Afterlife Interview with Eddie Van Halen
Riffs and Beats finds Eddie Van Halen in a Pasadena garage glow, Frankenstrat on his shoulder, back to the workbench where another impossible idea is already half-built.
Riffs and Beats finds Eddie Van Halen in a Pasadena garage glow, Frankenstrat on his shoulder, back to the workbench where another impossible idea is already half-built.
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