www.reuters.com -- The first concert review from the revamped Van Halen has hit the Reuters news site. Van Halen, with DLR, did a two hour set. From reports on the page, the fans ate it up. ...Read More
Comment #1 by CoolVIguy on November 22, 2007 at 8:40pm
Wow, I think I speak for a lot of us bangers when I say that VH was the shit pre NWOBHM. Good to see them havin fun, and together again...THX Ivan ...enjoyable read..
Comment #2 by truckken57 on November 23, 2007 at 08:52am
well DLR is a showman and was always the voice I like Sammie but just could accept him as THE voice wish em luck check ur ego's at the door boyz and keep it real
Comment #3 by Lichtor on November 25, 2007 at 1:27pm
No Jack Daniels Bass...
No Van Halen!
Comment #4 by stonedrockgod on November 25, 2007 at 2:42pm
good luck, if it'll hold together..
Comment #5 by Billelzebub on November 25, 2007 at 11:11pm
I was at this show in L.A., and it was the most amazing concert I've ever been to in my life!!! To those who say it's not the same without Michael Anthony, all I got to say is that if anyone else was gonna be the bassist for that band, it was absolutely fitting that the bassists last name was Van Halen. If any other bass player got that gig, yeah, i agree, it woudln't have been right. But to have another Van Halen on that stage..well...that's completely fine. The only thing I was sketchy about was if the backup vocals were gonna be good...those fears were laid to rest very early on. And lets face it, Michael Anthony wasn't doing anything difficult on the bass. Wolfgang locked right in with his uncle Alex and the band as a whole was absolutley amazing!! Eddie himself was flawless! I realised a lifelong dream on tuesday November 20th by seeing Van Halen fronted by David Lee Roth. I can die in peace now.
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