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Eddie Van Halen’s Legendary 1982 Kramer Guitar Could Fetch Up to $3 Million at Auction
The 1982 Kramer axe graced the hands of not one but two legendary musicians, making it a true piece of rock ‘n’ roll history. It was extensively played by Van Halen on his rock band’s tours in 1982 and ‘83, appearing onstage at concerts in Philadelphia, Venezuela, Brazil, and Argentina. It has, of course, been photomatched to multiple performances.
Propelled by the title track and its accompanying video, which is directed by Robert Rodriguez and stars Danny Trejo, the ...
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“Back of headstock reveals: #1 Edward Van Halen Model”: Eddie Van Halen’s 1982 Kramer – also owned by Mick Mars – heads to the auction block. Is this the next multi ...
Dressed up to look like Frankie, a precursor to the 5150, this transitional Kramer was stage-played by Eddie Van Halen and appeared on Mötley Crüe's Dr Feelgood ...
Van Halen can't have been an easy band to navigate your way through with both of the brothers, and characters like Sammy ...
Van Halen covered The Kinks, not once, but twice – signaling the Eddie Van Halen-led outfit's respect for the band ...
Van Halen releases “Feelin’ (Live at Wembley Stadium, London, UK, 6/24/1995),” a 1995 performance ahead of the expanded ...
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Wolfgang Van Halen welcomed Alter Bridge into the hallowed halls of the legendary 5150 Studios to record their new album
M ark Tremonti has reflected on the “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” of writing and recording Alter Bridge's new album at ...
Eddie Van Halen originally wrote this song as a parody. It became incredibly influential, helping to mold a generation of music.
"Tearing up the rule book and saying, 'Okay, given that this is my instrument, what can I do with it that no one else has ...
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