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  • @chuck4tnvols681
    @chuck4tnvols681 Рік тому +129

    When this album came out,it did blow most people's mind.Nobody had heard anything like that on guitar.Eddie Van Halen took it to a whole new level.

    • @Lfg117
      @Lfg117 Рік тому +4

      Summer 1980: A Detroit DJ, right after the show, prophesied: "Van Halen is the [guitar-rock] band of the 80s." 🔥. #History

    • @tdog8507
      @tdog8507 Рік тому +3

      EVH legendary

    • @maryreilly5092
      @maryreilly5092 Рік тому +3

      FACT! I was one of them!! Our group of friends ages 18-22 FLIPPED OUT when this came out. When V.H. came to town for a show, 37 of us went as a group and we rushed to the front of the stage the second the doors were unlocked at the Coliseum in Jacksonville, Florida! Simply THE BEST LIVE SHOW.

  • @jz55859
    @jz55859 Рік тому +10

    At 8 years old I picked up the guitar after seeing the Beatles on Ed Sullivan. At 22 I went to the Texas Jam and Van Halen opened the show. This was 2 months after the release of their first album. Frankly, I thought most of the guitar "tricks" I heard on the album had been done with studio magic.
    I was on the field 50 feet from the stage. By the end of the first song I was up against the stage trying to see everything Eddie was doing. Every time he did the tapping he'd turn away from the audience - until he played "Eruption". That's when I was born again as a guitarist. With a giant grin on his face, Eddie showed us what a guitar could really do in the right hands. I saw a lot of great bands that day, Heart, Rush, Nugent and Aerosmith to name a few. But the memory I came away with was Eddie making music history.

  • @pattimiranda8679
    @pattimiranda8679 11 місяців тому +11

    Eddie Van Halen blew everyone’s minds. Guitar God. Van Halen is 🔥🔥🔥

  • @endoamuse
    @endoamuse Рік тому +7

    Those "dinging triangle" sounds Eddie makes during the breakdown are called, Harmonics~ a technique you can create on any guitar *without using external effects. In this breakdown section, Eddie creates the harmonics with his fingers and also adds in the flanger effect to make that harmonic section sound even cooler. ✨ Genius

  • @bruceday4036
    @bruceday4036 Рік тому +5

    You guys are on the money. We never heard anything like Eddie before. It was like wtf is this? YES!!

  • @jameswormington9978
    @jameswormington9978 Рік тому +86

    I am 57 years old and my brother's friend Brian gave me $2 to ride my bike to the store and buy this album. When he put it on the record player and blasted his speakers ... we were stunned. And then when put the stereo on 10 and blasted the neighborhood with Van Halen !

    • @7harrylime
      @7harrylime Рік тому +7

      Mine goes to 11.

    • @Lfg117
      @Lfg117 Рік тому +1

      🔥

    • @TheRealCitizenGhost
      @TheRealCitizenGhost Рік тому +4

      Those were the days, weren't they? The volume knob on my stereo was about the diameter of a beach ball.

    • @chrissykinney1126
      @chrissykinney1126 8 місяців тому +1

      ​@@TheRealCitizenGhost😂 Right?!

    • @Show_time3
      @Show_time3 3 місяці тому +2

      @@7harrylimelol. I thought the exact same thing when I read this comment !!😂😂

  • @23skidoo46
    @23skidoo46 Рік тому +15

    coldest lyric in history -" you know you're semi good lookin" haha.

  • @matthewwilliamson6229
    @matthewwilliamson6229 Рік тому +3

    The straw effect you’re looking for is called comb filtering and he’s using an mxr phase 90 pedal to get it. It’s basically a modulated microsecond delay which is what happens to sound travelling through a straw.

    • @wentibbetts7833
      @wentibbetts7833 9 місяців тому

      Is he talking about moving the straw up/down through a cover, or what they listened to, sucking through a straw? I'm not sure I hear it. It's just glorious guitar.

  • @simonwilliams9200
    @simonwilliams9200 Рік тому +45

    When this album came out, my older brother was just out of high school. He saved enough money to buy a really nice stereo system. He would blast this song so loud, the base actually shook my folks little ranch house. My dad was on his way home from work and heard it over a mile away. 😂. What a great memory.

