Where can I get this Van Halen book?

That's funny no street number on the curb, cause Alex & Eddie would make money going around painting curb numbers

Im most impressed with Jason s..drumming..he does it justice..not swinging like alex but his time is on point...Sammy to me was over doing it with unnesssary screaming...but as front man hes under pressure ...and its his show

Do you have a very very slight latency issue? I have my latency set very low in the DAW program.

This guy sucks at telling stories!!Jesus

Was that the same Andy Brauer from Real Guitars in SF?

I just adore MikeyMojo! The combo of the two of you reviewing the concert with such passion and positivity is awesome! It made me grab my phone and go look for tickets in the nearest city. Alas, I won't be attending in Dallas (too far for me) but I will live vicariously through the two of you and others who are putting up footage. I hope you both get to go again and I wish you could meet up in L.A. to do so. Wouldn't that be amazing??? I have been watching the NJ show on YT and Mikey is so dead on with his rundown. Thank you both for coming at this from all angles and really giving an honest and uplifting review. Kudos to Sammy, Mikey, Jason and the one and only Satch! Long Live King Edward! ❤🖤🤍🎸👑

At least this guy doesn't name drop and tip his own cap.

Sammy Hagar is the weakest link, his vocals are weak. Mikey & Joe Satriani are doing a great Job......its not Eddie, but it's done lovingly & respectfully. Jason is great but it lacks the swing ......needs a more triplet feel. Its great for the fans but I won't pay to see it

Did you guys try his beer? Im really curious how tne Red Rocker beer tastes 🤙

Mr Scary in my 2204 I run that through my Fryette power Station can't complain.

Hey guys great show, just caught the Toronto show super hot and Sammy was outstanding, the band was tight and loved hearing those songs again. Budweiser stage was packed 15,000 plus . Joe was a pro. Love to go see them Again!! 👊😎👊

Are you from Birmingham? I heard you talking about Damon. I was in a band called Kaos back when Damon was in a band called Chinatown and they would play Al’s Crossroads one week and we would play the next. I was wondering if you were around that scene.

Proof that rock n roll keeps you young..Sammy and Mikey are in there 70s and satch is in his 60s and they can still get it done.

Going tomorrow and can't wait.

I have tickets for the Forum show can’t wait hoping Alex Dave or Wolfie show up since they all live here in LA

Awesome dudes! Looking forward to seeing a couple shows myself.

great show!!! @mikeymojo 8299 is the salt of the earth and articulated some great insight on this Best Of All Worlds Tour - Keep on Rockin Boys

I'm going to the Phoenix show. I watched the first two shows, and Sammy's voice and the tempos worried me. But by the 3rd show....Atlanta was on fire, and Sammy's voice was strong. It did bring the feeling of 91.

Regarding discussion of Fitz at 42:59, I saw him play keys for Sammy opening for Boston in '79 with an extended solo opening "Young Girl Blues", just as it was on the live '78 "All Night Long" LP; so presumably he played keys with Sammy from about '76-'79 (credited on '76 "(Red)" LP but not '79 "Street Machine").

Van Halen DLR era sold 54,100,000 albums total Van Hagar sold 24,355,000 albums total

Great talk. Thank you both!

I caught the show in CT and it was awesome, fun and great to see this band play! I knew Joe would pull his parts together yet do Ed's parts justice. I'd live to see the show again. Yes, Joe nailed that 5150 tone!

Sidebar, the Montrose band went with Sammy when Ronnie broke up the band..Bill "The Electric" Church, bass, Denny Carmassi, drums. He picked up Gary Pihl, guitar who went to Boston when he joined Van Halen. Denny went to Heart when they got signed to Capitol.

It's "MIKEYMOJO" said in the UTB style!!!

Great interview! I'm glad the boys still got it. I saw VH with Hsgar in 1986 at Alpine Valley in East Troy, WI. I then saw DLR with Steve Vai in 1988, in Austin, TX. Yea, there were at least 20K people at the Alpine Valley show!

This is a very tricky solo well done

I want to see a hard dive on the tremolo.

This channel stands out as one of the great tributes to Eddie Van Halen. Congrats on all the success here, and look forward to all your future guests. This is documenting the EVH History.

Great interview, sir! Thanks much, from Jacksonville, Florida.

