Three Girls React to Van Halen Eruption Guitar Solo
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- Опубліковано 25 вер 2024
- Hey you guys! Van Halen is an amazing guitar soloist! Mia said she was lost in the music. Sara was left speechless. While I was left with a sensation to cry, but I held back! It is amazing to comprehend the beauty that comes out of a guitar while being played by a master guitarist! Eddie not only moved the crowd, he moved us three as well! Thank you all who requested this beautiful guitar solo! And as always stay safe and we'll see you in the next video!
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Who's here after Eddie's passing? Devastated right now. r.i.p. to the one of the greatest guitar legends ever to grace the stage.
No words. Devastated
😢🎸🌠✨⭐🌟💫🌌
2020 proves once again that it is brutal. We have lost a legend that was underrated because of the number of people that leave him out of their top 5 guitarists of all time. RIP Mr. Van Halen, you will be missed and you will live on.
Sadly 😞
Saw Van Halen supporting Sabbath in the UK in 78. Blew me away. RIP to a real legendary musician EVH
Just heard the shocking news, Eddie Van Halen just died, I hope he shreds in heaven (R.I.P. Eddie 1955-2020)
Everyone has listened to Van Helen before, they just don't know yet
Just beat it
Now that is a great quote! I'm using that shit!
That's because it's Van Halen and Everybody Wants Some! :)
jump
One word: jump
Eddie is not just gifted. When he was young and broke, he would spend
hours and hours and hours practicing guitar and building his own guitars
with modified parts, to get the exact sound he was looking for that
nobody else had......the sound of which BLEW AWAY every guitar player
who heard Eddie hit the scene in 1978. The perfect player arrived with
the Holy Grail of guitar sounds. That guitar he's playing he built
himself for less than $200 bucks.
Yeah and a good thing he really never listened to music, and that helped him to find his sound. The Brown sound.
@@juliandancingshadow4959 You think he never listened to music? Every musician learns from musicians from the past, the greatest musicians manage to put all their favourite musicians together in their playing and that’s how people like Eddie are made.
@@MrBazzos No I don't think so, Eddie said so..... I heard it from the horses mouth.....
@@juliandancingshadow4959 Believe it it not but, Eddie was known for not telling the truth all the time, sometimes as a joke and sometimes because he was sick of answering the same questions over and over again. Every musician has influences or else they wouldn’t know how to play their instrument in the first place! You always have to start from somewhere by either copying the songs you hear on the radio or by learning music theory and pieces that way, either way they are all influences that affect the player you will become in the future.
@@MrBazzos Yep I agree with you. You got to start somewhere, radio and records. I have a been musician for 40 years. In the studio from 1984 till present.. and 90% artist say the same thing especially for song writers, lyricist and guitar players who go for original music. Most of them after they get to a certain point in their life musically. They really don't listen to the radio, as a session player I have been all over the country. I have met 100's of professional musicians; myself included I agree listening to others music can have a bad influence on creativity of original music, Part of guitar / bass riffs, a drum fill or accents, keyboards arrangements, vocals. The list goes on and on, especially for cover and tribute bands. But like I said I've had a few conversions, and he always said, "Van Halen don't sound like no other."
It's all about guitar tone, technique, and phrasing. You can tell it's Eddie Van Halen just by listening.
Yep!
My whole life I've been searching for what it's all about. Finally, that day has come.
I agree
You know this really doesn’t get talked about enough. A guitarist phrasing really defines a sound. You can tell who’s playing voodoo Chile weather it’s SRV vs Jimmie just because of that. It’s a very important quality of the individual guitar player
Are you saying randy was too aragent ?
I love it when you say “he was just having fun”, and he was. He loved doing it. He never took that smile off his face. RIP Eddie
It’s really cool seeing young people acknowledge 80s rock, it gives me hope that one day it’ll make a comeback
I sure hope it does because the shit that’s popular today is not music!
Far as I'm concerned, the good stuff never fell out of favor.
What do you mean it already has!
@J S I'm 18 and my mom has had me listening to 80s metal since I was 6. Couldn't imagine not having it as part of my life.
