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    my dad’s music taste was vast, his staple was Van Halen. Little did I know how much that band would shape me as a person. While most fans were in love with David Lee Roth, (the singer) I was all about Eddie Van Halen; the greatest guitarist in the world. The greatest because to me, he isn't just a guitarist. He’s an innovator, a genius, and one of my biggest role models. While I think all art is powerful, it’s all subjective, and to me, Eddie Van Halen is the perfect example to why art is so powerful

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    There are certain musicians that come along that shift a culture, attitude, or future musicians. Another musician that went on influence future generations and considered one of the greatest guitar players in the world is Eddie Van Halen. Eddie Van Halen was born in Holland in 1955 and immigrated to Pasadena California. At the age of seven, Eddie was training as a classical pianist, although his love for Rock and Roll was developing. He started working a paper route and used the money to buy a

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    Eddie Van Halen

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    He raised the bar of playing and caused guitarists to sacrifice all their time studying the instrument with the hope to keep up. The guitar work and techniques used in Van Halen were unheard of at the time. Eddie Van Halen is a special case, he invented and revolutionized completely new techniques. The most iconic technique used by the legend is the world famous tapping. This is when both hands of the guitar player are used on the fretboard to

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    Eddi Eddie Van Halen

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    (Carl) ¨Eddie Van Halen changed the face of rock music and sent a generation of young guitarists into their rooms to practice¨. His tone and style brought him instant fame in the guitar world. The path of hard rock will forever change because of his contributions to the guitar world. This is a great example of how the guitar impacted music because Eddie later became one of the most famous guitarists in the world and his band “Van Halen” would become the biggest rock band in

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    expanding his talents by writing songs for the band he co-founded. Once his band, Van Halen, was signed to Warner Bros. Records, he was able to travel to far places to perform on stages outside of those in small town clubs. For the past 35 years, the famous guitarist has impressed large audiences with his revolutionary two-handed techniques and styles on the stringed instrument. Like most nineteenth-century virtuosos, Van Halen’s highly accomplished and distinguished technical ability greatly displays

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    many successful bands. Van Halen took heavy metal to new heights. After more than two decades of playing sold-out concert halls, selling millions of albums and enduring various lineup changes and solo projects, Van Halen is recognized as one of the most resilient and successful rock bands to emerge from the 1970s and continue into the 1980’s. Eddie and Alex Van Halen were raised in Pasadena, the children of Dutch immigrants who immigrated to California in 1967. The Van Halen brothers grew up taking

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    Descriptive Vacation

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    The limo came to a halt, letting out all of its passengers and into the place where many famous feet have walked the halls and crazy things took place. WHOOSH,feet were lifting in the air, like an angel taking off into outer space, where adults and kids had large grins on their face, exploring the outside and differences from America. Everywhere someone can turn, they see adults with exceptionally large drinks in their hands, gift shops everywhere but most importantly: everyone was having an amazing

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    Van Halen was the quintessential 80’s party band before the 80’s were even a thing. Runnin’ with the Devil is a biography of the band, Van Halen, from their start as a band with a record label up until the departure of David Lee Roth, their frontman, in 1985. So far, the book has looked into their start as a backyard party band in Pasadena, California, with Eddie Van Halen, a master on guitar, his older brother, Alex Van Halen, the drummer who was the backbone of Eddie’s riffs, Michael Anthony, the

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    tricks with the guitar and All Along the Watchtower has a superb solo to listen to. In fact, the song features four distinct guitar solos. The varied and characteristic solos show Hendrix’ visionary and unique style. Eruption – Eddie Van Halen Eddie Van Halen is another great guitarist you should look up to. His guitar solos have speed, precision and fun licks that guarantee you’ll always learn something new from his solos. Eruption is among the

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    In the last two decades there have been countless viral videos on youtube, so it’s understandable if you have forgotten a few of them. This top 10 list will help remind you of the videos that were hits all over the world. Number Ten: FridayRemember that girl that sang about her favorite day of the week, Rebecca Black? Maybe she’ll write a song about her least favorite day of the week… Number Nine: Grape Lady FallsYou have to remember that news anchor that fell out of a bucket during a grape stomping

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