  • @jonfazzone5125
    @jonfazzone5125 Рік тому +46

    The Album that Changed Rock Music Forever. Eddie’s Guitar DLR a Frontman’s Frontman Those Killer Harmonies by Bassist Michael Anthony & Wonderful Drumming by Alex Van Halen

  • @Frankincensedjb123
    @Frankincensedjb123 Рік тому +18

    That echo, flange, distortion is killer. Those first five albums were air guitar heaven. Just imagine all the bros driving around in their jacked up rides blasting this shit. OH YEAH!

  • @mykeyoh1536
    @mykeyoh1536 Рік тому +3

    In 1978, The Sex Pistols had pulled many of us away into punk rock. THIS is one of those albums that pulled us right back. This album is so hard core and gnarly, back then it was considered just as big a middle finger to the rock world as anything punk rock was doing here in Southern California..... For those that don't know, Van Halen got it's start playing at a club called "The Starwood" in West Hollywood in the 1970's which is the same club where bands like (the original) Black Flag, X, and The Germs were creating the early L.A. punk scene. Van Halen hit it big as the punk scene exploded and then eventually self-destructed in the late 1970's... I've always felt a lot of the same energy from this first Van Halen album as the music that came out of the L.A. underground at the time.
    (see documentary "Decline of Western Civilization" if you're interested in who Van Halen was sharing the club stage with as they recorded this album...).

  • @danpals7678
    @danpals7678 Рік тому +13

    I'm 62 and this is just a rock album. No slow songs. I went out and bought it as soon as I heard it. Good times.

    • @cahillgreg
      @cahillgreg 10 місяців тому

      Hope you have someone at home to care for you - bless

  • @timwhitnell7145
    @timwhitnell7145 Рік тому +30

    Eddie and Michael Anthony's backing harmonies are so smooth on many VH songs. Alex is also an underappreciated drummer. Please guys, make it a triple shot and play the vastly underrated and underplayed Ice Cream Man, also off the classic debut album. It's fun, cheeky and so bluesy rockin'.

  • @allenmartin9900
    @allenmartin9900 Рік тому +5

    I was 16 driving through a strip mall and my best friend had the 8 track and we put it in my car stereo and yes it was like nothing i'd ever heard. Eddie's Brown sound. Best tone Eddie ever had and yes he strarted a new guitar era.

  • @dougf.3916
    @dougf.3916 Рік тому +3

    their best song imo

  • @workingman6681
    @workingman6681 Рік тому +24

    Everybody forgets how good of a rhythm guitarist Eddie was. I was a freshman in High School when this album came out. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

    • @javi5810
      @javi5810 Рік тому +3

      His rhythm was always so funky and fun it was so great

  • @stevenm.6886
    @stevenm.6886 Рік тому +4

    I vividly remember jumping in my buddies Torino to go to school he gave me this look and says Check this shit out! Just cranked it, I was stunned. Never had I heard anything like it. God what a memory

  • @user-Spicoli
    @user-Spicoli Рік тому +2

    Pure Genius!!!!

  • @mikerichardson8983
    @mikerichardson8983 Рік тому +4

    The first time i heard this album back in 1978, i was blown away. I could not figure out how a guitar could make those sounds. Every song on this album is fire. I will put this album up against any other album ever made. And to think it was the debut album at that. Unbelieveable. I still have the album from 1978 that i bought. Still can't believe the sounds that Eddie could make come out of a guitar. RIP EDDIE. You will never be forgotten!

  • @johnflores5286
    @johnflores5286 Рік тому +5

    Still blowing out speakers 40 plus years later. 💪😎🤘

  • @memorylane7068
    @memorylane7068 10 місяців тому +2

    Yes, awesome concert experience!!!

  • @billbryant9995
    @billbryant9995 Рік тому +14

    I saw them live in 1984, you're right, they are amazing live. The thing that struck me was that they never missed a note; every song was precisely as they recorded it. Awesome band.

  • @gamuir
    @gamuir Рік тому +19

    I was 16 when this came out and every Friday night a bunch of us would air guitar to this album and this song was the best of them all.

  • @davehess1019
    @davehess1019 Рік тому +7

    Eddie, in most of his interviews said he chased tone, he wanted a certain sound to come out of his guitar, he built his guitar from 3 different guitars to get a certain sound, the guitar was named the Frankenstrat

  • @pattimiranda8679
    @pattimiranda8679 11 місяців тому +2

    I saw Van Halen in concert, not in their heyday but in 2010 and their last tour, they still rocked!