Maybe there's hope
Eddie was a genius, so innovative. He's the reason millions picked up the guitar. Glad I had the opportunity to witness him live. He may no longer be with us but his music will never die ! ! ! R.I.P. Eddie ! ! ! !
When he does his jumps they're known as "Flying Eddies."
When everyone else does it it's a scissor leap, when Eddie does it,, it's teh Flying Dutchman.
Eddie was an amazing talent. He will always be remembered!!!
"Somebody, give me a guitar", I feel you, sis. And that's why it spread a new generation of guitar players. You got it!
This performance is actually numerous Van Halen riffs rolled into one:
Drop Dead Legs
Eruption
Cathedral
Mean Streets
1984
....and a TON of Eddie improvisation!
They’re pretty similar but I think it’s actually 316 not Drop Dead Legs
@@philipboban4183 I've been listening to Eddie since 1978 and i know this Live with out a net solo like the back of my hand. Never heard any Drop Dead Legs in there..
And a smoke. Cheers my friend
@Milesgatman Where?
I also heard a little nod to Spanish Fly too
I still remember the first time I heard Van Halen in 1978. It seemed like every high school kid ran to the record store to buy their first album the day Runnin With the Devil hit the radio. We were already listening to Hendrix, Clapton and Jimmy Page and nobody thought it was even possible for a new guitar player to come around and blow people's minds. And there was Eddie. It was like hearing something you'd never heard before in your life and it was amazing. Perhaps the best thing about it was that as kids of the 1970's, Eddie and Van Halen felt like ours. They weren't rooted in a previous generation like Hendrix and Clapton and Page. They were our generation, and they belonged to us.
Mel Prophet you said it 👍🏻
You forgot to mention Gary Moore
I first heard Van Halen was when I was 18 and helping a buddy install a car stereo in his car and when done he popped in this in 8 track format and blew my mind. Been a fan ever since.
@@robertsumners931 R.I.P.
@@capcompass9298 He passed away much too soon, take care.
R.i.P Eddie Van Halen , one of the greatest guitar players of all time.
Not bad for a "self-taught" guitar player huh? Not the first to do the "finger-tapping," but damn sure made it famous.
They should witness randy rhodes
Didnt he get lessons from someone. I cant remember his name but he was a famous guitar comedian
Negative Zero no, Eddie doesn’t even know how to read music, that’s what makes it more better
Negative Zero He was too arrogant to get lessons. He thought he was better than everybody else.
@@taoist32 Not wrong though is he?
Trust me when I tell y’all, growing up in the 80s and listening to music like this was awesome. 😎
I think it's really cool how these young ladies reacted to Eddie's playing
YES VERY FUN TO WATCH !!!! REMINDS ME OF HEARING EDDIE FOR THE 1st TIME IN 1987 !!!!! FRICKING AMAZING !!!! LOL !!!!!
I love seeing the younger generation being exposed to utter musical genius for the first time. Welcome to the family young ladies!!!
“Somebody get me a guitar.” (@9:15) Thousands of aspiring music lover said the exact same thing. And they still do when they see and hear the incomparable, one and only EVH.
Yes
It’s ok to cry while watching this, I still do. Then I turn and look at my guitar, and I start balling uncontrollably!
Rip Eddie van Halen today he passed away but still a rock god !
Dimebag Darrel (Pantera, RIP) used to do eddies’s eruption solo all the time at shows. He loved Van Halen growing up, huge influence. At Dime’s funeral, Eddie showed up personally to put one of his original set made guitars inside Dime’s coffin. Pretty wild
that guitar was known as BUMBLE BEE.....
Randy Rhoads played Eruption too in his live solo.
Priceless. The girl in the middles reaction at 12:06 says it all. I've said it a million times....they don't make music like they used to. Love their reactions!!!!
The girl on the right/her left, I saw her wink one time at Eddie Van Halen, and she also most of the time she’s smiling while making weird expressions
The girl in the middle is Mia and her sister is sitting on the right is Juliet.
When Dime Bag Darrell of Pantera passed away Eddie Van Halen put one of his (Eddie's) guitars in the casket with Dime.
