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I can Hear ZZ Top, Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith, Black Sabbath, Alice Cooper, But I can also See a Little bit Of Sinatra and Elvis in Dave's stage antics and such.
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Led Zeppelin if anything, Dave acts like Robert Plant more than anyone else to me. And in the 70's Ed dressed a lot like page, and he probably plays the most like page to me.Comment
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i see no relation between roth and plant dave has a cool voice...plant sounds whiny to meR.I.P Van Halen 1978-1984
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I was thinking led zeppelin quite a bit. The beach boys was a good call with the harmonies. I'd say Hendrix was a big influence with Eddie's playing with the whammy bar."I've always been academic. I've trained in martial arts since my 12th birthday. I like contact sports, history books and the fine art of ridicule and sarcasm. I can gang-sign the alphabet and I own a Mercury low-rider. I am a black man trapped in a Jewish body."Comment
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Ed loved clapton as a kid (when ed was a kid not clapton as a kid) and said he knew everynote he ever played, but i dont know how much that influenced his playing in VHhttp://www.audiorevolution.com/news/...vidleeroth.gif
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I read a few EVH interviews and he loved Cream and Claptons playing. Especially the way the band would all play something different from each other, go off on a tangent and come back together. The way the guitar bass and drums work with each other in VH is like that.Originally posted by Jahuli
Ed loved clapton as a kid (when ed was a kid not clapton as a kid) and said he knew everynote he ever played, but i dont know how much that influenced his playing in VH"I've always been academic. I've trained in martial arts since my 12th birthday. I like contact sports, history books and the fine art of ridicule and sarcasm. I can gang-sign the alphabet and I own a Mercury low-rider. I am a black man trapped in a Jewish body."Comment
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I meant in terms of stage presence, DLR looks most like Robert Plant to me.Originally posted by Redballjets88
i see no relation between roth and plant dave has a cool voice...plant sounds whiny to meComment
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From what I hear as far as influences are concerned are:
ZZ Top
Clapton (Cream)
Zepplin
Jimi
Grand Funk Railroad
SabbathComment
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Jim Dandy!!!!Comment
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Yep WARF got it...Dave's stage antics are directly influenced by Big Jim Dandy Mangrum, of Black Oak Arkansas.Comment
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DAVE --David BOWIE (image wise) and of course LOUIE PRIMA ("the first rock star")
ED --THE WHO (song writing and rhythm guitar)Comment
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Van Halen had an original sound. I hear nothing other than Van Halen when I listen to Classic Van Halen. There is nothing remotely familiar to Led Zep, Jimi Hendrix, Cream, Beatles, Stones, Beach Boys, Bee Gees, etc. Van Halen was a microcosm of everything and anything. Put that in your pipe and smoke it.Comment
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BRAVOOriginally posted by johnburrows
Van Halen had an original sound. I hear nothing other than Van Halen when I listen to Classic Van Halen. There is nothing remotely familiar to Led Zep, Jimi Hendrix, Cream, Beatles, Stones, Beach Boys, Bee Gees, etc. Van Halen was a microcosm of everything and anything. Put that in your pipe and smoke it.
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