  • @khagen50
    @khagen50 Рік тому +5

    A lot of deaf guys in their 50s now because of this guy.

  • @Blondewitch2681
    @Blondewitch2681 Рік тому +17

    They were beyond amazing live. The best concert ever!!! 🔥

  • @Rhythmic1
    @Rhythmic1 Рік тому +2

    When I was a kid they played all over the San Gabriel Valley and Inland Empire out here in the LA area and were a regular on the Sunset Strip. This was a few years before they were signed. They played high school dances too. They played at our schools prom but I was a junior so I couldn't go to see them. They'd also play big backyard parties. And by big I mean hundreds of people at big estates in Pasadena, up in the hills in Hacienda Heights, and down in Orange County. So I had heard the buzz but had never heard their music until a friend took me to go see them play at the Whiskey around 1976. He said you have to see this. You've never seen anything like it. This was a year or two before the record you're playing came out. I remember standing about 20 feet from the stage not knowing what to expect. But from the time they walked on the stage (Roth jumped onto the stage) till they walked off it was stunning. Everyone's jaw dropped especially when Eddie did Eruption. Holy crap was it fucking amazing. We had never heard any of these songs before but it was plainly obvious they were going to be huge rock stars and Eddie was going to go down as one of the greatest guitarists of all time. Nobody had ever seen someone play guitar like that before. People wore that record out back then and everyone who heard it for the first time were stunned. Like me at that first show they were literally in a state of shock. As for the $100 tip Roth gave to roadies I'm not sure when that was going on but it wasn't in those early days before they were signed even though they were already drawing big crowds. I have no doubt that went down at some later point but a high school friend of ours grew up next door to them in South Pasadena and was one of Eddie's and Alex's childhood friends. He used to go over to their house and watch them practice when they first started playing. Way before they had even run into David Lee Roth out on the local band circuit. He roadied for them all the way through high school until they started touring. If that had been going on he'd have talked about it because he had plenty of stories about them. I feel really fortunate to have seen them before they took off nationally and worldwide.

  • @peterborchers410
    @peterborchers410 Рік тому +7

    This guitar riff is out of this world - 11 out of 10!

  • @bgray625
    @bgray625 Рік тому +3

    I imagine a monk in a remote mountain monastery in Nepal, meditating on how Buddha-nature is expressed in the sublime perfection of DLR-era Van Halen

  • @coloradochris3952
    @coloradochris3952 Рік тому +5

    My Mom would exercise to Van Hagar when i was a kid in the 80s/90s, which is all i needed to see to know which version of Van Halen rocked harder

  • @robinlowe2329
    @robinlowe2329 Рік тому +8

    With the music that was out in 1978 (I was there), this album came out and blew everyone away. You couldn't walk through my dorm without hearing it in every room being blasted.

  • @LaurieKron
    @LaurieKron Рік тому +6

    This music was just normal to me in high school in the 80s. Appreciate now how great it really was!! Thank you for the reaction!

  • @teresafigueroahendrickson5102
    @teresafigueroahendrickson5102 Рік тому +4

    I am so glad I seen Van Halen (several times), in concert. those were the (better) days.

  • @markturbyfill7157
    @markturbyfill7157 Рік тому +4

    Ed was originally reticent to bring the riff to the band, he thought it was too simple.

  • @darlenebimbai2145
    @darlenebimbai2145 Рік тому +8

    One of the greatest songs of all time ❤️

  • @starexplorers1202
    @starexplorers1202 Рік тому +8

    Imagine yelling out at a VH concert "Eddie!! Gimme some of that straw-slurpee-tone!!"

  • @edwardcarrier4816
    @edwardcarrier4816 Рік тому +2

    The effect you are talking about is called a flanger pedal. That's what gives you the tunnel like straw sound.

  • @Ace-hv8qt
    @Ace-hv8qt Рік тому +4

    This song slaps hard

  • @kevinbrown6833
    @kevinbrown6833 Рік тому +8

    I was 12 growing up in LA,and this album blew my mind!! It changed the directing of music in general for me period!

