Reo blast8ng headed down to OU to stay with now wife for weekend. WOW !!!!!!
If you're playing this song watch your speed because the ending will have metal to the peddle!
Reo blast8ng headed down to OU to stay with now wife for weekend. WOW !!!!!!
I don't think so. Some of the choices on here are pretty controversial, IMO. Very much worth debating.Shouldn't this be on the General Board?
Smaller venue-Cody Jinks
Large venue-Anger Management Tour-Eminem, 50 Cent, Ludacris, and Lil' Jon and the East Side Boyz
A close second would be Lynyrd Skynyrd with Hank Williams Jr. and .38 Special
If you're playing this song watch your speed because the ending will have metal to the peddle!
What the hell, it shows we all have a human side.I don't think so. Some of the choices on here are pretty controversial, IMO. Very much worth debating.
Wow .... would Love to See Luda
I did See 38 Special - Great Show
In a 2015 piece for Arizona State University’s Zocalo Public Square, Sarah Rothbard noted that Van Halen did not simply teach himself music, but also invented a new sound. As an immigrant of modest means, he often couldn’t afford the best equipment. According to Ms. Rothbard:A self-taught musician, Mr. Van Halen popularized the two-handed tapping technique of playing with both hands on the neck of the guitar. The style, which showcased how blindingly fast he could pick out a melody, helped make “Eruption” what is widely considered among the greatest guitar solos of all time. With his brother he formed the basis of Van Halen, the band that made hard rock’s comeback in the 1980s.
He also learned to use his fingers to make sounds that others might seek to achieve through expensive technology. Ms. Rothbard recounted an interview with the rocker at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History in Washington. Van Halen talked about the lessons learned from his father, who was also a musician:In between taking up guitar and becoming a star, there were “a lot of years of experimentation,” said Van Halen—taking apart guitars, opening up amplifiers, and getting electrocuted. Some of that was driven by necessity. But a lot of it was just his nature... Van Halen knew the sound he wanted to achieve, but he couldn’t find a guitar that could make it. So he got different parts from different guitar-makers, including Gibson and Fender, screwed and soldered and melted them together, and built the instrument he wanted.
“With his distinct solos, Eddie Van Halen fueled the ultimate California party band,” observes Mark Kennedy of the Associated Press.In the early-to-mid Seventies, heavy metal and hard rock were defined by the brooding dirges of Black Sabbath, the mysticism of Led Zeppelin, and the hard-driving hyper-masculinity of Deep Purple and Judas Priest. Van Halen made heavy metal you could dance to.
With a road-battered guitar, lightning-quick fingers and a welcoming good-time grin, Eddie Van Halen and his band Van Halen may have been just what the 1970s needed.
In that 2015 interview at the Smithsonian, Van Halen was asked if he felt he was living the American dream. Ms. Rothbard notes his answer:Amid a sea of aging ’60s rock acts and forgettable radio fare, Van Halen brought a refreshing jolt of energy to the stage with his hard-rock hooks and wild guitar flash in the Jimi Hendrix tradition. By the time the decade had come to a close, he’d become as influential as any guitarist who came before.
During his visit to the museum he elaborated on what it means to live in the U.S.:We came here with approximately $50 and a piano, and we didn’t speak the language, he said. Now look where we are. “If that’s not the American dream, what is?” he said.
I’m very proud to be an American, for one. It’s freedom. And a country of opportunity where if you have a dream, a gift, a talent, and a passion—if you work your tail off, you still have the opportunity to achieve anything you want to achieve.
When I got my first car, "You Get What You Play For" was the first cassette. Sanyo receiver and Jenson Triaxle speakers Pioneer 120 watt power amp. Beat up '67 Nova worth $150 and holes in the floorboard with $1500 stereo.If you're playing this song watch your speed because the ending will have metal to the peddle!
That drum solo was pretty bad really.Indoor
Tool
Outdoor
Ozzfest, Lollapalooza or single band, Pantara
Drum Solo
The Bands your Still wan to See or Wish you Did Before they Got Old !
Does dead count? Nirvana.
and that September date got pushed to October 2021, then pushed to May 2022!!!!My fav place is country concert at hickory hill ft LORAMie ohio.
Enter/exit all you want. Bring in your own coolers, absolutely a great 3± plays
KISS concert this September got pushed to next September
Warren Zevon @ Bogarts. Mid 90s?
Indoor
Tool
Outdoor
Ozzfest, Lollapalooza or single band, Pantara
Drum Solo
The Bands your Still wan to See or Wish you Did Before they Got Old !
Does dead count? Nirvana.
I missed REO ... but did see ASIA - I went not expecting much and was Shocked was a Great Show
Did anyone make it to see Jethro Tull ? that's one I wish I had gone to