angeles...
... In their prime, these guys were the shit! Absolutely untouchable.
The Mighty Van Halen!
r.i.p. Eddie Van Halen. I love you, dude ! 💕💞💕🥂
Saw them in Cola. SC on this tour either a few shows before or a few shows after. Doesn't really get any better if you're a Van Halen fan. They were definitely peaking and still enjoyed playing together. 17 at the time and they were the best rock band in the world hands down. The mini Les Paul and that red jumpsuit: Classic! And Dave Still had his voice! Good stuff man.
I WAS AT THIS EXACT SHOW..
I HAD HEARD OVER THE YEARS THAT THERE WAS VIDEO FOOTAGE OF THIS CONCERT..
THE MAJORITY OF CONCERTS I WENT TO SEE IN MY YOUTH WERE AT THIS EXACT/PRECISE ARENA..
LED~ZEPPELIN IN 1975 WAS MY VERY FIRST CONCERT...WITH MY FAMILY..OLDER BROTHER'S AND SISTER'S..
If you watch this and.....don't .......MISS EDDIE :(
Something is wrong with you, Thanks Eddie for all the great music & memories
You were 1 of a kind....Rest Well
I am glad to say I got to see VH at their peak in the early 80's & you can tell from the clip there was never a band before or since that was more exciting to see live!!
Love the signature riff with monster delay
Seems likes a good place to be today to do a little reflection. RIP EVH.
Wondering around on yt, going from live performances, to interviews, to clips, and back again. I won't leave my EvH bubble for some time.
R.I.P. King Edward
The Best!! Love them & this song!!
One of my favorites. Love the way they end it.
This will just make ya smile! ❤❤❤ You are/were the Greatest Eddie!!!!
Omg they were kings! I was at this show. Ahhhhhh!!!
Great !!! Thanks for sharing
Saw them on this tour in Hollywood FL. At their peak here.
juantailor I was there too
FKING EPIC AS ALWAYS, THE MIGHTY VAN HALEN!!! RIP EDWARD
this was done a day after my 12th birthday! fucking awesome 5 stars!
Diver Down was a fun album!
The first minute of this song is just fantastic, they should have worked with that!
Love to have that little guitar it would be worth millions
Whoa, Eddie playing a Les Paul, that's got to be rare.
MerkinMuffly You must be young lol
Back in the day for 'Little Guitars' he used a custom miniature Les Paul copy built by a luthier named David Petschulat.
@@mainoffender5557 Hence, "little guitars" :) Didn't he use it on Cathedral, also? Anyway, this is why there's ever so slight difference of a sound from back then to now when he uses his Kramer.
@@leeknievel748 LOL yup! These millennials these days!
Yes, but it’s only a little (Les Paul) guitar.
Una gran composicion❤
The amount of pie these guys had back then
12 yr. old post--so I'll keep the comments up to date! I first saw Van Halen in Mpls, Mn. It was indeed the "Diver Down Tour!" I had just turned fourteen and it was my third concert ( the first was "Elvis" in '76, the second was "Joan Jett" -- "I Love Rock and Roll Tour"). I left the arena after watching the show from stage level, on Edward's side, a CHANGED PERSON!!! I've seen Elvis; SRV's last show at Alpine Valley, in '90 ( also went home with his pick from a front-row show of his just weeks earlier). "The Grateful Dead's" last two shows at Soldier Stadium, in '95. "Prince" numerous times ( starting with "Purple Rain" in Mpls.). "Clapton" five times, "M. C. Hammer" w/ "En Vogue. " Iron Maiden" front row for "Piece of Mind Tour." "Michael Jackson," "Janet Jackson", "Sade," "Fleetwood Mac," "Bruce Springsteen," "Born In The U.S. A. Tour." "Tina Turner," AC/DC," ( Angus Young's sweat in my eye when he was on the back of roadie/security dude out in the crowd), "Sabbath" and "Ozzy's" first reunion tour, "Ozzy w/ Randy Rhoads," "Blizzard Tour," etc. I began with some great shows I had seen ( to emphasize how incredible my First "Van Halen" show was) and had to stop at some point; I was enjoying my regression back to youth and live rock concerts ( along with sex, drugs, keggers..), and got lost in it--sorry. I put the old "Diamond Dave- Van Halen" live show on my elite short-list! "Prince," "Lenny Kravitz," "SRV," are on this list; maybe a couple more...who would you add to, or remove from, such a list?
this was/is a great driving song
They really had it all,and they couldn`t be put into a category like "Hard Rock" or "Metal",they invented a unique genre all of their own in the same way as Led Zeppelin did earlier on...just incredible.
one of my all time favs! thank you Eddie
I saw the show in 82 at the centrum .
Eddie had a broken wrist.
I didn't know but 4 Van Halen songs at the time so I didn't get to really appreciate the show as much as I could have.
I wish I had because looking back at these UA-cam clips of that era ...this band was firing on all cylinders at that time!
As long ago as this was the Cap Center has now been gone for half that time. Rather than wonder where the time has gone I take strength from these guys still fighting the good fight.
Saw so many great shows there growing up in Baltimore , it's a shame they tore it down I still have the ticket stub from this show
They were great in their day.
There will never be a band like this ever again. vh
Tenho 17 anos, mas fico triste em não ter vivido essa época, andando por aí vivendo aventuras em uma vida rock and roll.
🤘🏾🍺
Alô from Brazil!
i absolutely adore this video!
The Mighty Van Halen...
God what I wouldn't give to be in a rehearsal room with these guys in 1982...
My fave Van Halen song!
❤ Wow. The clarity is crazy 🤪 for that technology awesomeness thanks for posting 👍👌✌️🤘🏴☠️
Dang what show ...glad i saw them back in the day. Awesome chemisry with the 4
Man those were the days! Rip Eddie 💔
I saw this tour 2 TIMES! So good. Man those were good times.
Roth was Superman back then..
I Miss the young Dave so bad.
+Shaun Clifton I hear you, brother, he was the Alpha back then.
bwdrums1 It's a damn shame how he got into a downward spiral so bad that you wouldn't even think it's the same guy now.
Should have retired after 1984 , would have been a legend...
Dude couldn’t sing his way out of a paper bag..
hard to believe that that concert was 31 years ago last month
Almost 40 years ago now.
Damn, I was only 14 years old when this took place, Rest In Peace, Oh Great One.
nice vid, pretty good sound...Van Halen kicks ass^^
Remember seeing them on this tour. Des Moines, IA front row. Epic.