  • @endoamuse
    @endoamuse Рік тому +2

    Straw funnel sound. LMAO 🤣 That "Polar Pop" liquid sound you were trying to describe is a FLANGER effect that Eddie used on that riff. 💯 I've also heard the flanger effect described as a jet airplane sound as it's passing you from overhead. ✈️
    Amazing stuff. Thanks for the great review guys!👍 RIP, King Edward 👑🎸♥️

  • @NestingSpider
    @NestingSpider Рік тому +2

    I AM SO GLAD TO HAVE GROWN UP IN THIS ERA...born, 1969!!!

  • @mikenastasi8927
    @mikenastasi8927 Рік тому +6

    Long time Ozzy Osbourne guitarist Zakk Wylde said that when this album came out in 1978, he would listen to it for hours on end trying to figure out what Eddie did. Ted Nugent himself was blown away as well, and countless others.

  • @mikerichardson8983
    @mikerichardson8983 Рік тому +27

    I would put this album up against any other album in the world. There is not a bad song on the entire album. Banger after banger. Pure fire!

  • @kdm71291
    @kdm71291 Рік тому +8

    If you’ve been lucky, like me, you’ve experienced the pure primal joy of being among the 15,000+ fans yelling “HEY, HEY, HEY!” with a fist pump in the air along with David Lee Roth!

    • @lisarousseau788
      @lisarousseau788 10 місяців тому +1

      Yes I was and it was fucking awesome! Still my favorite song after 45 years!

  • @cassconner6023
    @cassconner6023 7 місяців тому +2

    Listen to this as soon as you wake up and you can skip your morning coffee!!

  • @katamedo5703
    @katamedo5703 Рік тому +4

    Eddie was a killa. Way Underrated rhythm player. Rest in Peace

    • @myplan8166
      @myplan8166 9 місяців тому +3

      Calling EvH an underrated guitarplayer is like calling Jesus an underrated christian

    • @katamedo5703
      @katamedo5703 9 місяців тому +3

      @@myplan8166 i specifically said rhythm guitar

  • @davehess1019
    @davehess1019 Рік тому +43

    Eddie Van Halen is the Master, greatest of all time, Rest in Peace Eddie.

    • @loristone9242
      @loristone9242 Рік тому +4

      Indeed he is. And I love the appreciation these three have for Van Halen. RIP EVH.

    • @steved1135
      @steved1135 Рік тому +3

      Yup.

    • @williamcabell142
      @williamcabell142 Рік тому +2

      No he’s not! He’s good but he ain’t SRV!

    • @davehess1019
      @davehess1019 Рік тому +3

      @@williamcabell142 are you kidding, do you even listen to Van Halen, do you even pay attention?

    • @steved1135
      @steved1135 Рік тому +3

      @@williamcabell142 lol. That's funny.

  • @supobostarman
    @supobostarman Рік тому +4

    This was the party album when i was in high school in the 70s. Amazing guitar we had never heard before. Blew us all away!

  • @grd5150
    @grd5150 Рік тому +2

    1978 when the music landscape changed forever!!! Best rock band to come out of the USA, period ....

  • @cpframe
    @cpframe Рік тому +4

    Cruising the beach with the top down on my ‘67 TR250 blasting this album. Man those were the days!

  • @bdavidson8658
    @bdavidson8658 Рік тому +3

    My personal favorite VH song, and also my favorite riff outstanding.

  • @mariaportengen2959
    @mariaportengen2959 Рік тому +4

    I was 22 when this record came out. It still gives me goosebumps, great guitar work. 🎸🎸🎶🎶🎶❤️

  • @hollysmith9979
    @hollysmith9979 Рік тому +2

    Van Halen was then and now 🔥 and always will be!!! Iove listening to you guys it's always a great time!!!

  • @jgsrhythm100
    @jgsrhythm100 Рік тому +10

    Everybody Wants some was mostly written in the studio ( improvised).
    Just different and easily as good as this. Both Epic. Any old school VH fan would agree." Cradle Will Rock" also from fourth album. Next

  • @jasonhill9674
    @jasonhill9674 Рік тому +3

    I worked in an automotive factory for 30 years running machinery and even welding and I can assure you Van Halen isn’t what you’d hear 😂