Night Rider72 It was his black / gold guitar from Van Halen II 🎸
Do u remember which 1 ?
The greatest are always humble.
@@lndvideo what about those in their younger day's thought the opposite??
Yep. It was his black and yellow one from Van Halen II
I was lucky enough to see this genius live five times. I am in tears watching this. We miss you Eddie.
And that’s how you play the guitar....
No that's how Eddie plays guitar !
Yup - what a fuckin guitar STUD !!
If your a god
When Eddie played he always had a smile on his face... Thoroughly enjoying the moment....
Eddie was influenced by Mozart. You can hear it here. Hell he even named his kid Wolfgang!
The girl on the right with the yellow top had such a big smile on her face. Yup, that's how I feel everytime I watch or listen to Eddie play.
The reaction you just had seeing Van Halen play eruption for the first time that is generally everyone's reaction. I seen him played at live in 1979 it's still impressive to this day.
Alan Schaible That’s awesome! Where and how much were tickets?
Thanks for sharing girls! I am an old Van Halen fan and they were in my first concert in 1984 when I was sixteen. I was just as blown away as you are. Keep the flame alive in your generation! LONG LIVE EDDIE VAN HALEN!
One of the greatest rock'n'roll guitarists of all time.
Thee...greatest guitarist
He *is the* inventor (the "father") of the modern rock-guitarism😉
@@matiasbadilla5717 Hendrix isn't even close, are you kidding.
@@la213blanco not even close!
@@steveh9789 Maybe not in terms of technicality but creativity and willingness to experiment with it yes.
RIP Eddie.
Girls, you just don't *react* to this. You experience it.🤟🎸
I loved hearing everything you had to say.
The audience absolutely knew eruption like most people and were looking forward to it like all of their shows. It’s what began their rocket to the top. EDDIE is definitely not your average guitarist, nor does he have a standard issue back story and future relevance in rock. This album made history and changed everything.
By the way, the little one in the middle looks like she’s thinking, “ how the hell am I ever going to do that kind of stuff ? Maybe I should give up before I start ? “, lol ! ...........Don’t !! Quitters never succeed.
And this is why us old folks haven’t lost faith, the youth of today can still appreciate a genius at work amidst all the recycled auto tune garbage out there today. That my ladies is called musical talent. You gained a subscriber
Amen!!!!
You took the words right outta my mouth!
Agree!
And they got another subscriber in me.
12 years old here and i will gladly listen some of the classics than autotune crap i hear from my sisters room everyday
Agreed
The look on your faces is priceless!!!! Put the light on him EDWARD VAN HALEN.....
The "different breaks" are actually Eddie transitioning into different songs. This is called the Eruption solo, but Eruption itself is only maybe a minute long and it was the first "super fast" part you heard him playing. He opened up his guitar solo with a song called 3:16, which is a song he wrote as a lullaby to his son, Wolfgang. Then went into a part of another song, then Eruption before his first "break." Then when he went to the middle under the blue light and played the song that sounded like a violin, that is an entire song called Cathedral. The song where he is slapping his guitar is called Spanish Fly. So the "Eruption solo" here is really a set of several songs that came off different albums. Eruption just happens to be the solo he became famous for. He built his own guitars and gear because he couldn't afford all the special stuff other bands had. He was an inventor and innovator of instruments and sound. A musical genius. He got it from his father, who was a Dutch musician and had Eddie classically trained as a kid. Eddie didn't start off his musical life on the guitar...he started it on the piano. He actually picked up a guitar because he and his brother were starting a band, and they both wanted to play the drums but Eddie let his brother do it. And that in fact is who is playing the drums in this video. We are all glad they made that switch because it changed music history. You just witnessed true talent, and glad you girls enjoyed it!
yes it was their father who influencd them but it was their mother who cracked the whip and made them take piano lessons
ladies enjoy one of the best rock guitarist in music history, the one and only EVH , born in Amsterdam the netherlands 🇳🇱
My country🤘
The greatest city in the world.....volgens mij
HOLLAND!! HEY HEY HEY!!!
last time i was in the netherlands was summer 2005
Great reaction video, Ladies!
