Remastered By –Chris Bellman. Remastered from original analog tapes. Matrix / Runout (Side A Runout): RR1-3677-A 13113 1A CB. Written-By –Hunter ,Gaye ,Stevenson 3:43. Manufactured By –Rhino Records (2).
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VAN HALEN – WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIRST -180 GRAM VINY LP “ NEW, SEALED „
180 GRAM VINYL. ALBUM is NEW, FACTORY SEALED-.
VAN HALEN Live in New Haven, CT 1986 SEALED limited edition 2LP Clear Vinyl RSD
Love Walks In. Why Can’t This Be Love. Wild Thing. Ain’t Talkin“Bout Love. I Can’t Drive 55. Guitar Solo.
Picture Sleeve 45 Van Halen – When It’s Love / Cabo Wabo On WB – Vg++
VAN HALEN.
The Collection II Vinyl Box New / Sealed
Van Halen – Collection II 1986-1995 (180G Vinyl 5LP BOX) 2023 R5-671179 New / Sealed. Van Halen – Collection 1978-84 (180G Vinyl 6LP BOX) 2023 R5-671179. 5 Humans Being (2023 Remaster). 5 Source of Infection (2023 Remaster).
VAN HALEN 5150 BOX LP/3CD/BR LTD 40th ANIV EXPANDED ED BRAND NEW FACTORY SEALED
The black color here is exactly what you’d expect from a standard pressing.
Van Halen Self Titled Vinyl LP 33rpm Record 1978 Warner Bros BSK-3075 VG+
This Van Halen Self-Titled Vinyl LP 33rpm Record from 1978 by Warner Bros. BSK-3075 is in Very Good+ Condition. The inner record sleeve has a very small split on one side. Comes with a clear plastic outer protective sleeve. SEE PHOTOS
Van Halen Self Titled Vinyl LP 33rpm Record 1978 Warner Bros BSK-3075 VG+
This Van Halen Self-Titled Vinyl LP 33rpm Record from 1978 by Warner Bros. BSK-3075 is in Very Good+ Condition. The inner record sleeve has a very small split on one side. Comes with a clear plastic outer protective sleeve. SEE PHOTOS
Van Halen – Van Halen Self Titled Sealed Vinyl, LP Reissue, Remastered 180 Gram
B5 Ice Cream Man. Sealed With Slide in Plastic Outer Sleeve. Written-By – John Brim. B3 Feel Your Love Tonight 3:40. B2 Atomic Punk 3:00.
VAN HALEN – Self Titled – Mobile Fidelity One Step 180G 45 RPM 2 LP – Box Set
In Van Halen’s case, the latter almost always involved partying, freedom, sex, and, in the immortal words of singer David Lee Roth, living „life like there’s no tomorrow.“. Devoid of the pretense, ego, and showiness that infected many of his imitators, the Dutch native sticks to a straightforward approach that underlines the authority, prowess, and visionary scope of his playing and then-unheard-of finger-tapping skills.