  • @SonicProfessor_a.k.a._T._Andra

    Oh, and: ALSO:
    Up until: FAIR WARNING [their 4th album], Van Halen albums were, essentially: a reflection of their live shows.
    Just: THAT energy, power and immediacy. ...It gave them that "raw" and "no stopping, no hesitation" feel/energy.
    No guitar overdubs. Mainly recorded live, as one (including David).
    ...and based-on/-around songs from their "Sunset Strip days" (circa 1975-1978 --although, the fact is: Eddie, always used and '"recycled" old songs. o;f parts and bits and melodies and phrases (bits of songs and unfinished, unused "riffs,"etc.)
    ...2 of the best songs on MCMLXXXIV ["Girl Gone Bad" and "House Of Pain"] are: old, "added-onto" and "mutated, slightly," songs and ideas from those times/demos written before this album [the debut Van Halen album.] was, ever, recorded or conceived-of!
    -And: 100%. Absolutely. ...and: in EVERY (ewven potential, possible!) way!:
    They were KILLER, live.
    Absolutely, relentlessly, unstoppably, inarguably: SUPERB. Night-in-and-night-out.
    🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
    Eddie: Incomparable guitar tone and technical mastery; but MORE importantly!!!!!: FEEL.🔥🔥🔥🔥
    Consummate rhythm (In phrasing melodic lines, individual notes, runs, patterns, chords: EVERYTHING & ANYTHING!]. Groove. A knowledge of how to complement (AND, even, enhance!) things melodically and rhythmically and when NOT to play, as well!
    Michael Anthony: underratedly solid, "on-point" and "never off" on the bass.
    Michael and Eddie's background vocals are, like, "the unrecognized 'secret' " of this band's music, too.,
    [Michael does the ultra-high parts.]
    Alex: beast. ...Power, precision and developed a sense-of-groove ALMOST as good as his brother.
    ...obviously: having played from, nearly, "infancy," together and whatever genetic components can have influence ...Eddie and Alex could lock-in together without even trying.
    Michael Anthony, also: locked-up with Alex, like a shark's jaws on a dead fish.
    & D.L.R.: THE consummate frontman. I would put him up against ANYONE you think is "the best." ...or is "great."
    He beats Jagger. He beats Steven Tyler. ...He, just, beats anyone, really.
    No-one competes with Dave for: energy, volume, egoistic display, insouciant foolishness. 100% Owning ANY stage and having every person in the crowd as his friend and compatriot.
    He was THE KING.
    It is inarguable. Totally.
    Van Halen: in concert:
    Every time.100% Killer!
    The only POSSIBLE reasons you weren't having an AMAZING time would have been: You passed-out at the show, before the band started ...or: you died, on site.
    Outside of that???🤷🤷 Effectively: not possible.
    (...well !!!🤦🤦: until people (bandmembers) started getting to "falling-down-drunk" on stage levels. Then, I am sure there were "rough nights," in pales, as well... 🤷🤷 -But, mainly/the majority of the time: Best band you would ever want to hear and see and experience. Best you could, even IMAGINE!)

  • @paulbrighton3303
    @paulbrighton3303 Рік тому +3

    When this came out I was so freaked out by the sound, that I wanted to hear it loud, so I went out to my Toyota Celica in a snow storm and listened to it on my car stereo. Now, this is 1978. Don’t forget Boston’s Tom Scholtz was already doing what Eddie was doing…pull offs and hammer-ons, for three years prior in ‘75. But, what was new to all of us (I was 16) was the sound of his guitar. He used an Echoplex, which was a tape driven delay/echo effects unit, and with his playing, he created a whole new approach and sound never heard before. Add David Lee Roth, Michael Anthony’s super high and sweet backing vocals, and the open airy drums, you had a raw, live-sounding band, with little to no instrumental overdubs. That was the appeal. Raw, sexy, rock and roll, with a virtuoso guitarist.

  • @elisacardenas3535
    @elisacardenas3535 Рік тому +4

    One of my faves great song

  • @allenschain9306
    @allenschain9306 Рік тому +2

    I was 14 when this came out were all totally blown away

  • @deadreckoningplot
    @deadreckoningplot Рік тому +3

    Oh yea when this came out we never heard this tone and ballsy riffs. I still have my original album. They played this as the encore on their ‘81 shows and the paint would peel off the arenas.

  • @domingoperez4258
    @domingoperez4258 Рік тому +2

    Worked the Inglewood Forum in 1980 (Wear house) and would stay in the evening and watch all the concerts for free. Van Halen put on the best shows!