It’s so refreshing to see young people have such appreciation for a performance by Van Halen. There’s never been another group like them. I was fortunate enough to have seen them in concert (twice) and they put on one helluva show. Eddie was a total BAD ASS; one of the absolute greatest guitarists to ever walk the earth! #RIPEddie 💔✝️🕊
✨🤘🏼😇🎸✨
Wherever Eddie walked, the ground sang.
Rip the alltime greatest and most electrifying guitarist that ever existed, Edward Van Halen 🇳🇱 🇺🇸.
You girls are wonderful. Your enthusiasm and genuine enjoyment of the music is infectious in a good way. Thank you for brightening my evening. Steve from Scotland.
Thank you Steve!
I so agree. Y’all touch my heart ♥️
These girls really appreciate talent and I think is great to see them tell how they really feel about what they experience after watching Eddie Van Halen perform. Thank You!
Modern Mozart of the guitar, RIP
I want the names of the 18 people who hated this song
They're on notice
David Lee Roth
Maybe they didn't thumb down the song maybe they thumb down there "Reaction" or opinion about King Edward.
@@torreshl76 their
Randy Rhoads fans, most likely. 😁
EVH brought a lifetime of joy to this So Cal fan. Despite my continued heavy mourning, it made me smile to know that a new generation of non- fans were just as amazed at his mastery of the axe as I remain to this day. You finally witnessed greatness young ladies. RIP 🎸 GOD ✌️
Glad to see your appreciation for Eddie Van Halen!! A true legend!!! I've seen Van Halen many times, but the first time in 1978 I also got to be part of a meet and greet with the band. There were about 75 fans there, but each member of the band spent equal time with everyone! They were all super nice and gracious!! You all did a great reaction to this!!
I loved that you were smiling the whole time.
Thanks girls for ur reaction.ur reaction is genuine wen watching a genius do his work.🤘
Great to see the younger generation appreciating '' Real Music ''
Watching Gen-Z's appreciate metal and 80's rock ...gives me hope for humanity .
I'd never thought I could have goosebumps and shed a tear at the same time until I just watched this with you guys. We truly lost one of the greatest guitarists of our lifetimes. I'm so glad this happened during my time on this planet. We'll miss ya something fierce, Eddie. RIP
The one in the middle just got her mind blown and i think she'll buy a guitar in the near future
All from the hands of a maestro whos talent influenced a entire generation of guitar players.No guitar player has come close besides Jimi Hendrix to change the face of guitar playing forever. Everyone forgets how many great riffs/songs he wrote as well. Most importantly is the man himself who from all accounts was one of the most humble and gracious stars ever.R.I.P. to the G.O.A.T. Enjoyed your review, keep it up, you girls are awesome!
Life is precious, One minute you listen to a song of a great and then they’re gone! You guys rock and thanks for being rad! 🕺EVH. RIP EVH
Thank you ladies for letting me know that rock n roll will never die
When we all heard the greatest guitarist for our first time... you’re really cool young girls !
Ladies, that guitar is in a museum. Eddie is a legend. Its safe to say that it wouldve been a privilege to have been able to be inside that arena for that performance.
If you listen very close....he and his guitar"Frankenstine"....are having a great conversation.....R.I.P EDDIE....G.O.A.T.
So nice to see young people listening to older music. Thanks guys enjoyed the reactions
This is how I felt when i first heard Eddie! Thank you for the post. Great reaction!
These girls just witnessed ONE of the greatest guitarist solo performances ever recorded. They got Rocked
It's so funny that the little girl in the middle makes the most insightful comments!
You saw a genius at guitar, listened to them since I was 13 when I was racing motocross motorcycles, I'm 55 now, I play rock too, he taught me so much.
A huge void is left with eddie passing,not many come close,RIP eddie van halen ❤️
You guys - this is one of the greatest examples of how music is a universal language! I am a 60 year-old man who was around when Van Halen first started in the late 70's - but MY reaction to seeing this the first time actually fairly recently was A LOT like YOURS!! :D
I LOVED watching your reactions and hearing your insights om this piece - GREAT JOB!!
Thank you Vincent!
