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|member1 = Eddie Van Halen - Guitar |
|member1 = Eddie Van Halen - Guitar |
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|member2 = Alex Van Halen - Drummer |
|member2 = Alex Van Halen - Drummer |
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|member3 = Wolfgang Van Halen - Bass guitar |
|member3 = Wolfgang Van Halen - Bass guitar |
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|member4 = David Lee Roth - Singer |
|member4 = David Lee Roth - Singer |
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| − | '''Van Halen''' is an American hard rock band formed in the mid |
+ | }}'''Van Halen''' is an American hard rock band formed in the mid 1970s and is active to this day. They appeared in the [[Season Seventeen]] episode, "[[Ginger Cow]]". |
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| − | The band performed at the unification rally of the three Abrahamic faiths; Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. Before a packed stadium of all three adherents, the symbols of each faith melded together on a projected screen to form the VH band logo. The rock group then launched into their most successful song "Aint Talkin' 'bout Love" from their debut album ''Van Halen''. A CNN |
+ | The band performed in Jerusalem at the unification rally of the three Abrahamic faiths; Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. Before a packed stadium of all three adherents, the symbols of each faith melded together on a projected screen to form the Van Halen "VH" band logo. The rock group then launched into their most successful song "[[Aint Talkin' 'bout Love]]" from their debut album ''Van Halen'' (1978). A CNN reporter on a rooftop proclaimed a ten year peace party between the faiths as the concert proceeded behind him. Later, the band performed "[[Hot for Teacher]]" from their sixth album ''MCMLXXXIV'' or popularly known as ''1984''. |
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Revision as of 15:27, 16 October 2019
Van Halen is an American hard rock band formed in the mid 1970s and is active to this day. They appeared in the Season Seventeen episode, "Ginger Cow".
Background
The band performed in Jerusalem at the unification rally of the three Abrahamic faiths; Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. Before a packed stadium of all three adherents, the symbols of each faith melded together on a projected screen to form the Van Halen "VH" band logo. The rock group then launched into their most successful song "Aint Talkin' 'bout Love" from their debut album Van Halen (1978). A CNN reporter on a rooftop proclaimed a ten year peace party between the faiths as the concert proceeded behind him. Later, the band performed "Hot for Teacher" from their sixth album MCMLXXXIV or popularly known as 1984.