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• Van Halen
  ...ass guitar|bassist]], Michael Anthony, was recently replaced by [[Wolfgang Van Halen]]. With Hagar as lead singer, the band is often referred to as [[Van Hagar
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• Van Halen/Approval
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• Van Halen/Definition
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• Van Halen/Related Articles
  {{r|Alex Van Halen}} {{r|Eddy Van Halen}}
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• Van Halen/Related Articles
  {{r|Alex Van Halen}} {{r|Eddy Van Halen}}
  215 bytes (32 words) - 09:19, 25 April 2009
• Van Halen
  ...ass guitar|bassist]], Michael Anthony, was recently replaced by [[Wolfgang Van Halen]]. With Hagar as lead singer, the band is often referred to as [[Van Hagar
  674 bytes (110 words) - 22:45, 31 December 2013
• Thriller (Michael Jackson album)
  ...used as studio musicians for the recording, [[Van Halen]] guitarist Eddie Van Halen features on 'Beat It', while actor Vincent Price provided the voice-over fo
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• Hots On for Nowhere/Catalogs
  * 1999: Van Halen (''Club Days'' [recorded live 1976])
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• VH1's 100 Greatest Hard Rock Songs/Related Articles
  {{r|Van Halen}}
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• Classic rock/Related Articles
  {{r|Van Halen}}
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• The Rover/Catalogs
  * 1999: Van Halen (''Golden West Ballroom: Live 1976'' [recorded live 1976])
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• Rock band/Related Articles
  {{r|Van Halen}}
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• VH1's 100 Greatest Hard Rock Songs
  ...two songs each on the list: AC/DC, [[Black Sabbath]], [[Led Zeppelin]], [[Van Halen]], and [[the Who]]. No band has three or more. The oldest song on the list
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• Rock and Roll (Led Zeppelin song)/Catalogs
  * 2004: Van Halen (''Live Without a Net'' [recorded live 27 August 1986])
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• VH1's 100 Greatest Hard Rock Songs/Catalogs
  |Van Halen |Van Halen
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• Classic Rock (magazine)/Catalogs
  |Van Halen |Van Halen
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• Rock music/Catalogs/Rock bands
  {{rpl|Van Halen}}
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• Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time/Catalogs
  |Eddie Van Halen
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• Heartbreaker (song)
  The solo's trickery purportedly inspired Eddie Van Halen to develop his influential tapping technique after he had seen Led Zeppelin
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• Heavy metal (music)
  ...he band. Despite this development and positive response from the audience, Van Halen found it difficult obtaining the record deal in demand. It was not solely D ...ses, even though the music was in general a continuation of the style from Van Halen's debut.
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• Led Zeppelin II
  ...avy metal]], and inspiring a host of other rock bands including Aerosmith, Van Halen and Guns N' Roses.
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• Patti Smith
  ...nductees to the Hall that night joined: Sammy Hagar and Mike Anthony of [[Van Halen]], [[the Ronettes]], [[Grandmaster Flash|Grandmaster Flash and Furious Five
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• Archive:Citizen/V1-N2
  * [[Van Halen]]
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• Jimmy Page
  ...the song '[[Heartbreaker (song)|Heartbreaker]]' has been credited by Eddie Van Halen as the inspiration for his two-hand tapping technique after he saw Led Zepp
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