Thank you ladies. RIP EDDIE.
Thank you very much ladies, Eddie van Halen was iconic and excellent. Sincerely Lorenzo gig harbor Washington.
My faith in humanity is restored seeing young people get into 80's rock. I loved this video. The reaction was priceless..:)
The video ended abruptly like that because they went straight into the next song. The whole concert was recorded and it's awesome!
Side note, the drummer is his brother Alex.
You ladies have just witnessed the greatest guitar musician. The young lady in the middle asked for a guitar, it's called inspiration... He was full of just that. EDDY R.I.P.
11:58 9:13 The youngun in the center there should definitely pick up a guitar and learn! The way she feels the music and takes in the sound and the melody is absolutely remarkable to see! The great legends of the past from Eddie Van Halen, to Kirk Hammet, to Steve Vai, to Stevie Ray Vaughn, to Slash, to BB King, to Eric Johnson are who inspired all the guitarists of today to create music and art on the guitar (the greatest instrument in my opinion*). It is definitely, without a doubt in mind, a totally worth it journey that will inspire you and others for a lifetime. Keep rockin' you guys❤
I love the way you guys are so open minded while LISTENING. Good job young ladies.
When I was a kid in the 80s these are the 13 minutes that made me really want to play guitar. Eddie Van Halen is a musical genius. He hand built the guitar that he was playing.
Oh man, I wish we could go back in time and you live the experience. Excellent concerts.
There’s a lot of great guitarists out there, but nobody gets more sounds out of his axe than Eddie.
The only one that can compete is dimebag dude.
@EJ D yep both amazing guitarists but Eddie is the master.
Alex Lifeson
@@vaughanbuys7784 Randy rhoads
Hmmm Hendrix did & Uli Jon Roth does
R.I.P. to the king of 6 strings. This man was the father of all modern rock guitar players. I can say for me, i would of never gotten into guitar as much as i did if it werent for this man.
Legends live forever!
What the girl on the right said at around 8:53...the violin thing...thats exactly what I was thinking the first time I saw Eddie play live, 25 years ago. I'd never heard Cathedral before and it was unbelievable to me that he could make that sound with a guitar.
This was the first song i ever saw live - August 28, 1978 Van halen opening for Black sabbath. It's refreshing to see young people enjoy music that a generation ago enjoyed! Well done!
Now Eddie can rock out with Neil Peart as a drummer up in heaven.
Yeah he can! I'm sure he would want to be playing with his brother though!
Ladies you just witnessed one of the greatest solos of one of the greatest rock n roll players of all time!!! That man personally changed the playing of the guitar! That was in it's way a sacred 13 mins. Nice reaction ladies
Way back in his younger years, roughly early 80's, he would play with his back to the crowd for a lot of parts in the songs because he didn't want people (especially musicians ) figuring out and copying his fretwork. Took many years for him to showcase his finger work live.
Please cry. For Guitar. Like BUTTER!!!!!!!!! RIP Eddie.
You girls did an amazing job of analyzing this video! I've seen reaction videos from adults who don't have the critical analysis skills that the three of you have! While Eddie Van Halen is playing "Eruption" here, he is also mixing in parts of three other instrumentals: "316," "Spanish Fly," and "Cathedral." Imagine growing up in the late 1970s and early '80s and hearing EVH play but not having videos or the Internet to unveil the mystery behind what he is doing with the guitar. You girls are seeing all the secrets revealed; maybe you will start your own band one day. Good luck with the channel :)
The man is a legend, a Michaelangelo with a guitar. So glad you listened to this, the 80's really was the golden age of rock.
Eddie pioneered finger tapping and has influenced nearly every rock/metal guitarist to come after him.
If you like the guitar solo type stuff, someone else has mentioned Buckethead -Soothersayer (most emotional), I second their comment.
Congrats on the 10k subs, that was pretty quick.
Eddie didn't pioneer tapping but he did bring it to the mainstream and make it popular.
@@MaddogJones Exactly right. Hendrix was known to do a little tapping as well as many Bluegrass, Country and Jazz players before that. There's footage of Django Reinhardt tapping back in the 1930s. I'm sure as long as there has been string instruments of any kind someone was using both hands. Stay safe everyone. Cheers.
