Van Halen Stories #12 Mike Wolf Part 3

[@bock-schroeder]

Excellent interview/conversation. A great insight into the Van Halen sphere and atmosphere. (Part I, II, and III)

[@FinalResonanceTV]

Thank You! Thanks for watching!

[@just4kicks950]

Eddie was so connected to his guitar, after a concert. His guitar needed a cigarette lol. I'm still grieving over the death of Edward RIP 😔 to the king of strings 🎸🤘. Thanks for sharing 😎

[@stevebracher6998]

Thanks for this guys..... awesome for us diehards. RIP King Edward we miss you brotha. Thanks for being the reason I've played guitar for the last forty years.

[@FinalResonanceTV]

Thanks for watching!

[@kevinkiso4579]

This gentleman seems to be ignorant as to the many different songs, fifty years of songwriting, done by Michael Schenker. That was a completely poor thing to say. Listen to UFO's Lp called "Force It" released in 1975.

[@WOLF2216]

No disrespect to Schenker was intended. I was almost a bigger fan of his than Edward! I meant to compare the career success of the two of them and how it all came down to song composition. Btw, 'Force It' was one of my favorite UFO albums and I worshipped it in my woodshed for days on end...@@kevinkiso4579

[@bobravenscraft5376]

Roth unpredictable. Mmmm like Quiting the greatest band of all time. AT THEIR PEAK

[@crsantin]

Great interview with Mike Wolf. I was in my car making a left turn when they announced his death on the radio, about 3:00 pm my time. I almost crashed making that turn. I pulled over and cried. Life isn’t the same without Eddie.

[@FinalResonanceTV]

No doubt it’s not!

[@Brandonn5151]

Coming back to this after a few months. I am so glad this channel exists. You're providing an amazing service that i can't get enough of. Thank you!!

[@topJimmyP1984]

Awesome set of interviews, appreciate it, I learned a lot. I've been a fan of Van Halen since the seventies, seen lots of videos/ podcasts, read most all the books and still learned a bunch here which usually isn't the case with most. thanks.

[@JockeLundgrenTV]

Thank you so much, for all 3 episodes! Much appreciated, Mike and Jeff. 🙋🏻‍♂️

[@FinalResonanceTV]

Thank You! Thanks for watching!!

[@bobravenscraft5376]

I don't know how you guys do it. I'm shedding tears as you speak. You guys are tough VH4ever

[@grantrichards7393]

Dynamite conversation. I enjoyed it immensely. Thanks.

[@FinalResonanceTV]

Your welcome!! Thanks for tuning in!

[@atve]

the NECKLACE was super fkn cool, . . . shorten the chain, so that it rides over your neck hahahaha I WANT ONE ! HAHAH very cool man

[@johnmacbeth4148]

I taped the Pasadena show off the radio early eighties. A must for any fan, especially guitar players. That should have been released. It sounds better than the Aerosmith live albums. Great interviews. More please

[@bigtrex76]

This was awesome. I’ve been digging these interviews the last few weeks

[@nathanwalsh3028]

As a drummer Ed is definitely one of my favorites if not my favorite. But Alex cannot be understated or underrated. The rhythmic connection was awesome.

[@FinalResonanceTV]

Absolutely

[@smartrn1]

Appreciate you guys. Truly. Tremendous interview.

[@heyjarrod]

Yeah, that avatar, or hologram technology is crazy. A few years ago I almost ‘literally’ saw Buddy Holly and Roy Orbison performing over here in Beverly Hills-Sabon theater. Man, first Roy just kind of materialized coming up from the floor… do a few songs, and just kind of disappear like being teleported. Then Buddy would come and go the same way. They would take turns doing a few songs with a live band behind them. I was only about 10 rows back. And at one point. I got up to go down the left side towards the front of the stage. And it still looked like them. I remember seeing Buddy Holly‘s guitar cable just dangling, clothes moving, and you’re looking at the artist. 🤘🏻🎸🔥😯

[@10alexa10]

Hello from Switzerland. Thank you for the content.

[@FinalResonanceTV]

Hello! Thanks for tuning in!!

[@technicalitems731]

I love the channel and these interviews. Keep more coming. Mike Wolf is a great interview. It’s funny that Eddie said to Dweezil in a phone call about the person who had the bootlegs, “I don’t want anyone coming to my house”. And yet here is Mike Wolf who ended up coming to Eddie’s house. It didn’t sound like Mike knew in this interview that in another interview that Eddie had said that! I guess that’s why Mike says in this interview that Dweezil was protective of Ed and was trying to be a “gatekeeper” in ten situation. Hahaha. It’s badass that Mike needed up visiting Eddie’s house and studio and being a buddy.

[@MarshallAmpMan]

I forgot... to thank you for posting this, really interesting.

[@bradhardisty1652]

Great back stories.

[@FinalResonanceTV]

Thanks!

[@5150hammerhead]

I met Nugent a couple of times and weaseled my way backstage for the Yankees in Detroit, he is a character. I also heard him mention that Edward played his guitar by moving his feet.

[@durablegoods4sure]

Nugent is a BONIFIED RACIST. He can’t die soon enough. RIH ted nugent!!!

[@seanb199zero]

Great stuff!

[@dwaynecole6636]

I think Roth should have gone in the studio and fixed those vocals but, if you really want a real live album. Tokyo Dome is it.

[@bobravenscraft5376]

Dave has always said he didn't care about remembering Lyrics

[@blairwos1382]

People always talk about 81 '. What about extra footage of 79' videos.

[@MarshallAmpMan]

I am flabbergasted that the brothers didn't kick Wolf's ass. What band in their right man would deal with a guy who had their bootlegs, seems absurd.

[@WOLF2216]

Lol...Kick my ass?!...At first Ed offered to pay me for the tape they wanted to put out... but I refused to take his money...

[@michaeladamo6279]

This is awesome! They did have a keyboard player. Do you remember he got tired of David lee Roth’s antics and quit I think it was in Greg‘s book

[@FinalResonanceTV]

Yes Roth absolutely drove them crazy

[@michaeladamo6279]

@@FinalResonanceTV The more Stuff that comes out really does not put him in a good light it’s funny because back in 1985 I was camp Dave because for some reason I thought they threw Dave out of the band but I just despised Sammy’s voice with Van Halen really can’t explain it although I like it now.

[@michaeladamo6279]

@@FinalResonanceTV I think Dave put on Nose that was shaped like a penis or something like that. or Eddie put them on and Dave put his mouth on it or something?

[@topJimmyP1984]

In a recent interview I heard from Eddie Van Halen in '78 he said that he didn't like playing along with a keyboardist he liked filling all the spots himself and it was difficult to Noodle and do what he wanted during a song and be out of sync with a keyboardist

[@bobravenscraft5376]

ULTIMATE QUESTIONS. his angle knowledge. Do you know this scale or progression. People think all he knew was the pentatonic scale. Yeah Right Dude lol

[@MarshallAmpMan]

JImi Hendrix did NOT have a sister!! You were duped!!!

[@FinalResonanceTV]

True she’s not a blood Sister. But she’s entirely in control of his legacy. Believe me, she’s a smart strong woman.

[@MarshallAmpMan]

@@FinalResonanceTV She was his step sister, Jimi's father was NOT her father. No relation although yes she does have his estate under his control, they stole it from Jimi's brother Leon.

[@scottmcclure4153]

Dude I do like your interviews. But my God they are way to loooooong. Crazy. You need to get to your point faster then over a hr. This is y you have 40 comments 7 8 months later. Silly

[@bobravenscraft5376]

Metallica fans hate me all you want. When they mention Schenker. I say laying cynder blocks. BORING BORING