  • @randycomerford2038
    @randycomerford2038 Рік тому +2

    You're right about a rap group sampling this song, but it was back in the late 80's. It was sampled by 2 Live Crew, for the the song "Fuck Shop"...

  • @richardrader6427
    @richardrader6427 Рік тому +3

    Yes. Their concerts were outstanding!

  • @robwhitmer5294
    @robwhitmer5294 7 місяців тому +1

    1st saw them warming up for Montrose and Journey in 1978. Never heard of them. They started the set with this song and blew our minds.

  • @stevebarber8501
    @stevebarber8501 Рік тому +2

    Great to hear Diamond Dave getting some love.

  • @loristone9242
    @loristone9242 Рік тому +4

    The straw part 🤣 Perfectly hilarious. And frankly, that sounds like something Lex would say. 😜 I love it. This is one of the best rock n roll songs ever.

  • @djfrank68
    @djfrank68 Рік тому +3

    That guitar effect is a phaser or flanger pedal. And the bell-like chime in the breakdown is called string harmonics.

  • @deannajones3849
    @deannajones3849 Рік тому +2

    Love this one!

  • @DrnkTheWildAir
    @DrnkTheWildAir Рік тому +2

    WoW!!! Brings back memories!!❤

  • @janetf23
    @janetf23 Рік тому +3

    Ryan just about laughing his face off in this one was priceless!🤣

  • @toughpull
    @toughpull Рік тому +6

    Seen them in 78 in Cincinnati opened up for Black Sabbath, it was incredible

    • @bethbodee
      @bethbodee Рік тому +2

      Same tour in Pittsburgh 🔥

  • @bayareathrasher666
    @bayareathrasher666 Рік тому +2

    My first concert. Van Halen Fair Warning tour. Oakland, Ca. 1981. I was 12. They filmed the whole concert and three songs were on heavy rotation on early MTV, it was a trip watching it and reliving it everytime. I still do.

  • @douglasw9624
    @douglasw9624 Рік тому +2

    first time I heard this song was in a drive-in theater....was amazed....

  • @MrJoseph6119
    @MrJoseph6119 Рік тому +3

    Eddie Van Halen Changed the World #1, R.I.P Eddie!

  • @zookytar
    @zookytar 5 місяців тому +1

    The triangle dinging isn't playing high up on the fretboard. It's harmonics, where you change the wavelength of the string by lightly touching it at exactly 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, etc of the length. Then when you pluck the string, it rings out at the new wavelength and sounds like a bell.

  • @howie5th
    @howie5th Рік тому +5

    This my friends, is the definitive VH song! Opening guitar riff, chorus, bridge...yep!

  • @PhilPastor
    @PhilPastor Рік тому +2

    Good reaction, guys. This has always been my favorite VanHalen song... the guitar is just so awesome. There was nothing like cruisin' down the road with this song blasting the neighborhood!

  • @ericsmith6615
    @ericsmith6615 Рік тому +2

    Wife Speaking..I swear I sang this with KIP WINGER at a concert (Winger done an AMAZING cover)..."It totally sounds like David Lee Roth" ...PERFECTLY STATED 🤘🤘🤘😁

  • @khagen50
    @khagen50 Рік тому +3

    Michael Windslow can make that straw sound. No problem. LOL

  • @joeburt1106
    @joeburt1106 Рік тому +5

    10 years old when this album broke. Was hooked on Eddie's unique "brown sound" as they called it. Mean Street is just incredible on Fair Warning.

  • @susanmurray7654
    @susanmurray7654 Рік тому +2

    My favorite VH song ever

  • @princeofpcos9804
    @princeofpcos9804 Рік тому +3

    The entire album is all killer no filler

  • @salamunga5645
    @salamunga5645 Рік тому +2

    omg I remember when they dropped this we were all waaaaaa wTF IS THIS?!?! THIS IS GREAT!! good times

  • @Critical_Thinker858
    @Critical_Thinker858 Рік тому +7

    Nothing (and no one) sounded like Eddie Van Halen in 1978. His sound was unprecedented. He was one of the most creative guitarists ever, a true artist that transcended his art form. I didn't even get exposed to their 1978 debut until 1982 (around the time Diver Down came out) and from there, me and my 7th grade buddies went back to purchase and listen to VH, VH2, Women and Children First, and Fair Warning. The band quickly became a favorite with my friends and me. Their mind bending remake of Roy Orbison's classic, "Oh, Pretty Woman" (which must always be played with the "Intruder" intro.) was life changing in 1982. You guys need to do that and you also need to do Little Guitars with its intro. I think you should do a Fair Warning complete album review. One of the most underrated albums in rock history.

