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  • DavidLeeNatra
    TOASTMASTER GENERAL
    • Jan 2004
    • 10715

    #16
    sometimes it's not that good to meet your idols...especially if you beat them in their discipline...
    Roth Army Icon
    First official owner of ADKOT (Deluxe Version)

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    • Golden AWe
      DIAMOND STATUS
      • Jan 2004
      • 34245

      #17
      Old Clapton (Cream and stuff) kicks ass. Lot of bad stuff from him during the last 15 years or so...too much dull adult pop.
      Originally posted by Cato
      Golden, why are you FAT?
      Originally posted by lesfunk
      Much like yourself as the Jim Morrison of Nazi bunker flies
      http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u...TheDMCross.jpg

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      • IMFUCKINPISSED
        Full On Cocktard
        • Mar 2004
        • 44

        #18
        Clapton SUCKS. His old Cream stuff was good, but anymore he's lame! ALL Fuckin Love songs!
        I think Sammy , and Eric should start a band, and Quit Fuckin up real rock bands!!! CLAPHAGGAR? Sounds about right!

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        • pardo

          #19
          Never heard that story, but I heard the story about Ed meeting Eric while Ed was bombed.

          Who was Clapton to judge - he played more than one show on his back with the mic laying beside him.

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          • ELVIS
            Banned
            • Dec 2003
            • 44120

            #20
            Something about that story rings a bell...

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            • Satan
              ROTH ARMY ELITE
              • Jan 2004
              • 6664

              #21
              Originally posted by IMFUCKINPISSED
              Clapton SUCKS. His old Cream stuff was good, but anymore he's lame! ALL Fuckin Love songs!
              I think Sammy , and Eric should start a band, and Quit Fuckin up real rock bands!!! CLAPHAGGAR? Sounds about right!
              Maybe they could call it "Cream Cheese"?
              Eternally Under the Authority of Satan

              Originally posted by Sockfucker
              I've been in several mental institutions but not in Bakersfield.

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              • Roth-Halen
                Head Fluffer
                • Apr 2004
                • 270

                #22
                I had a friend that was into guitar. He told me that one time this was in a guitar magazine. Either an interview or an article? I have been wanting to know if this is true or not?

                My friend said that Edward Van Halen's idol was Eric Clapton and Ed sent Eric Clapton a blues musical melody , compositon etc etc. I am not a musican.

                Eric sent it back to Edward with like red X's like he was grading it and said it was horrible. My friend also said it bummed Edward out because his idol was Eric Clapton and to send it back like that was embarrassing. Any truth to this? And if it is can you tell me what magazine and what year it was.

                Thanks
                thefive


                Hey fellas!

                It wasn't EVH who sent the tape to EClapton. It was Brian May after he recorde a blues song with Eddie. So brian sent it to clapton as a tribute and EVH did NOT know that Brian was going to do that. What Clapton then said is: "The bluues is something you have to feel" and EVH reply was: " You are a lousy teacher if you think I don't play with feeling" You can read that in an interview that EDV did with Spammy hagar back 1993. The interview was called : Sam drills Eddie! on a guitar player. You might want to look taht up!

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                • pardo

                  #23
                  Shit, I remember that now.

                  I've heard that blues thing Ed and Brian did. I have that blues song - lets just say I can understand why Eric wasn't impressed.

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                  • Roth-Halen
                    Head Fluffer
                    • Apr 2004
                    • 270

                    #24
                    Clapton probably was jealous of EVH back then 'cause Ed had all the attention that only few guitarist in rock history have had. Those were EVH glory days, and nobody could touch him. Even the top names were complimenting him all the time ( Page, Blackmore, A. young, Beck, etc.)

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                    • Roth-Halen
                      Head Fluffer
                      • Apr 2004
                      • 270

                      #25
                      Even Jeff Beck said once that he would've like to see ROTH & HALEN back togehter.

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                      • pardo

                        #26
                        I read an interview with Beck and Page. Beck said he's heard Edward play blues and said it was beautiful.

                        Pete Townsend is a big fan too. He said somethin like "Edwards brilliant guitar playing and that smile allow me to forgive him for letting David Lee Roth stand in front of him". Which was probably a compliment to both of them...

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                        • Golden AWe
                          DIAMOND STATUS
                          • Jan 2004
                          • 34245

                          #27
                          Re: Is this true?

                          Originally posted by thefive
                          I had a friend that was into guitar and pure rock n' roll, hard rock. He told me that one time this was in a guitar magazine. Either an interview or an article? I have been wanting to know if this is true or not?

                          My friend said that Edward Van Halen's idol was Golden AWe and Ed sent the Finn a blues musical melody , composition - album called Van Hagar - OU812. I am not a musician.

                          AWe sent it back to Edward with like red X's like he was grading it and said it was horrible without DLR. My friend also said it bummed Edward out because his idol was Golden AWe and to send it back like that was embarrassing. Any truth to this? And if it is can you tell me what magazine and what year it was.

                          Thanks
                          thefive
                          Yes you are right, except that this happened several times, with several different Van Hagar albums.
                          Originally posted by Cato
                          Golden, why are you FAT?
                          Originally posted by lesfunk
                          Much like yourself as the Jim Morrison of Nazi bunker flies
                          http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u...TheDMCross.jpg

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                          • squib
                            Head Fluffer
                            • Jan 2004
                            • 216

                            #28
                            Originally posted by thefive
                            Hey Squib where and when did Dave make that comment?
                            Your favorite Rothism.

                            thanks
                            thefive
                            I think I found it here : http://www.starpulse.com/Music/Roth,...ee/Interviews/ I'm at work now and that site is blocked from my computer I'll double check later

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                            • Terry
                              DIAMOND STATUS
                              • Jan 2004
                              • 12145

                              #29
                              Clapton was washed up as soon as Hendrix came on the scene.

                              He's been beating that pentatonic blues horse into the ground for so long now, it's almost as boring as Eddie with two hands on the fretboard.

                              I hear Hendrix, Beck, Page, Blackmore and Townshend in Ed's playing, but never much of a Clapton influence.
                              Scramby eggs and bacon.

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                              • thefive

                                #30
                                Originally posted by Roth-Halen


                                Hey fellas!

                                It wasn't EVH who sent the tape to EClapton. It was Brian May after he recorde a blues song with Eddie. So brian sent it to clapton as a tribute and EVH did NOT know that Brian was going to do that. What Clapton then said is: "The bluues is something you have to feel" and EVH reply was: " You are a lousy teacher if you think I don't play with feeling" You can read that in an interview that EDV did with Spammy hagar back 1993. The interview was called : Sam drills Eddie! on a guitar player. You might want to look taht up!

                                Yeah that might of been a whole different story. But my friend emphasized that Eric Clapton corrected Ed's so called masterpiece.

                                thefive

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