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I dig these interviews. Ended up watching The Original Charvel Gang before I finished this. Good stuff. Thank you

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I'm betting that the guy Dave was talking to who he said looked like a Cocaine dealer was Pete Angelus who at that time was his business partner as The Fabulous Picasso Brothers. He was considered, by the band, the fifth member of Van Halen before leaving the camp with Roth. He directed the Jump video and did a lot of creative things. He became persona non grata with the brothers. Roth ended up turning on him when his own career started and continued on a downturn. He was actually holding the Ampex board mixes in two boxes when I talked to Roth backstage in 1979, Logan, Utah. When he walked by, Roth said did you get it? He showed the two Ampex boxes that were underneath the lapel of his sport jacket. Roth smiled and said Alright!! Angelus seemed to be kind of like a slick rock business type not knowing who he was. I thought he was with the label since he had the tapes.

When I saw Allan Holdsworth in 1984 at BYU, front row center, he played that dark red charvel with the black pickguard. Chad Wackerman on drums, Jimmy Johnson on Bass. I got to meet him, he signed my ticket Cheers! and his signature. I think Road Games came out around then.

Great interview once again.

I wonder if Loren knows about: "Little Caesar / East Side Indians, plus special guests, 18 and over - Saturday May 16th, The Cadillac Club" -Sammy Hagar Live:RHRN audio version before his "Give to Live" solo.

How much do those early 80's Charveles go for. I can't event find one on ebay or anything. What model is a good representation of that era.

Paul, thank you so much for coming on and telling your stories about EVH and for correcting memories from the movie. Michael Charvel actually told me about the movie when it was newly finished. I found it with a Spanish title on Tubi and told him where it was so he could watch it. Then, I tried to tell all of the guys in the VH YT community about it, but they didn't want to hear me, probably cuz girl. Omg! Please interview Slash! That would be next level! And I hope Wolfgang comes on at some point too! Great interview! Long Live King Edward!

Love these videos. Thank you for all that you do for us Edward Van Halen fans!!

Great interview! I just wanted to chime in and say how fortunate I was to meet Tad aka Kurt James in 7th grade at South Pasadena Jr High. He was already miles ahead of us on the electric guitar. I was at Tad's house every day in middle school and I can't express how dedicated he was to improving has playing. I am consistently referred to in this interview as "My Buddy". When Van Halen showed up at my beach on 4th of July the first thing I did was call Tad. We both spent the whole day with Eddie and Alex. Tad, Eddie and I sat together and Eddie played Spanish Fly and Tad had the nerve to play for Eddie and killed it!. Dave "Hawk" Lopez did go on a beer run with Alex. The Van Halen's could not have been nicer to us. They invited us into their hotel room that was full of beautiful women and made sure we always had a beer. A teenage fantasy came to life. I was also at Padrini's Music store the day we both met Nick Panicci. Nick took us under his wing and showed us the ropes of the Rock and Roll lifestyle. I also called Tad when I was a student at GIT when Allan Holdsworth gave his first seminar. Eddie played with through a Roland cube and sounded fantastic. And it was NOT my Peavey amp that Tad used at one of the many parties I would invite Tad to come and play with us in Laguna. It was my buddy's amp. Tad made it sound great. When we were kids I often wondered why he included me and he said "you make the band sound better". That bit of wisdom defined my roll in music. I knew if I could make the band sound better I would always play with better musicians. Tad has always been a secret weapon of mine. I grew up in his shadow and always there to support him. But the Mojo that rubbed off on me always made me stand out in all the other music projects I have worked on. We are still great friends to this day. A few weeks ago we played a beach party on 4th of July. Tad stole the show!

Awesome as usual!

That's awesome story! Dayton Ohio woo hoo!

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The people ( Like my wife) who doesn’t understand “OUR” obsession with EVH will never understand, all the things I do now that I learned Ed was doing in “75 Crazy stuff 😂😂

The bomb Mike tells a story about how himself and Alex stole that bomb from somewhere….. and Ed turned it into his effects carrier… 😂😂

I hate Nathan. This mofo gets to play with everyone. And I DO mean everyone! Probably a damn alien time traveler.

George is the man he’ll be playing many more years

Jeff. You are an inspiration to me, I am a struggling musician from NYC, I even tried to start van halen cover band, I currently in shelter but I still have hope and keep rocking dnd getting be better, you can see some videos on my channel, thank you

Yngwie is a genre all his own. He fucking kills it at what he does. Big fan. And big fan of lynch. Dude had his own shit going on. Wish i grew up in the 80s man.