    • @timwhitnell7145
      @timwhitnell7145 Рік тому +2

      Well said, Kurtis. I completely agree. I love every VH album with David Lee Roth.

  • @MrBryanwithay
    @MrBryanwithay Рік тому +3

    I respect how deep you went down the straw rabbit hole, lol!!! Van Halen!!!! Back in 1982, at the age of 14, my school note books had VH symbols all over them and Eddie Van Halen was GOD.

  • @eileendobbs8009
    @eileendobbs8009 Рік тому +2

    Dating myself here but I had this 8 track and wore it out. This was my favorite VH song from that album. Alex Van Halen's drumming is so overshadowed by Eddie's guitar but both incredible musicians.

  • @jdenney666
    @jdenney666 Рік тому +3

    The sound is a combination of a flanger and a MXR Phase 90. Both are analog stomp pedals

  • @kevinsmith4429
    @kevinsmith4429 Рік тому +3

    Saw them at Winterland in San Francisco , the first show on their first major tour, right after this came out . Never really heard of them never ever forgot about them after that. They opened for Santana. That's who I went to see. Who knew?

  • @joelhammond4162
    @joelhammond4162 Рік тому +9

    Here’s a vote for the whole album! 🔥

  • @markoconnor995
    @markoconnor995 Рік тому +3

    Despite the messed up lyrics, this was the song that hooked me when I was a high school kid. And, yes, it was the guitar and live, this sounded great.

  • @bobschick9740
    @bobschick9740 Рік тому +3

    Was working security backstage at one of their early concerts and can confirm what Ty said about the roadies recruitment since I was told to let multiple ladies back to the dressing room at their bequest....never knew about the "bounty" but does not surprise me...saw stuff at 17 that was unbelievable.. literally but what a show!

  • @mono_was-here
    @mono_was-here 8 місяців тому +1

    Seeing their first 3 concerts was AMAZING!!

  • @PatrickORourke-yz3xn
    @PatrickORourke-yz3xn Рік тому +2

    I wore this 8-track OUT back in '81 in my '71 Ford LTD on the best shitty car speakers I could afford! Something that was very common, "back in the day," was that any time somebody got a new "used" car, the next bit of time and money went towards improving the sound system. My huge car was a designated cruiser and this album, Back in Black, Moving Pictures, Hi Infidelity, Metal Health, '74-'78 Steve Miller Band greatest hits, In Through the Out Door were also 8-tracks in heavy rotation.

  • @cidmedini3444
    @cidmedini3444 Рік тому +2

    Used to play this as load as possible when arriving & leaving the parking lot of my high school....

  • @legman1476
    @legman1476 Рік тому +12

    That "Straw-funnel" sound you're referencing is a "Flange" effect among others. Eddie also used a Phase 90 pedal. You recently did `Head Over Heels' by Tears for Fears where the "flange" effect is used on the drum break into the "La-la-la-la-las" and at the end when Roland sings "Time flies!"
    Here's a clip on how he achieves the effect: ua-cam.com/video/-6YEaxyVEoA/v-deo.html

  • @firstnamelastname8060
    @firstnamelastname8060 Рік тому +4

    DUDES! You MUST do "Ice Cream Man"! The fact I've seen NOBODY request this, is insane. And speaking of "Fire", "On Fire" is just that. Prolly their hardest song ever.

    • @SVanWhelan
      @SVanWhelan Рік тому +2

      I would say Ice Cream Man and I’m The One are necessities

  • @warinsidemyhead8939
    @warinsidemyhead8939 Рік тому +12

    I was 9 yrs old when this hit radio.......even that kid knew this was groundbreaking....it sounded badass....the entire album rocked....I loved Ace Frehley up to that point....then it was all King Edward after that.....I grew up....😊

    • @lovetodance
      @lovetodance Рік тому +1

      Same here. Was 9 and knew good stuff even that young. This album blew me away.

  • @mikelambert8324
    @mikelambert8324 Рік тому +2

    That sound is a flanger/phase 90 effect that Eddie used to get that sound