@@MaddogJones Pioneer: a person who is among the first to explore or settle a new country or area. Pioneer doesn't mean the first. Stop arguing over semantics.
@@MaddogJones pioneer doesn't mean the inventor
@M 40 um.. look up Steve Lynch.. He was doing it in the club circuits and in the studio before Eddie was becoming known for it. There were a few that were doing that, probably due to the Hendrix influence. But I know Lynch was doing it in the early 70's in his club and studio days and had it perfected before anyone really heard of EVH.
Saw van halen in 2004 Biloxi Mississippi....Simply the best❤RIP
He will.....be missed 😪😪😪😪😪😪
You would have loved seeing the concert live!!!
He was basically just playing around when he did his solo.
It's called "tapping "
He didn't invent it, but he perfected it))
As a former stagehand and spot op. we never tire of keeping them on target.))
Think about getting involved in your schools theater/music development and local theater in your community college
What a fun video!!! Both Eddie AND the ladies watching him. Hope Eddie watches this one day. Thumbs up!!
i love the "Mean street" part of the solo the best!
Mean street is such a badass song.van halen wre so mean & nasty in the early 80s
Been playing 25 years . Grew up watching him , truly the best ever . This gives me chills how great he is
For a couple of years after Eddie created Eruption he had to play it behind an amplifier so no one could see how he did it. As for Eddie's smoking habit, he is now having cancer issues.
It was because of the nickel and brass picks he held on his tongue. That and alchohol problems. Lots of old people are still alive that smoked for many decades
@@cornstar1253 I smoked for about 30 years. I developed throat cancer and had my voice box removed, so I can't speak anymore, but I blame no one but myself. I was stupid enough to take the risk, and I lost. However, I'm still alive, and the cancer is gone(for now anyway). People who smoke and then blame the cigarette manufacturers piss me off. It's been known for decades that when YOU smoke, YOU are taking the chance. YOU are responsible. No one else.
Pope Anthony, not exactly sure where you got this idea, but we watched him the year the album came out playing it, and the year after. Finger taping wasn't new. You can watch Hendrix doing it and some others as well. What Eddie managed to do was a little like Hendrix on overdrive, where he was controlling the guitar as much as he was playing it. He's playing on the very edge of feedback, and that gives him a lot more to work with.
@@cl8onj388 You know, I just decided to stop reading your post, I have been smoking probably for 35 years, No issues yet but you´re right, it´s a risk and how stupid habit it is. thanks
@@motorlife7037 The ironic part of it all is, i quit smoking in 2013, and developed the cancer 4 years later, so, not trying to scare you or anything, but, once you've smoked, you're probably at risk for the rest of your life. However, m woo is right. There are lots of people who've smoked for years, and never have an issue w/ cancer. It DOES increase your risk of getting it though. Glad you decided to quit. It's not only a health risk, but it's EXPENSIVE, too.
Imagine being him on stage playing an epic solo like that. Feeding the crowd your energy and feeding off them . I bet there is no other feeling in the world
Somebody get Mia an electric guitar!!
18 days later and in still in shock. out of all the musicians in the whole world, he was my guy. I have been following him the mammoth days. And now music will never be the same to me. RIP Edward
Rip Eddie, saw him play in Germany Monsters of Rock ‘84- simply awesome!,,
Oh wow, you guys did this reaction before Eddie passed away. I thought it was the other way around. Girl in the center is so dialed in. I wouldn't be surprised if she's a musician/artist.
This guy is just amazing... you know what is also amazing? You girls, right at minute 14:01 ... Now THAT'S a really great reaction!! :-D ... Cheers! Keep it up! You doing great!
When he's on he's the best you'll ever see, such great memories, literally brings me to tears.
You WERE crying, ha ha, its okay. ive been crying since he died.
This is the the most amazing rock guitar solo ever filmed... if I had to pick one Eddie performance to show future generations what he was like this would be it... it says it all... his playing soared to the heavens... RIP Ed
Rip Eddie! we lost one of the great ones today :-(